CoronaVirus and Forced Vaccination Manipulation

BosnianFlatearther wrote:

BosnianFlatearther wrote:Every time I open a jewtube lately video surfaces of how covaids vaccine will work. Anyone else has experience with this?

Spydaman wrote:PCR Test inventor Kary Mullis Explains what the PCR Test Can Do

markwilson wrote:

Spydaman wrote:PCR Test inventor Kary Mullis Explains what the PCR Test Can Do

Spydaman, you've had two videos disliked in the last few days. The one above and "ModeRNA Covid-19 Vaccine: What It's Inside in 3 Mins - Dr. Christine Northrup." I watched both and thought them informative. I would expect, as a matter of courtesy in a non-YouTube research environment, that a reason might be given for disliking them.

I invite whoever disliked Spydaman's two videos to give a thoughtful explanation as to why. Including that first disliked video beginning on 12/1, Spydaman has posted seven videos in this thread (one post is empty, returning a "transferred from LBRY wrong").

If the information is egregious enough to hit the dislike button, maybe you can inform the rest of us what prompted it. I watched both, including watching the other video offerings Spydaman posted since that first one on 12/1, and certainly didn't see a reason why I would dislike either of the two, much less the others. All were informative.

I imagine Spydaman would like to hear from whoever it is disliking his stuff for no good reason. Just a guess.

Recommendation; if "likes" are identified by name, perhaps "dislikes" should be treated the same way. I don't think we should let people hide behind anonymity while disliking stuff without offering a valid reason for doing so. At least a valid reason would inform others. An anonymous dislike does not.

Wholeheartedly recommend all go up a few posts and listen to  the video Spydaman shared, What Really Makes You Ill_ with David Parker and Dawn Lester. We're here to separate true reasoning from false reasoning and there is a lot of true reasoning in Spydaman's recommended video.

Be on guard people. Use intellectual forensics to discover them. The Lobby

forensic (adj.) "pertaining to or suitable for courts of law," 1650s, with -ic + stem of Latin forensis "of a forum, place of assembly," related to forum "public place" (see forum). Later used especially in sense of "pertaining to legal trials," as in forensic medicine (1845). Related: Forensical (1580s). https://www.etymonline.com/word/forensic

Russian Blue Cat wrote:

markwilson wrote:

Spydaman wrote:PCR Test inventor Kary Mullis Explains what the PCR Test Can Do

Spydaman, you've had two videos disliked in the last few days. The one above and "ModeRNA Covid-19 Vaccine: What It's Inside in 3 Mins - Dr. Christine Northrup." I watched both and thought them informative. I would expect, as a matter of courtesy in a non-YouTube research environment, that a reason might be given for disliking them.

I invite whoever disliked Spydaman's two videos to give a thoughtful explanation as to why. Including that first disliked video beginning on 12/1, Spydaman has posted seven videos in this thread (one post is empty, returning a "transferred from LBRY wrong").

If the information is egregious enough to hit the dislike button, maybe you can inform the rest of us what prompted it. I watched both, including watching the other video offerings Spydaman posted since that first one on 12/1, and certainly didn't see a reason why I would dislike either of the two, much less the others. All were informative.

I imagine Spydaman would like to hear from whoever it is disliking his stuff for no good reason. Just a guess.

Recommendation; if "likes" are identified by name, perhaps "dislikes" should be treated the same way. I don't think we should let people hide behind anonymity while disliking stuff without offering a valid reason for doing so. At least a valid reason would inform others. An anonymous dislike does not.

Wholeheartedly recommend all go up a few posts and listen to  the video Spydaman shared, What Really Makes You Ill_ with David Parker and Dawn Lester. We're here to separate true reasoning from false reasoning and there is a lot of true reasoning in Spydaman's recommended video.

Be on guard people. Use intellectual forensics to discover them. The Lobby

forensic (adj.) "pertaining to or suitable for courts of law," 1650s, with -ic + stem of Latin forensis "of a forum, place of assembly," related to forum "public place" (see forum). Later used especially in sense of "pertaining to legal trials," as in forensic medicine (1845). Related: Forensical (1580s). https://www.etymonline.com/word/forensic

I of course disliked both those videos.

answer: Of course you did.

The first one "PCR Test inventor Kary Mullis Explains what the PCR Test Can Do" for spewing nonsense acting as if viruses were real.

answer: The comment under the video is the quoted comment under the original video on Libry.tv (https://tinyurl.com/y4svsj55), and Spydaman made no endorsement, on way or another, of anything discussed in the video. In fact, the end of the video shows an inverted pyramid indicating an opposition to the Masonic pyramid with all-seeing eye, in my estimation. The "antítesis" is Spanish for "antithesis." https://tinyurl.com/y5pu5fv9

The inverted pyramid also has "annuit coeptis humanae libertas," or possibly "annuo (nod, approve) cœpta (beginnings, undertakings) Human liberty" See, https://tinyurl.com/y3dq3uxd. Also see Google Translate, "signals enterprise human freedom," https://tinyurl.com/yyf7zfxx.

antithesis (n.) 1520s, "opposition, contrast," originally in rhetoric, "the bringing of contrary ideas or terms in close opposition;" 1530s as "that which is in (rhetorical) opposition or contrast," from Late Latin antithesis, from Greek antithesis "opposition, resistance," literally "a placing against," also a term in logic and rhetoric, noun of action from antitithenai "to set against, oppose," a term in logic, from anti "against" (see anti-) + tithenai "to put, place," from reduplicated form of PIE root *dhe- "to set, put." https://tinyurl.com/y52lu42o

Finally, it is an old presentation, 7/12/1997, and please take note again of the inverted pyramid of the Freemasons at the end of the video. It presents The Vitruvian Man by Leonardo da Vinci, standing on top of the now-inverted pyramid.

"The proportional relationship of the parts reflects the universal design. And a "medical" equilibrium of elements ensures a stable structure. These qualities are thus shared equally by God's creation of the human body and the human being's own production of a good building. In the late 1480s, this theme of the artistic microcosm emerged as one of the great unifying principles of his thought. This architectural application is not the end of the matter, however; it only represents the beginning of a concept which had a literally universal application.

This image provides a perfect example of Leonardo's keen interest in proportion. In addition, this picture represents a cornerstone of Leonardo's attempts to relate man to nature. Encyclopaedia Britannica online states, "Leonardo envisaged the great picture chart of the human body he had produced through his anatomical drawings and Vitruvian Man as a cosmografia del minor mondo (cosmography of the microcosm). He believed the workings of the human body to be an analogy for the workings of the universe." https://tinyurl.com/ybopllfe

I'll comment on your belated snipe of the second video, now in full view, in a separate post.

*snipe, verb [no object]
1 shoot at someone from a hiding place, especially accurately and at long range: the soldiers in the trench sniped at us.
2 make a sly or petty verbal attack: the state governor constantly sniped at the president.