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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
I have never maintained a decline of that size is likely. More likely, sure, as outlined in my previous reply to you.
My odds of that happening? 500-1.
Aha. You referenced a website that refers to a projection that you consider to be extraordinarily unlikely.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
Presuming you're not on a wind-up: In spite of what he, and evidently you, conveniently choose to forget, swine flu in 2009 was declared a pandemic. Unless you contend that 2009 was too long ago to be adjudged as 'modern'.
At the second time of asking then - can you tell me of someone else, anyone else, who has chosen to define COVID-19 as Pandemic 1?
I haven't forgotten anything, Organ. I'm pointing out that, as usual, you're grasping at straws trying to find a hidden meaning in every day life to make yourself feel special and better than the rest of us.
I thought that after your 'Plandemic' fiasco you may have toned the conspiracy bullshit down a tad, but obviously not.
Whatever Bill Gates refers to Covid-19 as doesn't concern me in the slightest because, unlike you, I don't place any importance on it. He could call it Heisenbergisac**t2015 for all I care.
His wording means nothing other than he has expressed an opinion in an article that Covid-19 has had a much bigger impact on the world than anything before it in modern history and, I'm assuming, he thought calling it Pandemic 1 sounded good.
Whether he's right or wrong to call it that is a different argument and no, I haven't heard anyone else call it that.
At the second time of asking, why are you so concerned that he's called it 'Pandemic 1'?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
Re your question, because it isn't Pandemic 1. There's been many prior including one 11 years ago.
Other than Bill Gates you and I know of no-else alive today who has characterised COVID-19 as Pandemic 1.
One person amongst 7.8 billion?!
And, I think, you want to pass that off as a coincidence which is of no concern to you nor should it be to me or anyone else.
Many, including I, believe he was delivering a message which was so thinly-veiled it would be too obvious to include in a whodunnit play or film. His other remarks - ‘It is impossible to overstate the pain that people are feeling now and will continue to feel for years to come...' - borders on gleeful and conveyed to anyone who's able to comprehend simple English language words his belief that the disastrous consequences of Pandemic 1 will persist for years.
Gates has had many private meetings with US presidents (Trump, Obama, etc), is a multi-billionaire who always features in the world's top ten richest people lists, he regularly attends Davos and is a member of Bilderberg and the Council on Foreign Relations. Put another way, he's extremely well-connected and better informed than virtually every other person who make up those 7.8 billion souls.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
Isn't a coincidence when more than one event happens?
How is one person, and only one person, using the name a coincidence?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
Re your question, because it isn't Pandemic 1. There's been many prior including one 11 years ago.
Other than Bill Gates you and I know of no-else alive today who has characterised COVID-19 as Pandemic 1.
One person amongst 7.8 billion?!
And, I think, you want to pass that off as a coincidence which is of no concern to you nor should it be to me or anyone else.
Many, including I, believe he was delivering a message which was so thinly-veiled it would be too obvious to include in a whodunnit play or film. His other remarks - ‘It is impossible to overstate the pain that people are feeling now and will continue to feel for years to come...' - borders on gleeful and conveyed to anyone who's able to comprehend simple English language words his belief that the disastrous consequences of Pandemic 1 will persist for years.
Gates has had many private meetings with US presidents (Trump, Obama, etc), is a multi-billionaire who always features in the world's top ten richest people lists, he regularly attends Davos and is a member of Bilderberg and the Council on Foreign Relations. Put another way, he's extremely well-connected and better informed than virtually every other person who make up those 7.8 billion souls.
So it's not the first pandemic, we know that, he knows that, he's characterised it as the first modern pandemic which is technically inaccurate but goes with the point he was making about it being the most devastating modern pandemic... Apart from that, why is him calling it Pandemic 1 so concerning? Why can't you actually answer the exact reason you are so concerned other than saying "because it's not the first pandemic"?
Is it because you don't know the answer and are still trying to find something to be sceptical about regarding Covid-19?
Bill Gates could have cooked Covid-19 in a lab himself and set it free, but calling it Pandemic 1 isn't going to be a f**king clue about it, is it?
Also... Saying that Gates' comment "It is impossible to overstate the pain that people are feeling now and will continue to feel for years to come" borders on gleeful is some real psychobabble.
The only take you can get from those words (if you're not just looking for a conspiracy) is that he feels sadness about the state of what's happening, not glee. How can you be so wrong about something that isn't a URL?
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I can only think of three other people still kicking who can match his impeccable globalist credentials: George Soros, Hillary Clinton and Henry Kissinger.
