My wife has the day off work, so I may not have too much time for this post. I have no idea when she got home in the a.m. overnight after having been away since maybe 10:20 a.m. last Friday ─ and I was up until well past 1 a.m. last night.
I did notice that my chequing account's balance was no longer around $130 ─ she had withdrawn $100 last night, either to party with or else gamble away.
On a different topic, four days ago (i.e., November 5) my older maternal half-sister Phyllis sent me an image purporting to be "An Excerpt from Klaus Schwab's Book." The image had this:
At least 4 billion "useless eaters" shall be eliminated by the year 2050 by means of limited wars, organized epidemics of fatal rapid-acting diseases and starvation. Energy, food and water shall be kept at subsistence levels for the non-elite, starting with the White populations of Western Europe and North America and then spreading to other races. The population of Canada, Western Europe and the United States will be decimated more rapidly than on other continents, until the world's population reaches a manageable level of 1 billion, of which 500 million will consist of Chinese and Japanese races, selected because they are people who have been regimented for centuries and who are accustomed to obeying authority without question.
From time to time there shall be artificially contrived food and water shortages and medical care to remind the masses that their very existence depends on the goodwill of the Committee of 300.
That compelled me to respond with this:
I saw this supposed excerpt being claimed in a video I watched ─ I think that the video had been uploaded by Christopher James (A Warrior Calls).
Well, unlike him, I did some research ─ you can do it too. Here is the full book in .pdf format: COVID-19: The Great Reset.
Why doesn't the claim in your image give a page number?
Guess.
That's because the page does not exist. The book nowhere says anything about "useless eaters".
Somebody is deliberately trying to damage the legitimacy of the "freedom fighters" by getting this phoney excerpt believed and sent around. This will make it extremely easy to deserve the claim of being conspiracy theorists; of us believing in fantasy, and lacking proper intelligence and reasoning.
Don't get suckered. This is NOT a mysteriously unnumbered excerpt from Klaus Schwab's stupid book.
Then today I added further to the misquote in reply to something else from her:
Phyllis, I located the original source for that previous quote falsely attributed to Klaus Schwab.
It begins at the bottom of page 105 of this book: CONSPIRATORS' HIERARCHY: THE STORY OF THE COMMITTEE OF 300.
The authour of the book was a chap born in 1935 called John Coleman. He wrote the book's Foreward in November 1991.
She is at least 79 years old, so I am not specifically indicting her when I state incredulously, why don't people research before they forward or publish nonsense?
I am 73, and I clearly am able to locate truth ─ so why don't the far younger idiots who flog this false garbage all over social media? The truth is not often all that difficult to locate.
Changing topics once more, last evening I had intended to watch a Christmas movie before my younger brother showed up following his daily socializing. Unfortunately, after pouring myself maybe four ounces of dark rum, I wasted far too much time attempting to locate a source for the specific movie I was seeking (we watch our shows on T.V. via our Android TV Box).
And when I finally did locate the movie, I soon recognized that I had watched it before within the past four years, I would say.
So I never did have the time for a movie, yet I had to drink the dark rum because I could not locate a funnel with which to pour it back into the bottle ─ the bottle had a special fixture in its mouth to supposedly facilitate pouring, but which makes it virtually impossible to pour anything back.
And later, I drank two cans of the strong (8% alcohol) malt that I try to keep in supply for myself.
The final show we were to watch ─ and which encouraged me to definitively have that second can of malt ─ was the old T.V. series Doc Martin.
The first series or season was released in 2004, and I enjoyed the premiere episode ("Going Bodmin") so very much that I decided to also tune in the second episode ("Gentlemen Prefer").
I am not familiar with actress Celia Imrie, but if she was not artificially augmented for her role as cougar Lady Susan Brading, she was remarkably sexy to me! Since she is now 70 years old, back in 2004 she would have been 52 at most when those episodes were filmed.
I also enjoyed Lucy Punch as Doc Martin's young and inept receptionist, as well as very attractive Caroline Catz as a primary school teacher who had initially voted against having Doc Martin as the town doctor.
By the way, my brother and I have previously watched all three of the related Doc Martin movies that preceded the series.
It was quite cold overnight ─ we are finally officially getting below the freezing point. My wife is not going to have to bother with any more wasps sneaking past the bedroom window screen.
This morning my brother and I got together and watched the very recent documentary Tip Toe to Tyranny Part 1: First Steps. It ran for over 1¼ hours (1:18:41).
TipToe To Tyranny Part 1: First Steps explores the world situation just prior to what the WHO called the Covid-19 Pandemic. We examine the narratives and mechanics that had already been put in place by governments, big tech and world corporations.
TipToe To Tyranny is a series by Award Winning Filmmaker, Chris Harrigan, that begins pre-pandemic and takes the viewer all the way to the Canadian Freedom Convoy and covers everything in between. From mandates to lockdowns, along with the people pushing back, this filmmaker found himself in the middle of all of it, every step of the way.
The preview for the next part of the documentary looks even better.
We next watched Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson's upload to Rumble of a week ago, which was just shy of being 50 minutes in duration: Global Mayhem Live with Dr. Mark Sherwood.
Dr. Mark Sherwook join us today and will talk about all the crazy things happening in the US in the leadup to the mid-term elections.
Drs. Mark and Michele Sherwood are the founders of a successful medical practice that helps patients from around the world find the health they were created to enjoy. As bestselling authors, podcasters, movie producers, and media personalities, they founded Hope Dealers International to reach beyond their clinic and empower people to take control of their health.
Show Resources: https://bit.ly/3DX3ZI3
With this video over with, my brother sought some bed rest before heading off for the day, and I did not waste time seeking my own nap before my wife had yet risen to delay me.
When I later emerged from my bedroom (we have separate bedrooms), she was not home, having gone out on an errand or two. That allowed me the time to get to work on this post.
She has been home quite some time now, so I am going to end this post here.
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