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• @JollyR@nicecrew.digital 2026-09-27 16:50

  It can be .. useful .. to remember an event from the past, rather than merely read about it. And it's also useful to have a long perspective about it. For example, the Nixon administration: by now, I realize that the 'news' media were the origin of the public hatred, and he was hounded out of office in a propaganda campaign. At the time I would have been as likely to hate him as anyone, but now I recognize that he really was trying to change the course of the nation. Many other events followed a pattern: TV, newspapers, etc. all agreed on one story, but as time passed it was obviously fiction. Muslim terrorists in caves, and pay no attention to a Jew saying they decided to pull it. So when the 'pandemic' came around in 2020, the propaganda set off my bullshit detector. I started binge-watching virology videos in January, to know a little about what a virus can and cannot do. Then they started pushing these injections... It's nice to have a long perspective. But being old is no guarantee of wisdom, and there are plenty of old fools out here. Just how it is. :werthers2:

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