Conspiracy Crackpot

No one will argue that Big Tech and Big Brother have been spying on us for years. Tablets, Smart TVs, PCs, Alexas, and Echos keep track of what we read, watch, and say. Unlike the other devices, the cellphone is mobile which makes it the best surveillance tool. It should come as no surprise that governments around the world are either using it as a tool for tracking or considering it in response to the coronavirus.

The idea of tracking people for disease with their cellphones began back in 2011. Two scientists at Cambridge, Crowcroft and Yoneki, invented the FluPhone. The phone app worked as a warning system against contagions and helped the U.K. in stopping the spread. For example, if you went to lunch with a friend who immediately came down with the flu, afterwards, you’d be notified by your phone. Only 1% of the Cambridge population signed up for it. Most of the people found it invasive to their privacy. Now, the idea has resurfaced. U.K.’s CoEpi works like the FluPhone and might be added to all cellphones by default. Google and Apple are also involved in coming up with coronavirus monitoring apps.

China and South Korea have no qualms about tracking all of their citizens. In South Korea, the government sends out texts that report of nearby coronavirus carriers. The phone user cannot opt out of the texts. The app also enforces quarantines for those who recently were diagnosed with the Covid 19. China is even more restrictive. Drones are used for surveillance. Cellphones are required to get through check-points.

AliPay (from the giant online superstore Ali Baba) and WeChat (a popular instant messaging app) teamed up to create a monitoring system with color codes. Citizens are assigned by the government one of three colors, red, yellow, or green which appears on their phone app. The green color stands for someone who is coronvirus free. The Greens can easily get through military/police checkpoints, borders, transportation, and almost anywhere throughout the country. Yellow means that one is in contact with another who has coronavirus, and red means that one has recently been tested with the coronavirus. Yellows and reds are treated the same. They have no movement “rights” and have to be quarantined. There have been reports that the government publicly texts out people by name when they disobey their quarantine.

There has been a lot of talk on how we will reopen America while tracking Covid 19 outbreaks. Will we go the Chinese route and force surveillance onto all Americans? Will we use the Covid-Free certificates? Will people get arrested for ignoring quarantine orders? Will there be temperature checkpoints? I smell New World Order! Leave a message.

I watched a compelling video from Spiro Skouras. He laid out quite a conspiracy on what could shortly come in response to the coronavirus. My BFF, Tony Dee, sent me the video. There’s a lot to unpack, but I wanted to begin with ID2020. After the video, I did some more research and needed to share with all who stumble upon Dina’s blog.

ID2020 is an initiative that began in 2017. The main contributors listed on their website are the Rockefeller Foundation, GAVI (Global Alliance of Vaccines and Immunizations/Part of U.N.), Accenture (a Microsoft Corp.), IDEO.org, and Microsoft. Their goal is to provide computerized records of everyone and then store it in a registry (or database) to keep track of all vaccinations around the world. This will supposedly solve a lot of health problems, especially for the most marginalized such as refugees, poor African countries like Bangladesh, and the homeless.

Bill Gates and his foundation are very involved in finding a coronavirus vaccine. On a side note, he has multi-million dollar relationships with both Dr. Birx and Dr. Fauci regarding vaccines. This might be why Fauci is not exactly advocating for hydroxychloroquine. Gates and Fauci want to create a vaccine for the coronovirus and then force everyone into getting vaccinated. Huge fines and jail are the consequences.

Many worry that the vaccination might contain sterilization components. Gates is famous for population control and funding Planned Parenthood across the globe. Others believe the vaccination is only a Trojan horse for micro-chipping the world in order to create a new kind of global financial currency.

And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads. And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name.: –Revelation 13:16-17

…”And no man might buy or sell…” is very concerning. Many rich elites have been talking about digital money for decades. Now would be a great time to force everyone to use a microchip for both vaccination records AND personal banking. Starting to believe in New World Order???? Leave a comment!

If you are following the trends on YouTube, you’ve probably seen a 4-year-old Ted Talk with Bill Gates predicting a pandemic. In the lecture, he emphasized how the world was not ready for a global virus. You can agree or disagree with Gates. He is probably right, but…

Is Bill Gates a doctor?

