Lessons from the Covid Time
Here are some of the lessons that we all should remember from that period when the world went mad with lies.
With the sudden renewed interest on the covid lunacy, I want to list some takeaways from that time. Some lessons that should be learned and passed onto the next generations so that they should have the benefit of what we lived through. So here are some of the lessons that we all should remember from that period when the world went mad with lies.
God is all. Hold hard to your faith. Without God we are nothing, we are lost, we are dust in the wind. The more that they torment you, then the more that you have the greatest possible reason to deepen your faith with Him. Every worldly test is an opportunity gifted from the Divine to reach out and ask God for His help.
This time will pass. When you are deep in the crap for having held firm to truth in a world that is screaming lies at you, know that this time will pass. And when it passes, don’t let them try and gaslight you about what happened. Remember this mantra: short time pain, long term gain. You can try and take the easy way out that is presented to you, but the reality will be far less easy than you realise.
The government and all of its minions are not your friends, they do not have your best interests at heart. They are your enemies. Interact with them accordingly.
The entire vaccine industry is not just a fraud, but most probably responsible for all of the modern ailments that were unknown barely a hundred years ago. For example, lung cancer was almost unheard of before the 1930s, and more people smoked then that at almost any time in history. The vaccine industry, the cancer treatment industry, and the cancer research industry are symbiotic organisms.
The medical establishment was paid bounties of hundreds of thousands of dollars for each patient enrolled in the covid statistics that the government desperately needed. The medical establishment participated whole heartedly in this cash bonanza funded by money stolen from taxpayers. Doctors, nurses and hospital administrators murdered people for money.
The media is an arm of the government. See previous point.
Celebrities are media whores who owe their fame to willingly taking the ticket. They will say and do whatever they are told to say and do.
Sports personalities are not as brought and paid for as celebrities, but are still very susceptible to financial and social pressure to get with the program. Some famous sportsmen did step up and speak out, such as Novak Djokovic.
The government and all of its tentacles will never admit to having done anything wrong. The tax office will still expect to be paid even when the government shut down your business.
People are easily manipulated by propaganda and fear. They will hate you for not also been susceptible to the same manipulation. The government will encourage their hatred through the use of division and ostracism. Rest assured that being ostracised by retards is an actual benefit for you, although it may not seem that way at the time.
Beans store very well and are packed with nutrients. Vegetable gardens allow you to have food for next to nothing. Chickens provide you with eggs if you give them the leftovers from the vegetable garden. All of this precludes you living in a city.
The best way to refuse coercion is to just say no. Don’t offer a reason, don’t offer an excuse, don’t attempt to defend your actions. Simply say no. No is a sentence in of itself.
They can’t force you to give in. They can do their very best to force you, but in the end the decision to cave is your very own, and you will have to live with that decision for the rest of your life. But do not fret if you caved; there will be plenty of opportunities to not give in coming soon to all of us. Learn from your experience.
Teach your children to seek truth, to love truth and to never betray truth. By the way, truth is God.
Please feel free to add your own lessons to this list.

None of your business, worked a few generations ago. I see no reason not to employ it, or the infamous What's it to you?