If you wish to carry on underplaying who Gates is and who he knocks about with and the significance of what he states publicly then that's your prerogative. But assuming you're not pulling my leg then I must say you're taking normalcy bias to an absurd level.
I'm not positive but believe he gave the interview embedded in the video below within the past week. In it he repeats that he thinks a COVID-19 (AKA Pandemic 1 in his and your world) vaccine is a year or two away. I'm positive that what he says at 2:28 will be spun by you as an innocent error rather than as a Freudian slip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNiuaKKEPu8
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Heisenberg
So it's not the first pandemic, we know that, he knows that, he's characterised it as the first modern pandemic which is technically inaccurate but goes with the point he was making about it being the most devastating modern pandemic... Apart from that, why is him calling it Pandemic 1 so concerning? Why can't you actually answer the exact reason you are so concerned other than saying "because it's not the first pandemic"?
Is it because you don't know the answer and are still trying to find something to be sceptical about regarding Covid-19?
Bill Gates could have cooked Covid-19 in a lab himself and set it free, but calling it Pandemic 1 isn't going to be a f**king clue about it, is it?
Also... Saying that Gates' comment "It is impossible to overstate the pain that people are feeling now and will continue to feel for years to come" borders on gleeful is some real psychobabble.
The only take you can get from those words (if you're not just looking for a conspiracy) is that he feels sadness about the state of what's happening, not glee. How can you be so wrong about something that isn't a URL?
This time next year, rodders.
We're always just on the verge of something terrible, aren't we? It's just round the corner, it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen.
And when something terrible actually does happen, like a global pandemic, there was never a sniff of it. Even though it was all apparently deliberate. They are the ones that are kept quiet enough to evade the sofa detectives. Isn't it funny?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
I can only think of three other people still kicking who can match his impeccable globalist credentials: George Soros, Hillary Clinton and Henry Kissinger.
If you wish to carry on underplaying who Gates is and who he knocks about with and the significance of what he states publicly then that's your prerogative. But assuming you're not pulling my leg then I must say you're taking normalcy bias to an absurd level.
I'm not positive but believe he gave the interview embedded in the video below within the past week. In it he repeats that he thinks a COVID-19 (AKA Pandemic 1 in his and your world) vaccine is a year or two away. I'm positive that what he says at 2:28 will be spun by you as an innocent error rather than as a Freudian slip.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNiuaKKEPu8
That's a lot of words to say you don't really know why you're concerned about Gates calling it Pandemic 1, but you're going to say that you're concerned (without giving a reason) just in case it somehow becomes a bigger deal in the future (spoiler alert: it won't).
Lardy is right, you're definitely echoing Gluey now by saying things like "AKA Pandemic 1 in his and your world" - why do you feel the need to lie about what I've said about it, only Gates has used that term and I have already said that I couldn't give a shit what he calls it.
All you had to say was the word 'Globalist' in your original response to get to the real nitty gritty of why you want this 'Pandemic 1' nonsense to be 'something'. Give it a rest, mate. It's not healthy to want something to be real when it's patently not. Genuinely, how much time, effort, and your mental health goes in to trying to uncover something that doesn't exist - just for the possibility (no matter how slim) that you can go "ha! I told you that conspiracies are real and globalists are real" etc etc etc.
Instead of answering the question for a third time you've now gone full tinfoil too. The "final solution" quote you've pointed to... That's incredibly dangerous and distasteful of you to imply something related to the Holocaust (which you have said didn't really happen) is equated to Gates funding a vaccine.
You're wrong about me saying that it was an error or Freudian slip by him. I think he's talking literally about a way to conquer the virus, as I'm not the type of person to perpetuate conspiracies and be wrong about them... Which you are, literally all of the time when you talk about this type of nonsense.
Don't think there's anything more to say, to be honest. Even when you're proven to be wrong you can't admit it and you come back with another conspiracy more incredible than the last.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
lardy
This time next year, rodders.
We're always just on the verge of something terrible, aren't we? It's just round the corner, it's gonna happen, it's gonna happen.
And when something terrible actually does happen, like a global pandemic, there was never a sniff of it. Even though it was all apparently deliberate. They are the ones that are kept quiet enough to evade the sofa detectives. Isn't it funny?
Very funny... but also very depressing, in my opinion.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Heisenberg
That's a lot of words to say you don't really know why you're concerned about Gates calling it Pandemic 1, but you're going to say that you're concerned (without giving a reason) just in case it somehow becomes a bigger deal in the future (spoiler alert: it won't).
