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A close relative of mine is a carer. She has just been asked by her boss if she will go for the jab next week. She's only in her twenties and has refused. Her boss said that's OK but I have to tell the CQC. because they want the numbers. I bet they....... do!! Many of her colleagues don't want it either so I think they will refuse too.
There are a lot of bad side effects so far. I'm so glad she said no. She said she's prepared for loads of pressure eventually, but will leave if necessary.
What I wouldn't give to be this certain that everything is fine, the MSM is to be trusted and the government are working in our best interests"The tin foil hat brigade are outgoing themselves now. Latest "theory" is that Captain Tom didn't die of covid. No, he has in fact been killed by the vaccine. Apparently he did get the jab and the media did report it but since his death all mention of it has been hidden by the main stream media.."
I mean... Literally sharing newspaper articles and a sky TV clip saying he had the vaccine.. No one here has said the vaccine killed him... Some people like to stir the pot
Must be nice.It's so confusing to me that noting the clear parallels to our situation and the rise of totalitarian regimes throughout history as well as the CCP's current system of techo-dictatorship and how it may be a slippery slope and cause for concern is considered an extreme view? But the baseless idea that could never happen here is considered reasonable? We are extremely lucky to have never suffered at the hands of our government in this country but sadly it shows
I shouldn't probably admit this on a conspiracy thread, but my Grandad was a Mason
I was never tapped for blood or organs and he was the loveliest man ever. I think he went for some peace and quiet away from my Grandma nagging I know very little about Freemasonry but it's only at the highest ranks. Trump is apparently a 33rd level Mason. And most have no knowledge where they are in the hierarchy, for example I think Icke said that at some rank you're asked to spit on a cross as a test - if you do you're told you did the right thing and ascend to the next rank and if you don't you are told you've done the right thing and you've reached the top? Not too sure myself someone correct me if I'm talking titI shouldn't probably admit this on a conspiracy thread, but my Grandad was a Mason
I know about as much as you. My grandad would never give away what was spoken about, but it being secret is the whole point of going I guess.
I think right down at grass roots as it were, then its a bunch of blokes scratching each others backs (like getting parking tickets revoked because you know a police man that goes) and having a beer and chat together.
I am hugely sceptical about what happens further up though, and have always thought about it being dark.
If anything like that had ever been seen from my grandad then he'd have never gone back, he was a man who was hugely protective of others, always stuck up for people and was law abiding
Love this from Delingpole
www.breitbart.com
Delingpole: We Didn't Vote for it, But Boris's Green Whopper is Coming
One day we are going to survey the wreck of this country to ask: 'When did I vote for this eco-fascist crap?' The answer is that you didn't.
www.breitbart.com
To be completely honest, if I'm looking for factual reporting, I'd believe the tea leaves over the DM.
This is a creepy AF story..
Has anyone here ever heard about a website called “This Person Does Not Exist”? It was started up by a computer programmer, and basically it’s just pictures of people that are made by AI, they are not real people, and everytime you refresh the page, a new face pops up.
Well, there was this girl, who was a college student, and she got obsessed with this site, and for a couple of weeks, she would look at these random pictures trying to find similarities between them, and she also noticed that some pictures had weird numbers and letters on them. So, she eventually gets bored of the website, and kind of forgets about it. That is until she’s at work, and she’s bored, so she goes on Facebook, and the site appeared on a meme group she was in, and everyone was posting photos they had found there, so, she joins in, and is looking through the site for interesting photos to post, when she finds a photo of herself!! And she said this photo was not taken from her social media, but was a random candid photo of her that someone had taken of her without her knowledge.
So, she decided to investigate what the hell was going on, as this site only posts photos of people who don’t exist!! And she ended up on some weird “onion” site (which is on the tor browser- deep web) and this is where it gets even more creepy, because this “onion” deep web site was “selling” the “product” in the photo, which was this girl !!
I’m going to link the story, so you can see what happened, but it definitely creeped me out, because I’ve been on the “This Person Does Not Exist” site, and it’s definitely very weird looking at photos of people who allegedly don’t exist, but as this girl found out, some of them DO exist!!
