Views: 277The people are falling. Many of them physically keeling over with heart issues after injecting themselves with mystery corporate pharma fluids- not once, not twice, but three times. And many more times for the extreme morons who don’t die in a timely manner. The eyes of the face mask people are grotesque and telling.… Continue reading COVID MEMOIRS DEC 2021
Month: December 2021
Mark Twain Autobiography – book review
Views: 106Here’s a man at the peak of American liberty 1835 – 1910. Mark Twain, seduced by General Grant to help with his memoir, liberally using the ‘nigger‘ word in his novels. Canceled and censored forever, Mark Twain, a bona fide admitted liar, a humorist, excellent writer and loving father. Certainly the nigger slaves would… Continue reading Mark Twain Autobiography – book review
VERMONT DEATH VACCINE BLOOM
Views: 130In Vermont, 99 percent of seniors are fully vaccinated, and 62 percent have had a booster shot. Yet the state is experiencing record hospitalizations (the orange line shows vaccination rate and the blue line tracks the percentage with boosters): source: Whatever you do, do not look at this chart, citizen
THE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK according to MARK TWAIN – autobiography book excerpt
Views: 167Here is Mark Twain giving you his thoughts on THE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK: Mark Twain autobiography Chap XIII The negro quarters beyond the orchard were especially attractive. In one cabin lived a bed-ridden, white-headed old woman whom the children visited daily and looked upon with awe; for she was said to be a… Continue reading THE PEOPLE OF THE BOOK according to MARK TWAIN – autobiography book excerpt
City by Clifford D Simak book review
Views: 62Leave the City. Don’t look back. You’ll be a pillar of salt for eternity. What is this book about? I was made to believe that TRANS-HUMAN is something new. COVID parishioners, solving pathetic lives with corporate fluids and perpetual injections. MRNA TRANS-HUMAN INOCULATION. It turns out the TRANS part of HUMAN is SATAN’S plan… Continue reading City by Clifford D Simak book review