anybody know one?

Judith Latham wrote:

> anybody know one?

I am a Jew but don't know nuthin bout no holocaust. When I was a kid that's all I ever heard - "holocaust, holocaust, holocaust - so naturally as a rebel I rebelled against it. I grew up in a non Jew area so all the Gentiles thought I was cool - the only Jew they ever met who appeared at least to some degree anti Jewish. But I am not anti Jewish. I am a plant. I am the non Jewish looking Jew who is able to infiltrate non Jew areas and find out what the Gentiles are up to. What are their plans for the new holocaust and what can we do to stop it? I'll get back to you when I've gathered more info - maybe another ten, twenty years. I want the real lowdown. Plenty of Jew groups on the web, what's your problem? Of course if you learn how to communicate with the dead you'll have 6 million of them to communicate with right off the bat (if that many really died). And even if they didn't, so what, there's still a ton of them on the web - so look around, find a group, get into it, then get back with me and let me know what's going down.

I NEED to know

Judith Latham wrote:

> anybody know one?

Last time you went looking for a Jew you wound up with Bozo. When are you going to learn?

On 6/4/2021 6:11 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> Judith Latham wrote:
>
>> anybody know one?
>
> Last time you went looking for a Jew you wound up with Bozo. When are you going to learn?

I have great doubt about Bozo being Jewish. From what I see, he is
Catholic. After Vatican II, many Catholic holidays were removed from the
calendar. St. Christopher was one, as was St. Bozo; a 14th century monk.
Supposedly he was the village idiot who spent his days ranting about
Jesus. Little else is known about him since he lost his holiday.

On Friday, June 4, 2021 at 9:37:11 PM UTC-4, Judith Latham wrote:
> On 6/4/2021 6:11 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> > Judith Latham wrote:
> >
> >> anybody know one?
> >
> > Last time you went looking for a Jew you wound up with Bozo. When are you going to learn?
> I have great doubt about Bozo being Jewish. From what I see, he is
> Catholic. After Vatican II, many Catholic holidays were removed from the
> calendar. St. Christopher was one, as was St. Bozo; a 14th century monk.
> Supposedly he was the village idiot who spent his days ranting about
> Jesus. Little else is known about him since he lost his holiday.

If there was a Bozo holiday it would be big today. Probably the only one celebrated by all religions.

> I have great doubt about Bozo being Jewish. From what I see, he is
> Catholic. After Vatican II, many Catholic holidays were removed from the
> calendar. St. Christopher was one, as was St. Bozo; a 14th century monk.
> Supposedly he was the village idiot who spent his days ranting about
> Jesus. Little else is known about him since he lost his holiday.

You claim to have met our fabled clown. I believe you. If you can't tell that he is Jewish you are one lost soul. I spoke with him many times over the years and he was distinctly Jewish. He was proud of it. If I used a word like 'kook' for example he was always quick to proudly point out it's Yiddish origins. Bozo is not just Jewish, he is a Zionist. I don't know what a Zionist is, but I'm too tired to check out its official definition - I just know it's a form of extreme Jewishness. I see it as someone who clings to their heritage in case they ever need it. Sort of like belonging to a country club, never attending but also never relinquishing your membership just in case. Jews are a self made minority. Like women. Complaining about their minority status yet ready at all times to use it to their advantage. I would bet my life - no wait, never my life. I will bet every cent I have that Bozo is a Jew. As for you, why are you so into it? I know why. It gives you something to cling to - a sense of belonging - something everyone likes from time to time, without belonging all the way.

> If there was a Bozo holiday it would be big today. Probably the only one celebrated by all religions.

I saw an article on Festivus the other day. Seems it was created by some guy in the 1920s. Lots of stuff Seinfeld is known for on his show existed before his crew started using it. But that is not a dig, just the way it is. The article was not that interesting for me because I don't give a shit about Festivus one way or the other, and the same goes for all religions unless some really way out never before heard of concept comes along, something really weird like worshipping the souls of insects or sculpting human shit into religious icons.