Here’s the full transcript of what happened to her..
And here’s the website “This Person Does Not Exist”...
thispersondoesnotexist.com
Im sure you’ll agree it’s as creepyAF
Has anyone here ever heard about a website called “This Person Does Not Exist”? It was started up by a computer programmer, and basically it’s just pictures of people that are made by AI, they are not real people, and everytime you refresh the page, a new face pops up.
Well, there was this girl, who was a college student, and she got obsessed with this site, and for a couple of weeks, she would look at these random pictures trying to find similarities between them, and she also noticed that some pictures had weird numbers and letters on them. So, she eventually gets bored of the website, and kind of forgets about it. That is until she’s at work, and she’s bored, so she goes on Facebook, and the site appeared on a meme group she was in, and everyone was posting photos they had found there, so, she joins in, and is looking through the site for interesting photos to post, when she finds a photo of herself!! And she said this photo was not taken from her social media, but was a random candid photo of her that someone had taken of her without her knowledge.
So, she decided to investigate what the hell was going on, as this site only posts photos of people who don’t exist!! And she ended up on some weird “onion” site (which is on the tor browser- deep web) and this is where it gets even more creepy, because this “onion” deep web site was “selling” the “product” in the photo, which was this girl !!
I’m going to link the story, so you can see what happened, but it definitely creeped me out, because I’ve been on the “This Person Does Not Exist” site, and it’s definitely very weird looking at photos of people who allegedly don’t exist, but as this girl found out, some of them DO exist!!
Here’s the full transcript of what happened to her..
And here’s the website “This Person Does Not Exist”...
Stability AI
AI by the people for the people. We are building the foundation to activate humanity's potential.
thispersondoesnotexist.com
Im sure you’ll agree it’s as creepyAF
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That's on the subreddit nosleep which is for people to put up short stories, they aren't realThis is a creepy AF story..
Has anyone here ever heard about a website called “This Person Does Not Exist”? It was started up by a computer programmer, and basically it’s just pictures of people that are made by AI, they are not real people, and everytime you refresh the page, a new face pops up.
Well, there was this girl, who was a college student, and she got obsessed with this site, and for a couple of weeks, she would look at these random pictures trying to find similarities between them, and she also noticed that some pictures had weird numbers and letters on them. So, she eventually gets bored of the website, and kind of forgets about it. That is until she’s at work, and she’s bored, so she goes on Facebook, and the site appeared on a meme group she was in, and everyone was posting photos they had found there, so, she joins in, and is looking through the site for interesting photos to post, when she finds a photo of herself!! And she said this photo was not taken from her social media, but was a random candid photo of her that someone had taken of her without her knowledge.
So, she decided to investigate what the hell was going on, as this site only posts photos of people who don’t exist!! And she ended up on some weird “onion” site (which is on the tor browser- deep web) and this is where it gets even more creepy, because this “onion” deep web site was “selling” the “product” in the photo, which was this girl !!
I’m going to link the story, so you can see what happened, but it definitely creeped me out, because I’ve been on the “This Person Does Not Exist” site, and it’s definitely very weird looking at photos of people who allegedly don’t exist, but as this girl found out, some of them DO exist!!
Here’s the full transcript of what happened to her..
And here’s the website “This Person Does Not Exist”...
Stability AI
AI by the people for the people. We are building the foundation to activate humanity's potential.
Im sure you’ll agree it’s as creepyAF
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I’ve been on the site loads of times, and it’s definitely very creepy looking at pictures of people who (allegedly) don’t exist. I’ve linked it above if anyone wants to check it out. As to whether it’s a real story, I think it is, and just because the person doesn’t say anything about the police doesn’t prove anything. Also, the dark web is very real, and they say that you can buy anything on there, and I would imagine that would include people trafficking..
I definitely didn’t know that!! But the original site is real “This Person Does Not Exist”. Also, if it’s not a real story, why are people replying to it as if it is real? Surely users of Reddit would be aware that’s it a “story” section??? That doesn’t make any sense!!
I'm dying to click on that link, but the story scared me into not doing it!This is a creepy AF story..
