The Doomsday Clock isn't Real

Skimming through the headlines the last couple days, I couldn't help but read that a whopping 10 seconds have been shaved off the doomsday clock by that always undisputed group of “scientists”.

The doomsday clock first appeared in 1947 after the bombing of Hiroshima and has been updated every January since. According to the bastion of all truth Wikipedia -

“The clock's original setting in 1947 was seven minutes to midnight. It has since been set backward eight times and forward 17 times for a total of 25, the farthest from midnight being 17 minutes in 1991, and the nearest being 90 seconds, set on January 24, 2023”

The criteria for moving the hands on the clock are nuclear war and climate change. Both of which are bogus. It's just one more thing people can be afraid of. Ohhhh Nooooo – the clock is ticking! What a load of garbage. 

 

Waiting for that Other Shoe to Drop

So it appears we are in some sort of holding pattern. Nothing major is going on. Just the same old stuff. You know, attacks on the power grid and manufactured rivalries among the controlled opposition groups ala Crowder vs Shapiro.

The enemy has retreated and is regrouping as they decide how they will implement the next phase of their global enslavement plans. What shall they do with all of those resisters? 

I had a good one on one with my boss yesterday and I am doing good at my job. As long as there are still big insurance companies and work related injuries, my company should do alright. But that could change in an instant, so I just keep on taking it one day at a time.

Thank God for posts like this to keep us laughing while we wait. 

Take care out there.

Does anyone actually care about classified documents?

I know I don't. But then again I don't believe any of the stories about documents being found all over the place. First of all, why would anyone have boxes of classified documents in the age of thumb drives? Give me a break. Second of all, the unelected fake prez is not cognizant of anything around him, so all those documents could be planted in the various locations and he wouldn't even be aware of them. Of all the egregious crimes committed by the guy in his lifetime, this is what they are planning on taking him down with? Like I said, who cares? I'm not buying it.

Fun Fact: the gematria of Corvette is 108. 108=18=3x6=666. Just saying.

The Davos convention is over now. There was a little less overt threats this year and I don't think they mentioned eating bugs, but I could be wrong. Al Gore and John Kerry both made fools of themselves, but that is to be expected since they are both sell-out douches.

The Good Citizen has a great recap for us:

WTF! World Technocracy Front Gathers Devil's Spawn In Davos

Take care out there.

Genuinely Curious part Two

Reader Steve left a very good comment on my recent “Genuinely Curious” blog post:

“That's why I NEVER answer posts that ask "what restaurant from your youth that is no longer available ". Or "what candy bar from your youth is no longer available ". Those are just inane questions that seem innocuous. BUT, I guarantee that some one catalogs the answers”

An excellent comment. It reminded me of a situation that happened to me several years ago when I lived and worked in Wyoming. One of my bosses had given me a $150 pre-paid Visa gift card for Christmas. This gift card was different from other gift cards I had gotten in the past because you had to go online and register it in order to activate it.

In the spirit of making sure I was who I said I was (to fight crime and fraud etc) it asked me a series of multiple choice questions.

One of the questions listed 4 different previous addresses I lived at and asked me at which address I lived with (name) who was my ex-husband. At the time, it had been 22 years since my divorce. I was shocked that this random website not only knew multiple addresses I had lived at, but knew which of those addresses I had lived at with my previous husband. It was especially spooky since I was married back before personal computers were even a thing.

So Steve was absolutely correct in his assessment. I lived in Wyoming over ten years ago when this occurred. I can just imagine the database they have on me now. So I highly recommend not giving the beast any of your personal information if you can help it. But, sad to say, they most likely already have it.

Take care out there

Polycrisis

This is the new word invented by the WEF this year to describe “present and future risks can also interact with each other to form a ‘polycrisis’ – a cluster of related global risks with compounding effects, such that the overall impact exceeds the sum of each part”

I don't know why they don't just use the pre-existing military term clusterf*** but maybe it isn't politically correct.

Today is the first day of the Davos annual WEF meeting. I'm sure there will be lots of videos of them prancing around on stage planning the down fall of western civilization.

All their well laid plans are failing, which we all know what they are and I don't need to list them here.

It is highly unusual that both Klaus Schwab and George Soros will not be in attendance. I think that may be fairly significant. What are those two up to?

Anyway, it is also MLK day. I'm sure everyone has seen the bizarre new bronze statue in his honor. Very strange. It's a paid holiday for me so I am happy.

Continue prepping and praying my friends. Take care out there.

 

Genuinely Curious

I started out this morning going to the Conservative Treehouse blog. Sandwiched between a blog post on how great the latest video put out by Russell Brand was, complete with a picture of him with his arms stretched out and his 33 tattoo clearly visible, and a post concerning the recent Twitter files dump that clearly states that public comments are monitored for nefarious reasons, was a post asking people to state WHY they did not get the shot.

Now, I may not normally have had a problem with this post, but Sundance stated THREE times that he was only asking because he was “genuinely curious”. When I am writing up a blog post I try not to say the same thing over and over. I will try to look at alternative ways of saying it so as not to repeat myself. The fact that he used the same wording “genuinely curious” three times in two paragraphs set off my radar. You know who else may be genuinely curious as to why? The enemy.

There is a school of thought that when you say something three times it becomes a spell. The kind of spell that puts people to sleep so that they don't question why you are asking and in what capacity will you be using the information. In fact, I feel that if you really were just asking because you were genuinely curious it would be unnecessary to state that three times. As in, a little too over the top reassurances. I believe you were required to say Betelgeuse name three times in order to summon him. Of course this entire paragraph could just be crazy talk!

By the time I finally sat down to write this, the original genuinely curious post had been updated and bumped up to the top. You have to scroll down all the way to the bottom of the post to see where he stated genuinely curious three times. The update just gushed about how over 2000 people responded. I'm sure that information can now be fed into the Database From Hell and the evil AI can figure out a way to convince those respondents to change their minds and bow down and roll up their sleeves. Or not. Who knows. Could just be the way I'm seeing it...

Take care out there.

Water at last

The RV repair man came over on Tuesday and installed the new water heater. There were some issues that had to be resolved so it wasn't until yesterday that we finally had water again. I have never been so happy to wash a bunch of dishes as I was last night. We had lived with no running water since before Christmas. I'm planning on taking a nice warm shower this morning. 

We found out that the repair man had not had the poison in the arm and was adamantly opposed to everything going on with it. It was a nice bonding moment. 

Take care out there!