“Find out just what any people will quietly submit to and you have the exact measure of the injustice and wrong which will be imposed on them.”
Frederick Douglass
Author: HP McLovincraft
Terence McKenna on the continuing crisis…

When truth becomes a pejorative, look out…

Covid’s nasty – there’s more to life than imprisoning ourselves
It is not an accident that the US constitution gives equal weight to “life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness” as the guiding principles for government.
A concern for life and health must always be balanced with a concern to protect spaces for us to do our own thing and to define wellbeing in our own way.
A pandemic may be a chance for some medical leaders to impose their ideas of how people should live – but it does not mean they should be allowed to do so.
It is time to stop “following the science” and to recognise we are making choices about the sort of society we want to live in.
Wear your chains in style…

Fauci says bleat…

That’s nervy…

Things that make you go hmmm…..

The budget hog…your tax dollars at work…

Your Phone Is Spying On You: Companies Are Generating Secret “Surveillance Scores” Based On That Data
Nothing that you do on your phone is private. In this day and age, most of us have become extremely dependent on our phones, and most Americans never even realize that these extremely sophisticated little devices are gathering mountains of information on each one of us.
Your phone knows what you look like, it knows the sound of your voice, it knows where you have been, it knows where you have shopped, it knows your Internet searches and it knows what you like to do in your free time. In fact, your phone literally knows thousands of things about you, and all of that information is bought and sold every single day without you knowing.
And as you will see below, there are lots of companies out there that use information collected from our phones to create secret “surveillance scores” that are used for a whole host of alarming purposes.
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