WWIII: The Shots Are Flying

Weary serfs around the world sigh for release from their masks. Those of us in the trenches urge them to toss that infernal uniform and join us in fighting the totalitarians. But until such time as we defeat the rulers of this present darkness, their victims must free themselves. Alas, far too few of them ever realize that they not only can but should. Simply ditch the diaper and declare, “I will not be ruled!”

Meanwhile, the War’s dangers increase as the enemy adds shots to those compulsory uniforms. Herewith, reports from the Patriots struggling against this evil.

Vinnie Terranova in California laments that

There are people out here who still cover their faces in spite of not having to. But I’m hearing they plan to resume masking in the next couple of weeks. You know. New and more deadly strains…..of mind control.

Not only do uniforms separate the Masked from the Free, but so does knowledge of this fact.

TimmyTaes summarized the propaganda–sorry, news broadcast in his corner of that same state one evening a week or two ago:

Covid cases on the rise! Cases spiking! Cases tripling! (Don’t say from what. One case to three?) Vaccine hesitancy! Woman interviewed (no mask). White woman, overweight, wearing odd jewelry. “I won’t get the jab. I won’t give it to my kids. A year isn’t enough time to see what these vaccines are doing.” (Idiot on display.)

52% of Californians have been vaxxed. “The vaccines are good against all variants.” Says the TV news anchor. Then an “expert” (colored) sits in front of an African print telling us on camera, “The vaccines may not stop new variants.” What?

Then a white young man wearing a mask says, “I won’t get the vaccine because when I was a child I got a vaccine and went into seizures.” He’s wearing a big black mask.

All SF Bay Area counties now recommend wearing masks indoors whether vaxxed or not. Masks are recommended for all in schools this coming Fall. (How sad. How stupid.)

This segment of fear and horror lasted five minutes.

Later, he

drove up to the Ace Hardware … . No masks are required for entry in the store. No employees wear them and I only saw one customer wearing a face diaper.

But then I saw the two little girls. One was about 7 and one 5. They were cute kids with blonde hair and they were playing at the little kitchen play station for kids that the store had set up. Both little girls were wearing masks. I don’t know where their parent(s) were, but it broke my heart to see this. …

When does this mask/vaccine/Covid madness end?

TimmyTaes suffered an injury earlier this summer. He refused to see a doctor because his faith in these quacks after this last year is as depleted as their integrity. But following weeks of pain and infection, he finally headed to the ER, where he

was given a mask to wear. They did ask me if I’d been vaccinated. I told them I had the Covid back in Feb. 2020. The receptionist said, “Well, you could get it again.” I answered, “The chances of that are about zero.” This made her laugh (probably in derision).

When the nurse took me into the diagnostic room, she asked me if I’d had the vaccine. Again, I said, “I’ve already had the disease. I have the anti-bodies already.” And she left it at that. No problem.

One more time, I was asked by the doctor if I wanted the vaccine for Covid. Again, I said, “I’ve had Covid already. I was sick for three days. I’m glad I’ve already had the damned thing. Shingles is way worse. I was sick as hell for six weeks. Shingles is much more painful than Covid.”

After that the staff left me alone as far as Covid jabs go.

When he

picked up my prescription for Bactrim (anti-biotic) at CVS… [e]veryone [was] wearing masks again. Even the kids coming out of the store. I saw three drivers in their cars wearing masks this morning. The kind Mexican woman at the liquor store was wearing a mask as was her pretty 12 year old daughter who was keeping her company. It’s heartbreaking to see the town going in the wrong direction again. I don’t understand it.

These serfs desperately need to recognize that right now, only they can rescue themselves. 

At his local grocery, 

All of the employees were wearing masks again and so were most of the customers. I wasn’t wearing one.

I asked the cashier, a young pretty friendly girl of about 20 years of age, “Why are the employees all wearing masks?”

Cashier, “Starting Monday we all have to wear masks.”

Me: “Why?”

Cashier, ” The California government says we have to. I think it’s because of….” 

And she never finished the sentence. I don’t think she knows the reason. Probably because there isn’t one. Just another edict from Governor Gruesome.

Really pisses me off! I’m not going back to wearing a mask at the grocery store. It’s getting beyond ridiculous. And these kids today just wear the masks. Hell, in my day we burned our draft cards. Kids today are brainwashed.

Who wouldn’t be after more than a decade in the government’s gulags—sorry, public schools?

From Florida, Scott notes that across the nation, 

City by city masks are making a comeback…sadly.

I’m sure they will now always be on airplanes.  Who wants to give up that kind of power over people?

And that is the key to the entire plandemic. Think how much fun the previously faceless bureaucrats at departments of health have enjoyed this last year. No one ever heard of them before; now, with cameras and microphones amplifying their every dictate, they destroy whole societies, ruin lives, close churches and bankrupt innumerable businesses. 

Dom from New York City enjoyed more than spiritual food when he headed to church:

At tonight’s Latin Mass at Holy Innocents Church in Manhattan, I ran into … Judge Andrew Napolitano. I said hello and shook hands. Both of us weren’t wearing masks.

Dianne, a retired nurse in Colorado, attended her class in yoga, where she 

and my buddy Bill were talking about the vax. This girl comes in who has always been nice and is wearing a mask and heard us talking: she asked me if I had it and I said, “It’s none of your business.” She then proceeds to tell me I am going to kill people and if I get covid I will die. I said, “Well, I never told you if I got it or not so you don’t know what will happen.” She said. “Well, I wear a mask because my granddaughter has asthma and I don’t want her to die.” I told her that children don’t die from COVID even with asthma and she said I was wrong. 

