Dr. Strangelove
March 29, 2023
If you’ve never seen the movie, Dr. Strangelove, you should watch it, even though you won’t enjoy it. I think you should watch it just because it’s a classic, and for good reason. Released in 1964, it starred Peter Sellers, who played three roles in it, including the role of Dr. Strangelove. The film was nominated for four Oscars as well as numerous other awards.
As you probably know if you’ve ever seen it, the key character is the title character, Doctor Strangelove. He’s a former Nazi, who evidently underwent some strange medical experiments during his time with them. In his current role as an advisor to the President of the United States, he now has some really bizarre, uncontrollable conditions going on in his face and extremities. Meant to make the audience cringe, it’s effective. Dr. Strangelove is obviously a psychopathic loon. As the plot chugs along, it becomes clear that, Dr. Strangelove, along with the Russian Ambassador to the U.S., will have the unfortunate role of informing the President and his joint chiefs, all huddled in an underground “War Room,” that they are all about to be destroyed. Already set into motion are too many factors that have triggered the unretractable annihilation of humanity. And so, along with the rest of the world, they are about to perish by nuclear holocaust.
I’m not a fan of the movie, but once you’ve seen it, you won’t likely forget it. And once you’ve read and seen the deeds of Doctor Fauci, you cannot forget those, either. The similarities of the two, in my opinion, psychopaths, are creepy. But what’s more creepy is that one is a fictional character born in the mind of someone with a strong propensity toward darkness. The other is real – a non-fictional, real person with way too much power, and also with a strong propensity toward darkness. And the repercussions of our modern-day Dr. Strangelove have been astoundingly devastating. No, all of humanity did not die from the psycho-bio-experiments being done at the Wuhan lab, but some estimates say as many as 15 million people did.
Good job.
I’ll admit I’m not a huge Sean Hannity fan. However, recently on his show, “Hannity”, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, said some very interesting things about Dr. Strangelove…I mean, Dr. Fauci.
(They were discussing the recent knife attack of the Senator’s staff member, Phillip Todd, which occurred in broad daylight in Washington D.C. The attacker had gotten out of prison the day prior, after serving 12 years for forcing two women into prostitution. Todd is still in the hospital in serious condition, with a number of deep knife wounds, one of which was to his head.) Of course, our nation’s capital is a representation of the rest of our nation’s cities (and beyond), in which the defund-the-police, and no-bail movement (the ideology that bail and lawfulness, prosecutions and holding people accountable is racist) has ruined thousands of lives. As we all know, the irony is that, in the name of fighting racism, much of the devastation of this lawless ideology has been perpetrated against minorities.
And speaking of ruining thousands of lives: they went on to discuss Dr. Strangelove/Fauci.
*Regarding the flare-up of myocarditis in young, teenage males after receiving the Moderna vaccine. This phenomena is occurring about 28 times the rate as it is in the normal public, and is higher than anyone who has had Covid.
When asked what he (Senator Paul) thinks of Dr. Fauci:
“I am 100% confident that Fauci lied to us. And that they were doing dangerous research there (at the Wuhan Lab), and I would say all of the evidence I’ve seen so far points towards it coming from a lab, and it all adds together. And proximity makes a difference. The fact that the lab is within walking distance of where most of the coronaviruses in the world; the largest collection of coronaviruses in the world is within walking distance of where this started…it’s just too many coincidences to add up. But there’s also evidence that this virus, Covid-19, is the product of something that was being developed and experimented upon. The group in Wuhan actually asked our Defense Department for money, and said they wanted to take a coronavirus, like Covid, and put something in it to make it more infectious. It’s called a Furin Cleavage site. It’s not found in nature, and that’s exactly what Covid turned out to be. So, this is a mystery, but it’s also a mystery with a cover-up. We have now found that American universities have given money to military research in China. And we are gonna to get to the bottom of this. But there’s a massive cover up going on. And the lead in all of the cover up has been Fauci. We now have information that he’s still working for government, even though he says he’s retired. And it is my belief that he is worried about being indicted, and so he continues to work so he’ll get legal protection from the federal government. But, this is wrong on every level of it and we are gonna get to the bottom of it. We are sending a letter to find out what the actual status of his employment is. Is he retired? Is he still getting a federal detail? So, there’s a lot of stuff going on, but at the top of this…at the top of every sordid concern we have, it’s Tony Fauci.”
From Newsweek, April 28, 2020, by Fred Guterl:
But just last year, the National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases, the organization led by Dr. Fauci, funded scientists at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and other institutions for work on gain-of-function research on bat coronaviruses.
In 2019, with the backing of NIAID, the National Institutes of Health committed $3.7 million over six years for research that included some gain-of-function work. The program followed another $3.7 million, 5-year project for collecting and studying bat coronaviruses, which ended in 2019, bringing the total to $7.4 million.
Many scientists have criticized gain of function research, which involves manipulating viruses in the lab to explore their potential for infecting humans, because it creates a risk of starting a pandemic from accidental release.
(Ya think?) Emphasis mine.
You can read the whole article here:
And a more up-to-date article by the NY Post, here:
When discussing the real threat of myocarditis in young men, (in relation to receiving of vaccines), Senator Paul says:
“So, it’s about 28 times what you would expect for young men. That’s still makes it fairly rare; we’re talking about…you know, uh, I can’t give you the exact number per hundred thousand, but it might be five or ten per hundred thousand. But you have to weigh that against the risks of the disease. What is the chance that your child will be hospitalized from Covid? What’s the chance that your child will be hospitalized or die if they’ve already had Covid? You know, you have to weigh the risk and benefit. So, that’s why I’ve always said, if you’re over 65 or over 70, the risk of the disease, at least for the last couple of years, has been much greater than any perceived, or any real risk of the vaccine. I believe that. But if you’re younger, the risk of the vaccine, even though they’re rare, can actually exceed the risk of the disease, and in all likelihood, do. And I think giving 3 vaccines…we have universities mandating 3 vaccines…I think that’s malpractice…because the risk of the myocarditis increases with each vaccine. There’s a lot of compromises that could happen here. One vaccine, no vaccine, if your kid’s already had it. But instead the government says, “Do as you’re told. Don’t think about his. Don’t listen to any dissent. Just do as you’re told.” And that’s a recipe for bad medicine, and really, malpractice.”
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