On Saturday, June 5, 2021 at 2:30:10 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > If there was a Bozo holiday it would be big today. Probably the only one celebrated by all religions.
> I saw an article on Festivus the other day. Seems it was created by some guy in the 1920s. Lots of stuff Seinfeld is known for on his show existed before his crew started using it. But that is not a dig, just the way it is. The article was not that interesting for me because I don't give a shit about Festivus one way or the other, and the same goes for all religions unless some really way out never before heard of concept comes along, something really weird like worshipping the souls of insects or sculpting human shit into religious icons.

Aren't all holidays in the eye of the beholder? Maybe not. I guess a lot of it is shared by all. Christmas seems to be the big daddy of holidays. Even if I had never been around other Christmas people growing up I would want to get in on it.

> Aren't all holidays in the eye of the beholder? Maybe not. I guess a lot of it is shared by all. Christmas seems to be the big daddy of holidays. Even if I had never been around other Christmas people growing up I would want to get in on it.

Especially as a kid. Once I stopped getting gifts the magic of Christmas disappeared.

On 6/4/2021 5:51 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
> Judith Latham wrote:
>
>> anybody know one?
>
>
> I am a Jew but don't know nuthin bout no holocaust. When I was a kid that's all I ever heard - "holocaust, holocaust, holocaust - so naturally as a rebel I rebelled against it. I grew up in a non Jew area so all the Gentiles thought I was cool - the only Jew they ever met who appeared at least to some degree anti Jewish. But I am not anti Jewish. I am a plant. I am the non Jewish looking Jew who is able to infiltrate non Jew areas and find out what the Gentiles are up to. What are their plans for the new holocaust and what can we do to stop it? I'll get back to you when I've gathered more info - maybe another ten, twenty years. I want the real lowdown. Plenty of Jew groups on the web, what's your problem? Of course if you learn how to communicate with the dead you'll have 6 million of them to communicate with right off the bat (if that many really died). And even if they didn't, so what, there's still a ton of them on the web - so look around, find a group, get into it, then get back with me and let me know what's going down.
>
> I NEED to know
>

Your Jewish credentials are good enough for me. Had you been interned at
Bergen-Belsen or Treblinka during WWII, would you have used the sand
paper provided by the German hosts to wipe your ass, or would you have
used your bare hand? As a fellow Jew, I need to know.

> Your Jewish credentials are good enough for me. Had you been interned at
> Bergen-Belsen or Treblinka during WWII, would you have used the sand
> paper provided by the German hosts to wipe your ass, or would you have
> used your bare hand? As a fellow Jew, I need to know.

Of course you know I am not really Jewish. Bozo thinks I'm anti semitic. Truth is I'm half Arab, about as semitic as one can get. Now as for your question, no need to go to the camps to get the answer. I already use my hand. Been using it for years. Same hand I pick my nose with. Same fingers.. I wash it afterwards. Not sure that luxury would have existed in the camps.

Now to tell the truth - because the truth is my best friend - I don't really use my hand, but I have in the past. The fingers break through the flimsy paper, the middle or index digit zooming straight up into the shit smeared asshole. Now the fingers are covered in shit, no need for further caution - same as trying to avoid stepping in rain puddles, ducking and dodging with great success for half an hour, then suddenly stepping into one that's deeper than it looks and your shoes are completely soaked through. At that point there is no further need to doge the puddles. There is a certain odd sense of freedom to it, same as the finger bursting through the ass wipe paper.

Now once again to tell the truth - and this is the truth: I have been using cheap paper towels for years to wipe my ass. I buy cheap dollar store toilet paper to put on a roll to make it appear to the managers of my HUD building that I'm using it. But I don't. It's a sham. I use paper towels. Not the sturdy ones. The cheap ones. But even the cheapest paper towel is sturdier than the most expensive toilet paper. I have an anal issue, haven't taken a good complete bowel movement in years. I have been to 3 gastroenterologists and they are all full of crap. No pun intended. I put up with the problem for 4 years till I couldn't take it anymore. Then I went to the first doctor. Very routine, all about charts and machines and procedures - like most of them. He wanted me to take the colonoscopy. I was in my 60s and had never taken one. I was hesitant. I went back for a second visit and allowed him to talk me into it.

