Great article. I will add, however, that unless you are watching SNL as a researcher I recommend avoiding it. It hasn't been funny or relevant for decades. As for admitting that they were wrong, that will never happen. "We've always been at war with Eastasia."
Thank you Tessa for that emotional raw release about masks. How many humiliations I went through on airlines or stores being ordered to pull my mask all the way down, as if humans breathe through the chin? How many restaurants was I kicked out of for refusing to walk 5 feet inside with the mask on so I could sit down at a table with it off?
I watched the full SNL skit to get a sense of the mainstream zeitgeist. Yes, Tessa, the beautiful human being you always are is correct to say "And while I wish every fellow human the kindest awakening," I share your clear indignation by SNL daring to solicit laughter from how the powers that be divided our society.
Love you Tessa! I’m afraid I will have a VERY hard time forgiving my friends and family for ostracizing me and my family for questioning the narrative. I suppose it will be my remaining life’s work to forgive. And you are right, that SNL skit made me want to cry and I don’t think it to be funny in any way. These past two years have been very difficult for everyone, but especially those who have been continuing to fight for what is right and true. Fingers crossed the narrative will continue to unravel and those who misled the WHOLE WORLD will be held accountable.
Peace to you Tessa and thank you for all that you do. ❤️
Tessa, I know how soul-crushing it feels to be discriminated against and abused and to know that we've lost two years of our lives and we still have plenty in front of us to claw our way out of. But your lungs are not full of cancer-causing graphene,, your brain hasn't died from slow strangulation and your big huge heart is free of spike proteins!
I haven't had a tv in ten years plus so I missed that stupid skit (the one that sent my blood pressure through the roof was the Jimmy Kimmel anti-vaxx Barbie). There's the argument that we should pay attention to the corporate media in a "keep your friends close and your enemies closer" strategy. I say unplug from all that BS.
BTW it's been common knowledge among musicians that an appearance on late-night corporate tv does absolutely zero for growing the fan base or selling tickets and hasn't meant a damn for ten years or more. I wonder how few people actually saw that SNL skit. On the opposite side of that equation, take a step back and look how vast your influence has become. Karma can be a bitch but it works the other way too!
John Ward looks at those American bioweapons labs in Ukraine, and specifically at the development of graphene as a bioweapons technology, but also as a critical technology in creation of transhuman (Terminator?) cyborg warriors with super-powers, a very concerning avenue of military exploration.
It is at this point in my analysis that the reader should be clear about just how interconnected and revolutionary the applications of graphene nanotechnology and biowarfare are.
*It is a bioweapon in its ability to cause serious and probably mortal danger to human beings. Think Wuhan, Covid19 and vaccines that aren't vaccines.
*It arrives at a crucial point in physics where reduced mass can enable the beginning of interstellar travel, because it is only one atom thick. (See previous Slogpost on this - scroll down to final item)
*It can effectively turn a fragile 3D human soldier into an invisibly indestructible transhuman killing machine. Think Davos and its nightmare futures.
Ultimately, however, what most observers have failed to grasp is that graphene nanotechnology and transhuman development are interdependent: "vaccination" debris has shown conclusively that graphene is a bioweapon in its own right, but it is also vital for transhuman brain development, skin grafting and the 2D "invisibility" that makes a "humbot" hard to kill in battle, and hard to see during espionage ops.
Don't let others make you feel guilty. Those others who've told us how selfish we are for not wearing a mask, for not getting this Jim Jones-style jab, have bought our entire government out from under us - and it wasn't that great to begin with. They want laws that enable them to hoover down evreything in sight while the rest of us struggle for survival. I think that's hella more selfish. I'm 83 and my entire life we've been assailed by germs that may or may not cause us harm. But until now we've always believed that we were responsible for our own outcomes. We've never had to quarantine to protect anyone - unless we had something that was deemed to be contagious. Personally, at 83, I'd choose death by contagion to life in a world transformed into a medical ward. I still feel that only I am responsible for my health. I want young people to be doing young people things; learning, studying, dancing, flirting, laughing just as I did. I don't want or need anyone to hide away to "protect" me. We need to take care of ourselves, avoid the garbage we're offered as food, eat healthy foods, keep oneself as healthy as possible. That's all we can do. We all die sooner or later. It's heartbreaking to me how many young people are suddenly dying - and I doubt if it's from lack of a mask. If we want to be healthy, my best advice - avoid doctors and grow your own food. I don't wear a mask either, don't obsessively wash my hands, or avoid contact with others (ridiculous!). I also recently nursed by adult daughter back to health when she had pneumonia - didn't get it. And three other things I don't get - flu shots OR the flu OR why people would be so willing to believe they are being protected by drug companies that have already all been convicted of crimes against humanity even by the U.S. Supreme Court!!!
