EX-FRIENDS

In the 90's I was co-owner of a small but popular Wellington business. We had hundreds of customers and many of them became friends beyond being customers.

After closing the business down I stayed in contact with lots of them online, and because we had a shared interest in cycling and a bunch of other connections, I often tended to underestimate how large the gulf was growing between myself and many of them in terms of our "World Views".

Up until 911 I had never even thought much in these terms, but some of them were turning into what I would later come to call “libtard normies”, and to them I was becoming what they would later call a “conspiracy theorist”.

After 911 this slowly became an ever increasing problem. On the social media platforms that we interacted on, some exchanges became quite heated and unfriendly.

In fact some of these ex-friends became really angry, to the point of becoming abusive. And from time to time even some of the calmer ones said things like "stop saying X or I will unfriend you”. It’s safe to say I didn't stop saying X and they did unfriend me.

I disagree with lots of people about all sorts of things, but I wouldn't usually demand that anyone changed their opinion to match mine online. At least I wouldn’t generally have done that up until convid, but after that epic storm in a teacup, if they were a vaxtard or a masktard, I would relatively politely tell them they were a clueless moron and stop interacting with them.

For me this threatening to unfriend posturing was rare up until 911, but it increased after that massive false flag, and then it started increasing further when I began posting about fake germ theory and the lies of virology during the SARS hoax. Then the number of angry reactions started to grow.

But that was all insignificant compared to the shit storm of the covid hoax. Around 2020 there were all sorts of believers stalking around the internet looking to make ex-friends online, and in real life there were plenty more of them out looking to stir up trouble as well.

Like most people who were aware of what was going on during the big plandemic, I knew that I was outnumbered by a herd of angry mind controlled zombies, so I politely said things like "I have an exemption" whenever I was harassed in public for not wearing a face nappy.

These days I'm well past using “exemption” excuses, so I probably won't be that polite next time around if any believers ask me to submit to the face nappy again.

What got me revisiting all this old negativity again was seeing someone online lamenting the fact that not one of their ex-friends had ever apologized to them for being wrong or even admitted that they were wrong.

At the same time they were also noticing that they had seen many of them posting that it was all water under the bridge and it was time to forgive and move on.

I wonder how long it took the French people to forgave Nazi collaborators after WW2 ended? Had they “moved on” by 1951?

Although I often struggle with it, I do grasp the importance of forgiving and letting go, so I usually try not to be too unpleasant to delusional mind controlled normies, but that is mainly for my own mental health.

No, I don't think I'll ever really forgive them, but as far I know I no longer have any friends who are still full on convid believers. If I do that could become awkward because I regard believers as gullible idiots. So in my eyes they have no real credibility about anything else either.

Sometimes there is discussion of society being divided in two in order to make us easier to control, and that is certainly happening. I guess we could just pretend to have forgiven and moved on, but the convid believers exposed their true colours for everyone to see and that can never really be undone.

When the next wave of psyops start (and many already have) the normies will fall for them hook line and sinker again. Would you buy a car that was blowing smoke and making a clunking noise?

No, people are not all equal, and gullible normies are best avoided. That may not be the best path to be on socially or even psychologically, but it's what I really think.

Apologies here to Louise Hay, I'm not writing this as spiritual guidance, but mainly for anyone else who like me, probably won't be forgiving those clueless convid clowns until hell freezes over.
 

Thanks and best wishes to all my old friends who didn't fall for the last wave of globalist lies and are still friends to this day. Stay strong for the next wave!

SATELLITES ARE AS FAKE AS COVID

"The Satellite Hoax" is a great series of seven posts by Agent131711 that fully exposes the entire fraudulent story of "satellites".

They are yet another monumental lie that most people have fallen hook line and sinker for, a lie that only fairly recently seems to be attracting more widespread attention.

 Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

 

 Part 4 

Part 5

 

 
Part 6

Part 7

 

The entire "satellite" story is another one of those b-grade psyops, that although almost universally believed, just falls to bits as soon as you start delving into it. Like the moon landing, the holocaust, germ theory, or nuclear bombs, it is utter rubbish that hasn't got a leg to stand on.

PLANET MIND CONTROL

This new doco by Jason Christoff is well worth watching.

Planet Mind Control 

First he demonstrates how we are being constantly mind programed using repetition, and then covers three of the most heavily repeated areas of the current programing:

#3 - Weak male role models

#2 - Alcohol

#1 - Coffee

Programing the subconscious of the unaware masses is very easy and we are all being constantly programed. "Monkey see, monkey do"

But once we can see what is going on we become much harder to program.

I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to wake up to what TV, movies, and social media is really doing to them. And also to anyone who wants to stop drinking coffee!

IMAGINARY MENINGITIS

The next health pysop is probably going to be "Meningitis"

What gets me is that it took most people five years to even begin to grasp that convid was a hoax, but all the deep state have to do is change the name of the latest fake disease and they are literally lining up for injections again...

 

I used to think that vaxtards would eventually learn, but no, I no longer think they ever will!