Lardy is right, you're definitely echoing Gluey now by saying things like "AKA Pandemic 1 in his and your world" - why do you feel the need to lie about what I've said about it, only Gates has used that term and I have already said that I couldn't give a shit what he calls it.
All you had to say was the word 'Globalist' in your original response to get to the real nitty gritty of why you want this 'Pandemic 1' nonsense to be 'something'. Give it a rest, mate. It's not healthy to want something to be real when it's patently not. Genuinely, how much time, effort, and your mental health goes in to trying to uncover something that doesn't exist - just for the possibility (no matter how slim) that you can go "ha! I told you that conspiracies are real and globalists are real" etc etc etc.
Instead of answering the question for a third time you've now gone full tinfoil too. The "final solution" quote you've pointed to... That's incredibly dangerous and distasteful of you to imply something related to the Holocaust (which you have said didn't really happen) is equated to Gates funding a vaccine.
You're wrong about me saying that it was an error or Freudian slip by him. I think he's talking literally about a way to conquer the virus, as I'm not the type of person to perpetuate conspiracies and be wrong about them... Which you are, literally all of the time when you talk about this type of nonsense.
Don't think there's anything more to say, to be honest. Even when you're proven to be wrong you can't admit it and you come back with another conspiracy more incredible than the last.
It seems we will have to agree to disagree.
I mentioned Gates' affiliations. You are judged by the company you keep is an old phrase.
Another of his was Jeffrey Epstein. As The New York Times noted with surprise: 'And unlike many others, Mr. Gates started the relationship after Mr. Epstein was convicted of sex crimes.'
Here's the article complete with a photo of Gates stood next to Epstein, his nonce friend. I rather think your faith in him is chronically misplaced, but I daresay you will know better.
Bill Gates Met With Jeffrey Epstein Many Times, Despite His Past: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/12/b...ill-gates.html
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
It seems we will have to agree to disagree.
I mentioned Gates' affiliations. You are judged by the company you keep is an old phrase.
Another of his was Jeffrey Epstein. As The New York Times noted with surprise: 'And unlike many others, Mr. Gates started the relationship after Mr. Epstein was convicted of sex crimes.'
Here's the article complete with a photo of Gates stood next to Epstein, his nonce friend. I rather think your faith in him is chronically misplaced, but I daresay you will know better.
Bill Gates Met With Jeffrey Epstein Many Times, Despite His Past:
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/12/b...ill-gates.html
"But I daresay you know him better" and "I rather think your faith in him is chronically misplaced"... Jesus Christ, Organ. You're no longer sounding a bit like Gluey, you are Gluey. You cannot answer the question so you're trying to start another argument/narrative about my views on Bill Gates, even though I haven't given them to you. Nice try though.
All I've done throughout this exchange is ask for you to tell me why you were concerned about Gates calling Covid-19 'Pandemic 1'. I first asked what you were implying and you said "you should be more concerned about what Bill Gates is implying". I asked what he was implying and you haven't given a straight answer. I asked why you're concerned about his terminology and so far you've far responded...
because it's not the first pandemic
nobody else calls it that
he's a globalist
he said final solution in an interview
And now it's becsuse he was friends with Epstein.
None of which give an answer as to why you're concerned about him using the term "Pandemic 1".
Just admit that you don't know why it concerns you... Probably because it doesn't concern you in the slightest and you just hope there's something there for which you can show to people and say "the bad man is a globalist".
I'm not sure you even believe half of the shit you post... but you've gone too far down the rabbit hole to give up now. Bit of a sunken cost fallacy about it, all eh?
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I won't respond if you reply to this as you are welcome to the final word.
I don't believe you can possibly be as naive as you present and I'm not falling for your convoluted spiel again because it's Mission Impossible for you to question the character and judgement of your hero Bill Gates whatever I or the New York Times says.
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"Your hero"! That's another one!
Is there an online course you all take, or something?
One of the finer uses of "your hero" was gluey saying that TBG's hero was Michael Avenatti, despite TBG never having had any sort of conversation about him.
THAT'S how to do it, Organ. You have a lot to learn, grasshopper, but you've made fantastic progress in the last month. Keep it up!
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
lardy
"Your hero"! That's another one!
Is there an online course you all take, or something?
One of the finer uses of "your hero" was gluey saying that TBG's hero was Michael Avenatti, despite TBG never having had any sort of conversation about him.
THAT'S how to do it, Organ. You have a lot to learn, grasshopper, but you've made fantastic progress in the last month. Keep it up!