When the procedure was over I got a call from the guy who performed the procedure telling me they took a biopsy and I'm ok cancer wise, blah blah blah, but H. Pylori bacteria was present in my lower stomach. He told me he was sending a 5 day prescription of antibiotics to my pharmacy. I went the next day and began the dosage. I did not feel the need to crap for a good 3 days after the procedure. But when I finally sat down to take a crap it was the best one I'd had in years - full, hard, all in one piece, rolling down hard and fast like a roller coaster sled on oiled rails. Beautiful. "Don't expect this every day", I told myself. But I was wrong. For the next 7 months everything was perfect after not taking a complete bowel movement in 4 years.

When the problem returned it happened bit by bit, not in one day. Finally the bad days numbered more than the good until I was back where I was before. I returned to the doctor. I told him how the procedure did something. He said he would test me for H.Pylori again - a stool sample would be needed.

Trying to make this short, not easy. He detected no H. Pylori in my turd. And he said so. "Well, looks like you're good to go, no H. Pylori." Yeah, there's still a problem, what is it? The guy was very talented at getting out of the room when he couldn't come up with any answers. See, I know a colonoscopy is a diagnostic procedure, not a curative one. But something about the procedure cured me for 7 months. I also read up on H. Pylori and discovered that over half the people in the world have it and the majority of them have no symptoms. So it probably wasn't H. Pylori in the first place, it was probably something in my anal canal - close to the exit hole - the sphincter maybe. Something about the procedure did it. Could be the laxatives beforehand. Or the procedure itself where a hose is inserted in the anal canal and air is blown through to open up the intestines for viewing. I told the guy something could have been knocked loose in a good way, maybe the air knocking out a kink or something. He pooh poohed me from the start.

I went to another guy who listened to my story then prescribed me laxatives.. I told him I don't need laxatives. I have no problem taking a crap, it just doesn't come out right and my bowels feel irritable. All I got was diarrhea from the pills every time I took them before I finally tossed them in the trash.

Then I went to a third guy. He told me I have SIBO. Pronounced see-bow. When he said it I said, "Ok, how is it spelled?" I thought it might be CIBO. Nope, it's SIBO, and it stands for - get this - Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth. He gave me a two week script of antibiotics that did absolutely nothing. This all took place 4 years ago at which time I decided to just live with it. I despise the medical industry and myself even more for needing them. People always say to get a second opinion. I got 3. Plus when the problem returned I went back armed with info about how the colonoscopy corrected something. I really believed at least one of them in their careers - one guy was my age, in his 70s - but no, they're all in the dark. They go to school just to pass enough exams to get the diploma. Once they exit the college doors all learning stops, if it ever started.

I would like a turd so large and fulsome that I will need to use two hands to grab a hold of the top of the turd bullet to yank it out heave ho style. You are talking to someone who can talk about turds and farts all day long. Thanks for asking.

Also, Treblinka, pretty funny. Seems "Da Blink" always gets the short end of the stick when ex campers discuss with great competitive vigor the relative brutality of their camps. It's always Dachau this and Auschwitz that with Bergen-Belsen tossed in every now and then - but "Da Blink" is rarely mentioned. Why? Is it some kind of anti Treblinka conspiracy or what?