Is Bill Gates an elected official?

Is Bill Gates a prophet?

Is Bill Gates part of the U.N.?

No to the first three questions. So W.H.O. cares what the billionaire has to say about pandemics? Right?

Most people are unaware of the gargantuan influence that the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has on the U.N.’s World Health Organization. Their connection is mentioned on the W.H.O.’s website. Bill and Melinda have donated at least 2.4 billion dollars to W.H.O. since 2000 with the intent of fighting disease, developing vaccines and medicines, and inventing health solutions to people around the world. Sounds all very noble, until you compare that with another noble man who got involved with healthcare-John D. Rockefeller. His legacy still casts a stain our current system. Nobility is one thing, but complete power is another.

Gates may not be a doctor, but he handpicked one to run W.H.O. back in 2017. Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus from Ethiopia continues his role of following orders from “Dr.” Gates. Gates is the second biggest donor of W.H.O. with the U.S. being the first. (So why didn’t the U.S. get to handpick the leader????) Gates’s agenda dictates the W.H.O.’s policies. Half of his global healthcare budget funds research for twenty diseases such as rotovirus, pneumonia, TB, malaria, and AIDS. Polio is perhaps his top priority. One quarter of Gates’s budget is pumped into eradicating polio around the world. Will coronavirus replace his first priority?

The coronavirus has certainly gotten Bill Gates’s attention. Some believe that Gates was key to getting W.H.O. to declare it as a world pandemic. On March 10th, Gates publicly warned the world about the spread and then donated 100 million through his foundation for a cure. On March 11th, W.H.O. officially declared coronavirus a global pandemic. What a coincidence!

I am not sure where this is all going, but have always questioned any and all organizations that come from the U.N. Is this part of of New World Order? Love to hear your thoughts.

Many commentators and reporters blame China for the world’s current situation. Everyone agrees that the outbreak originated in Wuhan, but was it a natural virus that originally came from a bat? Did the SARS-like virus accidentally contaminate Wuhan while being studied at a nearby lab? Or, as some conspiracists have suggested, was it man-made and intentionally released among the masses as an experiment, or worse, a means to gain power and world domination? It’s China. No one takes them at their word. So what is the truth?

What we know:

1. Originated in Wuhan late December 2019 or earlier.
2. China reported 40+ patients with a SARS-like coronavirus that caused pneumonia to W.H.O. on Dec. 31, 2019.
3. Huanan Seafood Market was connected because of their exotic meat products (bats), and then closed on Jan. 1, 2020.
4. Jan. 11, 2020, China reported its first death.
5. Jan. 20, 2020, U.S. had the first case in Washington.
6. Jan. 23, 2020, Wuhan was under quarantine.
7. Jan. 31, 2020, Trump banned foreign nationals who were in China from entering.
8. Feb. 7, 2020, Chinese whistleblower Wenliang died, supposedly of coronavirus. He reported the virus in early December and then was arrested. Police forced him to sign a letter that retracted his statements and confessed to social disorder.
9. Virus infected the world during February and March.
10. March 11, 2020, Trump banned all travel from 26 European countries.
11. March 13, 2020, U.S. declared a national emergency.
12. March of 2020, Dr. Ai Fen of China was reported missing. She worked with Dr. Wenliang and had issues with the outbreak.
13. Currently, most of the U.S. is under lock-down. Most nonessential businesses are closed. The economy has tanked and millions are out of work. Some hospitals are overwhelmed and supplies are needed. As of April 5th, approximately 10,000 deaths have been tallied in the U.S.
14. April 2020, China has flattened its curve and reports very few deaths and new cases.

Could coronavirus be a man made bio-weapon or plague? Lack of information and half-truths have everyone on edge. This week it was discovered that the so-called bat explanation doesn’t hold a lot of weight. Apparently, the bat species that carries coronavirus is not indigenous to China, nor sold at the meat market. Researchers cannot tell for sure one way or another if the virus is natural. The plot thickens…. Leave a comment!

The Hunt

Because of the national quarantine, I hoped new run movies would show up on Pay-For-View. My wish came true. Last night, my daughters and I splurged and rented two first run movies that we wanted to see at theaters. They were 19.99 each-a value compared to going out to the theaters, buying tickets, and then buying snacks.