Many of the world leaders and celebrities are dictating reality with a straight face. That false world becomes complete when comedians write skits portraying that as if it's funny.
For many of them, it's pitifully sad to watch. Heck, I might die in the chaos of all of this, but I will not have looked so willfully retarded in my sense of humor. That's something like the true barrier between dignity and dehumanization.
Mustafah came in the store without a mask on, and immediately told me i was killing the old man at Pine and Jones for not wearing my mask. He was yelling at me , which he has done for decades, for driving taxicab, whether i was doing it legally or not, and now he was yelling at me for not wearing a mask.
The owner of the store had stopped wearing a mask months ago, and i'd asked then, Did i need one, and he said, "Do you see me wearing a mask?"
So i stopped wearing one and gave them my business.
When Mustafah yelled at me about not wearing a mask, i asked the cashier, also not wearing a mask, why did i have to wear one when he himself wasn't doing so, and the response was, well, he was just coming in for a few minutes...something different from what i was doing?
Great as usual Ms Tessa. What still shocks me is how many people trust any agency just because they have 3 letters. CDC, CPS, FBI, CIA, NIH, WHO, WEF, SNL (haha) and one of my favorites: FDA. People blindly trust an agency that gleefully approved cigarettes, booze, and a list of chemicals longer than my arm that is in our food and water...ALL which are deadly if not in the short run, definitely in the long run. I trust my gut, my common sense and my belief system first. None of these agencies play a roll in the decisions I make for myself or my loved ones. It's time for the entire world to break ties with these monstrous, greedy and corrupt agencies once and for all. Thank you for your tears. We should all be feeling deep sorrow and regret for the misplaced trust we've placed in organizations and agencies that have *never* cared about us. The good news is, we can pick up the pieces and move on. We've got our work cut out for us, but if we learn from what has taken place and vow to never let it happen again we can still have a bright future. If not for us, for the generations to come... which is what we should have always been fighting for. The decisions we make without thinking of unintended consequences to the future humans are the epitome of selfishness. Keep up the great work!
I know our humour on this side of the proverbial pond can sometimes be very different, but the restaurant sketch made me laugh. Your phrase, "Just like that" reminds me of the catch phrase of a British comedian, you are probably far too young to remember. His speciality was to send up stage magicians for the frauds they were, which I think is somewhat appropriate, and highly illustrative, of 'following the science' in the way that we've all been urged to do:
Thank you for another piece of heartfelt truth writing. I have just been to a Freedom Cafe here in New Zealand, in a beautiful rural area full of the possibility of creating 'new old' communities of people who turn away from all the cruelty. Even where the wearing of masks is still observed, people are treated with respect and kindness. For myself, it's a lesson in compassion to wear one because I don't want to cause any animosity or worse, fear, even though I am inwardly screaming with that muzzle on my face. It was an education to visit the protest in Wellington outside our parliament a week and a half ago, see the playground that the government agents set on fire and blamed on the peaceful, democratically protesting people. To see the media misrepresenting everything that happened, spinning and spinning again. How do they stay handle being part of such lies - and the cruelty, it's so good you named it. Holding a sign saying 'It's up to you' and getting the finger and called a 'fucking.....bitch', when inside my heart is broken because all my children have taken the jab, given the right to do so by a government that doesn't allow children to be left home alone until 14, yet allows them to make this decision without parental knowledge, let alone consent. The government came for them, ripping their lives away, locking them out of their teenage sporting and older working lives, callously targeting all the trigger points to corral them in to the required behaviour. They did it knowing my arguements and regretting it as it was being done. 'We don't want to' but with the power of youth running through their veins doing it anyway because. Because remember being young? Thanks again, Tessa.