On 6/5/2021 11:58 PM, Thomas Joseph wrote:
>
>> Your Jewish credentials are good enough for me. Had you been interned at
>> Bergen-Belsen or Treblinka during WWII, would you have used the sand
>> paper provided by the German hosts to wipe your ass, or would you have
>> used your bare hand? As a fellow Jew, I need to know.
>
>
> Of course you know I am not really Jewish. Bozo thinks I'm anti semitic. Truth is I'm half Arab, about as semitic as one can get. Now as for your question, no need to go to the camps to get the answer. I already use my hand. Been using it for years. Same hand I pick my nose with. Same fingers. I wash it afterwards. Not sure that luxury would have existed in the camps.
>
> Now to tell the truth - because the truth is my best friend - I don't really use my hand, but I have in the past. The fingers break through the flimsy paper, the middle or index digit zooming straight up into the shit smeared asshole. Now the fingers are covered in shit, no need for further caution - same as trying to avoid stepping in rain puddles, ducking and dodging with great success for half an hour, then suddenly stepping into one that's deeper than it looks and your shoes are completely soaked through. At that point there is no further need to doge the puddles. There is a certain odd sense of freedom to it, same as the finger bursting through the ass wipe paper.
>
> Now once again to tell the truth - and this is the truth: I have been using cheap paper towels for years to wipe my ass. I buy cheap dollar store toilet paper to put on a roll to make it appear to the managers of my HUD building that I'm using it. But I don't. It's a sham. I use paper towels. Not the sturdy ones. The cheap ones. But even the cheapest paper towel is sturdier than the most expensive toilet paper. I have an anal issue, haven't taken a good complete bowel movement in years. I have been to 3 gastroenterologists and they are all full of crap. No pun intended. I put up with the problem for 4 years till I couldn't take it anymore. Then I went to the first doctor. Very routine, all about charts and machines and procedures - like most of them. He wanted me to take the colonoscopy. I was in my 60s and had never taken one. I was hesitant. I went back for a second visit and allowed him to talk me into it.
>
> When the procedure was over I got a call from the guy who performed the procedure telling me they took a biopsy and I'm ok cancer wise, blah blah blah, but H. Pylori bacteria was present in my lower stomach. He told me he was sending a 5 day prescription of antibiotics to my pharmacy. I went the next day and began the dosage. I did not feel the need to crap for a good 3 days after the procedure. But when I finally sat down to take a crap it was the best one I'd had in years - full, hard, all in one piece, rolling down hard and fast like a roller coaster sled on oiled rails. Beautiful. "Don't expect this every day", I told myself. But I was wrong. For the next 7 months everything was perfect after not taking a complete bowel movement in 4 years.
>
> When the problem returned it happened bit by bit, not in one day. Finally the bad days numbered more than the good until I was back where I was before. I returned to the doctor. I told him how the procedure did something. He said he would test me for H.Pylori again - a stool sample would be needed.
>
> Trying to make this short, not easy. He detected no H. Pylori in my turd. And he said so. "Well, looks like you're good to go, no H. Pylori." Yeah, there's still a problem, what is it? The guy was very talented at getting out of the room when he couldn't come up with any answers. See, I know a colonoscopy is a diagnostic procedure, not a curative one. But something about the procedure cured me for 7 months. I also read up on H. Pylori and discovered that over half the people in the world have it and the majority of them have no symptoms. So it probably wasn't H. Pylori in the first place, it was probably something in my anal canal - close to the exit hole - the sphincter maybe. Something about the procedure did it. Could be the laxatives beforehand. Or the procedure itself where a hose is inserted in the anal canal and air is blown through to open up the intestines for viewing. I told the guy something could have been knocked loose in a good way, maybe the air knocking out a kink or something. He pooh poohed me from the start.
>
> I went to another guy who listened to my story then prescribed me laxatives. I told him I don't need laxatives. I have no problem taking a crap, it just doesn't come out right and my bowels feel irritable. All I got was diarrhea from the pills every time I took them before I finally tossed them in the trash.
>
> Then I went to a third guy. He told me I have SIBO. Pronounced see-bow. When he said it I said, "Ok, how is it spelled?" I thought it might be CIBO. Nope, it's SIBO, and it stands for - get this - Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth. He gave me a two week script of antibiotics that did absolutely nothing. This all took place 4 years ago at which time I decided to just live with it. I despise the medical industry and myself even more for needing them. People always say to get a second opinion. I got 3. Plus when the problem returned I went back armed with info about how the colonoscopy corrected something. I really believed at least one of them in their careers - one guy was my age, in his 70s - but no, they're all in the dark. They go to school just to pass enough exams to get the diploma. Once they exit the college doors all learning stops, if it ever started.
>
> I would like a turd so large and fulsome that I will need to use two hands to grab a hold of the top of the turd bullet to yank it out heave ho style. You are talking to someone who can talk about turds and farts all day long. Thanks for asking.
>
> Also, Treblinka, pretty funny. Seems "Da Blink" always gets the short end of the stick when ex campers discuss with great competitive vigor the relative brutality of their camps. It's always Dachau this and Auschwitz that with Bergen-Belsen tossed in every now and then - but "Da Blink" is rarely mentioned. Why? Is it some kind of anti Treblinka conspiracy or what?
>

