On 30th June Reuters fact checked a joke. Either they don't have a sense of humour—highly likely—or believe that no one else has a sense of humour and needs every joke explained to them—even more likely—or Reuters fact checkers have disappeared so far up their own backsides that it is actually them who can't discern reality—a nailed on certainty.
I like your use of the TM on "the Settled Science". Nice touch.
I have started using "the Science" as a term of derision, the way that Etienne de la Boetie2 uses "the COVID", but I think I'll take a page out of your book and add the TM.
Reuters fact checking ANYTHING is utterly hilarious all by itself. Just look at the history of that company - they have been lying for a living since inception under the Rothschild wing. Their pigeon's told the truth..... but nobody could make them talk! 😄
Here's some other facts they can check--NYC coal fire pizza ovens are an existential threat to humanity, however, blowing up the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant is "not." Or, how about this-- 100% of MSNBC spook commentators are actually humanoids who pretend to be Homo sapiens by cackling over competitive sports. 😁
Humour is one the best weapons we have, which is why the PTB are particularly sensitive we highlight the absurdities of their narratives through the prism of ridicule.
More proof that technology hasn't 'advanced' humanity, instead it has dehumanised us further.
While 'machines' are busy trying to impersonate people, people have become more like machines- to neither's benefit.
There is a brilliant sci fi short story by Gordon Dickenson (computers don't argue -?) about a man who gets an auto-generated letter from the library in regard to an overdue copy of KIDNAPPED by R.L.Stevenson.
Due to the de-personalised nature of the correspondence and tiny omissions of data, eventually the matter escalates and the protagonist finds himself arrested for kidnapping R.L. Stevenson....
If you take the Reuters article literally, it does not make sense.
Yet it does make sense if you look at it from a subconscious point of view. The first joke associates "far-right" and "conspiracy theory" with the demonic subhumans who attack the holy Maria. A picture of an annoyed Maria in a revealing dress is imprinted in your brain. So Reuters is okay with drawing attention to it.
beans and peas are fruits too. But the people who don't need fact checkers know not to put tomatoes and peas in a fruit salad. Poor fact checkers, they belong in the memes section.
“THERE SHALL BE NO RIDICULING OF THE OLIGARCHY’S SHILL!”
“NOW, RESUME THE BEATINGS UNTIL MORALE IMPROVES!”
I always thought tomatoes were in fact berries.
Oh man, you can't make this shit up. Hilarious.
I like your use of the TM on "the Settled Science". Nice touch.
I have started using "the Science" as a term of derision, the way that Etienne de la Boetie2 uses "the COVID", but I think I'll take a page out of your book and add the TM.
Reuters fact checking ANYTHING is utterly hilarious all by itself. Just look at the history of that company - they have been lying for a living since inception under the Rothschild wing. Their pigeon's told the truth..... but nobody could make them talk! 😄
Here's some other facts they can check--NYC coal fire pizza ovens are an existential threat to humanity, however, blowing up the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant is "not." Or, how about this-- 100% of MSNBC spook commentators are actually humanoids who pretend to be Homo sapiens by cackling over competitive sports. 😁
We have to ban memes. They destroy democracy!
- Keir Starmer
I really enjoyed this. Thanks 👍
Every day is April Fool's day if you listen to the BBC.
Wonderful Iain! We need a laugh and as I suspect Reuters is a humour free zone! :-)
Humour is one the best weapons we have, which is why the PTB are particularly sensitive we highlight the absurdities of their narratives through the prism of ridicule.
As if anyone with a working brain is expecting more from any jewish news org? In this case Reuters is THE joke
More proof that technology hasn't 'advanced' humanity, instead it has dehumanised us further.
While 'machines' are busy trying to impersonate people, people have become more like machines- to neither's benefit.
There is a brilliant sci fi short story by Gordon Dickenson (computers don't argue -?) about a man who gets an auto-generated letter from the library in regard to an overdue copy of KIDNAPPED by R.L.Stevenson.
Due to the de-personalised nature of the correspondence and tiny omissions of data, eventually the matter escalates and the protagonist finds himself arrested for kidnapping R.L. Stevenson....
This seems a similar scenario in many ways.
If you take the Reuters article literally, it does not make sense.
Yet it does make sense if you look at it from a subconscious point of view. The first joke associates "far-right" and "conspiracy theory" with the demonic subhumans who attack the holy Maria. A picture of an annoyed Maria in a revealing dress is imprinted in your brain. So Reuters is okay with drawing attention to it.
Has the UK forbidden “The Babylon Bee?”
https://babylonbee.com/
beans and peas are fruits too. But the people who don't need fact checkers know not to put tomatoes and peas in a fruit salad. Poor fact checkers, they belong in the memes section.
Ian, thank you for all your efforts to enlighten us further.
This is an excellent explanation of what Whitney's organized crime revelations further. All speakers at this are great also.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/FuDtzzLAwt7v/