Canada’s Climate Lockdown Pilot Scheme
Kit Knightly
A no campfire sign posted on a tree.
Six days ago, the Canadian province of Nova Scotia announced a total ban on hiking, camping, hunting or other human activity in the forest.
A breach of this new rule is punishable by a fine up to 28,000 Canadian dollars.
Then, yesterday, New Brunswick decided to enforce a similar ban in their forests.
The aim, proponents claim, is to prevent wildfires. However, in years past, a ban on campfires was deemed good enough during wildfire season or periods of drought. A full ban on all human activity is unprecedented.
Nevertheless, there is a rather predictable list of people defending the move with language that’s all too familiar:
Your “liberty” stops where my right to live begins. You shouldn’t be able to have a weenie-roast where forest fires are common, or risk first responders lives just because you want to go for a stroll.
Where did our understanding of looking out for each other go? Find it please— Cheri DiNovo (@CheriDiNovo) August 10, 2025
It rather feels like a mini-Climate lockdown. A pilot scheme to test the public response. Canada makes an ideal testing ground, they have the buzz of a newly “elected” leader and were at the forefront of Covid measures and compliance.
They’ll be watching to see how people respond to this.
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“Since people are on TikTok and Instagram, they’ll post a nice picture with a stone stack and then clear off and go home and leave it. And before you know it, I think once people see one there, they’re like sheep, aren’t they? And they follow the herd,” he said.
“Nothing is safe from humans or Instagram.”
‘This hiker kicks over people’s picturesque stone stacks. But he’s got a good reason
Sheena Goodyear
Aug 19, 2025
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/british-cairn-kicker-1.7613028
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Perhaps Stuart Cox be designated an honorary member of canada’s climate police.
Perhaps.
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“Ahmed Al-Rawi, an assistant professor at Simon Fraser University who studies online extremist movements, said the article took one fact — the plans for a newly located enforcement office — and “from there [proceeded] with a lot of … imagination to build up a whole narrative around a so-called secret plan to control people or to harm people.”
“This is how conspiracy theories are actually manufactured,” he said.
‘Environment Canada says online reports of ‘climate police’ are false
Guy Quenneville
Sep 01, 2022
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/climate-police-misinformation-1.6569812
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Trudeau’s big plans for ‘climate police’
https://www.westernstandard.news/alberta/trudeau-s-big-plans-for-climate-police/article_ed339bb0-23ee-11ed-b347-53001217ceed.html
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Revisiting The Strokes’ electric performance of anti-police brutality anthem ‘New York City Cops’, 2001
Joe Taysom
Mon 8 June 2020 18:49, UK
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-strokes-police-brutality-new-york-city-cops-performance/
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The Strokes – “New York City Cops”
https://youtu.be/c_ypxE1_Nlg
Most of this lot are stuck glued to the digital prison and never go out.
if they do go out they are stuck glued to the digital prison phone telling everyone they are out.
“And in order to escape that sense of mastery and control—a future in which all things would be managed to our benefit—I would disappear for longer and longer periods of time up into the trails of the Central Peninsula, and the Santa Cruz Mountains, and into the long past. These mountains—you’ve probably been down there at one time or another—they’re covered with second-growth redwood forests and other very interesting forest biomes. It’s hard not to walk through a redwood forest, even a fairly young one, without that profound sense of the spiritual.
You know, these are enormous trees. They’re like the columns of a church. The sense of verticality is immense. The sounds, the scale, and simply the overwhelming, haunting silence of those forests is very sobering. And I guess I wasn’t initially extremely conscious of the fact that these were fairly young trees that were only one hundred years old or so—a redwood can do amazing things in less than a century—they’re still enormous trees.
Walking through this second-growth forest one day, I came across a tree that had somehow, by the accident of history, escaped the loggers that had clear-cut these mountains. If you are impressed by what a redwood can do in a hundred years, seeing what one can do in fifteen hundred years is absolutely mind-altering. And there I was, standing in front of a tree that was the width of a good-sized house, and a football field in height, and almost as old as the Roman Empire. A number of things came clear to me in that moment. One is that these mountains would have been covered in trees that size, and they had all been cut down to build and rebuild San Francisco, to build Palo Alto, to build the railroad that Leland Stanford had so profited from. Essentially, it became clear to me that Silicon Valley was down there because these redwoods were up here, and the story that we tell about the technological transformation of the world—in which we are the central, sole heroes—was not actually telling the whole story, the whole truth. I guess it was also this sense that life was operating on a frame so much longer, and larger, and ingenious than I had previously realized that really kicked me in the head.
By the time I got to the bottom of the mountain, I was on a journey that would last for years and years, and that has continued beyond the publication of The Overstory . And it’s the journey to understand trees, for sure—to see this huge taxonomic category that is so instrumental in transforming the world—but it’s also a journey to reappraise what the human is and to tell the human story in a more complete, robust, and honest way. How deeply dependent we have been upon these communities of other creatures that we have been tempted to treat as mere commodities.” Richard Powers
‘Kinship, Community, and Consciousness
An Interview with Richard Powers
https://emergencemagazine.org/conversation/kinship-community-and-consciousness/
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If A Tree Falls
Bruce Cockburn
https://youtu.be/jQX2K60GcfQ
“It is early morning with its quiet coolness. I walk out the old logging road. … The logging road along with other trails through the forest is where I practice walking meditation. I do not think of the road as leading anywhere. It is the road to nowhere, the path on which I journey and have been journeying for a lifetime. Although it is the path to nowhere, in reality it is the way to everywhere, because it enables me to enter into communion with the whole community of beings.”
—from Self and Environment by Charles Brandt
The Oracle of Oyster River
Brian Payton
September 11, 2018
https://hakaimagazine.com/features/the-oracle-of-oyster-river/
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Come Down Healing
Bruce Cockburn
https://youtu.be/nJeKQrrO73Q
“It rather feels like a mini-Climate lockdown.” Kit Knightly
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Perhaps it’s time that Nova Scotia and New Brunswick should consider … “looking to the metaverse to preserve itself in face of changing climate.”
Perhaps.
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‘What if your country disappeared? Nation mulls digital existence as sea waters rise
Sarah Lawrynuik
Nov 20, 2022
https://www.cbc.ca/news/climate/climate-change-tuvalu-stateless-metaverse-1.6657035
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‘A teen activist breaks her silence on why she’s suing the government over climate change
Sarah Lawrynuik
Sep 29, 2020
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/calgary-youth-climate-activist-sadie-vipond-greta-thunberg-federal-court-lawsuit-1.5741709
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In Defense of Cory Morningstar & “Manufacturing for Consent
Hiroyuki Hamada
Sep 20, 2019
https://off-guardian.org/2019/09/20/in-defense-of-cory-morningstar-manufacturing-for-consent/
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In addition; perhaps … “north america” (Turtle Island) should be a … Technate.
