Forwarded from Ice Age Farmer
Australia: one of only two refineries has caught fire.
Emergency services responding to reports of "explosions and flames" at the Geelong oil refinery, and the blaze is still "not yet under control" after 8 hours of firefighting.
The timing of this β with Australia only weeks away from running out of jet fuel and diesel β is astounding.
The Australian gov recently conducted a tabletop exercise pulling together 300 people across agencies to simulate a response to a multi-crisis situation involving energy shortages, h5 bird flu hitting animals and people, among other factors.
When viewed with other "random" refineries like Dos Bocas (Mexico), Port Arthur (Texas), and El Segundo (California), the dots begin to connect to form a pretty compelling picture...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-16/geelong-corio-refinery-fire/106569692
Emergency services responding to reports of "explosions and flames" at the Geelong oil refinery, and the blaze is still "not yet under control" after 8 hours of firefighting.
The timing of this β with Australia only weeks away from running out of jet fuel and diesel β is astounding.
The Australian gov recently conducted a tabletop exercise pulling together 300 people across agencies to simulate a response to a multi-crisis situation involving energy shortages, h5 bird flu hitting animals and people, among other factors.
When viewed with other "random" refineries like Dos Bocas (Mexico), Port Arthur (Texas), and El Segundo (California), the dots begin to connect to form a pretty compelling picture...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-16/geelong-corio-refinery-fire/106569692
www.abc.net.au
Uncertainty over fuel supplies after major fire at oil refinery in Geelong
An "unprecedented" fire has broken out at one of two remaining oil refineries producing fuel for Australians, with residents in parts of Geelong told to stay indoors due to smoke.
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There is a global concerted effort ongoing right now to erase anonymity online because the free internet puts power mongers at risk.
Without anonymity, governments can find dissenters and problems early and nip them in the bud.
Doxxing will become an even bigger problem than it already is.
It will make arrests and firings a walk in the park.
Anonymity allows whistleblowers to speak, allows dissidents to organize, and creates a true marketplace of ideas.
During the COVID era discussions in academia were shut down and moved online where professionals could discuss trends and data without risk of persecution or firing. In some cases in Europe and Australia, professionals faced legal ramifications for speaking up.
The rise of the dissident right in 2016 and its continuance has it's roots in online discussion. After years of manipulated Overton window shifts, the dissident right appeared to counter these shifts as well as a counter to the established right. These discussions were and sometimes still are dangerous to careers and entire livelihoods. Anonymity allows these discussions to be had.
Governments do not operate morally and will pretend this is all done to "protect the children" but in reality it's a power grab to stop dissent in the future.
There is AMPLE evidence of the US government and other governments doing this in the past.
"Through counterintelligence it should be possible to pinpoint potential troublemakers and neutralize them"
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/8250/all-info
https://x.com/spikesguides/status/2044766352120938828
Without anonymity, governments can find dissenters and problems early and nip them in the bud.
Doxxing will become an even bigger problem than it already is.
It will make arrests and firings a walk in the park.
Anonymity allows whistleblowers to speak, allows dissidents to organize, and creates a true marketplace of ideas.
During the COVID era discussions in academia were shut down and moved online where professionals could discuss trends and data without risk of persecution or firing. In some cases in Europe and Australia, professionals faced legal ramifications for speaking up.
The rise of the dissident right in 2016 and its continuance has it's roots in online discussion. After years of manipulated Overton window shifts, the dissident right appeared to counter these shifts as well as a counter to the established right. These discussions were and sometimes still are dangerous to careers and entire livelihoods. Anonymity allows these discussions to be had.
Governments do not operate morally and will pretend this is all done to "protect the children" but in reality it's a power grab to stop dissent in the future.
There is AMPLE evidence of the US government and other governments doing this in the past.
"Through counterintelligence it should be possible to pinpoint potential troublemakers and neutralize them"
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/8250/all-info
https://x.com/spikesguides/status/2044766352120938828
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Forwarded from Mike Benz
Media is too big
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That's why all these social media ban laws for teenagers are paired with mandatory state laws to impose "media literacy" Clockwork Orange training & prohibitions on citing from banned news sources on school assignments
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The French state is using hypermodern military technology to take action against unvaccinated cows and disobedient farmers.
A recent image shows a drone equipped with a thermal imaging camera circling over French fields in order to track down unvaccinated cows.
The picture was taken by Ananda Guillet, president of the Kokopelli Association, which has been campaigning for the right to free food and self-determination in agriculture for years. Guillet shared it on X, thereby causing a wave of indignation.
The authorities are looking for unvaccinated cows. They believe that farmers scatter the cows in order to avoid the state-prescribed mandatory vaccination against skin nodular disease. Farmers report that the cows often become ill only after vaccination and suffer serious vaccine damage.(tkp)
A recent image shows a drone equipped with a thermal imaging camera circling over French fields in order to track down unvaccinated cows.
The picture was taken by Ananda Guillet, president of the Kokopelli Association, which has been campaigning for the right to free food and self-determination in agriculture for years. Guillet shared it on X, thereby causing a wave of indignation.
The authorities are looking for unvaccinated cows. They believe that farmers scatter the cows in order to avoid the state-prescribed mandatory vaccination against skin nodular disease. Farmers report that the cows often become ill only after vaccination and suffer serious vaccine damage.(tkp)
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