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Lombardinho London 31 Dec 20 1.18am
...is changing. As we approach the end of the year, my view of the world has changed in 2020. I'm still a massive Palace fan. The thought of Wilf plying his trade in a different shirt to The Famous Red 'n' Blue still unsettles me as another transfer window is about to open. The unbridled joy watching him play is something I'll always cherish. But I now see that the fortunes of our club will continue to fluctuate with or without him. As long as there's a spherical object to have a kick about with, football itself will continue to happen. But life itself is in flux. I've watched a lot of videos these last seven months or so. That includes binging on ones of Wilf. But some of you may know me from my participation on News/Politics threads. I've been waiting for a video that sums up where the world is heading and this is it. I could have tagged it on to either 2020 election or Coronavirus threads but it's about much more than that. You could say the next 48 minutes nail The Endgame. It's not a dodgy website, just YouTube. Happy New Year and prepare to choose your side. [Link]
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Lombardinho

London 31 Dec 20 1.18am

...is changing.
As we approach the end of the year, my view of the world has changed in 2020.
I'm still a massive Palace fan.
The thought of Wilf plying his trade in a different shirt to The Famous Red 'n' Blue still unsettles me as another transfer window is about to open. The unbridled joy watching him play is something I'll always cherish.
But I now see that the fortunes of our club will continue to fluctuate with or without him. As long as there's a spherical object to have a kick about with, football itself will continue to happen. But life itself is in flux.
I've watched a lot of videos these last seven months or so. That includes binging on ones of Wilf. But some of you may know me from my participation on News/Politics threads.
I've been waiting for a video that sums up where the world is heading and this is it.
I could have tagged it on to either 2020 election or Coronavirus threads but it's about much more than that.
You could say the next 48 minutes nail The Endgame.
It's not a dodgy website, just YouTube.
Happy New Year and prepare to choose your side.

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the.universal 31 Dec 20 1.30am
What’s the gist of it? Vive le Roy!
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the.universal 31 Dec 20 1.30am

What’s the gist of it?

Vive le Roy!

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Lombardinho London 31 Dec 20 2.15am
Originally posted by the.universal What’s the gist of it? The future. Yours and mine. Transhuman enslavery.
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Lombardinho

London 31 Dec 20 2.15am

Originally posted by the.universal

What’s the gist of it?

The future. Yours and mine. Transhuman enslavery.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Dec 20 9.33am
Originally posted by Lombardinho The future. Yours and mine. Transhuman enslavery. She was just about logical until 12 minutes when she went onto say the aim is to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. These conspiracies will dilute and disappear down the drain as people start getting vaccinated and normal business resumes. Hospitality might take longer but people have a need to meet and mix so in time new businesses will start up. Just not as many since many people comfortable with their lives have found they prefer staying in most of the time. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 31 Dec 20 9.33am

Originally posted by Lombardinho

The future. Yours and mine. Transhuman enslavery.

She was just about logical until 12 minutes when she went onto say the aim is to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver.

These conspiracies will dilute and disappear down the drain as people start getting vaccinated and normal business resumes. Hospitality might take longer but people have a need to meet and mix so in time new businesses will start up. Just not as many since many people comfortable with their lives have found they prefer staying in most of the time.

COYP

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Lombardinho London 31 Dec 20 9.42am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman She was just about logical until 12 minutes when she went onto say the aim is to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. These conspiracies will dilute and disappear down the drain as people start getting vaccinated and normal business resumes. Hospitality might take longer but people have a need to meet and mix so in time new businesses will start up. Just not as many since many people comfortable with their lives have found they prefer staying in most of the time. I really hope you kept watching beyond 12 minutes, Rudi. And when you say logical, to be accurate, you mean logical to you.
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Lombardinho

London 31 Dec 20 9.42am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

She was just about logical until 12 minutes when she went onto say the aim is to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver.

I really hope you kept watching beyond 12 minutes, Rudi.
And when you say logical, to be accurate, you mean logical to you.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Dec 20 10.16am
Originally posted by Lombardinho I really hope you kept watching beyond 12 minutes, Rudi. And when you say logical, to be accurate, you mean logical to you. She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’ She has a use in appealing to the idiot part of America and people trying to make sense of a virus that has temporarily halted much of the world on and off where online shopping has been the alternative. She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil. She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150. She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 31 Dec 20 10.16am

Originally posted by Lombardinho

I really hope you kept watching beyond 12 minutes, Rudi.
And when you say logical, to be accurate, you mean logical to you.

She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’

She has a use in appealing to the idiot part of America and people trying to make sense of a virus that has temporarily halted much of the world on and off where online shopping has been the alternative.

She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil.

She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150.

She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday.

COYP

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Lombardinho London 31 Dec 20 11.25am
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’ She has a use in appealing to the idiot part of America and people trying to make sense of a virus that has temporarily halted much of the world on and off where online shopping has been the alternative. She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil. She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150. She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday. This is not someone whose mind is in turmoil. She's offering clear instruction on how to avoid "The End Is Nigh" scenario.
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Lombardinho

London 31 Dec 20 11.25am

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’

She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil.

She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150.

She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday.

This is not someone whose mind is in turmoil.
She's offering clear instruction on how to avoid "The End Is Nigh" scenario.