Perhaps.
‘Technocracy Rising – Part 1: Why It’s Crucial to Understand the End Game
Jesse Smith
Dec 5, 2024
https://off-guardian.org/2024/12/05/technocracy-rising-part-1-why-its-crucial-to-understand-the-end-game/
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Why I don’t vote in colonial politics
Andrea Landry
October 10, 2019
https://this.org/2019/10/10/why-i-dont-vote-in-colonial-politics/
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The Story of Turtle Island as guarded and shared by Jacob (Mowegan) Wawatie
https://youtu.be/u88mfQIhTig
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What is Turtle Island ?
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Practical Reverence
An Interview with Robin Wall Kimmerer
November 21, 2024
https://emergencemagazine.org/conversation/practical-reverence/
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In the Meantime
Spacehog
https://youtu.be/0lhXW1Q_e_0
Just had a look into the cbd.ca link. Why are British mindset so boring and superficial?
“Linguistic imperialism has always been a tool of colonization, meant to obliterate history and the visibility of the people who were displaced along with their languages. But five hundred years later, in a renamed landscape, it has become a nearly invisible tool.” Robin Wall Kimmerer
Speaking of Nature
June 12, 2017
https://orionmagazine.org/article/speaking-of-nature/
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In-Depth
Why Canada’s boreal forest is gaining international attention
Jimmy Thomson
Feb. 26, 2019
https://thenarwhal.ca/why-canadas-boreal-forest-is-gaining-international-attention/
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2.What are “ecosystem services” ?
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‘How Science Ignores The Living World — An Interview With Vine Deloria
https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2020/11/22/how-science-ignores-the-living-world-an-interview-with-vine-deloria/
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On the Wildness of Children
Carol Black
https://carolblack.org/on-the-wildness-of-children
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Read … Swifte
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‘Briefing: SDG 13 & the Carbon Capture Boom
“How climate activism and ‘climate action’ were made to suit the business as usual/sustainable development agenda.”
February 2023
Michael Swifte
https://www.wrongkindofgreen.org/2023/02/06/briefing-sdg-13-the-carbon-capture-boom/
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“What you don’t say and what you don’t do will define you.”
https://wesuspectsilence.wordpress.com/
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Rich Folks Hoax
Rodriguez
https://youtu.be/e-cAc1AwfAw
Superficial … Entertainment, Music
“There’s also the timing: The tour has become the perfect outing for concert-goers itching for a post-pandemic live music immersive experience. “We are in an experience economy where people crave going out and participating in social events,” says Alice Enders, a music industry analyst at Enders Analysis and a former senior economist at the World Trade Organization. “It’s no surprise that people are flocking to this Eras Tour experience in what is increasingly an otherwise digital environment we live in.”
The Staggering Economic Impact of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
By Jeannie Kopstein and Mariah Espada
August 23, 2023
https://time.com/6307420/taylor-swift-eras-tour-money-economy/
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Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Grossed $2 Billion—Double Any Other Tour In History, Report Says
Mary Whitfill Roeloffs
Dec 09, 2024,
https://www.forbes.com/sites/maryroeloffs/2024/12/09/taylor-swifts-eras-tour-grossed-2-billion-double-any-other-tour-in-history-report-says/
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“We need to regain our sense of the natural world as sacred.” Thomas Berry
‘Singing to the Dawn: Thomas Berry On Our Broken Connection To The Natural World
https://www.thesunmagazine.org/articles/24780-singing-to-the-dawn
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Only the sense of the sacred will save us.” Charles Brandt
‘The Oracle of Oyster River
Brian Payton
September 11, 2018
https://hakaimagazine.com/features/the-oracle-of-oyster-river/
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Coming back to life
August 20, 2025
Paul Cudenec
https://winteroak.org.uk/2025/08/20/coming-back-to-life/
I, for one, would love to attend such an event with Cudenec.
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Oral Traditions
Introduction
https://indigenousfoundations.arts.ubc.ca/oral_traditions/
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A. Paul Ortega
The Stomp Dance
https://youtu.be/bprvSp7k3sc
Ah, now it becomes clear.
“You know how Liberals in Canada just banned people from going into specific parts of the woods or face a $150k fine or imprisonment because of the climate
The same area was just cleared for Lithium mining”
Most desperate attempt yet to join the environmental agenda to the control of information?…
https://www.theverge.com/science/758275/drought-delete-files-email-data-center-water-uk
Don’t save things for yourself – trust the Cloud!
This is coming from the same sources that are building nuclear reactors to power their A.I. centers, that’s how much they care about saving natural resources.
The beaches now have electric shoves to use to stop coal and fire being used on the beach.
Surely this is a good thing…
Still trying to flog the alien agenda….
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14993655/Scientists-reveal-word-plea-interstellar-object-Earth-encounter.html
Funding $$$€€€.
Oh no, how dare they try to stop fires starting when the conditions are dry. Hmmm, nothing that other countries don’t do and haven’t done for decades now. Just people like this website trying to hype up a nothing to get views
I am a fire fighter and this is the most asinine thing to do to prevent wildfires. I’ve been on several wildfires and you are completely off the mark.
Sure – in the UK the population have been banned from venturing into the countryside. No-one ever comes out their houses. And that’s the way it’s been for decades. I’ve never seen the outside. I hear it’s nice. But I daren’t look in case I set fire to it.
The key is basically to walk out the door. The old-fashioned technique of simply opening the front door and walking straight through it onto the pavement still works a charm. Tried and tested to date.
Of course choosing the strategic time for exit/entry helps newbies in such extreme ventures to gain success. Early morning often proves optimal for avoiding those troublesome neo-normal crowds on the streets for example…
Several objections.
Outside are normally (in the winter) cold, wetty, windy, dirty and sandy flying around. summertime hot sweaty dry, ticks mosquitos mouse ants and snails.
Only draft horses wake up early in the morning.
Isn’t forest protection in great part dictated by timber interests? Nothing to do with benefit or welfare of the people and certainly not to protect wild life and vegetation…..Any restriction is a testing of acceptance and compliance……backed by punishments to coerce and control.
Correct, I’ve been on a BC wildfires where we just let certain ones burn (while monitoring) because the stand was not economic and no infrastructure was at harm. Some would say wildfires are a natural thing (when not started by people).
“Your “liberty” stops where my right to live begins.” Or as Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger said, “Fuck your freedom.” The old trade-off for tyranny (safety first, and forever), even as liberty and living are mutual. The scare quotes mean you’re not free until they tell you so, which is never (you may now stop wearing your mask, until the next time). Under new normal logic, will there simply be a ban on living? Does a bear shit in the woods?
