Wednesday 9th March 2022

This opens up a pandora's box of potential legal action against the criminals in government.

After tis interview you might be inclined to leave only as much of your money in the bank as you are prepared to let them steal.

A friend writes me this morning..... “Hello Jason,

My daughter has just been refused admission to Mount Royal University Calgary on a school musical trip. My daughter has not and will not be receiving any needles with regards to the “fictitious disease”. She is only 13 and now it highlights her medical status with her whole class. We are disgusted and my daughter is in tears.

Alan”

My response........

“It’s best to start teaching your daughter how to live in this world as a self educated and empowered adult, who provides value and receives more value back than she puts in. Teach her to avoid the system at all costs and to live an amazing life instead. It’s a harder road but it’s the only road to take if you want to be happy, satisfied and free.....moving ahead into the future. A little crying now will save her lots of crying decades down the road.”

Common Law Sheriffs are empowered by the people to uphold the law, and to maintain the peace in their communities. The police are employees of a private corporation, but they are still bound by the laws of the Commonwealth of Australia Constitution. When you serve the common law court verdicts and orders to the police they MUST accept any report of a crime, give it a case number, and then act on the court orders. Their failure to do so renders them liable to a prison term of 17 YEARS!

Google is so influential that it “hides” other search systems from us, so much that we don’t even know their existence. Despite this, there are a lot of excellent searchers on the Internet, who specialize in books, sciences and other interesting information. Here’s a list of sites you’re not sure you’ve heard of yet.

http://www.refseek.com - seeking Academic Resources. More than a billion sources: encyclopedia, monographies, magazines.

http://www.worldcat.org - searching for the content of 20 thousand libraries worldwide. You can find out where the nearest rare book you need lies.

https://link.springer.com - access to more than 10 million scientific documents: books, articles, research notebooks.

http://www.bioline.org.br - a library of scientific biological magazines published in developing countries.

http://repec.org - a collection of nearly 4 million volunteers from 102 countries on economic studies and related sciences.

http://www.science.gov - American state search engine 2200+ scientific site. Over 200 million articles are indexed.

http://www.pdfdrive.com - the largest website for free download of books in PDF format. Over 225 million volumes.

http://www.base-search.net - one of the largest researches related to texts in academic studies. More than 100 million scientific documents, 70% of them are free.

I understand from where the meme-maker was coming when they coined this term but personally I prefer ’automaton’ or ’order taker’ as I don’t think there is much thinking that goes on in the minds of such people.

We have a lot of work to do to get the majority of people up to the level of critical thinking, where they can observe, spot things that do not make sense, look for a why that adequately explains the illogics found and come to the correct conclusion.

And if you don’t know where to start, here is a list of things that may help you.

A friend of a Facebook friend, Jil Ross wrote this it and brought tears to my eyes. I know of some others who might feel the same.

They bounced along the field road that ran north from the “new“ house and buildings. They were headed to the old place, next to the spring in the north pasture.

The old man was in pain, but he wasn’t about to tell his youngest grand daughter who was driving. The bumps and ruts were a little rough on his frail body, but he wasn’t going to complain and jeopardize these little outings. Several times a year, she would come to town and spring him from the home for an afternoon. Her smile and her voice reminded him so much of his bride 70 years ago.

The only thing left of the old place was the barn. The house had been moved to another farm for a hired man to live in when the new house was built closer to the road in 74. The pens had all been torn down, the granaries burned. He had put his foot down about the barn. For a few years, his sons had stored headers in the main alley, but eventually the headers out grew that. Now it was just a resting place for power units that were too good to leave outside, but not reliable enough to still use.

One of the half doors on the south side was blown open and hanging by one hinge. It had been like that for years. The big door on the center alley had rotted off its rail and lay in the dead weeds. She knew the drill. She wheeled Grampa up close so he could get out and walk just a few steps to reach it.