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Rudi Hedman Caterham 31 Dec 20 11.36am
Originally posted by Lombardinho This is not someone whose mind is in turmoil. She's offering clear instruction on how to avoid "The End Is Nigh" scenario. She seeks relevance, a following and popularity. Talking about it being good that 44% of republicans believe Bill Gates wants to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. Or did she say 44% isn’t enough believers? I doubt those numbers. Even if you put the thickest numbskulls you can find in an inbred town in America. Conspiracy theorists seek to find sense in chaos and crises. Some people will suffer from all of this and I expect disposable incomes are going to be affected. How much quality of life will be worse than recent decades is unknown but how much can people expect living standards to just keep getting better? With globalisation and moving industries to cheaper countries it isn’t going to keep getting better for everyone anyway. But people, or the media, are fixated on how much their basket of weekly food is going to cost over everything else. COYP
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Rudi Hedman

Caterham 31 Dec 20 11.36am

Originally posted by Lombardinho

This is not someone whose mind is in turmoil.
She's offering clear instruction on how to avoid "The End Is Nigh" scenario.

She seeks relevance, a following and popularity. Talking about it being good that 44% of republicans believe Bill Gates wants to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. Or did she say 44% isn’t enough believers? I doubt those numbers. Even if you put the thickest numbskulls you can find in an inbred town in America.

Conspiracy theorists seek to find sense in chaos and crises. Some people will suffer from all of this and I expect disposable incomes are going to be affected. How much quality of life will be worse than recent decades is unknown but how much can people expect living standards to just keep getting better? With globalisation and moving industries to cheaper countries it isn’t going to keep getting better for everyone anyway. But people, or the media, are fixated on how much their basket of weekly food is going to cost over everything else.

COYP

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Wisbech Eagle Truro Cornwall 31 Dec 20 12.15pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman She seeks relevance, a following and popularity. Talking about it being good that 44% of republicans believe Bill Gates wants to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. Or did she say 44% isn’t enough believers? I doubt those numbers. Even if you put the thickest numbskulls you can find in an inbred town in America. Conspiracy theorists seek to find sense in chaos and crises. Some people will suffer from all of this and I expect disposable incomes are going to be affected. How much quality of life will be worse than recent decades is unknown but how much can people expect living standards to just keep getting better? With globalisation and moving industries to cheaper countries it isn’t going to keep getting better for everyone anyway. But people, or the media, are fixated on how much their basket of weekly food is going to cost over everything else. I agree with this, and your other posts in this thread. Things will change and we all need to learn to adapt. Fighting unwinnable battles wastes energy better employed elsewhere. Circulating implausible conspiracy theories which encourage people to reject life-saving vaccines is not a sensible use of your time either. For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.
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Wisbech Eagle

Truro Cornwall 31 Dec 20 12.15pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

I agree with this, and your other posts in this thread. Things will change and we all need to learn to adapt. Fighting unwinnable battles wastes energy better employed elsewhere.

Circulating implausible conspiracy theories which encourage people to reject life-saving vaccines is not a sensible use of your time either.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

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Lombardinho London 31 Dec 20 12.52pm
Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle I agree with this, and your other posts in this thread. Things will change and we all need to learn to adapt. Fighting unwinnable battles wastes energy better employed elsewhere. Circulating implausible conspiracy theories which encourage people to reject life-saving vaccines is not a sensible use of your time either. I think if the lambs were looking for an ideal leader to take them to the slaughterhouse, you'd be strong candidate for the role, Wisbech. All they'd need to do though, is follow your footprints because you're already there banging on the door. What would surprise me, however, would be an admission that you'd actually watched the video.
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Lombardinho

London 31 Dec 20 12.52pm

Originally posted by Wisbech Eagle

I agree with this, and your other posts in this thread. Things will change and we all need to learn to adapt. Fighting unwinnable battles wastes energy better employed elsewhere.

Circulating implausible conspiracy theories which encourage people to reject life-saving vaccines is not a sensible use of your time either.

I think if the lambs were looking for an ideal leader to take them to the slaughterhouse, you'd be strong candidate for the role, Wisbech.
All they'd need to do though, is follow your footprints because you're already there banging on the door.
What would surprise me, however, would be an admission that you'd actually watched the video.

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cryrst The garden of England 31 Dec 20 3.12pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman She seeks relevance, a following and popularity. Talking about it being good that 44% of republicans believe Bill Gates wants to inject everyone with an operating system and a receiver. Or did she say 44% isn’t enough believers? I doubt those numbers. Even if you put the thickest numbskulls you can find in an inbred town in America. Conspiracy theorists seek to find sense in chaos and crises. Some people will suffer from all of this and I expect disposable incomes are going to be affected. How much quality of life will be worse than recent decades is unknown but how much can people expect living standards to just keep getting better? With globalisation and moving industries to cheaper countries it isn’t going to keep getting better for everyone anyway. But people, or the media, are fixated on how much their basket of weekly food is going to cost over everything else. I can sense a rather large Waco moment in the future!
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cryrst

The garden of England 31 Dec 20 3.12pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

I can sense a rather large Waco moment in the future!

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cryrst The garden of England 31 Dec 20 3.15pm
Originally posted by Rudi Hedman She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’ She has a use in appealing to the idiot part of America and people trying to make sense of a virus that has temporarily halted much of the world on and off where online shopping has been the alternative. She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil. She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150. She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday. During the plague of 1348 ish the rich were not affected as much as the minions. Like today they had estates and abodes to hide away in. Not got a problem tbh it's the luck of the draw with life. I would do the same in their position.
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cryrst

The garden of England 31 Dec 20 3.15pm

Originally posted by Rudi Hedman

She calls it a ‘’fake virus’’ and a ‘’magic virus.’’

She probably lives on acres of land without much or any contact with people herself. Enough time to think too much and comfort her mind in turmoil.

She started to make a good point on richer people being able to afford ways of living much longer, only she went on to say to aged 150.

She’s a modern version of someone walking up and down a high street declaring ‘The end is nigh’, all day, everyday.

During the plague of 1348 ish the rich were not affected as much as the minions. Like today they had estates and abodes to hide away in. Not got a problem tbh it's the luck of the draw with life.
I would do the same in their position.

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