Australia set to force its people to vaccinate
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I was planning on 114. But I am not opposed to 120. 
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I was planning on 114. But I am not opposed to 120.
appeals to the umpire "Howzat ?!"
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Interesting things going on at the time of the "Spanish flu", also.
Propaganda for and resulting in mass vaccination, and radio waves becoming prominent. Similar to today - mass vaccination (government mandate) and 5G. Also worth noting is that there is a higher morbidity of Covid-19 to those who had a flu-shot. Another reason not to have a flu-shot, in addition to the first 99.
Several doctors noted that everyone diagnosed with Spanish flu had a significantly slower blood clotting mechanism, which has an interesting correlation with some Covid cases of higher blood clotting (possibly for real covid, as opposed to the flu or pneumonia or anything else where the profit-motive encourages misdiagnosis).
Best of all, they could not prove the "Spanish flu" was contagious, and they haven't bothered to do the same with Covid today. It's probably not either.
Propaganda for and resulting in mass vaccination, and radio waves becoming prominent. Similar to today - mass vaccination (government mandate) and 5G. Also worth noting is that there is a higher morbidity of Covid-19 to those who had a flu-shot. Another reason not to have a flu-shot, in addition to the first 99.
Several doctors noted that everyone diagnosed with Spanish flu had a significantly slower blood clotting mechanism, which has an interesting correlation with some Covid cases of higher blood clotting (possibly for real covid, as opposed to the flu or pneumonia or anything else where the profit-motive encourages misdiagnosis).
Best of all, they could not prove the "Spanish flu" was contagious, and they haven't bothered to do the same with Covid today. It's probably not either.
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Here are some facts from the Australia bureau of statistics...
We are not in a pandemic...
This table shows us the total deaths in Canada from January to August...
We are not in a pandemic...
Here is a table released by the CDC...
We are not in a pandemic...
Here is a Graph showing covid in China...
We are not in a pandemic...
If the definition of a pandemic includes "worldwide death" then...
We are not in a pandemic...
We are not in a pandemic...
This table shows us the total deaths in Canada from January to August...
We are not in a pandemic...
Here is a table released by the CDC...
We are not in a pandemic...
Here is a Graph showing covid in China...
We are not in a pandemic...
If the definition of a pandemic includes "worldwide death" then...
We are not in a pandemic...
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The dangers of false science.
When the government and its sponsors started teaching Big Bang "theory" and Evolutionism in schools as science, who would have guessed it would have caused the death of real science? But it obviously has. I'd guess a good 80% of the population are scientifically illiterate. Of the remainder, some don't speak out for fear of losing their jobs, and quite a number have been bought out to sell the false narrative.
When the government and its sponsors started teaching Big Bang "theory" and Evolutionism in schools as science, who would have guessed it would have caused the death of real science? But it obviously has. I'd guess a good 80% of the population are scientifically illiterate. Of the remainder, some don't speak out for fear of losing their jobs, and quite a number have been bought out to sell the false narrative.
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No storm here.
I believe one is scheduled to start on January 6, however...
I believe one is scheduled to start on January 6, however...
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Sorry - it's a political reference.
Yes, it is late. What are you still doing up?
Yes, it is late. What are you still doing up?
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@Moses_Young ... Not too windy here in Melb... But so far this summer its been particularly cold and humid which is odd cos down here we get some humid days when its hot but this humid coldness is different for this part of Oz...
Looking ahead, they are forecasting a heatwave for Victoria. Finally. Its mid Jan and some sunshine is well overdue...
Iv got my van ready to take off in a few weeks, when i get my license back... I was planning on going to NSW but the more i look into it the more im tempted by the Apple Isle... Has anyone been there? It looks likes heaven on earth... I'll tour Tassie first... Use it as a little practice run... Then, i'll take what i've learnt, remodify a different vehicle and do the big island... Straya...
If i want bush (which i do) then Tassie is the place to go. They have unique flora and fauna species which is cool... The whole southwest is wild... They have albino roos, Tassie devils, oversized platypus', wallabies the size of roos and i can't wait to learn what birds are endemic to that gorgeous corner of the world. Some people say that the Tasmanian Tiger still roams the wilderness and looking on the map, there is more than enough area to harbor such a creature...
Anyway, out of the city concrete bush and into the real bush, the one created by the omnipotent one. I can't wait to do the simple things, take in the beauty of the landscape, meet different people, town folk are so lovely compared to city folk, watch the animals, birds, (i love birds) star gaze from pitch black locations out bush, away from the whitewashed city smog sky where it is clear...
And just be, at peace, before the wonder of God... No burdens or places to be or stressing over money or time...
Its funny cos years ago, when i was the prodigal son, i lived such a material life... Dealing drugs and blowing money.
And when i stopped it trained myself to be more resourceful (to say the least).
Physically, the only thing we need to survive is food, that's it... More in needed spiritually, mentally, socially, obviously, but food is all we need to maintain a healthy standard of those things in life...
I can't wait now, so close to hitting the road im getting edgy. Might open a little thread, posting pics of my travels, i dunno, we'll see, i get embarrassed sometimes sharing my personal stuff. But that embarrassment comes from pride and i have nothing to be proud about. And if even one person can gain something positive from reading my words than glory be to our Lord
Looking ahead, they are forecasting a heatwave for Victoria. Finally. Its mid Jan and some sunshine is well overdue...
Iv got my van ready to take off in a few weeks, when i get my license back... I was planning on going to NSW but the more i look into it the more im tempted by the Apple Isle... Has anyone been there? It looks likes heaven on earth... I'll tour Tassie first... Use it as a little practice run... Then, i'll take what i've learnt, remodify a different vehicle and do the big island... Straya...