Thanks so much for your Video ‘You Are Not Crazy’ - I love how you creatively and authentically express yourself, and I also see myself getting better at courageously speaking out against abuse - it is not okay❣️ Also, yes, I guess the villains have their part to play, and have always been a part of human living - so we will just have to make sure we stay alert to their tactics then.
Like many, I haven't watched SNL for decades. But I actually laughed a couple times watching that skit. I found it starkly revealing of the essence of "follower mind": laden with constant low-grade anxiety, dread & fear. Fear of dying, fear of being sick, fear of fearless people, fear of being "wrong", fear of being stupid (or perceived as such), fear of feeling the shame/guilt of having acted horribly to ones' fellow humans, fear of having willingly allowed poisonous substances into ones' body....sweet Jesus, where does it end?
It doesn't. There you have it. These folks are frighteningly fragile ~ literally living fear-drenched lives, constantly on edge, constantly unsure, huddling together for dear life, trembling in like-minded packs, all the while ready to blow at the slightest unforeseen turn of events. These folks live on the edge of madness, barely able to keep it together inside themselves let alone reckon with anything painful that might allow them to come up with sincere apologetic feelings.
Seems to me this skit was a brilliantly designed pressure-relief valve inviting withered, dispirited minds to (at least momentarily) take a break from themselves and have a laugh. Can't help but feel this is a mighty good thing.
Some might even have a moment of reflection and take a hard look at how they live?
Interesting how some out there still cling to the mask. As if they take it off something is lost. But, what? The thrill of it all? For those whose inner lives are dead miserable, a 2-year long "worldwide life/death struggle", however illusory, might have been heartily embraced as a welcome, enthralling diversion.
You knew that when Maher started to tweak the orthodox Covid narrative, the "cool kids" would starting to squirm under the absurdity of it. Not that he is a bellwether of anything other than jackass-ery. Now these clowns are trying to create a safe-space for themselves. At this point, SNL is irrelevant and watching it is cruel and unusual punishment.
Great article. I will add, however, that unless you are watching SNL as a researcher I recommend avoiding it. It hasn't been funny or relevant for decades. As for admitting that they were wrong, that will never happen. "We've always been at war with Eastasia."
Thank you Tessa for that emotional raw release about masks. How many humiliations I went through on airlines or stores being ordered to pull my mask all the way down, as if humans breathe through the chin? How many restaurants was I kicked out of for refusing to walk 5 feet inside with the mask on so I could sit down at a table with it off?
I watched the full SNL skit to get a sense of the mainstream zeitgeist. Yes, Tessa, the beautiful human being you always are is correct to say "And while I wish every fellow human the kindest awakening," I share your clear indignation by SNL daring to solicit laughter from how the powers that be divided our society.
Love you Tessa! I’m afraid I will have a VERY hard time forgiving my friends and family for ostracizing me and my family for questioning the narrative. I suppose it will be my remaining life’s work to forgive. And you are right, that SNL skit made me want to cry and I don’t think it to be funny in any way. These past two years have been very difficult for everyone, but especially those who have been continuing to fight for what is right and true. Fingers crossed the narrative will continue to unravel and those who misled the WHOLE WORLD will be held accountable.
Peace to you Tessa and thank you for all that you do. ❤️
Tessa, I know how soul-crushing it feels to be discriminated against and abused and to know that we've lost two years of our lives and we still have plenty in front of us to claw our way out of. But your lungs are not full of cancer-causing graphene,, your brain hasn't died from slow strangulation and your big huge heart is free of spike proteins!
I haven't had a tv in ten years plus so I missed that stupid skit (the one that sent my blood pressure through the roof was the Jimmy Kimmel anti-vaxx Barbie). There's the argument that we should pay attention to the corporate media in a "keep your friends close and your enemies closer" strategy. I say unplug from all that BS.
BTW it's been common knowledge among musicians that an appearance on late-night corporate tv does absolutely zero for growing the fan base or selling tickets and hasn't meant a damn for ten years or more. I wonder how few people actually saw that SNL skit. On the opposite side of that equation, take a step back and look how vast your influence has become. Karma can be a bitch but it works the other way too!
Double blog sites since Google zeroed me out on the day Russia invaded, because I spoke without being called upon.
https://drjohnsblog.substack.com/p/ukraine-war-sunday-morning?utm_source=url
https://www.johndayblog.com/2022/02/ukraine-war-sunday-morning.html
John Ward looks at those American bioweapons labs in Ukraine, and specifically at the development of graphene as a bioweapons technology, but also as a critical technology in creation of transhuman (Terminator?) cyborg warriors with super-powers, a very concerning avenue of military exploration.