The first movie we watched was The Hunt, starring Hillary Swank. The movie was about a group of wealthy liberals who kidnapped a dozen conservatives to hunt and kill for fun. It’s a dark comedy that exploits the stereotypes of both political mind sets. In the end, the stereotypes proved to be wrong.

My review: This movie reminded me of a short story called “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell written back in 1924. The short was about a wealthy man who hunted people for sport after growing bored with animals. The Hunt wasn’t so much about people who loved to hunt, but more about people who loved to kill who they hated. The movie was entertaining and original. Some parts had a “Kill Bill” feel to them, specifically at the end. This is a dark comedy, and not a political statement. Recommended for those with quirky senses of humor. 4/5 Stars.

Peter Schweizer recently made his rounds plugging his new book. Each chapter is about a Democratic politician who was running for 2020 U.S. president. There was one exception-Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles.

Most of the ex-candidates no longer are relevant, as only two viable candidates are currently left. Joe Biden’s chapter was the most intriguing. According to Schweizer, Biden is everything wrong with politics. His family profited off of Joe’s political career for decades. I knew about Hunter Biden/Ukraine/China. He landed lucrative jobs without any experience. His real job was peddling his father’s influence or “quid pro quo.” What I didn’t know, was that Biden’s brothers and sister were also in on the act. From phony charter schools (funded by tax payers and praised by Obama) to Central American hotel deals (somehow part of helping America project????) to Iraq war supplies to countless other schemes kept me turning pages into the wee hours of the night. As a teacher, I thought charter schools were an excellent alternative to poorly run public schools-NOT REALLY! They are money makers for those who are leasing the land to the schools and who received loans from the government with low/no interest. Biden was always a busy boy in helping out his family.

But Biden wasn’t the only one who abused his position. Elizabeth Warren had quite a run when practicing law for private corporations. Kamila Harris was blinded by ambition as she compromised her morals in exchange for climbing up the political ladder. Corey Booker had some shady dealings as well. But Bernie Sanders was my favorite. This man never held a real job in his life. In fact, his first job was mayor of Burlington, Vermont at the “young” age of 39. He helped his wife run a college into the ground. Whether it was greed or sheer lack of any business experience, phony loans and references propped up Burlington College for awhile until the college eventually shut its doors due to poor decisions. Bernie also blackmailed a nonprofit hospital into building a homeless shelter for druggies. The hospital fought back in court (and won!).

I liked this book. My only complaint was the sole focus on Democrats. There are plenty of Republicans who have scammed the taxpayers as well. Not to get too political, but foreign aid, certain kinds of loans and tax incentives, and campaign money do not help the American public, just provide a personal piggy bank for politicians to withdraw from.

5 STARS

American Conspiracies and Cover-Ups by Douglas Cirignano is a nonfiction collection of various interviews from various key people involved in various conspiracies.  Mr. Cirignano has done an enormous amount of research in some of the most questionable historical events in America.  

The book begins with an interview with a WWII veteran about FDR and Pearl Harbor.  The author then interviews one of LBJ’s lawyers about the possibility of Lyndon Baines Johnson’s involvement in JFK’s assassination.  Another interview about Martin Luther King’s assassination follows.  All the interviews were loaded with interesting tidbits that have not been widely known or reported.

Cirignano interviews an IRS agent about the constitutionality of income tax.  This is followed up with the unconstitutionality of the Federal Reserve Bank.  Causes and cures over AIDs and cancer are other chapters.  He even interviews an activist on the accuracy of our voting.  The Oklahoma bombing as well as 911 are other chapters that question whether or not the government was involved with these acts of terrorism.  New World Order is mentioned once, twice, or maybe a few dozen times, but who is counting?  It’s becoming more and more obvious!

My Review:  This is a long book that is dense with information.  I especially loved Cirignano’s chapters on 911, the Federal Reserve, and the IRS.  For example, I did not know that a Bush (from the Bush Dynasty) was in charge of security at the World Trade Center.  Nor did I know that the independent council that followed 911 was ran by a Bush insider!  