That's true, you really don't hear too much bitching about life in
Treblinka. I'm guessing it was like the 'Club Med' of camps. I'll have
to ask about that the next time I'm at the mikveh.

> That's true, you really don't hear too much bitching about life in
> Treblinka. I'm guessing it was like the 'Club Med' of camps. I'll have
> to ask about that the next time I'm at the mikveh.

To me Treblinka has the creepiest name of them all. But maybe the reason it's less often heard than the others is because of the sound. It reminds me of a female fairy tale character. Maybe the powers that be are afraid if they give the camps friendly sounding names people will forget about them or underestimate their brutality. Dachau has a rough sound, especially with the ch pronounced with a soft guttural sound. And Auschwitz, it's sound stands alone - nothing else sounds like Auschwitz except maybe liverwurst or weinerschnitzel. So to some Treblinka might sound sweet and innocent if they subconsciously associate it with a fairy tale. They should have given the camps numbers. No names.

"I was in camp #3, man - it was the worst."

"Bullshit! I was in camp #14. That was the worst camp of all. I know, I was in most of them."

"Yeah, most, but not all. I'm telling you again, camp #3 was the toughest."

Then other former camp people get into the dispute which swiftly turns into an outright brawl resulting in mucho physical damage as well as death. It is the way of the world today - competition over who suffers the most.

On Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 4:49:38 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > That's true, you really don't hear too much bitching about life in
> > Treblinka. I'm guessing it was like the 'Club Med' of camps. I'll have
> > to ask about that the next time I'm at the mikveh.
> To me Treblinka has the creepiest name of them all. But maybe the reason it's less often heard than the others is because of the sound. It reminds me of a female fairy tale character. Maybe the powers that be are afraid if they give the camps friendly sounding names people will forget about them or underestimate their brutality. Dachau has a rough sound, especially with the ch pronounced with a soft guttural sound. And Auschwitz, it's sound stands alone - nothing else sounds like Auschwitz except maybe liverwurst or weinerschnitzel. So to some Treblinka might sound sweet and innocent if they subconsciously associate it with a fairy tale. They should have given the camps numbers. No names.
>
> "I was in camp #3, man - it was the worst."
>
> "Bullshit! I was in camp #14. That was the worst camp of all. I know, I was in most of them."
>
> "Yeah, most, but not all. I'm telling you again, camp #3 was the toughest.."
>
> Then other former camp people get into the dispute which swiftly turns into an outright brawl resulting in mucho physical damage as well as death. It is the way of the world today - competition over who suffers the most.

If the NAZIs were doing it today they would have experts name the camps. Like Camp Freedom, Camp Diversity. Shit like that.

> If the NAZIs were doing it today they would have experts name the camps. Like Camp Freedom, Camp Diversity. Shit like that.

You got it. That's what's happening. No camps. No need. People will imprison themselves. They already are and they don't know it. They think they are getting something for free but in the end its just a reservation for a small room at Hotel Hell.

On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 12:44:17 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > If the NAZIs were doing it today they would have experts name the camps. Like Camp Freedom, Camp Diversity. Shit like that.
> You got it. That's what's happening. No camps. No need. People will imprison themselves. They already are and they don't know it. They think they are getting something for free but in the end its just a reservation for a small room at Hotel Hell.

Camp Homes. The Homies have self incarcerated.