Meningitis is listed as a "side effect" on ALL the covid jabs.  Side effects are big pharmas code words for: We've poisoned you. The polysorbate 80 inside them allows for all the nano-particles of heavy metals within them to cross the blood brain barrier so some can be deposited there.

What we are witnessing now is another problem reaction solution game.  And you can't "catch" meningitis. It develops from an issue already present inside the body as these toxins slowly spread to the brain over time from all the injections. 

They created the problem so they can offer you another poisonous solution in the form of a meningitis jab.

It is not a coincidence that critical thinking, and common sense was directly targeted by all the poisons in these jabs as they destroy all the healthy flora in your gut. Rendering discernment and intuition things of the past. By design.
 

The Meningitis Mystery - Dr. Sam Bailey

Meningitis is widely feared—but what if the story we’ve been told about its causes isn’t backed by solid evidence?

First published in May 2023, this video challenges the mainstream narrative, questions the role of bacteria like Neisseria meningitidis, and explores alternative explanations behind this serious condition. Is meningitis really an infection—or something else entirely?

Full show notes and references 👉 https://drsambailey.com/resources/vid...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V45ATak8AVE

Students of stupidity

 

There was a time when university students were regarded as being a more intelligent sector of society. This is clearly no longer the case, as a large number of them are complete morons.

This photo is widely assumed to be from Kent University in England, and it's being used by the English media, but it's still fairly cold in Kent so the photo is either not current or not from there at all.

There is also a Kent University in Ohio USA, where temperatures are cold as well, but photos of summer dressed ques of masked students from either university seem to be reported interchangeably with the location (UK or USA) not being mentioned.

 

I fully expect this bullshit to kick off in New Zealand soon too. 
But this time round I think it will be more confrontational than in 2021. Personally I won't be politely saying "I have an exemption" if any fuckers ask me to wear a mask! 😂

ART IS WHAT YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH

Was Andy Warhol a complete tool and another pawn of the illuminati?

 Some people certainly think he was, but I used to like some of his wonky looking art, so was blinded to all this… This review on the other hand is no holds bared scathing about him:

“He was such a super asshole. It’s all about attitude – I guess if you just look at the art and don’t know anything about him then the art, in and of itself, could be considered beautiful – but then you find out about him, and it’s hard to still like his art – because then I can see the taunting fuck you message he is sending off – if he had had an attitude of care about the images instead of being a total vampire – he basically sucked the life out of things and then spat them back out as a Polaroid.

He funded a lot of very sick people getting hooked on dope for 15 min of fame in the factory – he fed on weak people’s weaknesses – he did not uplift them – but instead he added more sickness to sickness – and surely he didn’t know any better – but Andy Warhol is like the iconic human version of what Facebook is now – YUCK. He had no aspirations to uplift or grow or be better, instead he reveled in sickness and made more of it…

Yes, the art has a certain beauty but the multiple nature of it is what makes me cringe… I was taught in art school to see beauty in everything including common artifacts of society- like a toaster or a watering can or a fork knife spoon – even a Campbell’s soup can- but he took it that one step further and debased the image- and the did the same with humans-

What did he contribute to society? It’s like Madonna - who took the last vestiges of goodness and sexed it up - laying the groundwork for all that we have now… they both took the dregs and made them into fake diamonds… I just detest Andy Warhol so much that it’s impossible for me to really enjoy his work…”

I both agree and disagree with that at the same time which is sometimes optimal

Basically I think most popular culture is manipulated to some extent by agencies like the Tavistock institute or programs like MK Ultra.

But having said that, most of my favourite music, movies, and art, are part of that social programming. So I can’t dismiss it all because the intentions behind it may have been bad, because it’s my inspiration. I think the internet was set up by the deep state for evil intent but I still use it every day..

Andy Warhol seems to me to have been a very original thinker with some fairly severe personality disorders.

I think he was an “Asset” (a creator manipulated and used by agencies) rather than another talent-less puppet put in place by the agencies and lifted to popularity (like all modern pop stars) or a shill (like Alex Jones)

So I see his art as being original and it resonates with me – sometimes I do a picture and only afterwards realise his influence on my own pictures – like this one:

 

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“ART IS WHAT YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH”

Andy Warhol (Aug 6, 1928 – Feb 22, 1987)

Campbell’s Soup Cans (32 Canvases)
Andy Warhol / 1962 / Synthetic polymer paint on canvas/
/ 20″ x 16″
Museum of Modern Art

“Why do people think artists are special? It’s just another job.”
Philosophy of Andy Warhol, Andy Warhol, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York, 1975

“Sometimes people let the same problem make them miserable for years when they could just say, So what. That’s one of my favorite things to say. So what.”

“If you want to know about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There’s nothing behind it.” –Andy Warhol
Andy, My true Story 3, Gretchen Berg, Los Angeles Free Press (17 March 1967)

 

Yoko, Andy, and John

“They always say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.”

 

“An artist is somebody who produces things that people don’t need to have.”

“Don’t think about making art, just get it done. Let everyone else decide if it’s good or bad, whether they love it or hate it. While they are deciding, make even more art.”

