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Mr P
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half-fail, er half-fair election and Trump… Recalling learned discussion with expert in Rules of Order and in US Law…(That fellow is another I’d like to chat with at Abe’s) The procedural question of how was Washington elected arose. And we saw/see that there is no necessity for a popular vote. It was his opinion that C. Griffin, last President Continental Congress, was the first president of the united states…Washington being Nr 2 in terms of precise legal procedure. If the Congress can meet, they can elect… Recalling the mostly peaceful riots and the handy and mysterious pallets of bricks…shall we see U Haul trailers filled with ammo and machine pistols “from 404” magically appear? I am remembering legal principle Kosovo and the Crimea vote… When cracks exceed a critical size, machine break nearly instantaneously. Will the army obey when called upon in such a Maiden fraud? Will the Sheriff?Mr P
ParticipantI agree. If, perchance, I get the trip to Abe’s he’s on the interview list. I’m of opinion, based on stories from mother and granny, mostly, that for the boy, well, his family were deadly serious abolitionists…that was the only issue for him, as he’d been smuggling escapees for most all his then short life. Things are very clear at 15, sometimes. I only knew one of his sons, and not for very long. (I did climb trees with his black-powder rifle, and broke it…) My own opinion is that the secession was lawful, but from the perspective of Lincoln foreign and domestic political and economic vectors combined with his executive responsibility things were not so simple…as we suspect from the
plotconspiracy to dispose of him. The contradictions, which remain, in corpus US remind me of Kennan’s letter…speaking of the fellas of the South!I will read the mooted papers. Many thanks. Best! P
Mr P
ParticipantAlas, my reading eye skips, generally, names. I do expect I’ll remember the material or voice, style, genre, interests, and so forth.
Very fine collection above. Kudos Comrade!
The fellow on RT new just now, the yank, whose name! alas! opined that the 2024 US turf will be especially stimulating, as the southern border dopegangsfinks will “find” arms from 404, and use ’em. I do believe the handy phrase “civil war” was uttered. Oh my! Did those guns ever even go to 404?
The pace quickens. Well, that’s what happens in time such as we witness. Expected.
Analysis, such as we may perceive by media of the implied policy developments zone Rus – the spirit and zeit – Rus is no longer naive. I might repeat that and add that La Russie est désormais engagée et compte bien vaincre les criminels, les pirates et les bandits qui menacent la paix.
I note> HMS Prince of Wales’s unfortunate breakdown in August 2022 requiring extended repair work has not enhanced the RN’s image and provided perfect fodder for mainstream media always keen to exaggerate problems with aircraft carriers. . . Very shortly after sailing from Portsmouth on 27th August a coupling that joins sections of the starboard propeller shaft failed, causing significant damage to the shaft, propeller and some superficial damage to the rudder. The ship was subsequently dry docked in Rosyth inspection and repair. It has emerged the coupling break was the result of vibration caused because the shaft was out of alignment, something that was known about long before the carrier first left the shipyard in 2019.
And remark> Rotating machine failures are almost always due to misalignment. Yeah, like you can say death is 100% due to heart failure, but seriously, Larry Johnson’s post (Ejectile Dysfunction) https://sonar21.com/the-u-k-s-ejectile-dysfunction-failure-to-launch/ is missing the “detail” that shaft alignment in ships is as basic as making coffee. And it’s complex, a job that must be done by experienced experts, and it can be sweaty and nasty difficult physically, and since it’s often done with computerized laser-gadgets, most “experts” can’t really do a proper shaft alignment with the tools of the 1940’s, dial indicators, pencil and paper, and so on. Bear in mind that steel is pretty flexible, so the “foundations” for ship machinery, bearings, gearboxes, engines, move as the sea and the loading and the power and temperature and so on change, and if there’s a grounding ! Ah… That’s especially bad. Things bend. ( BTW in Cruel Sea (film), Chief ERA Watts reports to skipper “Its the after coupling sir, an awkward place…” And the fellas hammer away with slugging wrenches for hours as the ship rolls helpless in sea of U-Boot.) The aircraft carrier story sounds to me like the after coupling came apart and the right side prop banged into the rudder… lucky it didn’t fall off and sink the ship through the hole. It’s incredible. The sounds underway down in the heart of the ship when the coupling failed must have been terrible. Proper machinery sounds sweet.
Mr P
Participantflaming rock star on bad acid….. What would, wait! I’ll call… Hello? Abe? Is Janice there?
I’m think bad smack with strychnine, just a taste. Well, that’s all it takes in the mainline.