He unfolded from the pickup and shuffled over to the door, peering inside. He closed his eyes, and it was almost like his childhood.

He remembered sitting on the haymow steps as a sprout in the 30s, watching Grampa and Dad harness the teams in the morning. He remembered helping his Mother and older sisters milk while the men were in the field. Mostly he chased the barn cats and played with the bucket calves. He could almost smell the warm harness leather, horse sweat, and prairie hay that evening would bring.

He also remembered the look of sorrow in Grandpa’s eyes when the last team was loaded and left the ranch in 46.

He had a lot of good times and hard times in that barn. It was bittersweet in the summer of 52 when he helped Dad load the milk cows before he left for the army. Help was impossible to find and it was too much for the folks to do alone. He hated the chores but loved the cows.

When he returned from Korea, he set to making the old milking parlor into a farrowing house. His new bride started chickens in the cleaning room where the separator used to sit.

His kids had played and later clipped their 4h calves in that old barn. He didn’t know how many heifers with new babies had spent cold nights in the old work horse stalls or how many colts that they had imprinted in that barn. If he stood long enough, he could smell Grampa’s pipe smoke and his Dad’s Salem menthols yet today. It made him smile to think about all the kids that old barn had helped raise. It made his eyes moist when he thought about how he had hid out there to be alone when Grampa died, and later when he had laid his wife to rest after her battle with cancer. Whenever his world was falling apart, he could find comfort where his family had worked, played, and loved for 120 years. It wasn’t a temple off there by itself, but you couldn’t help but call it a sanctuary.

The cool March air was getting to him a little and he was wanting to go through the calving pasture and see the “freshies“ as the great grandkids called them before he was hauled back to town.

He watched in the mirror as they left, and for a split second just before the barn disappeared from view, he swore he saw two men in overalls carrying harness across the center alleyway.

I have heard it said that part of the 'moral code' of the power elite is that they do not do anything without at first advising of their plans. I have seen numerous examples of 'fiction' portraying dystopian futures as envisaged in euphemistic terms in Agenda 21 and Agenda 2030.

Christa, a career nurse and mother of three, was until recently a healthy 49-year-old who ran up to 30 miles a week, with no pain and taking no medications.

“I woke up every morning with the excitement of taking on the new day,” the Newbury Park resident says.

For 25 years, she worked primarily in long-term care settings with elderly people, and raised her kids in local public and private schools. More recently, she served in hospice, home health and long-term care environments.

“I really loved hospice care,” she says. “It was lovely. … The thing that excites me is having that nurse’s role and advocating for patients and families.”

But last year, when Christa received her second Pfizer shot, her health spiraled out of control.

“[My doctor] knew it was the vaccine and said, ’Hopefully it’ll go away,’” she says. “It never went away.”

Instead, Christa plunged into a nightmare of symptoms and health problems her doctors could not explain and which robbed her of her active lifestyle — and her job.

“I am fighting every day to live in gratitude and be positive amidst the suffering,” she says. “You don’t know how devastating this has been. I’m a caged bird. It’s really sad.

… This is not just about losing your health. It’s your livelihood and everything. I want [people] to know what I lost to this vaccine — the travesty, the devastation, the s*** show, living a nightmare. These are all things happening to me now.”

Always pay attention to the stories from which the headlines are a distraction.

...else if you’re an Aussie, watch this and vote for change.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has given himself a new mission in addition to ridding the Ukraine of Western-Russian President Vladimir Putin has given himself a new mission in addition to ridding the Ukraine of Western-funded biolabs, said a Mar-a-Lago source privy to a 5th telephone call in as many days between the Russian leader and President Donald J. Trump.

Considering revelations that foreign child traffickers had kidnapped Russian children and transported them to the Ukraine to sell into child slavery, Putin on Sunday told Trump that he intends to isolate and destroy child slavery covens on Ukrainian soil.

