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To: ggersh who wrote (183038)1/22/2022 7:43:13 PM
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My pondering over Sunday morning coffee.

Re the interview piece you cited, below, is interesting, and premised on a belief that the rest of the world is as idiotic as DNC / RNC w/r to own interest. Let us see if true, per time shall tell.



The interviewee (Alexander Vindman) is already to go to work per call of duty, zooming from his study next to bedroom, and said, in effect
- War in Europe is almost inevitable, because US, EU, and Ukraine have no flexibility, and Russia must use off
-ramp- War shall be big
- American people best get ready
- Geopolitical & economic consequences large , and whatever

My 12 bits of pondering,
- Wonder which EU fellows & fellowettes wish to go against Russia for Ukraine
- ... and do a big war as EU is already infused with enemies within
- What is it to any Americans to do war in Ukraine, where none except the Russians had really ever won
- How is war in the Ukraines going to be limited to simply Europe
- What would the Russians do to anyone who supports the American / Nato war effort during what would be an existential crisis (i.e. N Korea, Persia, Japan, ME, etc etc)
- What can anyone do should the Russians simply do de-capitation move on the Ukraines, and if necessary make an example of any of the Baltic city states
- What would one accidental missile strike on a TSMC factory in Taiwan, and another mistake attack on whatever semiconductor equipment plant in the Netherlands do to the war effort
- Does the interviewee Alex truly understand what Nasdaq going to zero would do to the boomers everywhere except Russia
- EU's friend would advise the EU to seek independent foreign policy and stop being a stooge
- Russia's friend would counsel Russia re standing firm, because doing nothing would lead to existential crisis
- America's friend would observe that perpetual-war / forever-enemy likely cannot last when proxies need to be tee-ed up against their interests
- Friend to all three would intone, fix your respective internal issue and fissures, whilst there is still time, and if you need to do internal regime-change to tee off the effort, do it, now, and thoroughly, and whatever the doings, do not follow people who advise war-to-end-all-wars

IOW, I shall believe the inevitability of war in Europe over the Ukraines after the war gets going, as in, yeah, failed in Afghanistan, try Russia, and no, do so without the help of China as Team China shall sit-out the initial 4 years by being actively neutral & strategically procrastinating. On that pondering red bold stratagem, yeah, go to it :0)

Would advise Alex Vindman to best relocate from study to bedroom and have a think after good nap.

Just the threat of war, temperatures up, would and is likely already doing substantial damage.

In the mean time I just did my morning routine, checking on overnight news flow as fed by the various interested parties behind the scenes and noted what caught my attention

A few flavours of Bloomberg home pages for different continents bloomberg.com


Re above, takeaway be, 'the system is wobbly, and can be wobbled more'




Re above, takeaway be, there are some misunderstandings re a Germany that can easily opt out, and as far as China goes, what the states do amongst themselves can be ameliorated but should not be kinetically countered as long as civilisation-state security not on the table.



Re above, yeah, show the Russians how many ways they can be threatened. Worked predictably often enough throughout history. Russia possibly an easier foe than Afghanistan, N Vietnam, N Korea, ...



Re above, negative yield is not likely sustainably supportive of war effort where people cast votes about whether their young should be sacrificed for the careers of other people who zoom from their comfortable study.



Re above, yeah, better to have EU dependent on faraway gas supplier with own interest elsewhere than on close proximity nuke-armed and ready neighbour looking out for neighbourly relations.

Usually a good giggle from ZeroHedge zerohedge.com



Re above, hints of something not quite right at many levels

My crypto go-to cointelegraph.com



Re above, crypto doing the high-volatility 'thing' - what a surprise.


My Hong Kong go-to scmp.com



Re above, hmmnnnn, some inklings actually sensible, even if for awhile longer, per 'wait for it'

My USA market go-to seekingalpha.com



Re above, there might still be profit left in the QQQ put options expiration March series.

My nonsense go-to edition.cnn.com



Re above, CNN must not have gotten its daily spin script, and so focusing on nothing.

My deep-state go-to bbc.com


Re above, ditto CNN missing script page from the UK authorities

My China go-to english.news.cn



Re above, do do do, build build build trade trade trade, as usual and all-good

My Russia PoV go-to rt.com



Re above, "ante up"


My alt-go-to aljazeera.com


Re above, events happening outside of the region that might splash back within the region; 'wait for it'.

My lib-card go-to economist.com


Re above, yeah, for the EU, to tee up China to support Lithuania at the behest of USA, as advised by island Britain, and do not forget the Ukraine matter.


My alt-deep-state go-to ft.com



Re above, gas-gas, gas everywhere but from Russia, too make sure China gets enough gas from Russia, and EU ends up as existential enemy of same Russia, such that as good ideas go, counselled by FT, that which is allied with WSJ must be sound advice.

