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What is the world depopulation agenda?

I use my diary as a record of my personal observations but also about world trends. Most of those matters are covered in my covid site, but I believe this topic is so important for us all that I have reproduced the article in full so that all my readers are fully aware of the plans that are being made for us. I wish it were not so. The author wrote this a couple of years ago, but the plans are...

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Did you miss the Shepton Mallet Mid-Somerset show today Sunday 17th?

We spent most of the day wandering around and just taking pictures so I'm afraid they're not going to be in any particular order just as I took them. I have put a brief explanation under each one. The weather was perfect and the turnout was excellent. I reckon they could do a two-day show if they wanted but maybe that is too great a demand on peoples time.. Anyway folks I hope you get some idea...

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A comforting chat with a friend amidst the chaos

In this dialogue I discuss my disappointment at the reactions of certain people when I do things for them. I am aware that virtue is its own reward and I do things because it is in my nature so to do but it is nice to get acknowledgment, at least from the human point of view Brian: Sometimes I get so full of facts and information, and I’ve come to realize we need to prepare ourselves for a...

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I Fasted for 29 Hours but Still Not Hungry—Why?

I have become aware that my food is taking longer and longer to digest and I'm fed up with taking medications such as Lansoprazole (PPI), sodium bicarbonate (not a medicine but a balancer) , and that dreadful sickly pink stuff, Gaviscon, which 'does it' for my Barrett's acid stomach when all else fails but should not be relied upon. Why a fast?  Too many mornings I wake up with a stomach ache,...

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Why Critical Thinking Is Disappearing – The Rise of Collective Stupidity

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIO4IDMnBDU&t=680s This is a real blinder for me. It is why I value what are alas occasional conversations with someone who really listens to what I have to say and vice versa, where we actually move forward in our understanding. Everyone feels they have to defend a position but if we are all learning what's the matter with admitting that we don't understand...

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Arguing with Them Really Expanded My Regret Portfolio

I found this on NextDoor.co.uk, a quote by Helen Mirren the actress. "Before you argue with someone, ask yourself, is that person even mentally mature enough to grasp the concept of a different perspective. Because if not, there's absolutely no point. Not every argument is worth your energy. Sometimes, no matter how clearly you express yourself, the other person isn’t listening to...

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