Eight Years Ago in Newtown

  EIGHT years ago last week, on December 14, 2012, 26 people, including 20 children, were allegedly shot and killed in a matter of a few minutes at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut by 20-year-old Adam Lanza, who despite this alleged display of astonishing marksmanship was so physically inept that he could not, according to his father, tie his own shoes. An army of citizen journalists has arisen since then to challenge the Sandy Hook event, which many claim was political theater aimed at gun control. There is no hard evidence that anyone died at Sandy Hook and there is a great deal of evidence that no one did. This video presents some of the most outstanding research and the case against the official story. The children who allegedly died that day were never taken to the hospital, as is standard emergency procedure (even in cases of lethal gunshot wounds). Their bodies supposedly lay rotting for many hours in the school and no parents were admitted inside. Ambulances and EMT's also waited outside and never did a thing. Despite this glaring negligence, the parents, many of whom were actors or had been previously affiliated with the government, the Democratic Party and the Council for Foreign Relations, never filed lawsuits and instead became smiling political celebrities visibly basking in interviews on national TV and traveling the country, advocating gun control and new surveillance of the "mentally ill." A fundraising…

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They Sold Me a Dream

    I Believe in Father Christmas (Song by Gregory Lake) They said there'll be snow at Christmas They said there'll be peace on earth But instead it just kept on raining A veil of tears for the virgin birth I remember one Christmas morning A winter's light and a distant choir And the peal of a bell and that Christmas tree smell And their eyes full of tinsel and fire They sold me a dream of Christmas They sold me a silent night And they told me a fairy story 'Till I believed in the Israelite And I believed in father Christmas And I looked to the sky with excited eyes 'Till I woke with a yawn in the first light of dawn And I saw him and through his disguise I wish you a hopeful Christmas I wish you a brave new year All anguish, pain and sadness Leave your heart and let your road be clear They said there'll be snow at Christmas They said there'll be peace on earth Hallelujah, Noel be it heaven or hell The Christmas we get we deserve  

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WHO: PCR Test Unreliable

FROM Kit Knightly At OffGuardian:

The World Health Organization released a guidance memo on December 14th, warning that high cycle thresholds on PCR tests will result in false positives.

While this information is accurate, it has also been available for months, so we must ask: why are they reporting it now? Is it to make it appear the vaccine works?

The “gold standard” Sars-Cov-2 tests are based on polymerase chain reaction (PCR). PCR works by taking nucleotides – tiny fragments of DNA or RNA – and replicating them until they become something large enough to identify. The replication is done in cycles, with each cycle doubling the amount of genetic material. The number of cycles it takes to produce something identifiable is known as the “cycle threshold” or “CT value”. The higher the CT value, the less likely you are to be detecting anything significant. (more…)

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The Dengue Vaccine Experiment

"A GOOD example of a rushed vaccine was the dengue vaccine experiment --- which actually increased the risks of dengue fever. Dengue fever is a common disease in more than 120 countries and, like coronavirus, has been the target for a vaccine for many years. The development and licensure of Dengvaxia® vaccine by Sanofi spanned more than twenty years and cost more than 1.5 billion US dollars. But the development of the vaccine turned out to be difficult. Dengue vaccine antibodies often made the infection worse --- called "disease enhancement in vaccine-speak -- especially in infants and children. When the vaccine was administered to thousands of children in the Philippines, at least six hundred died. The Philippine government has permanently banned the vaccine from the country." --- Thomas Cowan and Sally Fallon Morell, The Contagion Myth: Why Viruses (including "Coronavirus) Are Not the Cause of Disease; pp. 133-34. Skyhorse Publishing, 2020. Dengvaxia® was approved by the FDA for use in the United States in May, 2019.  

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An Atheist Celebrates Christmas

I SAW this comment after a recording of this beautiful carol:

I grew up in California, pretty much an atheist. I lived in England for two years, and while singing in a choir in Sussex I had a kind of spiritual awakening while contemplating a chord progression of Bach from the Christmas Oratorio. I love Christmas in England.

And another commenter wrote back:

God is calling us all upward to dignity and rightness in Him.We feel this in music, we suspect it in darkness, but when we really see Him in the light and love that He is, we see how mistaken we have been. As it is written, the sun is always shining, but it is us who allow sin to cause a tiny moon to eclipse the enormous star. God be praised. God above all with Jesus Christ His only begotten son, who lives and reigns in the Holy Spirit. One God forever and ever, Amen.

Once in Royal David’s City

Once in royal David’s city,
Stood a lowly cattle shed,
Where a mother laid her baby
In a manger for His bed:
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ her little child. (more…)

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Uprising in Pennsylvania

GOV. Tom Wolfe and his henchman, Health Secretary Dr. Richard Levine (aka "Rachel"), have apparently pushed their luck. Forcing many businesses to shut down just days before Christmas, when they were already crippled by months of closure, is not being accepted with the same passivity as their previous unconstitutional actions. Dozens of restaurants and gyms, more joining every day, are defying their latest orders to close down to all indoor business. A Facebook group Pennsylvania Opening Businesses/Defying Governor's Orders has 50,000 members. As Natalie Wilhelm, owner of Jean Louis Bistro in Lebanon, wrote: We shut down the first time but we simply cannot shut down a second time due to the huge hit it’s taken on our restaurant and staff who need to provide for their families as well. So happy to see so many others standing up and fighting back as well. Wolf's orders came months after a federal court declared his previous restrictions unconstitutional. Judge William Stickman IV's decision is currently being appealed, but it was emphatic in its denunciation of the government's actions. Stickman wrote: [G]ood intentions toward a laudable end are not alone enough to uphold governmental action against a constitutional challenge. Indeed, the greatest threats to our system of constitutional liberties may arise when the ends are laudable, and the intent is good—especially in a time of emergency. In an emergency, even a vigilant public may let down its guard over its constitutional liberties only to…

