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COMPUTING WAS A DEEP STATE SET UP

 

At some point in the past few years, the penny dropped and I realised  Apple, Microsoft, and later, Google, were all set up by the deep state, they were never real businesses – we can use their tools, but they are all playing us.

Steve Jobs and Bill Gates were both actors working for the CIA. Jobs faked his death and Gates was replaced around 2013. As was “Melinda” who is a very obvious tranny. “Bill” probably is as well – they both appear to be inverts.

Linux – is there is something not right about the development and marketing of Linux? – by keeping it hard to use and underground for decades it has never posed a real threat to the deep state operating systems. It slowly improves, but is never really sorted out for mass use. Maybe it’s always been too controlled by geeks, but some distros, like Mint, are so close to being suited to mass use, I always wonder what is holding everything back? Has the deep state infiltrated Linux development too and deliberately held it back?

All those Windows software updates are not just for copying our data, one day all of those programs could “unexpectedly” create irritating and time consuming problems in unison – mass distraction at a key moment, and those trojans are being constantly set up.

Logging us out of accounts and demanding that we SUBMIT (rather than just logging back in) is obvious mind programming. Any site that does that has revealed it’s true intentions. Pay attention to these little signs!

Another trick is spell checkers. Making spell checkers only work properly in US English has forced us to use more US spelling – more programming. But it’s not just our computers that are trying to control us, nearly everything on the internet is a distraction, whether intentional or not, and social media is almost all just there to distract us – that is a major part of how we are being controlled.
Microsoft crossed the line after Win 7 – Microsoft is all spyware but I don’t ever want to use Win 10 on, not even for day to day use and certainly not for anything to do with cryptos.

What I’m using on my computers these days is a mix of both Windows 7 and Linux Mint 21, but I’m gradually moving more to Linux and less Windows. I’m not a tech geek and having used Windows 98, XP, and 7, for quarter of a century, I do find it a stretch fully escaping the clutches of Microscum, mainly because of things like changing from Photoshop to Gimp.

Mint is a decent operating system though, and Gimp is pretty good too. It wasn't a good situation being locked into old software. Photoshop CS6 (2012) was the last version of Photoshop that you could use without having to rent it off Adobe for a monthly fee, which I would never do, so I'm still using an 11 year old program that I will never update. And same with Windows 7 which is now 14 years old (2009).

A HALF DOZEN EXTRA LOLS

 

We were going to do up the house

 But we ran out of resource credits...

Pink - another guy we are all supposed to pretend is female

Pink - another guy we are all supposed to pretend is female

 The worst of modern "music" is captured unspectacularly by a guy going by the name of "Pink"

(AKA. Alecia Beth Moore Hart, born September 8, 1979)

According to trustworthy Wikipedia, Pink has been described as "pop royalty" for his distinctive raspy voice and acrobatic stage presence, and he has sold over 135 million records.

"Records" sounds highly unlikely, but I guess it sounds better than "units"

Just how bad is this crap? In a word, lame - Unless you are into cheesy 80's aerobic music introduced by Cher & Jamie Lee Curtis. In which case you will think this video rocks!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YcZKd6-Lq0

 

The history of teaching maths

 

1. Teaching Maths In 1960s

A logger sells a truckload of lumber for $100. His cost of production is 4/5 of the price. What is his profit?

2. Teaching Maths In 1970s

A logger sells a truckload of lumber for $100. His cost of production is 4/5 of the price, or $80. What is his profit?

3. Teaching Maths In 1980s

A logger sells a truckload of lumber for $100. His cost of production is $80. Did he make a profit?

4. Teaching Maths In 1990s

A logger sells a truckload of lumber for $100. His cost of production is $80 and his profit is $20. Your assignment: Underline the number 20.

5. Teaching Maths In 2000s

A logger cuts down a beautiful forest because he is selfish and inconsiderate and cares nothing for the habitat of animals or the preservation of our woodlands. He does this so he can make a profit of $20. What do you think of this way of making a living? Topic for class participation after answering the question: How did the birds and squirrels feel as the logger cut down their homes? (There are no wrong answers, and if you feel like crying, it’s ok.)

6. Teaching Maths In 2010’s

Who cares, just steal the lumber from your neighbour’s property. It’s OK anyway because it’s redistributing the wealth.

7. Teaching Maths In 2020’s

Lumber is no longer available. Stay safe, wear a mask, get your jabs.

DIED SUDDENLY FUDPORN IS JUST THE NEXT PHASE OF THE COVIDHOAX

  Now that a large portion of the population has already had one or more of the death jabs, constantly telling them all they are about to drop dead is not very helpful.

Pretty much everything we are being fed is for the purpose of creating fear... Including most of the died suddenly news - it may be true that a bunch of people are dropping dead, but constantly going on about it as they are doing now, is designed to increase the deaths rather than prevent them. That is why information on how to detox from the injections is not being promoted much at all.

 https://www.eviemagazine.com/post/vaccination-expert-dr-alfredo-victoria-dies-suddenly-at-42

 

SHOCKING!!!

The world has been shocked by the sudden death of a renowned "vaccination expert," Dr. Alfredo Victoria Moreno. Known to many from his regular appearances on "Mexico Today," Dr. Alfredo was a passionate advocate of Covid mRNA vaccines. The 42-year-old public health specialist died in his sleep on Monday due to a myocardial infarction, according to reports. He was otherwise in excellent health, with no known pre-existing medical conditions.

Dr. Alfredo's dedication to public health was evident through his various platforms. His energetic appearances on the TV show "Mexico Today," where he administered coronavirus vaccines to staff members on air, were a testament to his unwavering commitment to the vaccine. He maintained a strong social media presence, encouraging his 440,000 Instagram followers to get vaccinated. His influence extended to TikTok, where his enlightening and relatable content amassed a large following. He also ran the website provaccines.com, creating a hub for vaccine information.

 

THE BIKE INDUSTRY HAS MILKED THE GOOSE TO DEATH

 The greedy bike companies have milked the golden goose to death, selling NZ$10K - $15k bikes to clueless numpties by convincing them cycling is all about having a flash bike. But it never was and the lie will take them down.

 Bikes like this are sitting unsold on shop floors for NZ$11,500, but who on earth is spending that much on a bike in a recession?

 

Big companies like Trek and Giant are now announcing massive cut backs, along with half price sales, as they just can't move all the unsold bikes.

If the ride was say up to the top of a 500m hill and then back down again, a hardtail XC bike would only be about 1 min slower than a big flash freeride rig coming down, but easily 15 mins faster going up, so 14 mins faster overall in an actual real world ride.

"You’ll be blown away by it’s unmatched combination of flawless handling, capability, and “2 X You” amplification that gives you the Power to Ride More Trails. Compare it to anything out there, with a motor or without"

OK...well it's not quite cheaper but this makes the bike price look pretty stupid - Yamaha YZ250 for NZ$13250 - a motorcross bike has thousands more parts than an MTB and weighs around 100kg so costs vastly more to manufacture.

The latest $12k mountain bikes are basically only at the point MX bikes were at 30 years ago, but without a motor.

 

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