They should remember that phrase when they next re-introduce conscription, for example.
Step 1 – Locate a public camera
Step 2 – Render it inoperable
Very simple, and everybody can join in and repeat until more freedom is felt. You have the power to give yourself a new forecast and future. Another liberating thing: The only healthcare worth paying for and that even exists is first aid, and most people won’t ever have a traumatic injury, so you can stop paying for health insurance! Start being free today, it’s free and feels great!
Oh, if only enough people had enough courage, even for a simple thing like that!
There have been a few in London working against Sad Khan’s machinations – all blessings and good to them! – but elsewhere nothing that I know of. And yet it’s easily seen how cameras are proliferating.
I suppose it’s lack of knowledge, based upon lack of desire to know, based on a subconscious fear of authority – including the authority of the subconscious need to continue in the approval of one’s peers.
If anyone wonders why I seem to be talking and not acting, I happen to be getting towards my ninth decade and very short of energy. It’s the first time in my life I’ve ever wanted to be younger.
Not only that, but there is no such thing as an immune system, per se. It does not exist in that form. This is why it’s so difficult to pin down. Rather it is a balancing spiritual bio-mechanism which responds to your actual love of life.
You simply can’t cheat your way out of, or past this.
Rockefeller medicine is a FRAUD, top to bottom. Surgery may be necessary from time to time, but NOTHING ELSE.
My experience too from real life experience.
The only tube I would not miss and always carry with me, who saved my night sleep and day many many times is:
Acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) has remained a first-line treatment for mild to moderate pain, such as tension headaches or mild-to-moderate migraine attacks, for more than 125 years, owing to its onset of action at approximately 20 minutes.
So the cows’ milk that people had been drinking for decades turns out to be better than the oat milk they’ve been trying to force down the throats of the young recently:
https://www.cosmopolitan.com/uk/body/diet-nutrition/a65412214/cutting-out-oat-milk/
But… but… those cow farts are destroying the planet!
Cows don’t fart if they eat their natural diet. Grasses not grains. They cannot properly digest grains.
Cows dont fart. They fertilize the ground when they are shitting. To shit is not to fart.
Human is the only living who farts with noise. And it stinks. And THIS change the clima!
Only childred should drink milk.
Children, bloody “no edit” function
Is not cow farts it’s cow belches that have methane.
“We’ll fight them on the beaches, we’ll fight them in the forests…….”
(Updated Churchill)…
awesome memory… run to the hills run for your life… 😉
This year seriously Kit. where you been?
This goes back 100s of years.
The monarchy and Family houses / dynasties and the Vatican own the land and water.
Not in Sweden, for example, where is the Allemansrätt (public right)
In the old days, regular people did not go camping. Or even hang out in the public parks. It was wonderful if you need a place to hang out. Now everywhere crawls with them. Would that they would go back to old-fashioned normal middle-class life and stay at home and go on an annual two week vacation at the beach or at a rented cabin. Too many people who shouldn’t have been were inspired by freak back-to-nature propaganda.
Agree. Camping is an over rated back-to-nature propaganda. They would do much better and cheaper at home taking care of their house or apartment.
Discover your neighbourhood is my advise!
Stay at home! Cultivate your window sill garden (in secret of course).
Precisely. With a little fantasy many shekels can be saved, but do not tell the local socialist club what and why you are doing it.
Thanks Kit for spotlighting this latest gross infringement on our rights.
Canada like other Western nations appears to be a test bed for the technocratic oligarchy and its agenda [in this case refer to Agenda 21].
There were reports of fires being deliberately set (arson) in Alberta last year (2024).
However it seems the mainstream merdia is in fact check cover up mode.
https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/all-alberta-wildfires-to-date-in-2024-believed-to-be-human-caused-province/
So if this was the case why did we not have any follow up on these fires and who and how they were potentially started (arson) no instead crickets from the mainstream merdia.
Lots of BLAH BLAH BLAH CLIMATE CHANGE BOOGA BOOGA as is to be expected from the propaganda wing of the Globalist Climate Scam.
footnote:people start wildfires so that they can go to work and put them out. Think of it as Canadian Summer make work project(s).
“Firefighter Sask. Man Who Set 30 Fires in a Month Sentenced”
https://saskatchewanherald.org/2025/07/24/firefighter-sask-man-who-set-30-fires-in-a-month-sentenced/
The famous one with the Glazier who smashed peoples windows at night.
Burning out your neighbours was quite popular when I lived in Portugal. And all that Eucalyptus they planted made for great accelerants. It’s also fast growing.
It is just a test for level of sheepishness of a population. Happens also in California, NY, the EU and Australia. If the subjects comply the level goes up.
The Russian hereditary nobility serfs were given some peanuts in 1861 but took over in 1917 till they became Communist serfs soon after. It is a self imposed meme by a population, kept alive by a territories few big egos till the majority is ready for something better.
How many of the leaders who took over in 1917 came from genuine serf backgrounds? Not many….
Probably none, all u no who.
Stalin was a shoemaker. The working class in Sovjet was huge, 50% of the population against only 33% in US.
But their leaders was quickly surrounded and squeezed by a certain financial influential tribe, as Trump has been it now a days. https://libcom.org/article/social-origin-and-educational-level-chief-bolshevik-leaders-1917 .
Apart from the fact that Stalin was pure evil of the sociopath kind.
I dont think so. I have been in many countries and one of the thing I noticed everywhere was that our national perception about many state leaders were completely wrong. (done by MSM).
When I were in Latin A. they told me the President of Venezuela was enormous popular and respected in all Latin countries way around.
I know Stalin enjoy a huge popularity in Russia and East for us unknown reasons.
This far from being accurate.
My link or what?
Stalin ( Joseph Vissarionovich ) entered a theological seminary in Georgia, he was regarded as an exceptionally gifted student.
Stalin : triumph and tragedy : Volkogonov, Dmitriĭ Antonovich : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive
Thanks. I really ought to read something of this guy.
I suspect what you write, that he in real life revealed a real statesman notwithstanding his bad reputation as we now know all the good guys gets smeared around. 💂
If hundreds, even thousands, dressed as teddy bears decided to
‘invade’ the forest to have a picnic it’s certain The Authorities
wont dare any Bad Publicity by busting up the picnic, arresting
the trespassing teddy bears ?
And how come bears are not ever blamed for some of the bushfires ?
How do they heat the porridge Goldilocks found too hot to slurp down ?
In the Western US, wildfires, forest fires are the result of forest management practices (which have been Federalized). Climate Change TM is blamed, hikers are blamed, but not the the agencies who are responsible.
You, sir, are on to something. But nobody wants to know. Because understanding the methodology you posit requires too much thinking.
