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Jim Kunstler reckons that USAnians are waking up to the poison-stab catastrophe in growing numbers - and they can't be stopped

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Just one of the disasters which are engulfing USAmerica right now, as Jim tells it. USAmerica’s ‘collapse of USSR’ moment is now fast approaching; and the turning-point in the common people’s war against the covid swindle too. Even some of the hypnotised are starting to wake from their trance, to join the resistance. As the covid lie collapses, this could become a torrent. It needs to, urgently:

And Then Everything Happens at Once | Kunstler’

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#2

I’m not convinced the U$A alone will suffer, economies are well past the point of running on reserve.

IMHO Biden’s crude threats have been calculated to provoke domestic turrists.

Tis fascinating trying to guess if some way can be found for the mafiosi to reframe the quite evident brown stuff hitting the whirly thing. A “need” to crackdown on evil Refuseniks may be just the ticket. They’ll manufacture some if they have to.

#3

God no! It won’t just be the US economy which crashes. It’s a global thing, but Jim’s a bit focussed on his home state.

My hunch is that there’s a slow struggling out of the mass-hypnotism-induced terror-miasma going on in many people everywhere. The carnage of the poison-stabs gets ever more unhideable and un-propagandisable. I think that that slap in the face is going to snap a lot of people out of their induced psychoses.

And oddly, I suspect sheer boredom with the whole shop-soiled tosh is getting to a lot of people too. Just can’t be arsed any longer with going along with the fairy tales in a state of sustained hysteria; especially as “nobody I know has got it - well, not beyond a bit of a cold at worst; and I don’t know anyone who’s died of it. Already know some people who’ve had a bad do with the injections, though…”

The balance shifts.

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#4

It was enormously heartening to see the University campus coming alive today, a refreshing majority of students barefaced. bumped into a former colleague id not seen in person since Feb 2020: a simple hug and no hidden agenda that I could sense. These acts of normalcy help build (dare I use the word) resilience. Which will definitely be needed this coming winter.

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