Watch this, on Twitter: It hasn’t been taken down as ‘Covid misinformation’ because Musk has apparently abandoned that policy. This is why the EU is so terrified that they are now threatening to ban Twitter across the continent. Because it now threatens to expose their iatrogenocide, driven by either greed, stupidity or malice - or all three.
Those of us who have been getting our info from alt media have been well aware of how terrible TPTB have been handling things and how completely useless and incredibly dangerous these shots are, since the beginning. We're just sort of waiting as more and more people wake up and the lies become obvious to even the most avid msm consumers. But the waters of truth are only flowing in one direction. It's only a matter of time. One might notice that thousands of people are joining our side every day, but not a single person goes from our side to theirs.
Perhaps, and before anyone else points it out, I note that he obligingly puts his useless muzzle back on near the end of his speech. I'm not sure what that's all about. In Japan, they don't seem to view these muzzles with such disdain as many in the West. I don't know, but it's not Samurai behaviour. Nevertheless, his speech attacking his own government and the fools who developed and promoted these 'vaccines' is worthy of honour.
Dec 1, 2022·edited Dec 1, 2022Liked by Jaime Jessop
Samurai implies service. Samurai and ronin are both of the bushi class, which we mistakenly call “samurai”. A Ronin is a masterless bushi. He is certainly not in the service of his government, thus I stated he is not samurai but a masterless, in this case his own master, bushi-ronin.
Yes, they are fanatic about their facial microbe incubators over here. Been fighting against them for over 20 years. Much more so this past almost 3 years. But the other gaijin I know are just as fanatic about them as are the natives. Madness.
Thanks for this. I'm sure you know a lot more about the subtleties of Japanese culture than we do in the West. Our notion of the Samurai warrior is no doubt as much embellished by Hollywood movies as it is informed by actual facts.
I know some, to be sure, but by no means all. Having stidied it in college I would hope I know at least some that not students do not. That said, there is much of the more modern stuff that younger Americans know more of than I do. Anime being one. I am an American myself but have lived in Japan for over 20 years. Still have have LOTS to learn.
Those of us who have been getting our info from alt media have been well aware of how terrible TPTB have been handling things and how completely useless and incredibly dangerous these shots are, since the beginning. We're just sort of waiting as more and more people wake up and the lies become obvious to even the most avid msm consumers. But the waters of truth are only flowing in one direction. It's only a matter of time. One might notice that thousands of people are joining our side every day, but not a single person goes from our side to theirs.
Samurai? No. Ronin? Yes.
Perhaps, and before anyone else points it out, I note that he obligingly puts his useless muzzle back on near the end of his speech. I'm not sure what that's all about. In Japan, they don't seem to view these muzzles with such disdain as many in the West. I don't know, but it's not Samurai behaviour. Nevertheless, his speech attacking his own government and the fools who developed and promoted these 'vaccines' is worthy of honour.
Samurai implies service. Samurai and ronin are both of the bushi class, which we mistakenly call “samurai”. A Ronin is a masterless bushi. He is certainly not in the service of his government, thus I stated he is not samurai but a masterless, in this case his own master, bushi-ronin.
Yes, they are fanatic about their facial microbe incubators over here. Been fighting against them for over 20 years. Much more so this past almost 3 years. But the other gaijin I know are just as fanatic about them as are the natives. Madness.
Thanks for this. I'm sure you know a lot more about the subtleties of Japanese culture than we do in the West. Our notion of the Samurai warrior is no doubt as much embellished by Hollywood movies as it is informed by actual facts.
I know some, to be sure, but by no means all. Having stidied it in college I would hope I know at least some that not students do not. That said, there is much of the more modern stuff that younger Americans know more of than I do. Anime being one. I am an American myself but have lived in Japan for over 20 years. Still have have LOTS to learn.