According to Putin, the Russian Children’s Welfare Society interviewed 6 Russian children, ages 12-16, who were among the 100 multinational kids freed by Spetznas in central Ukraine Friday afternoon. They shared similar, harrowing stories. Three were abducted from their homes, at night, near the border city of Belgorod, which sits 10 miles inside the Ukrainian border. Their abductors captured them as parents worked or slept; rural southwest Russia is rife with destitution, and parents, unable to afford babysitters, often entrust God to care for their children whilst they hammer out a meager living. The remaining 3 said they’d been abducted at shopping centers, when momentarily separated from parents or guardians.

Real Raw News has not received information on circumstances surrounding other abductions.

Four of the six had endured captivity for one or two weeks, but two children had difficulty estimating their time in bondage; prolonged confinement in a dark, windowless cell had skewed their perception of time and space. One guessed “six-to-eight weeks.” And of the six, three said their jailors had shuttled them to their point of rescue from other internment camps that held “many, many, many more children.”

“Putin told Trump that, at least to the kids’ account, the traffickers all spoke fluent Ukrainian but only sparse or broken Russian, and some Armenian. They wore ski masks, so the kids never saw the faces. The total number of children there was 100, 76 Russian, 9 French, 1 Swiss, 5 American, 6 Ukrainian, not sure of others. Apparently, the Ukrainian children translated for the rest,” our source said.

Putin, our source added, said 46 are being medically treated for a broad spectrum of maladies: Malnourishment, lacerations, puncture wounds, dysentery, dehydration, respiratory infections, STDs, and sexual abuse. A 13-year-old girl had been violently sodomized.

“I will find who did this and crush them, all of them,” Putin reportedly told Trump.

“Putin claims he wants to repatriate all the kids, but since European countries have closed airspace to Russian flights, and no one will talk to him, he’s stuck in a barrel. Trump will bring our children home,” our source said.

In other news, Putin also said the Russian military had destroyed four 18-wheelers that “Western terrorists” had converted into roving bioweapon laboratories. Moreover, he said fantastical stories about him appearing in Western media were a product of CIA invention, citing specifically a NY Post article claiming paranoia and pandemic-induced isolation had driven him mad.

As always, RRN is merely reporting what Putin told Trump; we do not know whether his words are true, partly true, or propaganda.funded biolabs, said a Mar-a-Lago source privy to a 5th telephone call in as many days between the Russian leader and President Donald J. Trump.

All of the actions of NATO, London, and Washington to date violate the two cardinal principles of warfare in the nuclear age: always listen to your adversary and provide a real way forward within your own plan to win a just peace; never allow yourself to think for one moment that a nuclear conflict can be won without destroying most of civilization. The same principles apply to actions short of nuclear war which pose an existential threat to a nuclear-armed nation.

Putin closing down child trafficking centers in the Ukraine, Pfizer admits their vaccine is useless for the 5-11 year olds and the US governors still have not withdrawn them, Killary even further implicated in crimes re wire tapping President Trump’s home and office, the whole Covid narrative unfolding as the PR merchants claim the “science is changing”, the death and injuries from the shots keeps mounting, embalmers pulling leg-long lengths of foreign material from the arteries of those who died after receiving their jabs, the list goes on and on.

There are more than a few real stories from which the headlines are designed to distract us.

The very definition of two faced. And the list does not include Ukraine 2014!

A sobering report on the US data on Russia.

And some 2015 perspective from a US scholar. UnCommon Core: The Causes and Consequences of the Ukraine Crisis

Until next time,
dream big dreams,
plan out how to achieve them,
be continually executing your plans,
enlist people to your causes,
travel and/or read widely, preferably both,
all the while observing what you observe
rather than thinking what you are told to think,
think well of your fellow man,
take time to help your fellow man,
he sorely needs it and it will help you too,
eat food that is good for your body,
exercise your body,
take time to destress,
and do the important things
that make a difference -
they are rarely the urgent ones!

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