It is at this point in my analysis that the reader should be clear about just how interconnected and revolutionary the applications of graphene nanotechnology and biowarfare are.
*It is a bioweapon in its ability to cause serious and probably mortal danger to human beings. Think Wuhan, Covid19 and vaccines that aren't vaccines.
*It arrives at a crucial point in physics where reduced mass can enable the beginning of interstellar travel, because it is only one atom thick. (See previous Slogpost on this - scroll down to final item)
*It can effectively turn a fragile 3D human soldier into an invisibly indestructible transhuman killing machine. Think Davos and its nightmare futures.
Ultimately, however, what most observers have failed to grasp is that graphene nanotechnology and transhuman development are interdependent: "vaccination" debris has shown conclusively that graphene is a bioweapon in its own right, but it is also vital for transhuman brain development, skin grafting and the 2D "invisibility" that makes a "humbot" hard to kill in battle, and hard to see during espionage ops.
https://therealslog.com/2022/02/27/ukraine-exclusive-invasion-or-espionage-mission/
Don't let others make you feel guilty. Those others who've told us how selfish we are for not wearing a mask, for not getting this Jim Jones-style jab, have bought our entire government out from under us - and it wasn't that great to begin with. They want laws that enable them to hoover down evreything in sight while the rest of us struggle for survival. I think that's hella more selfish. I'm 83 and my entire life we've been assailed by germs that may or may not cause us harm. But until now we've always believed that we were responsible for our own outcomes. We've never had to quarantine to protect anyone - unless we had something that was deemed to be contagious. Personally, at 83, I'd choose death by contagion to life in a world transformed into a medical ward. I still feel that only I am responsible for my health. I want young people to be doing young people things; learning, studying, dancing, flirting, laughing just as I did. I don't want or need anyone to hide away to "protect" me. We need to take care of ourselves, avoid the garbage we're offered as food, eat healthy foods, keep oneself as healthy as possible. That's all we can do. We all die sooner or later. It's heartbreaking to me how many young people are suddenly dying - and I doubt if it's from lack of a mask. If we want to be healthy, my best advice - avoid doctors and grow your own food. I don't wear a mask either, don't obsessively wash my hands, or avoid contact with others (ridiculous!). I also recently nursed by adult daughter back to health when she had pneumonia - didn't get it. And three other things I don't get - flu shots OR the flu OR why people would be so willing to believe they are being protected by drug companies that have already all been convicted of crimes against humanity even by the U.S. Supreme Court!!!
Many of the world leaders and celebrities are dictating reality with a straight face. That false world becomes complete when comedians write skits portraying that as if it's funny.
For many of them, it's pitifully sad to watch. Heck, I might die in the chaos of all of this, but I will not have looked so willfully retarded in my sense of humor. That's something like the true barrier between dignity and dehumanization.
Mustafah came in the store without a mask on, and immediately told me i was killing the old man at Pine and Jones for not wearing my mask. He was yelling at me , which he has done for decades, for driving taxicab, whether i was doing it legally or not, and now he was yelling at me for not wearing a mask.
The owner of the store had stopped wearing a mask months ago, and i'd asked then, Did i need one, and he said, "Do you see me wearing a mask?"
So i stopped wearing one and gave them my business.
When Mustafah yelled at me about not wearing a mask, i asked the cashier, also not wearing a mask, why did i have to wear one when he himself wasn't doing so, and the response was, well, he was just coming in for a few minutes...something different from what i was doing?
cruddy cruddy mask mask
i stopped giving them my business
i can go without whatever it is, fuck it
Great as usual Ms Tessa. What still shocks me is how many people trust any agency just because they have 3 letters. CDC, CPS, FBI, CIA, NIH, WHO, WEF, SNL (haha) and one of my favorites: FDA. People blindly trust an agency that gleefully approved cigarettes, booze, and a list of chemicals longer than my arm that is in our food and water...ALL which are deadly if not in the short run, definitely in the long run. I trust my gut, my common sense and my belief system first. None of these agencies play a roll in the decisions I make for myself or my loved ones. It's time for the entire world to break ties with these monstrous, greedy and corrupt agencies once and for all. Thank you for your tears. We should all be feeling deep sorrow and regret for the misplaced trust we've placed in organizations and agencies that have *never* cared about us. The good news is, we can pick up the pieces and move on. We've got our work cut out for us, but if we learn from what has taken place and vow to never let it happen again we can still have a bright future. If not for us, for the generations to come... which is what we should have always been fighting for. The decisions we make without thinking of unintended consequences to the future humans are the epitome of selfishness. Keep up the great work!