In my state, the budget for fighting forest fires was cut from about $135 million per year to $60 million. Betcha when things get out of hand, they will blame vague concepts (Climate Change TM – the climate is in a perpetual state of change!) and their political enemies rather than themselves.
Just gotta keep the Dipshits out of the bush. I’ve met a few. They are as hubristic as the Suiturds who write the rules.
Off road tanks, guns, booze, chainsaws and fuck all between their ears.
Interesting how some on here disagree with a valid factor that screws with their overall mindset that everything climate related is a govt conspiracy. They tend to purposely disregard the fact that there are alot of fucking whackos and irresponsible fuck-ups out there. That’s called be closed minded.
Yeah, like all those whackos and irresponsible fucks that refused to follow other mandates meant to solve another crisis some of those people thought might be a government conspiracy. Pick and choose I guess, some authoritarian measures are OK, some are not…
Not really.
Darn right. Let’s put all the plebs in an open-air prison because there will always be wackos and crims amongst us. Good news: They’re working on it as we speak.
However, most of the really dangerous wackos – the sociopaths – are in positions of power over others, don’t forget. There are studies about this out there.
As for anthropogenic climate change, that is both a conspiracy and a fact: The powers that be are working hard at changing the climate with their sun-dimming, dam dismantling and electro-magnetic sorcery shenanigans.
So that’s human-made weather and geo-activity chaos with compliments of our placeholder governments and their handlers.
Other than that, climate changes very gradually all of its own accord over thousands of years. Nothing to do with industrialisation or the number of humans (or cows) on earth!
And, importantly, carbon dioxide levels are documented to FOLLOW changes in climatic temperature increases. Not only that but CO2 allows plants to flourish! So, we’ll grow more food.
Well, no shit, Veri Tas. You’re missing my fucking point, and Johnny’s.
Stay home! Save Nana Gaia!
That’s exactly what they plan to get the plebs to worship through the New Age movement, Mother Gaia, so the plebs voluntarily stay away from nature to supposedly protect it, meanwhile the controllers and their minions carry on raping and pilaging it.
I have been in the bush many years with all that you list and never have started a fire. Punish the many because of the few. Absolutely ridiculous argument. We are doing this for your safety is always the reason to goose step onto tyranny.
238 journalists in Gaza have now been killed…
Is there any wonder remaining why politicians dont
criticise ‘The Only Democracy In The ME’ ?
Obama killed 556 total of his weekly signed death list during his 8 years. By drones and pure AI selection. So 238 is a drop in the ocean.
https://www.amren.com/commentary/2025/08/neom-an-oasis-for-whites/
Wow, just what the world needed—Silicon Valley, but vertical and with fewer labor rights! Imagine a $1.5 trillion mirrored sandbox where you, too, can dodge both oil tyranny and DEI seminars while enjoying the desert sun, relentless surveillance, and a population recruited via Twitter memes. Who knew “the future” meant rebranding forced relocations as “innovative city planning” and hoping enough disillusioned British engineers move before they realize there’s still no pub on The Line? At least if it all falls apart, the expats can say they saw it coming—in plain sight, reflected in 500-meter-high glass walls!
All Australian states banned crackers on Cracker Night decades ago.
So we dont blame bushfire on crackers any more…
(The crackers were made and imported from China, so Mr Trump, Australia
was first to ban anything ‘Made In China’ !!)
Are African-Americans banned, too? Or only crackers?
😆 Those ‘far-right’ crackers getting blamed for everything.
A member? https://vkvideo.ru/video-164673211_456239168 .
I don’t see how walking or camping in a forest would cause wildfires. I’d say that people motivated to activities in beautiful, natural environments would heed the total fire bans that are a feature here in Australia too in the driest season every summer season.
But here’s a view of how “wild fires” are actually started at a large scale.
My conclusion on all this Media ‘Air Pollution’ campaigns is, that only the military make some kind of pollution (a la Agent Orange).
a civil population do not make any noticeable population that could not be easily filtered (coal), no matter how many cars we put together!
I would guess qua your video here, the conclusion could be the same re wild fires.
No matter what the climate may be in Canada, the most pressing question remains:
if they scheme to lockdown the pilots then who will fly the planes?
Cash-strapped governments will tender the Management of the
forests to private business (Privatising The Commons). Private
stewardship will be able to implement their own Management
Practices (aka – logging), and will not be subject to legal
interference… And the costly fines will make greenies think
three times about tree-top sitting protestings…
…….
Having locked down the forests, what next ? The beaches ?
The privatization of forests is already here and has been slowly creeping in for a good few years now. The trees are being replaced with native species is the excuse used. (Damn Victorians) Anything that makes people feel happy will be restricted, that includes going to the beach. Restricting noise from anything or any person is also high on the Ze List.
Now I am compelled to eat the words, that are here forever and ever..
OffG did not censor
Good
https://brusselssignal.eu/2025/08/gang-racks-in-millions-by-smuggling-migrants-daily-into-the-eu/
“More and more women in Germany are interested in learning how to handle firearms, as shown by the rising participation in shooting sports and related activities. There is a significant increase in women joining shooting clubs and taking shooting courses, reflecting a growing trend.”
https://www.bild.de/news/inland/ansturm-im-schiesskeller-darum-haben-so-viele-frauen-bock-aufs-ballern-6842fa72a0777361fb5fa03e
Syrian women in Austria have an average of 3.3 children – almost three times as many as Austrian women. The new “Statistical Yearbook Migration & Integration” by the Integration Fund, compiled with Statistik Austria and the Ministry of Integration, illustrates the difference: No group has more children in Austria than women from Syria.
While the average number of children per woman in Austria is 1.31, Austrian women have 1.22 children. However, Syrian women give birth to an average of 3.3 children – much more than any other background group. Women from Afghanistan and Iraq also reach this value, but the share of Syrian women is particularly significant due to increased immigration since the refugee wave.
Syrian women are also much younger mothers. Austrian women have their first child at an average age of 30.5 years; Syrian women are only 26.2 years old at first birth – nearly four years younger than the Austrian average.
The yearbook further shows that Syrians as a whole are the youngest population group in Austria. Their average age is 25.4 years, ahead of Afghans (27.4 years) and Iraqis (30.3 years). By comparison, the entire average age in Austria is 43.6 years.
https://www.oe24.at/oesterreich/chronik/syrerinnen-treiben-die-geburtenrate-in-oesterreich-nach-oben/643887578
Let There Be Noise
Besides the four seasons, silence is considered an enemy of the “New Normal.” Supermarkets, hotels, and restaurants are now ubiquitously filled with American songs. Complaints go unanswered or, at best, only lead to a reduction in volume. Employees admit they are not allowed to switch off the sound system and have no influence over the playlist. What is behind this? Musical background noise began to infiltrate public spaces decades ago, originally justified as supposedly increasing consumption. Even if this once worked for certain customers, today’s soul, rap, and fusion music very likely has the opposite effect: most people do not even listen to this privately.