My lib-tard comedy page nytimes.com



Re above, tale of three locales, Beijing, Chernobyl (Ukraine), and NYC, per a picture is worth some number of words.


... and why it might be a good idea for America to go up against Russia over the Ukraines, by proxying EU, because the Europeans after so many times of going against Russia are excited to have another GO.

My USA market alt-go-to seekingalpha.com



Re above, QQQ short still has profit in the trade

My Neo-con go-to wsj.com


Re above, yeah, listen to island Britain on what is best for the EU and America, so as to leave Team China focusing on next generation technologies.

... and re below, wobbles beget more wobbles, and potentially hit natural rhythmic frequency setting off collapse sequence, that which is a process and not an event.

My multi-tasking background-play video site realvision.com




To: ggersh who wrote (183038)1/22/2022 11:00:23 PM
From: maceng23 Recommendations

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ggersh
marcher
tntpal

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The Dirty 16,

"One in 200 of getting a "bad batch" of vaccine".

Will These People Be Charged With Genocide? (mercola.com)

STORY AT-A-GLANCE
Seven applicants, on behalf of the British population, have filed a complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC), accusing 16 individuals of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and crimes of aggressionThe 16 defendants include Dr. Anthony Fauci, Dr. Peter Daszak, Bill and Melinda Gates, the CEOs of Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson along with several other British authorities, as well as the presidents of the Rockefeller Foundation and the World Economic ForumAccording to the ICC complaint, the 16 defendants have violated the Nuremberg Code and Articles 6, 7, 8, 15, 21 and 53 of the Rome StatuteThe Nuremberg Code is a set of medical research ethics principles that grew out of the “Doctors Trial” in Nuremberg following World War II. The war crimes tribunal at Nuremberg established 10 standards to which doctors must conform when performing experiments on human subjectsThe ICC is a permanent, independent court that investigates crimes that concern the international community. Its activities are governed by an international treaty called the Rome Statute, which has been ratified by more than 120 countries, including the U.S. It can step in when a member state fails to take appropriate action to bring a criminal to justice. In theory, member states are supposed to cooperate with the court

According to The Desert Review, a slew of high-power figures in the COVID-19 pandemic and the push to mandate experimental COVID jabs have been accused of several crimes, including crimes against humanity, war crimes and crimes of aggression in the U.K.:1

“In a stunning 46-page legal filing2 to the International Criminal Court on December 6 [2021], an intrepid attorney and seven applicants accused Anthony Fauci, Peter Daszak, Melinda Gates, William Gates III, and twelve others of numerous violations of the Nuremberg Code. These included various crimes against humanity and war crimes as defined by the Rome Statutes, Articles 6, 7, 8, 15, 21, and 53.”



In all, the 16 defendants named in the legal filing are:

(1) Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the NIAIDDr.

(2) Peter Daszak, president of EcoHealth Alliance

(3) Bill Gates

(4) Melinda Gates

(5) Albert Bourla, CEO of Pfizer

(6) Stephane Bancel, CEO of Moderna

(7) Pascal Soriot, CEO of AstraZenecaA

(8) lex Gorsky, CEO of Johnson & Johnson

(9) Tedros Adhanhom Ghebreyesus, director-general of the WHO

(10) Boris Johnson, U.K. prime minister

(11) Christopher Whitty, U.K. chief medical adviser

(12) Matthew Hancock, former U.K. secretary of state for Health and Social Care

(13) Medicines and Healthcare, current U.K. secretary of state for Health and Social Care

(14) June Raine, U.K. chief executive of Medicines and Healthcare products

(15) Dr. Rajiv Shah, president of the Rockefeller Foundation

(16) Klaus Schwab, president of the World Economic Forum

The victims, on behalf of whom the complaint was filed, are “the peoples of the United Kingdom.” One of the seven applicants is Dr. Michael Yeadon, a former vice president and chief scientist of allergy and respiratory research at Pfizer.

h/t to rougudolphin for link.



To: ggersh who wrote (183038)1/23/2022 12:40:51 AM
From: maceng24 Recommendations

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Scottish Vaccine data.

"Scottish data shows that the COVID-19 age-standardized case rate is highest among the two-dose vaccinated and lowest among unvaccinated! It further shows this trend of negative efficacy for the double-vaccinated persisting for hospitalizations and deaths. Something is very wrong here, and together with other data points, it raises concerning questions about the negative effect of waning antibodies, constant boosting, and the consequences of a leaky vaccine with narrow-spectrum suboptimal antibodies against an ever-evolving virus."

Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices Message Board - Msg: 33673092 (siliconinvestor.com)

The data at least is correct. It can be checked here.

COVID-19 & Winter Statistical Report (publichealthscotland.scot)