The entire book was educational, informative, and well-written.  Without spoiling the book, it manages to add fuel to the New World Order fire that continues to burn brighter than ever throughout the world. Our country has sold out to bankers, big business, and overall greed.  We cannot rely on the media to tell us the truth as they are either part of the problem or just sheep like the rest of us.  I highly recommend this book to anyone who loves history and questions how it is written. BTW-I hope Mr. Cirignano follows up on the impeachment/Trump/etc. 5/5 Stars.

The Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix, is the back-story behind Batman’s most infamous adversary before his transformation.  In the movie, Arthur Fleck is a mild-manner working clown who lives with his ailing mother in a run-down apartment.  He sees a state-funded social worker/psychologist and takes seven different kinds of medications.  Co-workers, street kids, and drunken businessmen bully him because he is different.  His most famous mental condition is an uncontrollable laugh that doesn’t fit the situation he is in.  He is severely depressed, but has one hope, and that’s to become a comedian.

Arthur lives part of the time in a delusional world as he daydreams about acceptance from a TV host and his attractive neighbor.  The help he receives isn’t much, but it keeps him productive and nonviolent.  And then the city drops all of its funding for mental health-no more meds and no more therapy sessions.  He also gets fired.  Without ruining the movie, this is when the breaking point occurs, and the rest is comic book history.

My Review: I couldn’t help but pity Arthur.  He’s an incredibly pathetic character.  But the characters in the movie see him as a receptor to vent out their own insecurities and aggression.  

The first three men Arthur kills were in self-defense (kind of). They were rich and worked for Thomas Wayne.  Their deaths give him a taste of power in an otherwise powerless situation.  As a result, the deaths of the rich men trigger a political movement.  

The city goes into full-blown chaos as the ‘Have-Nots’ pit themselves against the ‘Haves’, especially Thomas Wayne, Bruce’s father who is also running for mayor. People clad in clown costumes call for revolution.  In the midst of the violence, Bruce Wayne witnesses his parents die.

This movie is brilliant in every way-acting, writing, directing, and more.  I am predicting lots of academy awards (unless the academy is on another social justice kick of who gets to win per their politics).  I not only love the Batman tie-in (huge fan of the Christian Bale’s Batman Begins series), but also love the bigger, more uncomfortable messages-lack of funding for the mentally ill, violent vigilantism, revenge, bullying, class warfare, and poverty.  There is plenty of controversy for all.  On a side note, the flick reminded me of an old movie with Michael Douglas, Falling Down. This is a movie that, like The Dark Knight, should be studied and used within English literature classes.  5 Star No Brainer!

Love to hear your thoughts and views.

Yesterday, I had the pleasure of attending Alien Con.  I bought a one-day pass for myself and my two daughters.  With tax and the service charge, each ticket cost approximately 75.00.  The event took place at the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in downtown Dallas.  

My day began at eight in the morning and ended at five.  Every minute was filled with something to do.  The day began with an Alien Con photographer photographing my daughters for the event’s social media.  Both girls stood out from the crowd in the morning, wearing tinfoil hats, Roswell shirts, and alien socks.  As the day wore on, other festive guests out-did them in alien-inspired fashion.

One guest looked just like Giorgio Tsoukalos.  He won the costume contest at the end of the day.  Other guests wore tinfoil hats, alien eye headbands, and other martian ensembles.  The friendly crowd was light and humorous, yet filled with intelligence and wonder.  We were all there to learn even more about alien conspiracy.

Our first panel of experts took the main stage and told us all about some of the current events taking place within the alien community.  The guests included Alejandro Rojas (an alien reporter), Caroline Corey (an abducted woman), a lady from Mufon, and Nick Pope.  The once-mocked subject is now taken seriously on mainstream news programs.  

Nick Pope (Ancient Aliens and other alien shows) even brought up his guest appearances on Tucker Carlson, a mainstream Fox News commentator.  During his last TV news guest spot, Nick reported on navy pilots who witnessed and videoed UAPs or Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon (the new acronym for UFOs).  For those who don’t know Nick Pope’s background, he used to work for the U.K. Defense Department before becoming a famous alien expert. I’m guessing the new name change of UAP is an effort to give extraterrestrial spacecraft sightings more credibility.