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The Cardinal at the Window

I PREVIOUSLY wrote of a bird who knocked insistently at our front door just when we happened to be talking about him. We see birds fly by our windows all the time. They live their busy lives parallel to ours. They peck and forage at the ground outside. But they occasionally appear -- perhaps this is just projection -- to tire of the great outdoors. They want in. Is it possible that just as we wish we could fly, they wish they could sit in a chair? You know, the grass is always greener ... In fact, a little, chirping wren walked right in our back door a few months ago. After flying through the living room and up the stairs, into the bathroom and around the bed where my husband was peacefully snoring, he clearly had had enough and wanted to leave. The indoors might look intriguing from the other side of the window, but perhaps aren't that interesting, from an avian perspective. Maybe the same thing would happen if we could soar through the sky. I don't know, but I would like to try. Here is the touching story of a cardinal who knocked at someone's window. Robert Barrow writes: As we removed the final assortment of clutter, preparing to lock the door for the last time and depart, I walked into the living room where my sister had died with the assistance of Hospice months ago -- checking one…

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Another COVID Statistic

"AN elderly Canadian woman was killed by her doctor because she would rather be dead than go through another COVID lockdown. When it looked like she would have to be confined to her room for two weeks, she asked for — and received — the lethal jab due to declining mental health and vitality." --- Wesley J. Smith, The National Review  

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Give this Coke the Vaccine

  AUSTRIAN MP Michael Schnedlitz tested a glass of cola for COVID. The test was positive. I don't have an English translation of his comments, but you get the idea. Papaya and water have also tested positive, proving something that has been widely known -- the PCR test, which is the foundation of the COVID restrictions, is a fraud. Remember this the next time you hear of the hundreds of thousands who have died of the virus.  

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Staying Safe in Pa.

IN PENNSYLVANIA, you can't have dinner in a restaurant. But you can participate in an orgy ---- as long as you follow protocols supplied by Dr. Richard (aka "Rachel") Levine, the state's "health" commissar. It's amazing what a little hand sanitizer can do.

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Tyranny Always Appears Virtuous

FROM an outstanding article at the American Institute for Economic Research by Daniel J. Boudreaux:

Tyranny, again, doesn’t happen to us. We, after all, are complying voluntarily with our leaders’ commands, knowing that these are for our own good. If we were suffering the oppression of tyrants, we’d resist. We are, don’t forget, a proud people. We are enlightened, democratic, and free. And so because the vast majority of us are not resisting our leaders’ current rule, this rule cannot possibly be tyrannical. Q.E.D.

Our leaders, in short, aren’t tyrants. They’re public servants who we must trust if we are to be saved.

Or, so all who are tyrannized conclude. (more…)

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Freakish Nativity Scene in Rome

Two figures in the Vatican Nativity Scene, 2020

THE brutalist, post-modern Nativity scene erected in front of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome this year has created quite a stir. The outcry is the only good thing about it. At least, ugliness still causes pain. This is a scene of such grotesqueries that some are calling it an “anti-nativity.”

The most noticeable thing about this freakish display is that the figures don’t look human. They are monsters, robots, and depersonalized, vacant-eyed matryoshka dolls. It’s a fitting tribute then not to the sublime mysteries of Bethlehem, where human nature was elevated, but to the ugly, dehumanizing effects of totalitarianism, 2020-style.

Judge for yourself. Here’s a video of the unveiling of the scene and  photos, as well as a news round-up. Italian art historian Andrea Cionci wrote in an Italian daily (translation here):

“Forget the sweet face of the Madonna, the tender, luminous incarnation of the Child Jesus, the paternal sweetness of St. Joseph and the devout wonder of the shepherds. For the first time in the middle of Bernini’s colonnade, the Vatican has erected a brutally postmodern work dating back to the sixties.” It includes “a Muslim imam, a Jewish rabbi, an astronaut and even an executioner (as a symbol of protest against the death penalty) but only some of them have been exhibited.” (more…)

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The Inner Bethlehem, I

"O KING, whom our hearts desire, Lord Jesus Christ, come, we beseech thee, cleanse us as a furnace of fire from the dross of our sins, and make us like gold that is pure, and like silver that is without alloy. Inflame our hearts, by thy inspiration, that they seek thee unceasingly: so may our desires long with all ardour after thee,  and pant with all eagerness to be united with thee. Amen." -- The Mozarabic Breviary, Friday of the second week of Advent, Capitula  

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Definition of Communism

"COMMUNISM is both a system of governance designed for micromanaging every aspect of society via massive centralization and police state, and a political scam designed to bamboozle plebs into killing who[m]ever their current elites are and putting the globalist kabbal in power." -- SP Fan Account  

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