Or muzzles, as I call them. Obedience training. The pictures are very self-explanatory, Steve. Thanks for posting. There are some brave moms here in California and I don't think your gender observation is misplaced.
Yes. Since I work for the City Government, and the schools are under the control of the national government, I have no choice in the matter when at work ... if I want to keep a job, and that is exactly what the powers that be want.
Gotta fight the good fight as a 'spiritually-driven saboteur'.
Heading for bed while listening to Tess Lawrie interview a guy about the dark side of Academia ... and within the first 5 minutes, there is talk about the spiritual dimension of this great fight.
I've thought they should be printed with "servant-in-training" especially when customers stopped being required to wear them but the people smothered for 8 hrs a day still had to.
One Chinese study showed that even the best masks used in surgery are no good after an hour. The only practical use I can think for them is something along the scenario of here in Japan, in the crowded commuter trains during the flu season, and only for the person coughing so that they don't spray spittle on those sardine-packed trains.
No studies have been shown that they prevent the aerosolized carry of the corona virus. The kids and adults both wear masks with their noses exposed, showing that this is nothing more than virtue signaling for the compliance-obsessed, authoritarians in Japan ... or elsewhere.
Worse, masking is an insidious form of dehumanizing the masses, while letting only the ruling-managing classes show their faces. The next generation of young adults will undoubtedly have communication problems in reading faces for tell-tale micro-expressions of deception, humor, compassion, and so on.
What is infuriating is that the ruling class knows exactly what they are doing with these NPIs (Non pharmaceutical interventions) ... they are nudging us into an uncritical 'follow the science as a new religion' herd, and culling us in the process.
I am certified in respirators and even those, which are far more capable at remove contaminants from the air than any of the masks in use, can not stop viruses. Masks, especially as they are having us use them, do more harm than good. Without going into the specifics here, all we need do is consider that despite 100% compliance (statistically) for three years, the disease masks are to stop not only remains but the last two waves were bigger than those that preceded them. Masks, they ain’t gettin’ the job done. That fact trumps any and all studies claiming to show that they are effective.
Hey, Steven, I volunteer on Mark Crispin Miller's little team of obit-gatherers from likely vax deaths (birth-75, 'sudden deaths', strokes, vaxxidents, etc...). They barely get anything at all in terms of injuries or deaths out of Japan. Might you be interested in joining the team? Fundamentally, Mark Crispin Miller is doing what the media would do if we had independent, competent, ethical press around the world, which of course you know we don't. If you're interested in chatting, please email me 2zeldasydney@gmail.com and thanks!
Sorry I just saw this ... late in keeping up with messages. Yes, I am interested, but may be of little help. Struggling to supplement a rapidly diminishing pension with contract work for the public schools in West Tokyo. Will be posting a piece from Japanese Twitter today or tomorrow. Will send this message to your e-mail address.
The pamphlets seem very well made and with the perspective of the child in mind. That's where the gender observation might make some sense.
The most sensible resistance to all this hell is not rational, it's human. It's that all of this feels wrong, and if somebody ain't feeling it, well... talking won't be enough.
Bingo, Aion. Where a lot of STEM specialists and laymen alike make a big mistake is in conflating human behavior with rational action. And my oh my, does rationality have its limits ... let me count the ways. Maybe another time. 😂
That is one of my biggest arguments on any subject. When someone says; “They’d be crazy to do that.”, I reply with one of several responses following the same theme,
‘Where is it said that people make only rational decisions?”
Google Translate is trash-but-entirely-doable in any pinch. I've used it for loads of thing over the years. Using it now for foreign-language obits (I'm only fluent in Eng and Fr).
Although only a limited number of languages, check out a German company, DeepL. They have a free version which is all I need, and I think they do a better job than Google for Englsh to Japanese and back.
So great that you are stepping up to this craziness. I've shared this with my Japanese partner who is in Japan right now.
And I was thinking about you today and, by some odd computer thing, your name came into my email via Substack this evening without obvious cause. I hope you are well.