Burroughs. Nasty fella. Also say true about his Country. I shudda went an’ seen ‘im at Lawrence, Granny’s home town. He has a routine about the “hot shot” circa 1940…
Better you do not read that. Nevertheless he was a prophet, it figures.
Mr P
ParticipantNoting that learned boffins are obliged to repeat and even believe many false things in order to keep their nambypamby jobs, grants, esteemed exalted social position, marriage, car, boat…pension, tenure… Accordingly said learned papers may or may not present genuine honest scientific work, and most will contain bald falsehoods as the requisite rhetorical seasoning to conform, and keep on in their career.
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Red Cross mix blood. https://twitter.com/i/status/1760381909887234167 (audio)
YIKES: Red Cross Official Admits They Do Not Separate Blood by COVID Vaccination Status
Would you believe the Red Cross if they said differently? The peons are even more than boffins subject to the perils of speaking. Oh! What’s in this injection? There’s money if they lie. 😉
Mr P
ParticipantAnd one ad said: Why not help pharmers pharm? Do your part! Let’s get you whacked! (funny way to spell “farmer”…)
“Transplacental Transmission of the COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA: Evidence from Placental, Maternal and Cord Blood Analyses Post-Vaccination”
Xinhua Lin, PhD , Bishoy Botros, BS, Monica Hanna, MD, Claudia Manzano De Mejia, MD, Martin Chavez, MD
Nazeeh Hanna, MD
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Published:January 31, 2024DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajog.2024.01.022PDF only> https://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(24)00063-2/pdf
(Alert! Quick scan of text yields statement contrary to, inmo, fact, especially in background statements. Nevertheless, the actual research may be accurate)
Mr P
Participanthttps://www.ajog.org/article/S0002-9378(22)00800-6/fulltext
SARS-CoV-2 placentitis, stillbirth, and maternal COVID-19 vaccination: clinical–pathologic correlations
David A. Schwartz, MD, MS HygSarah B. Mulkey, MD, PhD
Drucilla J. Roberts, MD
Open AccessPublished:October 12, 2022DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ajog.2022.10.001Stillbirth is a recognized complication of COVID-19 in pregnant women that has recently been demonstrated to be caused by SARS-CoV-2 infection of the placenta. Multiple global studies have found that the placental pathology present in cases of stillbirth consists of a combination of concurrent destructive findings that include increased fibrin deposition that typically reaches the level of massive perivillous fibrin deposition, chronic histiocytic intervillositis, and trophoblast necrosis. These 3 pathologic lesions, collectively termed SARS-CoV-2 placentitis, can cause severe and diffuse placental parenchymal destruction that can affect >75% of the placenta, effectively rendering it incapable of performing its function of oxygenating the fetus and to stillbirth and neonatal death via malperfusion and placental insufficiency. Placental infection and destruction can occur in the absence of demonstrable fetal infection. Development of SARS-CoV-2 placentitis is a complex process that may have both an infectious and immunologic basis. An important observation is that in all reported cases of SARS-CoV-2 placentitis causing stillbirth and neonatal death, the mothers were unvaccinated. SARS-CoV-2 placentitis is likely the result of an episode of SARS-CoV-2 viremia at some time during the pregnancy. This article discusses clinical and pathologic aspects of the relationship between maternal COVID-19 vaccination, SARS-CoV-2 placentitis, and perinatal death.
Do keep a copy of the full article. And do a bit of checking on the listed authors.
[note that there is no apparent reason to expect the jabbed ladies to fair any better]
February 22, 2024 at 03:14 in reply to: The Cornucopia – Art, Music, Poems, Creative Stories, Myth, & Glories, 22.2.24 #26127Mr P
ParticipantCartographic whimsy>

Mr P
ParticipantSeymour’s latest effort, which I read at locals, minds me of the bard> (https://theduran.locals.com/member/Danich1200 if you can get there )
Bard?
Banquo The earth hath bubbles, as the water has, And these are of them. Whither are they vanished?
Macbeth Into the air; and what seemed corporal melted
As breath into the wind. Would they had stayed.Banquo Were such things here as we do speak about,
Or have we eaten on the insane root
That takes the reason prisoner?According to Hersh they have.
I wonder how the gentlemen from Yemen feel about it. 😉
Mr P
ParticipantThe coverup. Change the ways of counting. https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/healthandsocialcare/causesofdeath/articles/estimatingexcessdeathsintheukmethodologychanges/february2024
Shocked! Shocked I say!
