The Guardian thinks telling young people to stop striving upward is good advice. This is filed under Mental Health. The writer tweets: "So here I am telling young people to drink more".
What prompted this revelation? She attends a non-alcoholic daytime rave filled with "very taut and well groomed" young people drinking health drinks, and she doesn't like it. She laments the fact that her generation achieved nothing of note, then tells the youth to follow the same miserable path.
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What prompted this revelation? She attends a non-alcoholic daytime rave filled with "very taut and well groomed" young people drinking health drinks, and she doesn't like it. She laments the fact that her generation achieved nothing of note, then tells the youth to follow the same miserable path.
🔗 The Guardian
Media Tricks Exposed ✨
THE MEDIA'S CRITERIA FOR RUNNING A NEWS STORY: 1. Can we use it to disempower citizens? 2. Can we use it to extend government powers? 3. Can we use it to promote the global warming infertility cult? 4. Can we use it to slander White people? 5. Can we…
The Guardian, aiming for criteria number 10 and calling it mental health. They will never let their loathsome unpopularity stop them from trying to derail people's lives.
10. Can we use it to mislead people into lives of despair, self-destruction and loneliness?
10. Can we use it to mislead people into lives of despair, self-destruction and loneliness?
Compare the energetic, upward burst of Art Deco, the last great mainstream movement of Western art, with the modern degenerate trash pumped out by the post-war West living under occupation.
It is hard to argue now that the West is not exhausted and caught in a collapse.
The whole world watches in keen anticipation of what the Western men will do next.
It is hard to argue now that the West is not exhausted and caught in a collapse.
The whole world watches in keen anticipation of what the Western men will do next.
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Reuters, who have Pfizer board members on their fact check team and have previously "fact-checked" me, tweeted this ridiculous "fact check".
Here's a clip of Dr. John Campbell discussing the study in question.
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Here's a clip of Dr. John Campbell discussing the study in question.
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ZeroHedge got locked out of Twitter again for reporting on this press release from The Federation for American Immigration Reform. In these cases, they usually require that you delete the tweet to unblock your account.