Inquiries to so-called independent businesses are concerning. Music cannot simply be turned off at the customer’s request because the playlists are centrally controlled. “Big Brother” ensures not only surveillance everywhere, but also guarantees continuous acoustic consumption. When complaints are disregarded, it’s clear the broadcast is systematically managed for permanent exposure.
Well-Known Strategy
Since nearly all the music now is American-made, it’s likely that copyright payments (GEMA) go to the US. This helps explain why owners or tenants have no influence. They are probably kept content with minor compensation for being stripped of their rights.
But it is not just about money. Optical and acoustic stimuli capture our attention, preventing independent thought. Only in low-stimulus environments does the principle apply: “I think, therefore I am.” If the brain must constantly process sensory input, the inner monologue dies out; one’s own thoughts cannot develop. This is a well-known strategy to take away people’s autonomy. If people stop thinking for themselves, they become less likely to cause disruption. When, as is common today at events, the volume is excessively high, not only is one on a path toward needing a hearing aid—people may gather but cannot communicate. Exchange no longer happens. You might as well stay home—and perhaps that is intentional.
Dr. Gerd Reuther is a medical doctor, educator, and historian, known for his critical works on medicine and history. Dr. Renate Reuther is a historian.
https://ansage.org/es-werde-laerm/
The music you are talking about is hardly “American.” It is manufactured out of air and algorithms by huge mult-national corporations and performed by faceless automatons. People who play actual American music resent it vehemently.
This also relates to the effort to mass-produce and globalise culture. Starting from boardrooms on the other side of the world, we are hustled on alien sounds, sights, gadgets, foods, medicines, sports, celebrities, etc.
Remember what PT Barnum purportedly said: There is one born every minute.
So, I felt compelled to post this ditty from one of my all-time favorite authors.
So it goes
Precisely.
Great British band
Re-released this year
Yip, wrong vid, OffG banned outright previous post cos they bow down for big cock
I apologise, they bow down to medium-sized cocks
How much is that.
20cm big – 15cm medium – 10cm tiny – 5cm mini – 1cm woman. Yes?
Canada makes an ideal testing ground
Could the author or someone please explain why this is.?
ABC, A British Colony.
If Mike Carney can handle Canada he is ready for a jump into the NWO.
Have you ever heard about Canada revolt, rebel, resistance, new ideas?
To keep large open public areas and nature free and deserted clean from peasants to the financial usury bankers who have a legal first right to sell, develop, and finance them.
A typical British nobility idiot scheme.
Got a pending there,
related
re late
Why, though
Clos, pleople waking up,
Pleople believe history so its a no brainer
What was history ? eg fromThe different history of the Roman Empire | stolenhistory.net – Rediscovered History of the World
This reinterpretation of history, presented in A. Tamansky’s “Another History of the Roman Empire,” challenges widely accepted chronologies by proposing that Antiquity and the Renaissance are, in fact, the same era. The core argument is that historians in the 18th and 19th centuries deliberately manipulated historical events and timelines to serve specific political and religious agendas, creating a “correct” but ultimately false version of the past.
The Question of Historical Sources and the Rise of Chronicles
The book begins by questioning the origins of historical study itself, suggesting that the need to analyze historical sources only truly emerged with the appearance of chronicles. Tamansky argues that the technical conditions for writing, suitable materials, and, crucially, a stable demand for chronicles, especially for mass production, did not exist before the era of printing. This demand for chronicles intensified with the high prices commanded by “ancient manuscripts,” which spurred an “entire industry of counterfeiting antiques.” Before printing, the primary patrons for expensive handwritten books were the Church and later university libraries, mainly for theological texts. Other genres, like novels or textbooks, lacked economic justification. The author posits that chronicles as a distinct literary genre only became widespread with the advent of cheaper paper and printing technologies. The mass demand for national histories, specifically “good” and “ancient” ones to differentiate nations, arose after the Peace of Westphalia (1648) and the emergence of nation-states.
Rome’s Thousand-Year Architectural Anomaly
Chapter One delves into a striking “thousand-year architectural gap” in Rome between the 4th and 14th centuries. During this extensive period, Tamansky claims “NOT A SINGLE building or structure was built that has survived to this day, even in ruins.” All extant dilapidated buildings are deemed “ancient,” while medieval structures pre-14th century are said to have “burned to the ground,” been “destroyed by barbarians,” or “rebuilt.” The author points to the brickwork in supposedly “ancient” Roman monuments like the Baths of Caracalla and Circus Maximus, arguing that this technology was only “revived” in the 15th century. This architectural void is further highlighted by the official chronology of architectural styles, which, unlike other European cities, shows a noticeable absence of Romanesque or Gothic buildings bridging the gap between Roman antique and Renaissance architecture in Rome.
Siena: The Original Catholic Center?
Chapter Two presents a radical idea: Siena, not Rome, was originally the center of the Catholic world. Evidence includes the inlaid marble floors of Siena Cathedral (built 1215-1263), which depict the Capitoline Wolf as Siena’s symbol, with other cities like Rome (symbolized by an elephant) shown as subordinate. The author suggests the Romulus and Remus legend is a later invention, and the babies with the she-wolf are actually Senius and Ascius, Siena’s mythical founders. The presence of papal symbols (tiara and keys) in Siena Cathedral further supports its historical papal significance. Pope Pius II (Aeneas Silvio Piccolomini) is identified as a key figure in the “founding” of Rome as the Catholic capital around 1460-1461. His suppression of a republican uprising in Rome, massacring its inhabitants, and the canonization of Catherine of Siena (a Sienese native) in 1461, hint that popes relocated from Siena to Rome, not from Avignon. The timely discovery of large alum deposits near Rome in 1461, crucial for textile dyes and gunpowder, could have propelled Rome’s rise and its separation from Siena’s influence. Tamansky concludes that 1460 or 1461 marks the true beginning of Rome’s history as the capital of the Papal States and the center of the Catholic world.
The Triumph of Paganism in Renaissance Rome
In Chapter Three, the author presents visual evidence from Vatican villas, papal tombs, and fountains to argue that Renaissance popes were “indifferent to Christian symbolism” but deeply invested in “pagan cult of ancient Roman gods and deities.” Examples include Villa Giulia and Spada Palace decorated with fauns and the coats of arms of Pope Julius III and Henry II; Pope Pius IV’s villa in Vatican Gardens; Pope Sixtus V’s tomb with no Christian themes; Pope Leo XI’s tomb flanked by Minerva and Fortuna; Triton Fountain commissioned by Pope Urban VIII featuring a sea god; and Pope Gregory XIII’s tomb with Clio and Minerva. Even into the 19th century, Christian symbolism only gradually appeared on papal tombs. The author suggests that Renaissance popes lived a “pagan way of life,” further underscored by Raphael Santi’s burial in the Pantheon, a “temple of all gods.” Tamansky concludes that the Renaissance is the “original” antiquity, from which a “tracing was taken to create ‘Antiquity’ and transfer inconvenient historical events into the distant past.”
