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The Great Screwup
by Jeremiah Donaldson   
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A word or two about the massive incompetence dished out upon the world in the last two and a half years.

The 'Great Reset' was supposed to be a 'conspiracy theory'. And it is. But it's not. But it doesn't matter: we got a 'reset' in the form of a 'screw up'. For nearly three years now, we've dealt with this thing called the 'Covid Pandemic'. How much of it was Covid, how much of it was panic, and how much of it was purely man made are up for debate. Bottom line. You probably won't like this. And that also doesn't matter. Lot's of people didn't like having an untested vaccine pushed on them, losing their jobs, and killing (or dying) themselves in some instances. Many people have also been on both sides of multiple fences that have sprung up. People supported XYZ, until their kids suffered and the opinion changed. Or more likely, they realized they were suffering, because everyone like me tried warning about the social and academic impacts of adults affecting the future of the country. Everyone is allowed to be fearful. But you gotta get a grip at some point. Attempting masks and limited lockdowns are one thing, forcing untested pharmaceuticals on people and pushing lockdowns to the point of economic collapse is another. In the last two and a half years, the greatest civilization that has ever existed on this planet, the modern worldwide civilization we live in, and which may ever exist, has pushed itself to the breaking point. We have yet to see if it'll be past the breaking point. So many people thought we had a reset coming. So many people got one, but not in the way they thought. People, some people, maybe, thought the 'reset' would be like rearranging your living room. But it's not. It's more like coming home and a bugler has turned your living room upside down and you have to pick up the pieces. But the bugler is still in the house messing things up and the cops aren't answering. This essay will take a look at just a few of the massive misunderstandings, unscientific steps, and outright lies that have given us the Great Screw Up.

Coronavirus vaccines were already tried and failed. They tried making vaccines for SARS and MERS and they failed. How did they fail? By creating variants. What do we have now? A whole mess of Covid variants. Too many to keep track of. People think that Alpha, Beta, etc are the variants. Oh, god no. That's just the ones you see on the news. That's just the 'variants of concern'. That's not a list of the Covid variants. There were more than 20 variants last year in 2021 when people seemed to stop counting. It's probably impossible to count now. The reason for this is that Covid is a fast mutating virus. It's not like Polio that took a couple decades to spit out a vaccine specific strain. The risks of applying a 'leaky' vaccine to a fast moving virus was completely ignored in favor of fear or money. Take your pick. But they knew it didn't work as they said, and this has been stated multiple times in different ways in the last few months by Fauci himself. The other major issue is the Covid vaccines and their real side effects, since some places, like Japan which is highly vaxxed, have more people dying from Covid now than at any point in the last two and a half years. 'Why' needs answered and no one is trying to answer it. The 'why' of what's going on in Japan has ramifications for any country that is highly vaxxed.

The lockdowns, masks, and closing of schools amounts to a crime against humanity, all based on fear and lies. Call me heartless all you want, but if I was 70, I'd still be calling you an idiot for keeping kids out of school to protect me. Right after I explain to you that the CDC already knew masks were worthless and paid for the study that said it. Which would be right after I explain to you that you can't isolate yourself from an airborne virus unless you live in a positive pressure isolation room. We destroyed an entire generation with this narcissistic nonsense of thinking we're going to stay safe. As stated by everyone before: you're going to catch it regardless. And guess what? You did, didn't you? Or you had it and were told it was something else. Or you had it and didn't even notice. As stated by so many, life is not safe. It never will be safe. You live to die. If you don't understand that, you've already died and are just still moving around. As adults, your job is to protect the kids. This means their body AND mind. Kids are the future of a country. We have destroyed much of the future of this country for a number of years with the illogical attempts to hide from a virus that made it all the way to Antarctica within the first year. You couldn't go to the South Pole and hide. And if you can't hide there, where do you think you're hiding? The entire 'hide the Covid away' strategy was another fear motivated, rationalized, failure of logic that had zero hope of success. Again, it's okay to fail, it's just not okay to keep failing past the point that logic says you should realize you're failing. Continuing to fail past the point of logical realization is what causes catastrophes. It's what causes what we're seeing take place right now.

With the economy dropping off a cliff, as so many predicted it would if this nonsense wasn't stopped, it's time to mention the economy. People just got harassed for the last two years by what amounted to hate speech if they didn't support the vaccine. Many people got into altercations. Many other people died or got messed up, both from Covid and the vaccine that wouldn't have been around otherwise. This creates hostile work environments. Every company that pushed the vaccine and nonsensical mask and distance rules, and especially those that fired people for not getting them, created hostile work environments that weren't conductive to their own well being, aka, keeping a workforce. The only victims in it were the workers that lost their lives and livelihood over the ordeals. The government is just incompetent and in pharmco pockets, but the business owners had the ability to have a spine and didn't. That spine had to start from the ground up. And when spine goes from the ground up, there's not much respect being thrown around by anyone or that spine wouldn't have to move up the chain to let people know how it is. The result of all this is a decimation of the worldwide economy and what looks to be the end of globalization for a while because people are very able and willing to vote with their feet. The fatal, illogical error made with the economy is that leaders thought they could control it. The economy is like an animal and has to be indirectly led. Everyone that didn't anticipate the outcome of their actions that has led to the spike in inflation and lack of workers does not understand that. The ironic part of it is that the more things collapse, the more people want for free. The world is Rome.