I'm writing a bit about masks, and rats, in my next "Refugee" post. I hope to finish it tonight - which I've been saying for about 3 weeks now. It keeps demanding to be re-morphed. Not sure how it will turn out.
I've been spending most of my time in comments to other writers ... particularly Sage Hana, Margaret Anna (Alice), Tessa Lena, and just now getting back to Tereza ... but it is nearing time for me to post something about the plandemic as well. I am still struggling to find a way to put it into an entertaining and informative way, and meanwhile the sociopaths making this mess are plotting their next scheme several steps ahead of us. You might 'enjoy' this little chat I was having with Heidi this morning ... https://sagehana.substack.com/p/i-am-the-science-and-knock-off-all/comment/9065525
Looking forward to your post. That spurs me to get to work on my own!
I understand. I too have been mostly writing comments. I began to write a comment in Tereza's 'Forgiving Hitler' that will become a post looking at evil. LOL! And I've been too busy commenting to complete that.
Someone reminded me of the importance of humour in our fight against evil. So, all the best with your writing. Is 'entertaining' equal to 'humour'? Lol! I don't really think so.
I'll look at sagehana. Thank you for sharing. Now back to my refugee rat post. I really would like to post it tonight. Not looking good. Another wrinkled verbiage to iron out.
I hear you about that 'good writing is re-writing' thingy. Maybe it's the anal-retentive perfectionist in me that keeps me in comments rather than planting my own flag?
Or muzzles, as I call them. Obedience training. The pictures are very self-explanatory, Steve. Thanks for posting. There are some brave moms here in California and I don't think your gender observation is misplaced.
Muzzles and obedience training.
Good coinage there Tereza!
Yes. Since I work for the City Government, and the schools are under the control of the national government, I have no choice in the matter when at work ... if I want to keep a job, and that is exactly what the powers that be want.
Gotta fight the good fight as a 'spiritually-driven saboteur'.
Heading for bed while listening to Tess Lawrie interview a guy about the dark side of Academia ... and within the first 5 minutes, there is talk about the spiritual dimension of this great fight.
I call them "the mask of submission". Slaves were forced to wear them waay before this theatre started.
Muzzles is a great term, I may add it to the rotation. I usually prefer “Compliance rags”. Though I may change that to “compliance flags”.
I've thought they should be printed with "servant-in-training" especially when customers stopped being required to wear them but the people smothered for 8 hrs a day still had to.
In my view, “servant”is too kind a term, but I agree with the sentiment.
Masks = fear + compliance. Public healthy never enters into the equation.
You got that right, Joe!
One Chinese study showed that even the best masks used in surgery are no good after an hour. The only practical use I can think for them is something along the scenario of here in Japan, in the crowded commuter trains during the flu season, and only for the person coughing so that they don't spray spittle on those sardine-packed trains.
No studies have been shown that they prevent the aerosolized carry of the corona virus. The kids and adults both wear masks with their noses exposed, showing that this is nothing more than virtue signaling for the compliance-obsessed, authoritarians in Japan ... or elsewhere.
Worse, masking is an insidious form of dehumanizing the masses, while letting only the ruling-managing classes show their faces. The next generation of young adults will undoubtedly have communication problems in reading faces for tell-tale micro-expressions of deception, humor, compassion, and so on.
What is infuriating is that the ruling class knows exactly what they are doing with these NPIs (Non pharmaceutical interventions) ... they are nudging us into an uncritical 'follow the science as a new religion' herd, and culling us in the process.
Pure sociopathic evil.
There were some papers before 2020 now scrubbed from the internet which questioned whether masks were useful in surgeries at all.
(sigh) It is so frustrating to see the matrix ... uh ... I mean 'history' being deconstructed and manufactured before our eyes.
Yes, at least 3. I have at least one of these saved.
