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This vid is a breath of fresh air, a welcome and fun interlude in the worry and woe of these crazy days.
Tucker puts Elon's Cybertruck through its paces in the back country of Maine, and we meet some colourful characters along the way.
Say what you want about electric cars, I've actually driven the latest Model S, which is not a million miles from the Cybertruck. It's an extremely impressive vehicle, with absolutely insane acceleration, hitting 0 to 60 in less than 2.5 seconds. And that ride...like floating on air as the world whisks by, in comfort, style, and silence. Personally, I wouldn't want to own one (for the same reasons brought up in the video), but it sure is fun to drive!
- Tucker Puts the Cybertruck to the Ultimate Test (Full Review)
58 mins
Edit: saw mountain_jim beat me to it :) nevermind, watch the same vid on twitter or youtube
- Tucker Makes Crowd Go Quiet When Audience Member Asks This:
Asks what...???Quote:
Posted by ExomatrixTV
"What is the "life expectancy" of the disinformation news agencies like: CNN & NBC?"Quote:
Posted by Bill RyanAsks what...???Quote:
Posted by ExomatrixTV
Yeah, I could/should have added that ... will do better next time Sir.
cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳
^ excerpt from above
https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/1823438948842017189
This is true, of course, but in Fauci's case, I honestly don't think he took the shot. That would imply ignorance. Fauci is a lot of things, but he's not ignorant nor blinded by zealotry. He knew way too much about this poison and what it does to willfully take 6 jabs of it.Quote:
Posted by mountain_jim
Of course he claims otherwise (how could he not?), but if it turns out he actually took the shots I would be very surprised.
I really like him but that is a bit too hyperbolic imv. Most here on Avalon including me refused to take it. But who of us is 'proud' of that? I'm happy about it, yeah, but not proud. I also don't see my refusal as an 'achievement'. It was just the most natural and well-informed thing to do. :Angel:Quote:
Posted by mountain_jim
Well I also DO see it as an achievement, for standing up for what's right and proving to myself resistance is not futile.Quote:
Posted by Open Minded DudeI really like him but that is a bit too hyperbolic imv. Most here on Avalon including me refused to take it. But who of us is 'proud' of that? I'm happy about it, yeah, but not proud. I also don't see my refusal as an 'achievement'. It was just the most natural and well-informed thing to do. :Angel:Quote:
Posted by mountain_jim
The family and parental pressure I endured to stand my ground was extreme.
(Fortunately, I was working remotely and did not have to travel during that time.)
I told my Mother that we could not attend my Dad's 90th birthday celebration dinner in front of 50 family and his friends, as she was trying to require us to get the jab to attend and 'keep everyone there safe'
She later relented, as our presence there was more important to her than our vax status.
My Dad yelled at me at the dinner table for bringing the subject up one too many times.
(He later died of turbo cancer and emergency room shift-change inattention as his airway was blocked by vomit from what the cancer was doing in his stomach, after a cat scan a week earlier had found nothing.
I also had a few friends from long ago that broke off all contact with me over this.
Anyone who quit their job, career, or education track rather than submit is who I admire the most for this resistance achievement.
The refusal decision cost for individuals was not a one-size-fits-all by any means.
I agree with mountain_jim; the achievement is by retaining one's wits and rational thought processes (to come to the most natural and well-informed thing to do) amid such a powerful mind-control psyop that literally rendered the majority of people on the planet to NPCs. This wasn't your typical propaganda drive; this was a mass hypnosis operation that literally zombified and programed most of the people walking among us, including friends and family. Scary stuff.Quote:
Posted by Open Minded DudeI really like him but that is a bit too hyperbolic imv. Most here on Avalon including me refused to take it. But who of us is 'proud' of that? I'm happy about it, yeah, but not proud. I also don't see my refusal as an 'achievement'. It was just the most natural and well-informed thing to do. :Angel:Quote:
Posted by mountain_jim
I agree, maybe a little egotistical to be "proud" about it, but resisting the program, imv, was certainly an achievement.
I would just add, I think society as a whole is still largely in denial about this. We all just went through a horrific ordeal at tremendous cost, yet on the other side of it, those who participated in the mandates and tyrannical behavior that cost people their jobs, careers, education opportunities (and in some cases even their health and lives), are relatively silent and un-remorseful about it. There are little-to-no public apologies or admissions of wrong-doing, even given everything we now "know" (which some of us knew from the beginning by virtue of retaining our "well-informed" reasoning amid the massive mind-control attack). It is as if society, as a whole, somehow now understands it was duped and reacted in "bad" way and by "mistake", yet few are emboldened to acknowledge it openly. Kudos to Tucker Carlson for bucking that trend, even if his remarks are sensitive and off-putting.Quote:
Posted by mountain_jim
If we're destined not to repeat the same mistakes again (or be subject to them), this shouldn't be something we pretend never happened that "we just don't talk about". The next plandemic, is literally, just around the corner.