Waikanae riverbank path looking towards Otaihanga
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Theocracy — government in which one or more deities are recognized as supreme ruling authorities, giving divine guidance to human intermediaries who manage the government’s daily affairs.
Most theocracies in the World are Islamic as you might expect — Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Iran, Yemen and Afghanistan. One small example that isn’t is the Vatican City State.
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Stopping believing everything the biased, agenda-driven MSM wants you to think would be a start. Last October’s election result is cause for optimism that people are.
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This recent (about 1 year old) AI app has made the news again with the NY Times announcing it will sue the creators for unathorised utilizing of its content. It should be interesting.
Anyway, we asked it to describe a visit to Waikanae, and the result was curious with some correct, some wrong and severable questionable statements:

Waikanae, a charming. coastal town on the Kapiti Coast of New Zealand, offers a serene and picturesque escape for visitors seeking a peaceful retreat. As you approach the town, the air becomes infused with the salty scent of the nearby Tasman Sea, and the gentle sound of waves crashing against the shore fills the atmosphere.
Upon arriving in Waikanae, you’ll find yourself surrounded by lush greenery and pristine landscapes. The town is known for its beautiful beaches, and a visit to Waikanae Beach is a must. The golden sands stretch for miles, inviting you to take a leisurely stroll or simply relax while listening to the soothing rhythm of the waves.
Waikanae is home to a vibrant arts community, and you might want to explore the local galleries and studios that showcase the talents of both established and emerging artists. The artistic flair of the town is reflected in the colorful murals adorning some of the buildings, adding a creative touch to the streets.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of walking and hiking trails in the surrounding areas. The Waikanae River runs through the town, offering a peaceful setting for a riverside walk or a tranquil picnic. The Waikanae Estuary is another natural gem, providing a habitat for various bird species, including herons and tui.
For a taste of local cuisine, explore the charming cafes and restaurants that line the streets. Fresh seafood is a specialty in Waikanae, and you can savor the flavors of the region while enjoying a meal with a view of the ocean.
As the day winds down, the sunset paints the sky in hues of orange and pink, creating a breathtaking backdrop to the coastal landscape. Whether you choose to stay in one of the cozy bed and breakfasts or enjoy the comfort of a beachfront resort, a visit to Waikanae promises a tranquil and rejuvenating experience.
Hmm, well. “…the air becomes infused with the salty scent of the nearby Tasman Sea, and the gentle sound of waves crashing against the shore fills the atmosphere” – not really, unless you’re very close to the beach. In the main town area you won’t.
“The town is known for its beautiful beaches” — that should be singular, not plural.
“The golden sands stretch for miles” — why not be specific? From the tip of the Estuary sandspit to the Pharazyn Reserve is about 4 km (thereafter it’s Peka Peka beach) and the sand is much more grey than gold.
“…explore the local galleries” — why not mention Toi Mahara, and really the only other normally open one is in lawyer Suzy Mill’s reception. The others in people’s homes need appointments.
“Murals add a colourful touch to the streets” — not really. There’s one on the old library and one on the south side of the Main Road fishmonger. There’s a small one on the Landlink office and another small one in Frater Lane. In addition there are a few on power boxes.
“…charming cafés and restaurants line the streets” – there are a few, but they don’t really line the streets and the only one that gives an ocean view is the upstairs of Tuktuk. Fresh seafood isn’t really “a specialty in Waikanae” — there is a business called Waikanae Crab, but it’s in Paraparaumu. As well as the fishmonger on the Main Road, another is in Rangihiroa Street near the beach.
No mention of the Nga Manu sanctuary?
You get nice sunsets when it’s fine or with thin cloud, but not when it’s overcast.
So, anyone interested in composing something accurate and reliable would be well advised to avoid getting ChatCPT to do it, which only seems adequate for the abysmal standards of the Stuff/Herald/TV1/Newshub/RNZ cartel.
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Back in September, Biden’s Secretary of State, and arguably the effective real President, demonstrated one of his pastimes by playing rhythm guitar to a house band and turning his usually soft-spoken voice to a deep bellow on a rendition of “Hoochie Coochie Man” by blues legend Muddy Waters.
Well and good, if only he did that full time.
But here’s a song he should learn and perform at every opportunity — ‘One’ by Metallica, arguably the most powerful anti-war song ever, from a severely wounded soldier’s viewpoint.
29 Friday Dec 2023
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If there was nothing to hide, Health NZ and its boss Margie Apa wouldn’t have cared. Their reaction clearly says they have a lot to hide.
by Steve Kirsch
Anyone want to bet me I got it wrong? I will debunk these as needed. I’m also offering to bet $250K or more that the NZ data can be used with publicly available data to show that the Covid vaccines are killing people. Any takers?
A bunch of people are making attempts to discredit the NZ data leaked by Barry Young who is now facing 7 years in prison for his actions.
All of the “analyses” claiming “there is nothing to see here” are flawed, but I’ll let you decide that for yourself.
I’m going to start with the “analysis” just published by OPENVAET and another he co-authored with DR AH KAHN SYED. I’ll add to the list as more are published.
I assure you the NZ data is real and all attempts to discredit the data and what it says will backfire on those who attempt to do so as I will demonstrate in this post.
I’m offering to bet anyone $250K or more that the NZ data shows the vaccines are unsafe. I’ll be thrilled if I get any takers.
But this shows you that none of the people who boldly claim I got it wrong have any confidence in their “analyses.”
Wow. This is an evidence free post. Let me respond to each point.
If you are going to criticize someone’s work, the least you can do is look at it first. If you look at the graph I posted above which is publicly available data (if you know where to look), it’s pretty clear something is wrong and it is crystal clear in the time series data which they NEVER looked at. Something is causing record level peaks.
This new article is co-authored by Dr. Ah Khan Syed.
The key claims include:
Wow. Once again, they ignore the accepted definitive way to analyze the data (time series cohort analysis) and they “roll their own” analysis method and model. They cannot be questioned on this since they are the experts and they don’t have real names. So let’s tackle their key points:
Igor had the good sense to re-think his earlier comments. See this post.
I have been focused on the big picture (the time series cohort analysis).
I have not had a chance to look at the lot number analysis in detail. There are 124 lots to look at.
Here’s an example of a huge safety signal in Lot #10:

This pattern is impossible for a safe vaccine.
Yet none of the “experts” will be able to tell you why! I’ll reveal why in my upcoming article. Everyone who claims to be able to analyze data should be talking about this!
Here’s another example to show this wasn’t a fluke:

And here’s a third example that is even more stunning than the previous 2 charts:

Again, the “experts” have absolutely no clue why these charts are so stunning. That’s one of many reasons they say this data is a nothing burger.
What they are really saying to you is “I don’t know how to analyze this data, but I’m going to attempt to convince you that I know what I’m doing and that Steve Kirsch doesn’t.”
History has shown that is a losing proposition.
But just to make this crystal clear to everyone….
I’m willing to bet $250K or more that the data is legit and shows a serious safety signal. Anyone want to take my bet? Same terms as my bet with Saar Wilf (neutral panel of expert epidemiologist judges picked by a mutually agreeable consulting firm who vote secretly).
I set the bar at $250K but I’m willing to go to $10M on this one.
I predict crickets.
People who claim I’m wrong and who won’t accept my bet are basically telling you that they have no confidence whatsoever in their analysis.
In Texas, they have a saying for that: “Big hat, no cattle.”
Money is a great way to make that clear to people.
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