I know our humour on this side of the proverbial pond can sometimes be very different, but the restaurant sketch made me laugh. Your phrase, "Just like that" reminds me of the catch phrase of a British comedian, you are probably far too young to remember. His speciality was to send up stage magicians for the frauds they were, which I think is somewhat appropriate, and highly illustrative, of 'following the science' in the way that we've all been urged to do:
https://youtu.be/OWmAT7cwhxo
As the late Mike Ruppert used to say, always look for the man behind the curtain.
was snl funny once?
Thank you for another piece of heartfelt truth writing. I have just been to a Freedom Cafe here in New Zealand, in a beautiful rural area full of the possibility of creating 'new old' communities of people who turn away from all the cruelty. Even where the wearing of masks is still observed, people are treated with respect and kindness. For myself, it's a lesson in compassion to wear one because I don't want to cause any animosity or worse, fear, even though I am inwardly screaming with that muzzle on my face. It was an education to visit the protest in Wellington outside our parliament a week and a half ago, see the playground that the government agents set on fire and blamed on the peaceful, democratically protesting people. To see the media misrepresenting everything that happened, spinning and spinning again. How do they stay handle being part of such lies - and the cruelty, it's so good you named it. Holding a sign saying 'It's up to you' and getting the finger and called a 'fucking.....bitch', when inside my heart is broken because all my children have taken the jab, given the right to do so by a government that doesn't allow children to be left home alone until 14, yet allows them to make this decision without parental knowledge, let alone consent. The government came for them, ripping their lives away, locking them out of their teenage sporting and older working lives, callously targeting all the trigger points to corral them in to the required behaviour. They did it knowing my arguements and regretting it as it was being done. 'We don't want to' but with the power of youth running through their veins doing it anyway because. Because remember being young? Thanks again, Tessa.
Thanks so much for your Video ‘You Are Not Crazy’ - I love how you creatively and authentically express yourself, and I also see myself getting better at courageously speaking out against abuse - it is not okay❣️ Also, yes, I guess the villains have their part to play, and have always been a part of human living - so we will just have to make sure we stay alert to their tactics then.
oh, another Narrative is probable...
Like many, I haven't watched SNL for decades. But I actually laughed a couple times watching that skit. I found it starkly revealing of the essence of "follower mind": laden with constant low-grade anxiety, dread & fear. Fear of dying, fear of being sick, fear of fearless people, fear of being "wrong", fear of being stupid (or perceived as such), fear of feeling the shame/guilt of having acted horribly to ones' fellow humans, fear of having willingly allowed poisonous substances into ones' body....sweet Jesus, where does it end?
It doesn't. There you have it. These folks are frighteningly fragile ~ literally living fear-drenched lives, constantly on edge, constantly unsure, huddling together for dear life, trembling in like-minded packs, all the while ready to blow at the slightest unforeseen turn of events. These folks live on the edge of madness, barely able to keep it together inside themselves let alone reckon with anything painful that might allow them to come up with sincere apologetic feelings.
Seems to me this skit was a brilliantly designed pressure-relief valve inviting withered, dispirited minds to (at least momentarily) take a break from themselves and have a laugh. Can't help but feel this is a mighty good thing.
Some might even have a moment of reflection and take a hard look at how they live?
Interesting how some out there still cling to the mask. As if they take it off something is lost. But, what? The thrill of it all? For those whose inner lives are dead miserable, a 2-year long "worldwide life/death struggle", however illusory, might have been heartily embraced as a welcome, enthralling diversion.
You knew that when Maher started to tweak the orthodox Covid narrative, the "cool kids" would starting to squirm under the absurdity of it. Not that he is a bellwether of anything other than jackass-ery. Now these clowns are trying to create a safe-space for themselves. At this point, SNL is irrelevant and watching it is cruel and unusual punishment.