Aren’t the Cook Islands part of NZ? Yes, sort of. But a ship’s place of registration isn’t necessarily where its owners are based.
Both Estonia and Finland are now part of the NATO 4th Reich and since the beginning of Biden’s Great War in 2022 and his blowing up the Nordstream pipelines, there have been a few such claims of Russian revenge actions.
Circa 2015 the Toyota Hilux was so popular with ISIS fighters that it became “almost part of the ISIS brand,” Mark Wallace, a former US ambassador to the United Nations told ABC (US).
“In nearly every ISIS video, they show a fleet — a convoy of Toyota vehicles and that’s very concerning to us,” Wallace said.
ISIS’s propaganda was so effective that Saturday Night Live parodied the relationship between Toyota and ISIS that year. The start of the skit was similar to a Toyota commercial that showed a father driving his daughter, who has joined the military after high school, to the airport in a Camry sedan. In the SNL version, when the daughter gets out of her dad’s Camry, she runs over to a Toyota truck packed with militants:
Fast forward to 2024 and following Biden/Blinken’s machinations, we now have this for real:
Apart from Blinken/Sullivan, CNN and the BBC, does anyone think Syria is going to be better off with these types in charge?
Compiled and written by Lydia Kang MD and Kate Pedersen, this was published in 2017, thus three years before Big Pharma hastily concocted their shonky substance touted as a cure for the covid scamdemic, to their enormous profit, and without doubt the worst example of quackery inflicted on the World.
Nevertheless, this book provides an entertaining and disturbing summary of just about everything else that has been thought up by charlatans and get rich quick types to our times — and unfortunately often adopted by the establishment.
Reading through the many bizarre notions, formulations, contraptions and procedures you can’t help wonder with just about all them, “what were they thinking?”
The first third of the book covers substances including mercury, arsenic radium, strychnine and cocaine — the last probably made people feel better even if it didn’t cure them of anything.
Ranging from coffee enemas to putting leeches on your tonsils, this book explores the fascinating and usually pseudoscientific lengths people have gone to cure the incurable.
Probably the worst of the lot was lobotomy — boring into the skull and mostly randomly severing connections in the brain’s prefrontal cortex. (Look it up).
The writing makes the science and stories accessible and it often reads fairly conversationally with a heavy dose of sarcasm and terrible puns. There are plenty of historical pictures and figures with fantastic captions. Even Leftists, fooled by Fauci/Bloomfield/Her and still fooled, may find themselves chuckling or shaking their heads. Maybe readers would like some extra information about how disastrous these ‘inventions’ were in practice, but maybe not.
At 365 pages it’s pretty comprehensive and should reinforce ‘healthy’ skepticism about what Big Pharma produce and claim about it, as well as the modern-day snake oil salesmen who claim fluoride is good for you.
Hardcover, about 20 x 15 cm in size. In America it sells for $15 which ought to be about NZ $20 but at present is about $26.
Russia doesn’t mark Christmas until 7 January. Until 2023 that was true also in Ukraine, but Zelensky changed it to 25 December to reflect his regime’s banning the Russian orthodox church.
It’s pretty obvious what happens to a large percentage of the ‘mahney’ that NATO countries send to Zelensky and his fellow crooks! In fact, it’s estimated that the total stolen to date has amounted to about half the country’s annual budget.