36 Replies to “We Are Being Taken For Fools”

  1. the elite have taken over for the Aztecs(ie)
    they will sacrifice to serve/save Earth from
    the plebes

  2. As testament to the topic:
    https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2022/11/report-canadian-doctor-says-college-physicians-surgeons-ontario-suggests-unvaccinated-patients-mentally-put-psychiatric-medication-video/

    Puts the end game in play after Trudeau asked “What are we to do with these people?” So the solution is to declare us all mentally deficient or to put it more distinctly “We have been taken for fools for so long that our bettors are going to declare us as the deviants for opposing everything that is being rammed down our throats or injected into our arms.”

    So we’d better prepare for the next step on the road to Armaggedon and line up for either your next injection or your psychiatric medication, because the only other resort that we have at our disposal to prevent either case is already being removed from us.

    1. Sounds to me like the college of quacks itself needs to be dissolved. We now know where the truly insane reside.

      1. Sigh. Having searched around a bit further, I cannot find the “letter or memo” from the College. All there seems to be at this point is Dr. William Makis’ claim of such a thing. Looking into Makis’ history, he may not be credible — if he’s the same Dr. Viliam Makis of Alberta, he’s been sanctioned by the Alberta college for unprofessional conduct.

        Would it surprise me that the Ontario college is recommending what Makis claims? No, it would not. But I cannot find proof supporting his claim. Have to admit that I feel like an idiot for taking the GatewayPundit article at face value without any supporting evidence — ultimately it’s just an article about someone saying something. I should have known better.

        1. “Would it surprise me that the Ontario college is recommending what Makis claims? No, it would not. But I cannot find proof supporting his claim. Have to admit that I feel like an idiot for taking the GatewayPundit article at face value without any supporting evidence — ultimately it’s just an article about someone saying something. I should have known better.”

          Maybe…but it also wouldn’t be the first time that a controversial opinion was countered by censure, and an inconvenient piece of evidence supporting that opinion was ‘disappeared’, right?

          (not saying that happened for sure in this case, but still..)

  3. The one betrayal too far will happen when it’s too late for the sheeple to do anything about it. They still believe that the system can be repaired from within. They don’t know any better because they either still believe the MSM or just don’t pay attention to any news at all and have just checked out.
    Western society has become the victim of it’s own success. We are too collectively soft to fight against the globalists and the horrors that are to come.

    1. Actually, a sizable proportion of the population (30%?) no longer speak English or French well enough to understand the issues. Unlikely that they follow MS media news, likely news in the foreign languages they arrived with.

      Many wives, children told how to vote by the family patriarch.

  4. I suppose there are many who envy the west for it’s smarts, success, prosperity, innovation, entertainment, medicine, music, sports and most of all … our soon to be gone FREEDOMS.

    So …. they want to destroy us. And they are doing it with the help of our corrupt leaders.

    The west is suffering from chronic case of naivete with more than a dollop of stupidity … but then … we have dumbed done through our corrupt media, corrupt politician who are even dumber than their minions. So it’s not our fault is it??????

    We either stand up and say NO or we are done.

  5. If there is anything to be learned from the Emergencies Act inquiry it’s that they are a hundred times more corrupt and incompetent than we imagined.

    2. Only if you haven’t been paying attention…

      and it won’t penetrate enough voters minds to make a difference

  6. Well given the Western public’s obsession with Nazism and funding and arming Ustashe gangs in Eastern Europe, I am not hopeful.

  7. It’s posts like this that make me glad I start drinking early on the weekends. It’s also posts like this that make me start drinking early on the weekend.

    1. I think they are just trying to keep up to the number of Teslas that go up in flames …. that you can’t extinguish.

      It’ s a good thing our leaders are building bicycle lanes as fast as they can …. middle class North America is almost done with cars and trucks. Who can afford them anymore … and who wants a stupid electric car that will NOT hold it’s value as it’s battery gets nearer to replacement time.

      1. In the present market it is cheaper to replace an internal combustion engine in a car or truck than it is to replace an EV battery.

        1. “In the present market it is cheaper to replace an internal combustion engine in a car or truck than it is to replace an EV battery.”

          I’m hearing stuff about replaceable battery cells being offered by some companies in their newer models, but haven’t found any actual evidence of it yet. Without that I never never even consider buying an EV.

  9. Well it sure took Neil long enough to give up his trust in the “authorities.” At least he admits it though.

  11. “Elite In Action” and “Face you deserve”.

    Watch John Goodman in a $1200 dress testify, lie and collude.
    YouTube “Did Cabinet know CSIS definition of national security threat wasnt met? Government witness can’t say”

    It is almost unwatchable and you will break things handy so clear an area.

    2. Brendan Miller, barrister for Freedom Convoy Organizers, cross-examines Jody Thomas, National Security and Intelligence Advisor (NSIA) to the PM
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXqoV7TTNKUcr

      Background:
      The exchange above provides a glimpse behind the curtain of the national security apparatus in Canada. Thomas’ answers are wrapped in the guise of bureaucratic subterfuge. Were her responses minimalistic by design? Was just enough being said to provide a plausible answer without providing a complete and transparent response?

      She often used the words ‘gap’ and ‘domestic’ to describe the absence of a co-ordinated, broad based, all encompassing, direct form of surveillance on ordinary Canadians by an internal govermental group reporting up to the National Security and Intelligence Advisor.

      Further, she said she is trying to find ways to close this ‘gap’ in ‘domestic’ surveillance. Thomas’ last remark “No Parliament has not given authority to … Yet, it exists”. What does that mean “Yet, it exists”? What is Thomas talking about?

      Did Thomas just tip her hand that there is already some form of co-ordinated, multi-agency national domestic surveillance program in place? Clearly, Brendan Miller should have been given more time to explore what Thomas stated.

      For example with regard to ordinary Canadians, from what sources is the information coming? Which agencies within the government are involved? Who is collecting the information? Who is analyzing the information? Who determines the threat level? What information is archived? Who has access to the information and analysis and who has access to the archived information? Who co-ordinates and directs the agencies involved? Who oversees the effort, the National Security and Intelligence Advisor? Under what authority and/or legislation is all of this being done?

      Finally, was Thomas’ answer “Yet, it exists” implying that all Canadians are already having their social media posts, emails, text messages and mobile phones monitored, analyzed, summarized and prioritized for security threats by a group within government?

      The possibility that this type of surveillance has already taken place and/or is contemplated to be put in place in the future should be of concern to every Canadian. Why aren’t news organizations putting some very direct questions to the National Security and Intelligence Advisor, to the Cabinet, to the heads of the various intelligence agencies?

    3. Yes RF, maddening, to be sure. The absolute low bar for these wienies as it relates to a “threat to national security” is an embarrasement.
      Using children as shields? Really? Guns? I’m sure that was the one incident at the Coutts border, ONE in the whole of Canada.

  12. An added feature is that, with every election there’s a new batch of voting age imbeciles being produced at the ‘education’ factories – those with worthless degrees up the yin yang who can’t play golf because they don’t know their ass from a hole in the ground.

  16. Modern man isn’t much of an improvement over primitive man (,thinking of child sacrifice and witch hunts), maybe even inferior to primitive man. At least primitives would have some respect for basic, fundamental survival principles.

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