That was just one ice crystal on the tip of a very large iceberg of course and I gave up on trying to have a rational debate with you-know-who a long time ago as it's impossible to counter sheer fantasy and misreprentations of what we have stated on here - and all attempts to come up with evidence to back up his nonsensical accusations were totally fruitless and for obvious reasons.
As for people stating that a person can be judged by the company they are photographed with: I think we have to be a bit more canny than that whoever we are talking about. Famous people will be photographed possibly thousands of times in the course of a year and with people across the human spectrum - and a snap at a function, party or gathering isn't necessarily great evidence of the nature of the relationship with someone else per se.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
Imagine starting the thread plandemic and still expecting to get taken seriously :hehe:
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
lardy
"Your hero"! That's another one!
Is there an online course you all take, or something?
One of the finer uses of "your hero" was gluey saying that TBG's hero was Michael Avenatti, despite TBG never having had any sort of conversation about him.
THAT'S how to do it, Organ. You have a lot to learn, grasshopper, but you've made fantastic progress in the last month. Keep it up!
I don't know why I'm surprised that he'd say that, even after I called him out for doing it in the previous post.
Tied himself up in knots about being "concerned" about Gates calling Covid-19 'Pandemic 1' and then couldn't give a simple answer as to why he felt that way... so descended into deflection and pretending I was defending Gates instead.
Definitely Gluey tactics of debate. Bizarre.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
Yesterday I was listening to newscast, a BBC podcast (yep, organ you're going to love this one) and they were talking with people who had taken the first trials of a covid vaccine at (I think) Oxford.
One of the subjects (normal guy, not at the university) said he wasn't scared as they'd been researching it for years. Obviously he meant vaccines in general, maybe other coronaviruses. But the way he said it could be interpreted that covid 19 had been known of for years.
So go get it organ! Put it in your binder of evidence! Have that one for free.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
What I don’t get about the him calling it pandemic 1, is if it really was this big “plandemic” why would he be saying the in a public interview?
It’s like the bedroom dwellers either think he’s clever enough to enact this plan but then dense enough to let slip in a televised interview or do they think he’s giving them a little clue on purpose?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Croesy Blue
What I don’t get about the him calling it pandemic 1, is if it really was this big “plandemic” why would he be saying the in a public interview?
It’s like the bedroom dwellers either think he’s clever enough to enact this plan but then dense enough to let slip in a televised interview or do they think he’s giving them a little clue on purpose?
And if the media are in on it too, which they definitely are because that's how the mouth breathing masses are brainwashed, why didn't they do him the courtesy of editing out his slip?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
I think the scientists should move aside its all be sorted on yer
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Taunton Blue Genie
That was just one ice crystal on the tip of a very large iceberg of course and I gave up on trying to have a rational debate with you-know-who a long time ago as it's impossible to counter sheer fantasy and misreprentations of what we have stated on here - and all attempts to come up with evidence to back up his nonsensical accusations were totally fruitless and for obvious reasons.
As for people stating that a person can be judged by the company they are photographed with: I think we have to be a bit more canny than that whoever we are talking about. Famous people will be photographed possibly thousands of times in the course of a year and with people across the human spectrum - and a snap at a function, party or gathering isn't necessarily great evidence of the nature of the relationship with someone else per se.
I'd agree with your second paragraph ordinarily but as you're often dim where context requires a modicum of thought then I'll spell it out for you. Gates chose to become a pal of Epstein after Epstein became a convicted sex offender.
Prince Andrew was a chum of Epstein before he was convicted of a sex crime. He remained so following his conviction. It's why his character and judgement have also been questioned.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Taunton Blue Genie
That was just one ice crystal on the tip of a very large iceberg of course and I gave up on trying to have a rational debate with you-know-who a long time ago as it's impossible to counter sheer fantasy and misreprentations of what we have stated on here - and all attempts to come up with evidence to back up his nonsensical accusations were totally fruitless and for obvious reasons.
Anybody who fell for the Kavanagh hoax needs to take a good look at themselves.
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Organ Morgan.
I'd agree with your second paragraph ordinarily but as you're often dim where context requires a modicum of thought then I'll spell it out for you. Gates chose to become a pal of Epstein after Epstein became a convicted sex offender.
Prince Andrew was a chum of Epstein before he was convicted of a sex crime. He remained so following his conviction. It's why his character and judgement have also been questioned.
I made a general comment about just photographs not being sufficient evidence in themselves. If there is other corroborative evidence that is a different thing altogether. By the way, I will refrain from personally insulting you if you didn't understand that.