If i want bush (which i do) then Tassie is the place to go. They have unique flora and fauna species which is cool... The whole southwest is wild... They have albino roos, Tassie devils, oversized platypus', wallabies the size of roos and i can't wait to learn what birds are endemic to that gorgeous corner of the world. Some people say that the Tasmanian Tiger still roams the wilderness and looking on the map, there is more than enough area to harbor such a creature...
Anyway, out of the city concrete bush and into the real bush, the one created by the omnipotent one. I can't wait to do the simple things, take in the beauty of the landscape, meet different people, town folk are so lovely compared to city folk, watch the animals, birds, (i love birds) star gaze from pitch black locations out bush, away from the whitewashed city smog sky where it is clear...
And just be, at peace, before the wonder of God... No burdens or places to be or stressing over money or time...
Its funny cos years ago, when i was the prodigal son, i lived such a material life... Dealing drugs and blowing money.
And when i stopped it trained myself to be more resourceful (to say the least).
Physically, the only thing we need to survive is food, that's it... More in needed spiritually, mentally, socially, obviously, but food is all we need to maintain a healthy standard of those things in life...
I can't wait now, so close to hitting the road im getting edgy. Might open a little thread, posting pics of my travels, i dunno, we'll see, i get embarrassed sometimes sharing my personal stuff. But that embarrassment comes from pride and i have nothing to be proud about. And if even one person can gain something positive from reading my words than glory be to our Lord
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@Moses_Young ... Not too windy here in Melb... But so far this summer its been particularly cold and humid which is odd cos down here we get some humid days when its hot but this humid coldness is different for this part of Oz...
Looking ahead, they are forecasting a heatwave for Victoria. Finally. Its mid Jan and some sunshine is well overdue...
Iv got my van ready to take off in a few weeks, when i get my license back... I was planning on going to NSW but the more i look into it the more im tempted by the Apple Isle... Has anyone been there? It looks likes heaven on earth... I'll tour Tassie first... Use it as a little practice run... Then, i'll take what i've learnt, remodify a different vehicle and do the big island... Straya...
If i want bush (which i do) then Tassie is the place to go. They have unique flora and fauna species which is cool... The whole southwest is wild... They have albino roos, Tassie devils, oversized platypus', wallabies the size of roos and i can't wait to learn what birds are endemic to that gorgeous corner of the world. Some people say that the Tasmanian Tiger still roams the wilderness and looking on the map, there is more than enough area to harbor such a creature...
Anyway, out of the city concrete bush and into the real bush, the one created by the omnipotent one. I can't wait to do the simple things, take in the beauty of the landscape, meet different people, town folk are so lovely compared to city folk, watch the animals, birds, (i love birds) star gaze from pitch black locations out bush, away from the whitewashed city smog sky where it is clear...
And just be, at peace, before the wonder of God... No burdens or places to be or stressing over money or time...
Its funny cos years ago, when i was the prodigal son, i lived such a material life... Dealing drugs and blowing money.
And when i stopped it trained myself to be more resourceful (to say the least).
Physically, the only thing we need to survive is food, that's it... More in needed spiritually, mentally, socially, obviously, but food is all we need to maintain a healthy standard of those things in life...
I can't wait now, so close to hitting the road im getting edgy. Might open a little thread, posting pics of my travels, i dunno, we'll see, i get embarrassed sometimes sharing my personal stuff. But that embarrassment comes from pride and i have nothing to be proud about. And if even one person can gain something positive from reading my words than glory be to our Lord
Looking ahead, they are forecasting a heatwave for Victoria. Finally. Its mid Jan and some sunshine is well overdue...
Iv got my van ready to take off in a few weeks, when i get my license back... I was planning on going to NSW but the more i look into it the more im tempted by the Apple Isle... Has anyone been there? It looks likes heaven on earth... I'll tour Tassie first... Use it as a little practice run... Then, i'll take what i've learnt, remodify a different vehicle and do the big island... Straya...
If i want bush (which i do) then Tassie is the place to go. They have unique flora and fauna species which is cool... The whole southwest is wild... They have albino roos, Tassie devils, oversized platypus', wallabies the size of roos and i can't wait to learn what birds are endemic to that gorgeous corner of the world. Some people say that the Tasmanian Tiger still roams the wilderness and looking on the map, there is more than enough area to harbor such a creature...
Anyway, out of the city concrete bush and into the real bush, the one created by the omnipotent one. I can't wait to do the simple things, take in the beauty of the landscape, meet different people, town folk are so lovely compared to city folk, watch the animals, birds, (i love birds) star gaze from pitch black locations out bush, away from the whitewashed city smog sky where it is clear...
And just be, at peace, before the wonder of God... No burdens or places to be or stressing over money or time...
Its funny cos years ago, when i was the prodigal son, i lived such a material life... Dealing drugs and blowing money.
And when i stopped it trained myself to be more resourceful (to say the least).
Physically, the only thing we need to survive is food, that's it... More in needed spiritually, mentally, socially, obviously, but food is all we need to maintain a healthy standard of those things in life...
I can't wait now, so close to hitting the road im getting edgy. Might open a little thread, posting pics of my travels, i dunno, we'll see, i get embarrassed sometimes sharing my personal stuff. But that embarrassment comes from pride and i have nothing to be proud about. And if even one person can gain something positive from reading my words than glory be to our Lord
Good on you PC, I am jealous lol.
I have been to Tassie on holidays once. I stayed at Craddle Mountain as one of my friends worked there so I was able to stay there for two weeks. It was beautiful. It was also a long time ago and I was just looking at those photos the other day. Memories.
I hope you have a great time on your adventure and I hope you do write a thread about it. Don't worry about being embarrassed, I have embarrassed myself so many times its embarrassing lol.
Have you ever made it over to the west??
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