Despite the expressed intentions at the conclusion of yesterday's post, I ran out of time and did not make that return telephone call to my late friend's ladyfriend Sandy. Nevertheless, I did find the time to watch another episode of Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area on T.V. via our Android TV Box.
This time, it was episode five of what will likely just be the first season of a mere six episodes; and of course, I am ensuring that I locate dubbed sources, since I do not understand Korean.
Despite all of the cast being Korean, I did fast recognize actress Yunjin Kim, even if her name was unfamiliar, and I could not exactly say where I knew her from. I see now that I have seen her before in both Lost and Mistresses, but I thought that there was something more recent.
Yunjin is one hot lady, I must say!
Anyway, after my brother was home, we were to first watch an episode of the miniseries Sharp Objects ─ this time it was episode three, "Fix"; and then I tuned in an episode of American Ninja Warrior ─ on this occasion, it was the special Family Championship from early last month.
We capped off the evening with an episode of the comedy series The Strangerers ─ episode four, "Fargle". The entire nine-episode series can currently be found at the YouTube channel Rob Grant's The Strangerers.
At some point overnight my wife finally came home after having been away since maybe mid-afternoon this past Saturday. Needless to say on this her full day off work, she did not get up until into the midday. But I ensured that I was to bed by then seeking my early afternoon nap (she and I have separate bedrooms).
When my brother and I got together towards mid-morning to watch some T.V., I again set our Android TV Box into action and led off our viewing with a short video I will not bother identifying, and then I tuned in a 57-minute (57:10) October 23 upload to Rumble by Max Igan (The Crowhouse): Are You An Activist Or An Enabler?
Max tends to cover a lot of territory, but the title of the video referred to whether somebody is someone who knows what is false about what is being foisted upon us all, but complies anyway; or if the somebody is one who stands up and refuses to accept the mandates because they are tyrannical nonsense.
The next item we watched was a 24-minute (24:22) upload on October 26 to Rumble by Children's Health Defense: ‘This Week’ 2022 Episode 43:‘This Week’ 2022 Episode 43: Pfizer Price Hike, Judge Strikes Down Vaccine Mandate for NYC City Employees + More From #CHDConf2022.
Polly Tommey and Mary Holland covered much in the episode, but it was marred early on by a freeze of video but not audio which thereafter left a huge lag in the synchronicity of the two features that should have been remedied before uploading the video. Late into the show there might have been as much as a 30-second lag from the time when we heard what was being said, and when the video images of the two women actually mouthing those words was displayed ─ this detracted considerably from the viewer's ability to follow the telecast.
I followed that video with one not quite seven minutes (6:53) that was uploaded to Rumble by TrialSiteNews on October 24: Study from Japan: COVID-19 Vaccines Myocarditis Risk higher than originally thought.
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Yet another study, this time in Japan, raises concerns about mRNA COVID-19 vaccine safety signals. Recently posted in the preprint server medRxiv, co-author Rokuro Hama, director of the Japan Institute of Pharmacovigilance, a Japanese post-approval monitoring agency, reports evidence of growing concern. A sophisticated operation, this Japanese group diligently pursued its mission. They report that myocarditis mortality ratios (MMRRs) and their confidence intervals (95%) after receiving the COVID-19 vaccines compared with the general reference population over the past three years were significantly higher not only among the young adult population (highest in the 30s with MMRR of 6.69) but also in the elderly.
I have to admit that I zoned right out ─ a dry dissection of studies fast loses me.
I finished off the viewing with one of Dr. Joseph Mercola's hosted interviews ─ this one was uploaded to BitChute on August 17 and was over 1¼ hours long (1:18:15): Surgeon General of Florida Speaks Out - Interview with Dr. Joseph Ladapo and Dr. Mercola.
In this interview, Dr. Joe Ladapo discusses his book, "Transcend Fear: A Blueprint for Mindful Leadership in Public Health," and how he ended up being appointed surgeon general of Florida. Ladapo was working at the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center when, in May 2020, Gov. Gavin Newsom first locked down the state.
Dr. Joe Ladapo, surgeon general of Florida, has released a book, “Transcend Fear: A Blueprint for Mindful Leadership in Public Health”.
Ladapo suffered the effects of traumatic events that occurred in his childhood well into adulthood. It wasn’t until just before the COVID pandemic that he experienced a breakthrough and was able to release old fear-based reactions.
Releasing old fears allowed him to see through the lies of the pandemic narrative.
Stress and trauma have the effect of making it difficult to think straight, see the truth and stand against what you know to be wrong. Healing such psycho-emotional wounds will make you more resistant to brainwashing.
In his book, Ladapo reveals his own experiences with trauma-based fear, his journey of recovery, and how you can address challenges in a way that is consistent with who you actually desire to be.
This was my first time seeing Dr. Ladapo ─ I really liked the guy! I wish my B.C. had someone like him here in a similar role ─ we don't need farces like our lying public health officer Bonnie Henry whom I refuse to distinguish by identifying as a doctor.
I had my first meal of the day as the video played, and was thus free to just seek my nap once the video was done. My brother skipped the latter half or more of the video for his own bed rest.
When I rose later on, my wife was of course up by then, and my brother gone for the day.
The day was primarily overcast, but did have some sunny breaks in the midday region. However, by the end of the afternoon, we were having rain again.
I did not get to enjoy my wife. Towards mid-afternoon she left without expressing where. I later got a text from her at 6:03 p.m. requesting that I put a package of thawing frozen salmon that was in the sink, back into the fridge. She claimed that she would cook it "tonight".
It is looking as if I will be unable to phone Sandy again. I still have a post to make in my private blog, but maybe it will not take as long as yesterday's post there did ─ we shall see.
... And now just before I published this and ere it was yet 7:15 p.m., my wife showed up! So ... no phone call to Sandy, I am afraid.
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