The Universal Nature of the Roman Church
Chapter Four explores the “universal” (Catholic) nature of the Roman Church during the Renaissance. It cites the 1582 dialogue between Pope Gregory XIII’s envoy Antonio Possevino and Ivan IV (the Terrible), where Ivan states that the “faith of Rome… is divided into sixty different faiths and confessions,” implying the Catholic Church encompassed many religions. This aligns with Edward Gibbon’s description of Roman religion as “compatible with all sects” and polytheistic. The chapter draws parallels between 16th-century popes and early Christian Roman emperors, both showing patronage to intellectuals and various philosophical schools. The author suggests that early Christians were persecuted not for their belief in Christ, but for their refusal to place Christ “among” other gods, insisting on monotheistic exclusivity.
When Did Gaius Julius Caesar Truly Live?
Chapter Five posits that Gaius Julius Caesar lived in the 15th century, not the 1st century BC. This argument is based on medieval and Renaissance engravings, frescoes, tapestries, and book miniatures depicting Julius Caesar with the double-headed eagle of the Holy Roman Empire (HRE). The author stresses the strict adherence to heraldry in those times, making “anachronism” unlikely. The double-headed eagle was adopted as the HRE’s national emblem under Emperor Sigismund in 1434. The chapter also provides evidence that the Roman Senate, associated with the “SPQR” motto, existed and functioned in the Middle Ages and Renaissance (e.g., participating in Charles V’s coronation in 1530 and appearing on Rome’s coat of arms from the 14th century), contradicting the official narrative of its disappearance around 630 AD.
Pope Julius II: The Real Julius Caesar?
Chapter Six proposes that Pope Julius II (1503-1513) was the historical figure upon whom the image of Gaius Julius Caesar was based. The author notes the physical resemblance between Rex Harrison’s portrayal of both figures in films. Pope Julius II, whose secular name was Giuliano della Rovere, was a “warrior pope” and “military leader,” and held the title of Pontifex Maximus, also held by Gaius Julius Caesar. The chapter cites Dutch Wikipedia stating that Giuliano (Julius II) “led the army of Todi, Spoleto and Città di Castello as papal legate,” suggesting he commanded military forces, a role traditionally associated with emperors. Pope Julius II “presented himself as a kind of emperor-pope” and led armies under the imperial slogan “Drive out the barbarians.”
Entertaining fiction. There are plenty of extant medieval buildings. If they would just stop burning them down. (Mourn for Notre Dame.)
More of the progressive squeeze. The real aim is to cage the plebs in their fifteen minute cities to allow “rewilding”. The BC Supreme Court’s decision recently handing land title of a large swathe of private homes, warehouses and offices in Richmond to specified First Nations. This is quite evidently a subplot of the “You’ll own nothing” agenda to dispossess all but the elite. If the population at large allow this to stand expect further equally iniquitous and draconian erosion of rights to unroll throughout unceded territory.
Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and BC must form a western alliance to challenge Ottawa’s supremacy. The Laurentian dominance must be broken. If need be, these four provinces, and any others that wish to join, ought even to consider a unilateral Declaration of Independence otherwise we’ll be in a Sino Marxist state before Carney finishes his term in office. The trouble in BC is Edy, like his former boss Singh, seems to be on the side of the WEF.
Putin n Trump are gonna meet in Alaska… Both support the idea of
a railway connecting USA (Alaska) and Russia (Siberia). The railway
will connect Alaska to the lower 48 states via Canada’s west coast
provinces. ..
It’s been said they’re the only part of Canada Trump really wants to make
American (Though it hasnt been said Russia really wants to recover Alaska
which some earlier fool flogged to the Yanks because the royal coffers
were cash-strapped.)
Quite a bit of any No-Hoomins-Allowed forests will have to go, to make way
for the railway… But then, That’s Progress !!
First they came for . . Oh wait, that’s something different. Or maybe not. O.M.G. This is hard to believe. I grew up in the woods, Washington State, the “Evergreen state”. My back yard was the woods. My favorite all time place for camping, we went every year in the 60’s and early 70’s, was at Spirit Lake, Mt. St. Helen’s. About as beautiful as it gets and the camping experience was as good as it gets. I can see, of course, a ban on campfires when the fire danger is high, that’s a long time practice. But this person, DiNovo, who I don’t recall ever hearing about (but I looked her up), is doing her best Arnold the traitor Schwarzenegger impersonation and saying that people risk first responders lives by “going out for a stroll”? The ignorance is astounding. The audacity is off the charts Isn’t there someone we can call? Like on another planet or something? But that points out the issue. Liberty. Freedom and liberty, the fight is on, and those of us on the liberty and freedom side are losing big time.
It’s true that dumb shit people are mostly the cause of wildfires. I worked for the U.S. Forest Service for 20 years, with the largest wildland firefighting organization in the U.S. But there’s a such thing as common sense and this DiNovo character and her ilk don’t have it. And who is she to say that she has a right to live. After hearing her words here, I’m not so sure about that.
The increased number of ignitions suggests deliberate enemy action enhancing native stupidity.
I have no doubt that Canadian wildfires are started by people with bad motives. But when heavy smoke from Canadian wildfires starts drifting all the way down the Eastern Seaboard as far as Washington, perhaps something ought to be done.
Because, you know, this never happened before last year. It is a strange new thing. And nobody has explained it yet.
Environmentalists, the leftists, introduced a ban on farmers to not burn their crops off after harvest.
These burnings cleaned and fertilized for new crops, the coal fed the soil, plus they formed a stop burn belt for wild fires.
After the farmers were thus banned from this, wild fires began to go wild, and you know leftists are too cowards to admit they were wrong why they doubled down on their own stupidity and the farmers were now accused of causing the now much worse wild fires.
The last thing you ought to know is that Leftists and Usury Bankers are in cohort together.
The highest in a Leftist life is money. Leftists are therefore indebting and borrowing money to all these public Leftist do-gooder projects with happy usury bankers behind. Explained.
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Hang the cunts
Succinct
Pending again must be on the watch list.
They will then release the comment (eventually) and move it down to the bottom of the page.
Fixation with Canada is odd
Someone is telling porkies.
They closed the xmas market in Dorset 2 years ago at xmas for 2 days
They also had a weather warning emergency which meant all venues in the town (owned by the council) postponed the events on that evening.