Love the arrogance! But let’s give this Masked Moron the benefit of the doubt: perhaps she didn’t realize she was conversing with a nurse with a lifetime of experience.

She left the room and came back and apologized, to which I just said, “Thank you, I appreciate that.” Can you believe that? Knows nothing about me, my health, etc., and attacks me! And yes, she wore the mask the whole time in yoga… the only one out of many. …

Dianne also 

went to lunch and then to a local farm stand to get some peaches.. It was so funny at the little farmstand: no one was wearing a mask, and then this couple comes in with their 2 teenagers and all have masks on. Then you look out  and see their car plates and trailer say CA and you can tell by just looking at them. So get this: the husband is at the counter where they have samples for you to taste, testing all the samples with his mask pulled down. So we go to check out and I can’t remember what started it, but it wasn’t me! Ha! But anyway, the girl at the counter says, “Really, you wear a mask and then taste all the samples that are open to anyone…”

Dianne complimented that astute clerk, and so do I!

From Massachusetts, Mr. Anonymous relates,

I’ve spent the past few weeks in Florida where things seem fairly normal and I’m about to head back to Covidville, where the place is in voluntary semi-lockdown: closed public buildings (town hall and the library are open for two hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays but strict protocols are in place to avoid more than three or four proles in the building at any one time,) masks are required in all public and private establishments, the circles in which we’re to stand are glued to the floor to demarcate the proper social distance we need to keep, social events may or may not resume “sometime in 2022,” kids are masked in the partially reopening schools and young, healthy college students must get vaxxed to be permitted onto campus. An acquaintance’s son is getting married next month and the wedding guests have been told they’ll be required to show their vaxx cards before being admitted to the reception.

There’s some who still say that these precautions are necessary to “fight the pandemic,” but many have dropped the pretense and have acknowledged that this is now our chosen lifestyle. Our sources of authority are NPR and Reichsminister Fauci.

Covid has provided us with a meaning and purpose we haven’t had before. We need covid to continue, not the illness but the threat of it, to let us know we’re fighting the good fight much as our support for critical race theory, which poses no threat to our white privilege, serves as a substitute for our having missed out on marching across the bridge with Dr. King or the thrill of the bombing of London in the dark days of WW II.

You fuddy duddies still believe in the risk/reward equation. We’re past that now. We can now have reward without risk like we can have wealth by printing all the money we want. We’re the heroes of Woke America and we’re winning the war from the comfort of our laptops and mobile devices.

Theologians call it cheap grace. No problem. We’re happy to take the discount.

A Patriot in Louisiana who works in retail mourns that

Just when things were beginning to return to normal, we got the “delta variant.” 

Mask-wearing customers had become a small minority. When Biden began going on about renewed mask mandates, the masked-up customers increased.

Obeying that bumbling, senile coot may be even worse than heeding Falsi. 

When I heard our West Point grad governor was going to have a press conference at noon on Monday, I just knew he would announce a statewide mask mandate. He made national news for being the first governor to do so. 

Another admirable trait of politicians: they’re always in a race to the bottom. And somehow, all of them win, every time.

Jim in Virginia offers  “Ten reasons you now need to wear a mask.” I presume no diaper hindered him from putting his tongue in his cheek: 

  1. Several billion masks have been made and are available for purchase.  You should do your part for the global economy by purchasing and wearing  them.  This will especially help the economically depressed nation of China, where most masks for the U.S. market are manufactured.
  2. Anthony Fauci and the CDC said it is essential to prevent something that may occur, which wasn’t prevented by wearing masks the last time — or the time before.
  3. With the right accessories or the right design, your appearance may be greatly enhanced over your normal look, especially first thing in the morning.
  4. Wearing a mask helps defeat climate change because you are trapping and rebreathing that CO2 that otherwise might adversely impact the climate or the weather.  Also you may have fewer mosquito bites as less of your CO2 will be detected.  (A bonus is that mosquitos cannot bite through most masks, so your face will be protected.)
  5. In the event that you wish to engage in a life of crime — or at least want to shoplift — your mask will make you less identifiable.  A valuable asset in bank robbing — never mind that 2 years ago it was against the law.
  6. The government will not be able to use facial recognition if you wear your mask correctly.  A frequent change of mask design or the use of a plain flat black mask is recommended.
  7. The U.S. Congress is reinstating the mask requirement immediately.  Never mind that the January 6 committee met with four Capital Police officers the day before they made this decision and no one was wearing a mask then.
  8. Batman, Robin, and the descendants of the Lone Ranger, Tonto and Super Chicken will not feel as oppressed and their ancestors will no longer be a minority — except for Tonto of course.  Not sure about Super Chicken’s descendants.
  9. No one can tell if you shaved this morning, regardless of your self-identified gender.
  10. And finally, if you have a cold, influenza, or tuberculosis, any nasal discharge will be captured in your mask, giving you a healthier appearance.  

Lastly, David Mueller offers some advice to anyone who enters a store and encounters a “greeter” handing him a diaper: 

Take the mask. Say thank you.  Blow your nose in it.  Hand it back to the person.

This tactic alone may win the Mask War for us!

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11:50 am on August 5, 2021