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France limits what Amazon may deliver to citizens locked down in their homes.
https://www.jurist.org/news/2020/04/...on-deliveries/
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28 international studies are consistently confirming that SMOKERS are protected from the Chinese flu
UCL reviewed 28 studies from China, US, France, South Korea and the UK
It found smokers were less common than expected among COVID-19 patients.
One expert said 'something weird is going on with smoking and coronavirus'.
More: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...its-weird.html
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
28 international studies are consistently confirming that SMOKERS are protected from the Chinese flu
UCL reviewed 28 studies from China, US, France, South Korea and the UK
It found smokers were less common than expected among COVID-19 patients.
One expert said 'something weird is going on with smoking and coronavirus'.
More:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...its-weird.html
What's 'the Chinese flu'?
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Re: Coronavirus: overhyped fear-mongering or potential mega doom?
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Originally Posted by
Organ Morgan.
28 international studies are consistently confirming that SMOKERS are protected from the Chinese flu
UCL reviewed 28 studies from China, US, France, South Korea and the UK
It found smokers were less common than expected among COVID-19 patients.
One expert said 'something weird is going on with smoking and coronavirus'.
More:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...its-weird.html
Careful Organ the watchers will pour over your every comma and comment, and swoop in as some super hero of political correctness, oh to have all that time on ones hands .
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life on mars
Careful Organ the watchers will pour over your every comma and comment, and swoop in as some super hero of political correctness, oh to have all that time on ones hands .
Quick tip: this type of fishing works better when you quote a relevant post to what you're baiting.
Very poor effort.
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Heisenberg
Quick tip: this type of fishing works better when you quote a relevant post to what you're baiting.
Very poor effort.
Also, 14,000 posts in four years, can't be many more active posters on here than that; a good proportion of those are baiting.
Lifeonmars, you said I was being hypocritical in the trump thread. You got that wrong because you misinterpreted the post quite badly, but this is far closer to hypocrisy.
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Heisenberg
Quick tip: this type of fishing works better when you quote a relevant post to what you're baiting.
Very poor effort.
Thought I'd fish , do you think I got a couple of nibbles 👍
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lardy
Also, 14,000 posts in four years, can't be many more active posters on here than that; a good proportion of those are baiting.
Lifeonmars, you said I was being hypocritical in the trump thread. You got that wrong because you misinterpreted the post quite badly, but this is far closer to hypocrisy.
I know, great bite this morning it's like being over morgans pond , good to see you tracking me though .
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jon1959
What's 'the Chinese flu'?
Yeah it's odd to still see that being used. I didn't think the Mail (even them) would still use it, although Organ has made it look like it's from the Mail in the way he wrote that. It's very journalistic. So I put the opening sentence in google.
There were only two hits. One was Organ's post, and the other was to a forum called godlikeproductions. That name rang a bell. Just over a week ago Organ himself described the forum like this:
"I had followed the saga at another forum - godlikeproductions - which I've visited most days for donkey's years. It's a self-styled conspiracy/nutters/crazies board which is excellent for breaking news stories and is always very busy. I knew from the outset it was the opposite of what it portrayed itself as. It's real purpose is to spread fear and fake propaganda at every turn. It's also a honeytrap which is why I have never created an account there to post a message.
The coronavirus thread there which caught my attention is still active and stretches to almost 9,000 pages, believe it or not, and there's been, at a guess, 10,000 other threads on the same subject. It went all in on coronavirus hysteria before corporate media did later. "
So why would someone copy and paste from a forum that they describe as a "conspiracy/nutters/crazies board" whose "real purpose is to spread fear and fake propaganda at every turn"? Your guess is as good as mine.
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life on mars
I know, great bite this morning it's like being over morgans pond , good to see you tracking me though .
Maybe you should stop patting yourself on the back about people replying to your posts as if it's the best achievement of your weekend.
Unless it is, in which case I won't begrudge you it at all. Well done! Well done you!
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life on mars
Thought I'd fish , do you think I got a couple of nibbles 👍
No.
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Heisenberg
No.
I disagree. Clearly a Master Baiter at the height of his powers.
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lardy
Maybe you should stop patting yourself on the back about people replying to your posts as if it's the best achievement of your weekend.
Unless it is, in which case I won't begrudge you it at all. Well done! Well done you!
thanks , like to do my bit hope you can add some value somewhere
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cyril evans awaydays
I disagree. Clearly a Master Baiter at the height of his powers.
oooh another bite i'm on a roll
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life on mars
oooh another bite i'm on a roll
There was I praising your wind-up skills for once and that's the thanks I get.