Dartmoor National Park was previously the only place in England where wild camping (camping without a permit outside official sites) was allowed without the landowner’s permission, according to Euronews.
This right stemmed from the 1985 Dartmoor Commons Act, which granted the public the right to access the commons for “open-air recreation”.
Dartmoor National Park was previously the only place in England where wild camping (camping without a permit outside official sites) was allowed without the landowner’s permission, according to Euronews.
This right stemmed from the 1985 Dartmoor Commons Act, which granted the public the right to access the commons for “open-air recreation”.
In January 2023, a landowner successfully challenged this right in court, leading to a temporary ban on wild camping.
U.K’s been doing for years.
Have a small gathering in Regency park or Kensington London and the town wardens are legally allowed to ask what you are doing and to tell you that it is illegal to forage to be a personal trainer or do paid walks around the parks.
and they close every year due to weather warnings or tree;s being blown down any excuse to close.
Anti social is the one they love to use to have all the parks and cemeterys closed by 8pm or 10pm every night.
If you are a refugee the law of Force Majeure prevails. Refugees can camp EVERYWHERE they want
Regent’s park.
The UN’s Agenda 2030/50 is being incrementally implemented so as to soften the impact.
Wildfires are a natural occurrence that man has been able to exploit for reasons of perceived superiority and the control of others.
Resist will all your might, as this is a test for the rest of the world.
Canada signed COP 15. In Montreal. Dec 2022. 30% of the land to be banned to human access by 2030. Posted as 30×30. Love Your Forests etc. Why are people surprised? Further goals for 2050 and 2090 with matching percentages. Agenda 21 and it’s first benchmark 2030 are easy to look up.
It really is following the Malthusian depopulation script where a tiny elite get to “treasure” the enclosed wilderness deprived of all “human activity” i.e. other than their own.
And who is this Cheri DiNovo? From her Twitter profile:
“Order of Canada Performed Cdn 1st legalized ssex marriage, passed most LGBTQ Bills in Cdn history as MPP-Speaker on 50 years of Queer Activism She/Her”
“passed most LGBTQ Bills in Cdn history” – and she’s proud of that?
The kids are even hitting their falsetto in their early teens, don’t know where they think they are going to go with it, but they are here and going now, so, expect the unexpected as the new norm.
https://www.theoccidentalobserver.net/2025/08/10/how-the-left-turned-against-its-jewish-alter-ego/
As always with Dr. Sunic, his texts are a pleasure to read because he prepares them with great attention to detail, making them aesthetically pleasing and easy to understand. This is also evident in the fact that they remain good even when translated by a (poor) translator.
Btw, Goebbels also wrote a book called “The Nazi-Sozi” (1931), whose title was also rather meant ironic. Incidentally, there have been several (unsuccessful) attempts to introduce a kind of Christian and/or utopian socialist living projects in America, often with the participation of German settlers (Harmony Society, Kaweah Colony, Rugby Colony etc.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rugby%2C_Tennessee
https://www.hostize.com/v/uapKLqY8MR
Well, well, look who’s here:
“In 1898, Bertz, along with more than 800 other prominent figures, signed a petition organized by physician and sex researcher Magnus Hirschfeld against Section 175 of the German Criminal Code, which criminalized homosexuality. From 1898 onwards, Bertz worked with Hirschfeld in the Scientific-Humanitarian Committee. In 1905, he sparked a public debate about the homosexuality of the American naturalist poet Walt Whitman with an essay on the subject and admitted his own homosexuality in a letter. Bertz criticized Whitman, who had died in 1892 and with whom he himself had corresponded, for not only denying his own homosexuality but even publicly rejecting homosexuality. This led to a dispute with the German author Johannes Schlaf, who had published a monograph on Whitman and sharply rejected Bertz’s remarks about the poet.”
https://de.zxc.wiki/wiki/Eduard_Bertz
Unlike countless imported non-German murderers and
rapists, the evil “Nazi prince” is, of course, fully accoun-
table. That is how the “federal” post-war order wants it.
https://archive.is/NCBGw
The so-called “job center” [sic] “works” roughly in
the same way, attracting millions more enrichers
(even in Arabic) to Germoney to parasitize at the
expense of the legitimate indigenous population.
https://www.arbeitsagentur.de/en/financial-support/citizens-benefits
Today I read:
“After World War II, American Joseph M. Dodge presented a banking plan in December 1945 for the decentralization and breakup of the major German banks, which was discussed by the Allied Control Council on October 21, 1946. The aim was to eliminate the dominant market power of the major banks in certain areas of the banking sector in order to improve competitive conditions for smaller competitors and bank customers. In the absence of an agreement, on May 6, 1947, the American military government passed Law No. 57, which separated the branch districts of Deutsche Bank, Dresdner Bank, and Commerzbank located in its zone. The French and British military governments followed suit with laws passed on October 1, 1947, and April 1, 1948, respectively. As a result, the major banks were broken up by the Allied victorious powers and divided into 30 sub-banks in the western zones. In March 1949, activities began to prepare the public in the Anglo-Saxon countries for a recentralization of the major banks in Germany. Negotiations on this began in October 1949, and on January 12 and 13, 1950, the Bundestag’s ‘Money and Credit’ committee addressed the issue of restructuring the banking system, but only managed to issue a request to the federal government to deal with the big bank problem as quickly as possible.”
Dodge was also involved in the dismantling of the Japanese “zaibatsu.” Needless to say, this did not serve the Americans, as was obvious, but rather the nuked Japanese.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Dodge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zaibatsu
The fragmentation method used to prevent the concentration of national power is the basis not only for the entire “federal” system of post-war Germany, but also for the divided and indecisive multi-party system. With its so-called “representative democracy,” ‘Germany’ has the second-largest (fake) parliament (after China), although unlike Germany, China is capable of taking action. However, whether “more citizen participation and direct democracy” as in Switzerland, or centralism as in France, can do anything to counter the destructive will of the self-appointed elites is another question.
Don’t go to the forest, don’t go into the countryside, don’t go the beach, don’t go abroad.
Lots of stories in the MSM particularly travel related, especially foreign travel. Attacks on tourists, missing people, accidents, anti-tourist protests, just to mention a few. Plenty of disasters await the plebs that dare fly or drive anywhere too far from home.
The solution is to stay home,stay safe.
Don’t dare think about moving to an idyllic country retreat. Better that you live in a little hovel of an apartment or house in a run down, boarded up, crime and litter infested town or city. Much easier for your overlords to surveil you 24/7 with the network of CCTVs, lock you down at a moments notice with a Tesco Express for company in a low traffic neighbourhood, while you sit indoors watching Netflix waiting for your parcel from Amazon to be delivered.
Happy days.