Mr P
ParticipantThe dead doggie story reminds of Rumpole and The Penge Bungalow Murder, a short novel iirc. Seems that the Ruskie pup did the same thing, shot dead his mates onboard the helio, as they would not cooperate. In novel the fellas he did not shoot, shot him at Penge. In the matter of Russian traitor – or an English one, who cares who shot him? He was a dead boy the instant he dropped the hammer. There’s a nice wiki on Penge.
Arrival of of junta 404 at border on a schedule…like what time? 😉 Inquiring minds an’ all that stuff. Minds me of Dallas…
Mr P
ParticipantWir lebten auf einer Insel, dann auf einem Berg, und als wir ins Tal zurückkehrten, stellten wir fest, dass wir unserer Zeit entfremdet waren. Und die Armen und Nicht-Armen konsumierten im Rahmen der Regierungspolitik harte Drogen. Das war schockierend. Die Verfremdungswirkung! Alles hatte sich zum Schlechteren verändert. It’s clear from our perspective, whatever the several causes, that the fall speaks for itself. I do wish the navy would pull back, as the emotional and political-emotional effects of a US warship being destroyed with many crew would not be controlled in this hysterical time. And no matter how carefully done, shooting at things is dangerous, even when it’s necessary. Can be metastatic and bring unintended results.
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Speaking of results… 😉 The elder Alex opines very thoughtfully that the magic imaginary Ruskie orbit thingies are touted because the US intends to orbit bombs.
On a technical level the thing is interesting. It raises many thoughts. From orbit how long to target zone? Ground launches give away the launch, bigbig missile bright exhaust, long climb. Deorbit not very much, and I see a way to deorbit with no retroburn give-away.
I note that often when the nazis speak of what they will do, they’ve already done it.
It’s what they have. And it fits their moral character. Ruskie maybe better makie snoop-o-tron satellite inspector machine.
Mr P
ParticipantYes, I agree. Pointing out that this condition is in large measure due their alienation of the traditional “military families” by means of the perverted stuff, and simply poor leadership, and the vast ignorance produced by the atomization of family, strange and disruptive, divisive racial ideologies, and worthless schools. The physical assumptions behind USN have, meantime, become changed…such that very sexy model airplanes and boats are cheap to scale and run…all that ‘spensive steel turned to very pretty scrap meal coffins…while the esteemed suits took no notice and filled their pockets. If they had noticed, they’d have been side-lined, recalling LBJ famously saying don’t spit in the soup, we all gotta eat, Bobby Baker and Billy Sol Estes, and Vietnam…. Recalling Salamis, the loss of the ability of Persian fleet to supply, support, the army decided the engagement. Xerxes wisely retreated. It seems we witness something similar (well, no retreat, yet). Noting both air and sea zone is subject to contest more or less anywhere because of the electronics and computers and networks. The gentlemen of Yemen impress me especially by their mature and sober deliberately measured use of violence. I assume the fellows are setting an example to others, as it cannot be otherwise.
Submarineboat rocketlaunch> Longtime ago nighttimedrinking beer by riverside campfire a stranger joined us, a kid really, seemed he worked at the rocket factory, solids division. Unskilled labor. He had some fuel-bits he’d stolen, and of course bit by bit we tossed these into the fire. They took a while to get hot enough to react…then they became quite active. Zip! sugar cube size chunk, white hot, fly 20 feet, fast! Somebody might have been hurt. I can well imagine various technical problems in getting a good reliable hot start squib to fire when desired and not fire when not. Like I told my children, don’t play with explosives. Perhaps his royalness ought to chide his children in the uboot department. 😉
Mr P
ParticipantThe fellows of Yemen caught nice fish> American Remus 600 unmanned underwater vehicle one of the most modern underwater reconnaissance units
in[once belonging to ] the United States. (telegram from Texas) Calling the departments of weapon analysis and engineering… I don’t know their traditions, but I doubt the fellows intend to give it back.Also says> the zios whacked Professor Nasser Abou al-Nour (R.A.), Dean of the Faculty of Nursing at Gaza’s Islamic University, and his family.
The UK imposed sanctions against employees of the colony where Navalny died (DDGeopolitics)
Mr P
ParticipantIf one pays attention to the Aussie Cossack, he does mention Alaska. Alaska will also be ours [again, I presume!] Maybe he’s overheard some supersecretpolicydiscussions at the embassy… 😉 That would not surprise. Referendum happen. Maybe Jefferson too…wars make change.
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