On
Wednesday, October 4 at 2:20 p.m. ET, every TV, radio and cellphone in
the United States should blare out the distinctive, jarring electronic
warning tone of an emergency alert, accompanied by a notice along these
lines:
“This is a nationwide test of the
Emergency Alert System, issued by the Federal Emergency Management
Agency, covering the United States from 14:20 to 14:50 hours ET. This is
only a test. No action is required by the public."
Yesterday afternoon, on the way home from work, I stopped at the Sunoco / Dunkin' Donuts on Rt 125 in Kingston NH. I believe the speed limit on this section is 45mph which means 55-60mph.
It's well traveled with all types of vehicles. This road is also quite dangerous and there have been many fatalities along it's path.
Moving on:
I filled the truck, grabbed the coffee and pulled off to the side of the parking lot to answer a couple work emails I had gotten. ( Marked in yellow ). As I'm sitting there, an SUV crossover pulls in and stops right in the entrance. (Marked in red.)
A woman gets out leaves the drivers door open, proceeds to open the rear driver's side door and grabs a backpack out of the car. At first I'm thinking is there some kind of emergency? It's a shitty place to stop given the road and the speeds and the busy Friday for this place. The weather was gray , overcast and the roads were damp.
She walks around the back of the car and opens the tailgate. So now you have a car in the entrance to a busy gas station. People trying to pull out and this woman has 2 doors and the hatch open. I should have grabbed my camera.
My direction of site is facing out of the parking lot and glimpse 3 young teens walking up the break down lane. ( Marked by the arrow )
Ok, they are probably coming from the camp ground and are headed to the store. Why their parents would think it's a great idea to let them cross that street is beyond my comprehension. Come to think of it, almost everything is that is going on lately is beyond my comprehension so it's par for the course.
Anyway, they kids bunch up at the tip of the arrow at the corner of Meeks Rd. So now there are three stationary teens on one side of the road and a car blocking , mostly, the entrance on the other.
The teens look both ways, traffic is going by in both directions on a Friday afternoon and finally someone stops.
They run across the street, which is wide. I'm glad I didn't see a different outcome.
Meanwhile, remember the idiot?
They climb in her car and she does a u-turn and heads out of the parking lot.
"Wait- Wha? What the actual fuck. You stoopid idiot" I said to myself. "Why the fuck didn't you pull into Meeks Rd. on the right hand side where the kids where already headed?"
Not only did she block the entrance, she made the 3 kids cross a busy non-divided highway.
These fucking idiots vote.
The bottom picture gives you a street level view and a car for size reference to the location.
The Great Awakening is the third installment of the Plandemic series.
This documentary experience assembles forbidden puzzle pieces to reveal
the big picture of what's really happening in America and beyond. The
Great Awakening is intended to be a lighthouse to guide us out of the
storm and into a brighter future.
Irish adds: "I started watching this and it's amazing how many things that happened during the plandemic that have been memory holed. The beginning of this movie reminds us of many of those instances. We are being bombarded with daily useless information to keep us focused away from the memories of what was done to us. "
"I watched the 60 minutes report on CO2 capture
in Iceland and it looked interesting until you look at it
closely. Using their own numbers the total CO2 produced
world wide is 40 billion tons per year. This hot shit
carbon removal plant removes 3 million tons/year and pumps
it underground, they are working on a plant 10 times bigger
which is still meaningless. They also claim that they
aren't producing any CO2 to run the plant since its
electricity comes from geothermal heat. What is totally
ignored is that this electricity could be sent elsewhere
instead of running this useless feelgood project. The idea
here is that if we spend huge amounts of money we can
somehow make a difference so they only compare it to
handpicked reductions in the US and Western countries. The
amount of CO2 captured is laughable when looking at the
whole picture.
Meanwhile China is adding 2 coal plants a week
and India and other countries are doing the same. Its sad
that CBS puts this deceiving garbage out as a way to
continue to mislead all the "green energy" people in their
audience."
There's been a stampede of investment into direct air capture, but
some advocates worry the carbon capture process may not be scaled up
fast enough to make an impact.
Direct air capture is a new
technology that vacuums carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. The CO2 is
trapped by a special filter inside a giant collector – each the size of
a shipping container. In Iceland, home to the world's first commercial
direct air capture plant, CO2 is then sent to be buried deep underground
in porous volcanic rock, where it hardens to stone in less than two
years.
Scientists estimate carbon capture needs to remove 10
billion tons of carbon dioxide annually, at the same time as there are
drastic cuts in fossil fuels. ORCA, which CBS news correspondent Bill
Whitaker visited in Iceland, can take out the emissions of about 800
cars, or 4,000 tons of CO2. Scaling direct air capture is a gargantuan
challenge.
China permitted more coal power plants last year than any time in the last seven years, according to a new report released this week. It's the equivalent of about two new coal power plants per week. The report by energy data organizations Global Energy Monitor and the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air finds the country quadrupled the amount of new coal power approvals in 2022 compared to 2021.
Russian Wagner Group Warlord among dead in plane crash that killed ten, officials said
Was he and his deputy really whacked or is this some sort of ploy by an intelligence agency (maybe more than one) to get Prigozhin to surface?
Of course this story will change humpteen times before the weekend, but this is a sample of what is currently available in the way of news. To read more, click HERE.
Having read the article at Doug's, I scrolled down to the comments section.
This comment caught my eye and was concise and hit home:
“The best way to suppress a rational person is to subject him to an existence of total and constant irrationality.”
– Gaius Baltar
Holy shit. If that comment in and of itself doesn't describe everything that people with open
eyes are seeing in our current administration and daily bombardment from all sides.
*grabs more cofefe*
Search for Gaius Baltar. ( For those that know the name, I was never a fan of that show so I
had no idea who it was). The results didn't lead to anything so I searched the quote itself.
The top search was this twitter post. The second search led back to The Burning Platform.
I hit the twitter link first to see what that was about.
No alert observer of world affairs would have failed to note the dumbing down that has gripped the West in recent decades. It applies not only to the general population but also the ruling classes.
A problem of education, to be sure. But it's also one of ideology gone rampant.… pic.twitter.com/xihFXCtGOi
That post led to this one at SONAR21 which is also the one submitted by Hardscrabble Farmer at
The Burning Platform. ( from google search above ).
There is where I found the quote and the attribution to Gaius Baltar.
The best way to suppress a rational person is to subject him to an existence of total and constant irrationality. It is essentially gaslighting on a civilizational scale, directed at the dangerous rational group.
The article is long but well worth reading imho.
It exposes the direction we are heading and the reason for the current state of idiocracy many of
us are seeing or experiencing.
Currently there are 235 comments at sonar 21 ... I have to return to those later for more
“The best way to suppress a rational person is to subject him to an existence of total and constant irrationality.”
– Gaius Baltar