God damn the Chem/Vax Pusher Man
It’s been seven years since I first posted my response to Tom Spears, who at the time, was the Science Reporter for the Ottawa Citizen. It’s also been around the same time since I last posted an article on this site due to a number of factors which I won’t get into here other than to say they were mainly legal issues.
What got me going this time was the fact that the spraying hasn’t abated since back in 2015 and at the time of this writing (July 24, 2022) the Cariboo region of B.C. has, after a rather long and cold and wet shitty spring and summer, finally warmed up and the skies over the past few days have were clear and bright blue for the first time in a long long while. I was taking advantage of the nice weather to put new tin roofing on the old homestead house on our property here in Cottonwood and up until yesterday the blue dome above my head had been clear of chemtrials as I was laying down strapping for the new roof. That came to an abrupt ending as the usual fake cloud-like whisps of fuzzy whiteness started wafting forth as it made its way down from Prince George, B.C. where, by all appearances it emanates forth from on a regular basis. (The header above for this piece is an example taken on my land yesterday).
When I went to the site this morning to compose this little rant I re-read my response to the Tom Spears article from 2015 and it was the quote above the piece that specifically caught my attention:
“When people mistrust modern science it can lead them
to embrace extreme world views: a hollow Earth, mind-control
drugs sprayed from airplanes, poisonous vaccines, and more.
Here are six wild theories that persist, even in the face of
overwhelming evidence.”
~ Tom Spears, Science Reporter for the Ottawa Citizen
Back when I first used the quote in 2015 the world was still slumbering on unaware of what the Pusher Man had in store for us come the year of 2020. Now when I read it again the words “poisonous vaccines” stood out glaringly as a reminder to us all that the so-called “conspiracy theorists” were right all along.
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