On 6/7/2021 11:41 PM, OllieNorthie@aol.com wrote:
> On Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 4:49:38 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> That's true, you really don't hear too much bitching about life in
>>> Treblinka. I'm guessing it was like the 'Club Med' of camps. I'll have
>>> to ask about that the next time I'm at the mikveh.
>> To me Treblinka has the creepiest name of them all. But maybe the reason it's less often heard than the others is because of the sound. It reminds me of a female fairy tale character. Maybe the powers that be are afraid if they give the camps friendly sounding names people will forget about them or underestimate their brutality. Dachau has a rough sound, especially with the ch pronounced with a soft guttural sound. And Auschwitz, it's sound stands alone - nothing else sounds like Auschwitz except maybe liverwurst or weinerschnitzel. So to some Treblinka might sound sweet and innocent if they subconsciously associate it with a fairy tale. They should have given the camps numbers. No names.
>>
>> "I was in camp #3, man - it was the worst."
>>
>> "Bullshit! I was in camp #14. That was the worst camp of all. I know, I was in most of them."
>>
>> "Yeah, most, but not all. I'm telling you again, camp #3 was the toughest."
>>
>> Then other former camp people get into the dispute which swiftly turns into an outright brawl resulting in mucho physical damage as well as death. It is the way of the world today - competition over who suffers the most.
>
>
> If the NAZIs were doing it today they would have experts name the camps. Like Camp Freedom, Camp Diversity. Shit like that.
>

If the Nazis were still around, they would probably be woke. I'm sure
they would name the camps after several modern-day icons, such as 'Camp
Epstein' or 'Camp Floyd'. Progressive jews would be proud to be in these
camps.

> If the Nazis were still around, they would probably be woke. I'm sure
> they would name the camps after several modern-day icons, such as 'Camp
> Epstein' or 'Camp Floyd'. Progressive jews would be proud to be in these
> camps.

"If" the Nazis are still around? They are around. They're just a new breed. They don't look like the last bunch. This group is far more sinister and phony. It's happening now. The new Nazis genuinely believe they are liberal. They are staunch by the book law enforcers. Green Peace Strong. Offenders sent to Camp Floyd are forced to march around in a circle while the Commander barks into a bullhorn, "Say his name", over and over again with campsites shouting back in unison, "George Floyd". A new age oral statue.

On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 11:29:00 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > If the Nazis were still around, they would probably be woke. I'm sure
> > they would name the camps after several modern-day icons, such as 'Camp
> > Epstein' or 'Camp Floyd'. Progressive jews would be proud to be in these
> > camps.
> "If" the Nazis are still around? They are around. They're just a new breed. They don't look like the last bunch. This group is far more sinister and phony. It's happening now. The new Nazis genuinely believe they are liberal. They are staunch by the book law enforcers. Green Peace Strong. Offenders sent to Camp Floyd are forced to march around in a circle while the Commander barks into a bullhorn, "Say his name", over and over again with campsites shouting back in unison, "George Floyd". A new age oral statue.

They do not see themselves as storm troopers. They have to call everyone else a NAZI to keep themselves motivated. Actually they are not good enough to be a NAZI. Maybe a brown shirt.

> They do not see themselves as storm troopers. They have to call everyone else a NAZI to keep themselves motivated. Actually they are not good enough to be a NAZI. Maybe a brown shirt.

I hate the word Nazi. It is denigrating to Germans at large, also the real Nazis who were national socialists, whatever that is. Ok, so I'm not Mr. History. But there's got to be a better word. I suppose right Nazi is the best word we've got. Still it harks back too much in history - too specific. But if that's the word we use, ok, I'll go with it. Yes, this new group of followers are Nazis for sure. Hopefully not the leaders. The brown shirts. Yes, that's what they are. Not only do they now see themselves as Nazis, they look on themselves as saviors. They may not believe at first. But over time even the most modest among us will believe their own press clippings. These fuckers are very stupid - and very dangerous.