The next lecture featured science fiction used in movies.  Dr. Jonathan Young (Ancient Aliens) led the discussion and used the movie The Arrival as an example of soft-disclosure.  I stood in line and asked him in the microphone if he believed that Hollywood was doing the government’s bidding in breaking it to us gently that we were never alone in the universe or even earth.  He tapped dance around the question by claiming he had no direct knowledge, yet I wondered if he was being sincere.  I still loved the lecture.  He was as intellectual in person as he is on the show.

My daughters and I had a quick lunch and then got in line for the Ancient Alien panel about 5 minutes before it started.  Unfortunately, there were too many people in line and we had to sit that one out.  We hung out in the marketplace and bought some over-priced souvenirs.  My daughters were interviewed for an upcoming documentary.  They were soooooo nice by mentioning me, their favorite writer, and love for aliens.  

We got back in line.  This time early, and saw the panel from Ghost Hunters.  I love the show and was lucky enough to be on Ghost Hunter podcast on two different occasions.  The new season will have a new cast of paranormal experts.  They were bright, funny, and interesting. 

We left the Ghost Hunter forum early to get in line.  It was the last chance of the day for us to see the Ancient Aliens Giorgio Tsoukalos, Jason Martell, and David Childress.  They were my favorite panel, as I knew they would be.  Their moderator asked them questions about the Mayans and South American findings.  All of them agreed that Puma Punku was the smoking gun that proved their ancient alien theory.  At the end of their lecture, guests lined up for questions.  Some of the people were a little out there. Giorgio kept the question line moving.  One guest asked Giorgio if he accepted Christ as his Savior.  He refused to answer, and said something like church and state separation.  On a side note, Giorgio’s souvenir stand had a Christmas ornament sale with Joseph, Mary, and a baby alien.  I am not sure what to make of that, but religion was definitely a topic brought up in all of the discussion rooms.

Overall, my only regret was not buying the “Galactic Pass” for all three days.  The pass gave you “cuts” in line as well as access to some of the panels that required additional fees.  I had a mind-blowing experience and really got my money’s worth.  My daughters also enjoyed themselves and now love Ancient Aliens.  The crowd was as diverse as it gets-every age and race.  Many were from different parts of Texas and some were even from different states.  One guest who was from Seattle told us he came without a ticket and almost couldn’t get in because the event was sold out.  He got lucky because someone who bought a ticket never showed up.  I went to Roswell Fest with my husband three years ago and had a blast.  This was equally entertaining and educational.

The Spider and the Stone is a quasi-fictional/historical account of Robert de Bruce’s reign.  The book begins around early 1300 A.D. in Scotland.  William Wallace (think Mel Gibson/Braveheart) has died a most horrific hanging/disembowelment, leaving Scotland wide open for a new ruler.  The Scottish clans are feuding among themselves while England (King Edward/Longshanks) is vying for control.  The hero of this true tale is Black Douglas, or Jamie Douglas, who sides with Robert the Bruce to gain peace among the nation while driving back the English.  But the peace doesn’t last long.

The title is taken from a famous Scottish legend about Jamie Douglas who is losing.  His men are outnumbered, out-financed, and out-weaponed.  While sitting in a cave, he sees a spider who is unsuccessfully building a web.  The spider never gives up and creates a beautiful masterpiece.  In Scottish lore it is Robert the Bruce who was inspired by the spider, and not Jamie Douglas, but all the same, it changed Scotland’s future.  In the end, if you know your history, Robert’s son David becomes Scotland’s king at the age of five after Robert’s death.

My Review:

This book had everything-tons of history and research, great writing, romance, and a few additional characters Mister Craney threw into the story to make things even more interesting.  I especially found the Culdees fascinating.  This sect of Druids are said to be the original Christians within Europe-not the Catholics.  As a KT buff, I loved the role the Templars played after they were excommunicated from France.  Craney gave the Black Douglas a love interest that worked well throughout the story.  Other real characters I enjoyed learning about were Isabella from France and the Comyn clan.  This is a MUST read for history lovers.  I’ve read Craney’s books before and they are all great, but this one is my favorite to date. He loves history as well as conspiracy. 5/5 Stars.