“Sometimes the little times you don’t think are anything while they’re happening turn out to be what marks a whole period of your life.”
Warhol & Brillo Boxes At Stable Gallery

“I’ve never met a person I couldn’t call a beauty.”

“I have Social Disease. I have to go out every night. If I stay home one night I start spreading rumours to my dogs.”

“I’m confused about who the news belongs to. I always have it in my head that if your name’s in the news, then the news should be paying you. Because it’s your news and they’re taking it and selling it as their product. But then they always say that they’re helping you, and that’s true too, but still, if people didn’t give the news their news, and if everybody kept their news to themselves, the news wouldn’t have any news. So I guess you should pay each other. But I haven’t figured it out fully yet.”
Quote from The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: (From A to B and Back Again), 1975

“I thought that young people had more problems than old people, and I hoped I could last until I was older so I wouldn’t have all those problems. Then I looked around and saw that everybody who looked young had young problems and that everybody who looked old had old problems. The “old” problems to me looked easier to take than the “young” problems. So I decided to go gray so nobody would know now old I was and I would look younger to them than how old they thought I was. I would gain a lot by going gray: (1) I would have old problems, which were easier to take than young problems, (2) everyone would be impressed by how young I looked, and (3) I would be relieved of the responsibility of acting young—I could occasionally lapse into eccentricity or senility and no one would think anything of it because of my gray hair. When you’ve got gray hair, every move you make seems “young” and “spry,” instead of just being normally active. It’s like you’re getting a new talent. So I dyed my hair gray when I was about twenty-three or twenty-four.”
Quote from The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: (From A to B and Back Again), 1975

“It does not matter how slowly you go so long as you do not stop.”

“I believe in low lights and trick mirrors.”

“You need to let the little things that would ordinarily bore you suddenly thrill you.”

“I’m not afraid to die; I just don’t want to be there when it happens.”

Andy Warhol and the Velvet Underground with Nico

Andy Warhol photographing Muhammed Ali

Warhol and Basquiat

Andy Warhol (Aug 6, 1928 – Feb 22, 1987)

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Hair or Art? How Andy Warhol used Wigs to Craft his Enigmatic Image

Mention the name Andy Warhol and most people would instantly think of his painting of a Campbell’s Tomato Soup can, his portrait of Marilyn Monroe, or his prediction that everyone would enjoy 15 minutes of fame.

Some might mention his unruly hair—without realizing it was a wig. And yet, the website hairisforpulling.blogspot.com suggests that the silver-grey wig made the renowned pop artist what he was. In effect, it gave him his brand.

Pop artist Andy Warhol eating cereal and looking at his mother Julia, prob. at her home. (Photo by Ken Heyman/Woodfin Camp/Woodfin Camp/The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images)

The wig (or, more accurately wigs—it seems he built up quite a collection of them) was not so much about style as image. Warhol believed that the wig gave him a personality of “otherness.”

Warhol (1929-87) began wearing wigs in the 1950s when he started going bald. According to hairisforpulling.blogspot.com, he started with a mouse-brown creation, moved through several shades of blond, and eventually settled on silver grey. His theory was simple: if you looked old all the time, no one would know how old you were.

Portrait of the American artist Andy Warhol at his exhibition dedicated to Black transvestites in the US. Ferrara, November 1975

The wigs may have been about more than vanity. It has been proposed that there was more to Warhol’s wig-wearing than hiding a bald patch or defining an image.

The site suggests Warhol had deep insecurities arising from his religious upbringing and his homosexuality. He also wanted to find a balance between appearing less gay to achieve commercial success, while at the same time appearing attractive to other men.

Andy Warhol

There is a suggestion that the artist was anxious to hide other issues as well. Visitors to his apartment said that he often greeted them wearing masks to hide skin problems. So it does appear there was more to wearing the wig than met the eye.

Despite all this, Warhol didn’t wear the wigs with any great care. They were generally placed randomly and with his remaining dark hair sticking out underneath.

(Photo by Francois LOCHON/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

Most of the wigs seem to have been made in New York, and had the label “HAIRPIECE, Original by Paul.” It appears they were made with hair imported from Italy.

Although he wore wigs for many years, it was only in 1985 that Warhol’s worst nightmare came true when his wig was snatched clean off his head. UPI.com recounts that a woman made her bid for 15 minutes of fame by grabbing the hairpiece at a New York book-signing.

The Andy Warhol Museum

In his own words, quoted on Warholstars.org : “I don’t know what held me back from pushing her over the balcony. She was so pretty and well-dressed.

I guess I called her a bitch or something and asked how she could do it. But it’s okay, I don’t care—if a picture gets published, it does. There were so many people with cameras.

Warhol (left) and Tennessee Williams (right) talking on the SS France, 1967.

Maybe it’ll be on the cover of Details, I don’t know… It was so shocking. It hurt. Physically… And I had just gotten another magic crystal which is supposed to protect me and keep things like this from happening…”

Despite that, Warhol was apparently relatively unfazed by the incident and continued signing copies of his book America! after pulling up his parka hood. There is no report of the culprit being apprehended, so it appears she made good her escape.

https://www.thevintagenews.com/2019/01/04/warhols-wigs/