Trust the State?

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I recently watched the HBO mini-series Chernobyl. I don’t normally watch anything from them, but this one was worth the time. It chronicles the events leading up and the couple years following the disaster at Chernobyl’s #4 reactor in the spring of 1986.

Watch the clip below and see if you see any similarities between the official narrative then, versus the official narrative now.

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And it’ll be ignored too….

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Story today that the Pennsylvania legislature found 200,000 more ballots were cast than they have registered voters.

And it will be ignored again, unless Patriots act and act now. So there is gonna be another rally in DC come Jan 6th. Okay, great, should be plenty of carpenters in the crowd. Show up in DC the day before and order up some lumber and rope and begin building what will be needed on the 6th.

Don’t half ass anything, build it first class, like we intend to use it for quite a bit. Spare no expense, make the foundation plumb and square, we don’t want anything that shakes or is rickety. The framework needs to be good and stiff so a sharp stop is assured. Something similar to this, but room for a few more, maybe 10 would be a good number figuring a cycle rate of 45 minutes per pull.

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I’m Shocked, Just Completely Shocked….

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…(sarc)

Minnesota lawmakers claim Covid deaths exaggerated by 40%

Washington Examiner –

State Rep. Mary Franson and state Sen. Scott Jensen released a video last week revealing that after reviewing thousands of death certificates in the state, 40% did not have COVID-19 as the underlying cause of death.

“I have other examples where COVID isn’t the underlying cause of death, where we have a fall. Another example is we have a freshwater drowning. We have dementia. We have a stroke and multiorgan failure,” Franson said in the video.

She added that in one case, a person who was ejected from a car was “counted as a COVID death” because the virus was in his system.