The food supply is connected to globalization and cheap energy. People are very disconnected from where their food comes from. This is changing for those that recognize what is going on. Our entire system of cheap food is dependent on globalization and cheap energy. The very things that the pandemic and other world events have messed up. In addition to that, ground water has been wasted in areas where most the food is being grown. This means that the food supply is being steadily hit in three directions at once: price, ease of transport, and drought. Contrary to what I've said in other essays, none of this, I believe at this point, is caused by 'climate change'. 'Climate change' is just a moniker for 'human impact on the Earth', aka, we're screwing things up like we have everything else and just don't want to admit it, blaming it on the 'climate'. We're wasting water and poisoning what we don't use. We're spilling oil and other toxic materials that enter the soil and water. There's enough opiates in some bodies of water to get the fish high and it appears that nature is starting to fight back with the Orca attacks on boats lately. At any rate, we're killing/poisoning/wasting everything on the land and in the water and that's where our food comes from. All this doesn't take into account the dozens of fires at food processing factories over the last three years, which will eventually take a toll. At the moment, people are seeing a small decrease in food prices, but they don't understand that this is because all the animals they can't feed and water out west are being culled, swamping the supply chain with meat right now. However, these animals being slaughtered will take years to replace and prices will go back up, by more than they went down, sometime in the first half of 2023.

And the US life expectancy... US life expectancy was already falling before the pandemic, mostly due to ODs and other pharmaceutical side effects mixed with a naive misunderstanding that doctors care about health more than money, mixed with colossal amounts of terrible food and lack of exercise. Then the Covid pandemic came along and it really dropped due to the majority of Covid deaths having diabetes or heart disease as a comorbidity. We are now down to 76.1. The lowest we've been since 1996, which would have been after the urban crack wars of the 80's. And it's still falling... People wonder where all the workers went, because they don't understand how many people have been killed by Covid, the vaccines, the economic fallout (suicides and murders both), and the general chaos that has been 100% fueled by the media and government pushing grade school level fake info like 'masks work', 'six feet will protect you', 'we can stop this', and 'shun the 'antivaxxers'. All of which were blatant lies and they knew them to be lies as they said the words. In the first two instances, it contradicted studies that the CDC paid for. The third instance is an exercise in ignorance and ignoring established facts that once established in a population, no airborne virus has ever been eradicated. Not even TB. The last thing is one of the main things that fed the chaos and that was all planned in a dismally pathetic attempt to force their will on people. This fake info killed a lot of people. It killed people by wrongly leading them to believe they were safe and it killed them by giving them false hope. It also directly killed them via the vaccine. People in the US may be pretending the vaccines work, but other countries that care they're killing people are paying out millions in US $s for wrongful deaths associated with them. These are just yet more bodies that should be laid at the doorstep of pharmco execs next to the ODs.

Several other things are complete illogical failures, like the EV, which are useless in comparison to a real car, and Biden's focus on EV batteries while we don't have the resources in the US to build them and the only places that have those resources are people we're bickering with. Biden is wanting to raise taxes to give people free stuff at everyone's expense, and that's causing more bickering due to the morality issue of rewarding people that that essentially failed over people that didn't. And yes, if you didn't pay back your student loan, you failed your responsibility, just like if you'd lost a car or anything else for nonpayment. It happens. We've about all done it at least once. The ONLY difference is that they can't repo your education, which is why you're paying outrageous interest on it: it's a high risk loan. Then we have schools going without and kids falling behind while billions are sent to Ukrainian Nazis. We have a mentally and emotionally weak population, not just in the US, that is used to being online and moderators jumping in, crying for a government that has killed millions to 'save' them. These people clearly don't understand that in real life the moderators are called 'cops' and they normally don't show up until someone is punched in the face, which is what happened and almost happened all over the country over and over when really naive people wanted to play pretend Social Media is real life over pandemic nonsense. And online, you can spot the shills a mile away, and at least half the comments pushing Taiwan, Ukraine, Covid vaccines, or any other political hotpoint in the last two years are clearly from shills. (That's probably why Twitter is freaking out over how many fake accounts they have: politicians are being dubbed into making decisions being pushed by a dozen people operating a couple hundred fake accounts.) There's others. Point being, any focus on things like these that aren't vital (or thought out) is a waste of time, resources, and money, while being a (purposeful?) distraction from the ginormous failures outlined in the paragraphs above that need figured out and fixed. Every problem is like alcoholism: if you don't admit it, you can't fix it. This mentality is touched on in other essays I've done, most bluntly in 'United State of Problem Denial'. This country wants a sugar daddy, but it needs a drill sergeant. Sugar daddy days are over due to impending economic collapse, whether people understand that or not. They'll learn it the easy way (go to work and work) or the hard way (not stopping the coming crash written on the wall). Either way, they're going to learn it over the next couple years, especially the end of this year forward as the last momentum from before the pandemic runs out.

So, we got a Great Screw Up. Not because politicians are criminal masterminds, but because they're blundering fools. Not because we had a GOAT in charge, but because the last two and a half years has been an exercise in incompetence. Not because control wasn't attempted, but because top down control always fails. Not because we tried something great and fell short, but because scientific principals were not followed, known data was not taken into account or simply ignored, and proper testing not done in regard to the Covid vaccines. We get one because we've academically crippled a generation of children. We get one because we weren't smart enough not to.


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Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on October 4, 2022
I will go with the scientists over fearmongers every time. I have taken all my shots as they became available, and have not had even a mild case of sniffles. Even a twit like DJ has relied on the work and the word of scientists, even while berating them. That is hypocrisy.

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