With these “unseasonal” heatwaves coupled to uncontrolled mass immigration, “they” are bringing the North African/Middle-Eastern holiday experience directly to the UK.
Why spend loads of time & money when you can a tan and a touch-up in your own backyard ?
Normies will still laugh at you for your vision of our dystopian world.
And, yes, maybe you do sound like a swivel-eyed loon to them.
And your cynical view is ridiculous – isn’t it ?
Looking at it from swivel-eyed loon point of view, it’s obvious that it is exactly as you say it.
Looking at it from a normie point of view, your ranting is the result of you being a swivel-eyed loon.
And the scenery moves SO slowly. So very slowly, a temporary dictate here for a month or so, then permanently implemented.
Problem is, even when it is proven to be a process of control, the normie will find a reason to welcome the measures.
Witness ULEZ zones where normies are celebrating the “success” of the scheme in London.
Next, the “Online safety act” will be lauded for the young’s virtues being protected from the evils of porn whilst their parents are being arrested for posting tweets complaining about the authorities.
We save a lot of shekels by staying home.
How about…? Move to the country in 1987. Norfolk Do 11 years in the South of Spain from 97 Some in Portugal. Return to the UK in 2011. The view outside my window is entirely green. Nearest shop is a mile and a half away…….beach 10 miles…….
Trial balloon, one local’s already been fined over 28grand by the Canadian govt for entering the woods – see Zerohedge article. I worry this will be tried in Thailand too on the pretext of the pollution burning season. The increase in trail cameras everywhere to “capture endangered species’ on film is suspicious and amounts to surveilling all the forests and jungles of the world, so there’s nowhere to run or hide when they pull the trigger on another scamdemic or climate lockdown. Np doubt the normies will notice this like they’ve noticed the digital ID and age verification in UK – although I hear anecdotally that many people shrugged and complied already.
The woods are full of Lyme disease-infected ticks, anyway. I don’t need anybody to tell me not to go into the woods.
Ah, but is that a scare story they put out there? Or did they dump a load of infected ticks into woodlands? I am sure I don’t remember Lyme disease ticks being a major ‘thing’ 5-10 years ago, except perhaps in parts of North America.
Besides, apparently the chance of being infected by the bacteria from a bite of an infected tick is only after 24 hours of the tick feeding.
Who the fuck wouldn’t feel a tick hanging off them, sucking their blood for a full 24 hours? Only those with the skin of a rhino who don’t shower.
In other words, take a walk in the woods, you’ll be fine.
Incorrect assumption about feeling ticks. I live within driving distance of Lyme, CT. I’ve had Lyme 3 times. Never felt or saw the ticks that produced the bulls eye rashes. And the ticks I’ve found after gardening were about the size of a poppy seed. They love to hide under a bra’s underwire — and I never felt them crawl there. No idea how many have hidden in my hair over the years. I’ve found ticks on me while gardening in a bikini and also while dressed in full rain gear and boots. I’ve found ticks on me after a good soapy scrub in the shower. I hope Willy Burgdorfer, who worked on weaponizing ticks for the US DOD, is roasting in Hell. The 3rd time I got Lyme, it took 18 months of hydroxychloroquine to get the swelling out of my right knee.
There we go. The voice of somebody who knows a thing or two. You are totally right.
Yaouza, tip of the day, don’t let a deer walk in your path without you knowing about it.
Nice thought. I had about an acre fenced off from deer. Plenty of ticks inside and outside the fences. Personally, I think deer ought to be harvested for food. There are WAY too many of them and not enough coyotes to keep their numbers in check.
You are wrong and you do not know anything about Lyme disease and ticks. Lyme disease is government-created biological warfare, developed on Deer Island (named for all the deer that live there) which is off the coast of, you guessed it, Lyme, Connecticut. They were experimenting with infecting ticks with a form of syphilis. The local deer got infected, swam across to the mainland, and now the entire United States is rife with a dangerous, nasty, and incurable disease.
Well I did say “did they dump a load of infected ticks into woodland” and it not being a thing outside of North America.
Another great American invention and export, along with KFC, McDonalds and Coca Cola.
In case you hadn’t noticed there is a whole world outside of your country, where other people live. You should get yourself one of those things called a passport and try seeing it, while you still can.
I will keep going to the woods and not worry about Lyme infected ticks.
You’re the one who seems ignorant of the United States.
Your original comment never mentioned which country.
You’re commenting on a primarily British but also international website yet everyone is supposed to know or guess that you were referring to the US.
Are we supposed to be psychic?
So ur telling me they haven’t exported the greatness of ticks worldwide yet? This is hard to believe but I shall
We have our own. No reason to double up with import and export.
Lyme is also endemic in Europe.
I’ve had infected tick bites in France.
Doctors carefully removed tick’s head and gave me course of antibiotics.
If you read Kris Newby’s book Bitten, you’ll know that Willy Burgdorfer spent time in Europe. His kids went to very nice private schools because of this work with ticks.
In the medicine areas I focalised and worked in across Europe. always in rural areas, tick in dick was fairly common. Tweezers and a good magnifying glass. I don’t know what the prognosis was. Firm twist to the left, trying not to tear the head off.
Syphilis? Im had and would never bang an Am woman just for the same reason.
Mosquitos and malaria bungle in the jungle. But.
I were doing daily martial art for 4 years and here it was part of the belt test of mental and physical toughness, to stand calm and barefoot with only long white trousers on in the wood while mosquitos were biting your sweaty over body.
It made a lot of red marks, but we passed to the next belt 🤗 .
If you don’t go down to the woods you’ll miss The Teddy Bears Picnic!
The rule includes walking in the woods on your own land.
Where would the world have been today if everytime we had inventing a new -ism you had sit there with a raised finger whining ticks.
Mankind’s history was not build on ticks Aloysius. You should just imagine they are not there. Forget about them.
They are there but not there, you wont see them, you deny you see them nor feel them! Focus on Grandeur instead.
What they need is a few million hikers and campers to violate the law en masse.
This would for sure save the West’s commie economies and derivative circus.
If you study US foreign policy over decades as I have, one thing jumps out: the duopoly is very consistent in its policies. For all of the culture war strife domestically, the Republicans and Democrats are essentially in full agreement when it comes to foreign policy. They just use different packaging to sell the same product.
That right wing propaganda has got you to think that that Liberals and the Democratic Party are socialists and communists is a massive propaganda victory.
Yip – they could be as you say testing the water, to see how the public reacts to the restrictions – governments and their corporate buddies, and security services are always trying to push the boundaries on what they can get away with – or what they can force on the public.
They cant even get away with forcing the truth on the public, so who still needs testing?
The DOC
Apparently Cheri DiHovo needs the money she probably gets from Mark Carney to talk about weenie roasts.
Trial it in the Dominions before rolling it out everywhere….