I am certified in respirators and even those, which are far more capable at remove contaminants from the air than any of the masks in use, can not stop viruses. Masks, especially as they are having us use them, do more harm than good. Without going into the specifics here, all we need do is consider that despite 100% compliance (statistically) for three years, the disease masks are to stop not only remains but the last two waves were bigger than those that preceded them. Masks, they ain’t gettin’ the job done. That fact trumps any and all studies claiming to show that they are effective.
Hey, Steven, I volunteer on Mark Crispin Miller's little team of obit-gatherers from likely vax deaths (birth-75, 'sudden deaths', strokes, vaxxidents, etc...). They barely get anything at all in terms of injuries or deaths out of Japan. Might you be interested in joining the team? Fundamentally, Mark Crispin Miller is doing what the media would do if we had independent, competent, ethical press around the world, which of course you know we don't. If you're interested in chatting, please email me 2zeldasydney@gmail.com and thanks!
Hi Zelda,
Sorry I just saw this ... late in keeping up with messages. Yes, I am interested, but may be of little help. Struggling to supplement a rapidly diminishing pension with contract work for the public schools in West Tokyo. Will be posting a piece from Japanese Twitter today or tomorrow. Will send this message to your e-mail address.
Cheers!
The pamphlets seem very well made and with the perspective of the child in mind. That's where the gender observation might make some sense.
The most sensible resistance to all this hell is not rational, it's human. It's that all of this feels wrong, and if somebody ain't feeling it, well... talking won't be enough.
Bingo, Aion. Where a lot of STEM specialists and laymen alike make a big mistake is in conflating human behavior with rational action. And my oh my, does rationality have its limits ... let me count the ways. Maybe another time. 😂
That is one of my biggest arguments on any subject. When someone says; “They’d be crazy to do that.”, I reply with one of several responses following the same theme,
‘Where is it said that people make only rational decisions?”
Google Translate is trash-but-entirely-doable in any pinch. I've used it for loads of thing over the years. Using it now for foreign-language obits (I'm only fluent in Eng and Fr).
Although only a limited number of languages, check out a German company, DeepL. They have a free version which is all I need, and I think they do a better job than Google for Englsh to Japanese and back.
Hello, Steven.
So great that you are stepping up to this craziness. I've shared this with my Japanese partner who is in Japan right now.
And I was thinking about you today and, by some odd computer thing, your name came into my email via Substack this evening without obvious cause. I hope you are well.
I'm writing a bit about masks, and rats, in my next "Refugee" post. I hope to finish it tonight - which I've been saying for about 3 weeks now. It keeps demanding to be re-morphed. Not sure how it will turn out.
All the best, with peace and gratitude.
Hi Guy!
I've been spending most of my time in comments to other writers ... particularly Sage Hana, Margaret Anna (Alice), Tessa Lena, and just now getting back to Tereza ... but it is nearing time for me to post something about the plandemic as well. I am still struggling to find a way to put it into an entertaining and informative way, and meanwhile the sociopaths making this mess are plotting their next scheme several steps ahead of us. You might 'enjoy' this little chat I was having with Heidi this morning ... https://sagehana.substack.com/p/i-am-the-science-and-knock-off-all/comment/9065525
Looking forward to your post. That spurs me to get to work on my own!
Take care Guy.
We are living in 'interesting' times.
I understand. I too have been mostly writing comments. I began to write a comment in Tereza's 'Forgiving Hitler' that will become a post looking at evil. LOL! And I've been too busy commenting to complete that.
Someone reminded me of the importance of humour in our fight against evil. So, all the best with your writing. Is 'entertaining' equal to 'humour'? Lol! I don't really think so.
I'll look at sagehana. Thank you for sharing. Now back to my refugee rat post. I really would like to post it tonight. Not looking good. Another wrinkled verbiage to iron out.
All the best, with peace and gratitude.
I hear you about that 'good writing is re-writing' thingy. Maybe it's the anal-retentive perfectionist in me that keeps me in comments rather than planting my own flag?
Cheers Guy!
Lol!