Don't turn your back

On Wednesday, June 9, 2021 at 5:04:42 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > They do not see themselves as storm troopers. They have to call everyone else a NAZI to keep themselves motivated. Actually they are not good enough to be a NAZI. Maybe a brown shirt.
> I hate the word Nazi. It is denigrating to Germans at large, also the real Nazis who were national socialists, whatever that is. Ok, so I'm not Mr. History. But there's got to be a better word. I suppose right Nazi is the best word we've got. Still it harks back too much in history - too specific. But if that's the word we use, ok, I'll go with it. Yes, this new group of followers are Nazis for sure. Hopefully not the leaders. The brown shirts. Yes, that's what they are. Not only do they now see themselves as Nazis, they look on themselves as saviors. They may not believe at first. But over time even the most modest among us will believe their own press clippings. These fuckers are very stupid - and very dangerous.
>
> Don't turn your back

There is war waging. And I wager we may lose.

> There is war waging. And I wager we may lose.

We are not ready for war. The big boys from Russia and China know it. They are almost ready. Better get the draft reinstated pronto - with revisions of course. We're going to need everything we can get - not just women and minorities and illegal aliens, also the entire LGBTQ community. We need all we've got.

No, aside from forays into small countries - not just from us but other big boys on the planet - I think the days of conventional warfare are over. Maybe COVID19 was a dry run for the new style, and certainly there is more to come. I know it could be worse. Real deadly stuff out there. Pick your poison. How do YOU want to die?

WE WANT YOU!

On Thursday, June 10, 2021 at 5:18:18 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > There is war waging. And I wager we may lose.
> We are not ready for war. The big boys from Russia and China know it. They are almost ready. Better get the draft reinstated pronto - with revisions of course. We're going to need everything we can get - not just women and minorities and illegal aliens, also the entire LGBTQ community. We need all we've got.
>
> No, aside from forays into small countries - not just from us but other big boys on the planet - I think the days of conventional warfare are over. Maybe COVID19 was a dry run for the new style, and certainly there is more to come. I know it could be worse. Real deadly stuff out there. Pick your poison. How do YOU want to die?
>
> WE WANT YOU!

I think war will again be an all out thing with nukes destroying all the cities. If COVID was a bio weapon it failed to kill me so far.

> I think war will again be an all out thing with nukes destroying all the cities. If COVID was a bio weapon it failed to kill me so far.

Could have been a dry run from somebody, maybe our own side. Who knows? War or not I still believe the virus came from a lab somewhere - escaped somehow or on purpose. I am not into trying to guess the answers, especially if there are none - but COVID19 or something else, there are some scary ones out there. Like the ones that killed all those people in the Japanese subway. Remember that one? Even decades ago people were talking about bombs that kill people but leave structures intact. Biological weaponry can achieve such a goal - if it is successful. Seems like there's a blow back risk either way. The mushroom cloud can kill even those who dropped the bomb, months later, especially if there's a ton of them dropped. Same with the biological stuff. The wind gets a hold of it and who knows where it's heading next? All over the world. That's why they call it a world war.

On Saturday, June 12, 2021 at 8:34:11 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> > I think war will again be an all out thing with nukes destroying all the cities. If COVID was a bio weapon it failed to kill me so far.
> Could have been a dry run from somebody, maybe our own side. Who knows? War or not I still believe the virus came from a lab somewhere - escaped somehow or on purpose. I am not into trying to guess the answers, especially if there are none - but COVID19 or something else, there are some scary ones out there. Like the ones that killed all those people in the Japanese subway. Remember that one? Even decades ago people were talking about bombs that kill people but leave structures intact. Biological weaponry can achieve such a goal - if it is successful. Seems like there's a blow back risk either way. The mushroom cloud can kill even those who dropped the bomb, months later, especially if there's a ton of them dropped. Same with the biological stuff. The wind gets a hold of it and who knows where it's heading next? All over the world. That's why they call it a world war.

Whatever the real story is we wont be hearing it soon. Maybe never. Like all the shit they still wont release on JFK. We cant handle it.