Has anyone here ever heard about a website called “This Person Does Not Exist”? It was started up by a computer programmer, and basically it’s just pictures of people that are made by AI, they are not real people, and everytime you refresh the page, a new face pops up.
Well, there was this girl, who was a college student, and she got obsessed with this site, and for a couple of weeks, she would look at these random pictures trying to find similarities between them, and she also noticed that some pictures had weird numbers and letters on them. So, she eventually gets bored of the website, and kind of forgets about it. That is until she’s at work, and she’s bored, so she goes on Facebook, and the site appeared on a meme group she was in, and everyone was posting photos they had found there, so, she joins in, and is looking through the site for interesting photos to post, when she finds a photo of herself!! And she said this photo was not taken from her social media, but was a random candid photo of her that someone had taken of her without her knowledge.
So, she decided to investigate what the hell was going on, as this site only posts photos of people who don’t exist!! And she ended up on some weird “onion” site (which is on the tor browser- deep web) and this is where it gets even more creepy, because this “onion” deep web site was “selling” the “product” in the photo, which was this girl !!
I’m going to link the story, so you can see what happened, but it definitely creeped me out, because I’ve been on the “This Person Does Not Exist” site, and it’s definitely very weird looking at photos of people who allegedly don’t exist, but as this girl found out, some of them DO exist!!
Here’s the full transcript of what happened to her..
And here’s the website “This Person Does Not Exist”...
Stability AI
AI by the people for the people. We are building the foundation to activate humanity's potential.
Im sure you’ll agree it’s as creepyAF
True or not, that's seriously scary!! I'd love to know what happened if its true.
The dark web terrifies me, there's some seriously fucked up people out there!
I find it very interesting that people would reply to a post that is allegedly in a “horror story” Reddit that is supposedly fake
I mean, these people answering the person surely must know??
Nevertheless, it scared the crap out of me!!
I mean, these people answering the person surely must know??
Nevertheless, it scared the crap out of me!!
I posted over on the Captain Tom thread that I thought maybe the daughter's company, Maytrix Change Management, had been consultants to the Government at the start of the pandemic because they seem to specialise in helping businesses with implementing working from home and other change.
If the Ingram Moores came up with the idea of having their Dad walk to raise money, whilst working for the Government, it would explain how come they received so much attention.
I don't think he had the vaccine because I can't see the media and Government passing up the chance to film him having it, to use as propaganda.
However, if Janet Street Porter is standing by her original article, then I'm open to the possibility that he had the shot and had a bad reaction.
I posted before that two relatives of mine had the Pfizer shot, and one in particular felt very ill afterwards.
Maybe they didn't realise it was a horror story page.. I'd have never known after following a link.
The comments make it even more scary I must admit.
That would make a really good film, I love stuff like that!
Still not clicking on the website though.. probably because I've watched one too many scary films
How's your mum now Dolly?
My aunty had her AZ jab today- says she didn't feel a thing, so I'm praying it stays that way!
The comments make it even more scary I must admit.
That would make a really good film, I love stuff like that!
Still not clicking on the website though.. probably because I've watched one too many scary films
How's your mum now Dolly?
My aunty had her AZ jab today- says she didn't feel a thing, so I'm praying it stays that way!
Mum is doing a lot better now thanksMaybe they didn't realise it was a horror story page.. I'd have never known after following a link.
The comments make it even more scary I must admit.
That would make a really good film, I love stuff like that!
Still not clicking on the website though.. probably because I've watched one too many scary films
How's your mum now Dolly?
My aunty had her AZ jab today- says she didn't feel a thing, so I'm praying it stays that way!
, hope your auntie stays ok 
Yes, it would definitely make a good film !! And here’s a (real) article about the creepy website!!
This Creepy Website Creates Fake Realistic Looking People - Berify
This Person Does Not Exist make images that look just like real people, faking one's identity seems more accessible than ever.
berify.com
Also, I did hear another creepy story about the dark web, I can’t remember where I heard it, but it was about some guy who went on Tor, and found a really awful website about cannibalism, and it gave me nightmares!! I think it was called the Cannibal Cafe!!
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Have you checked out their website and everything they offer? They seemed well ahead of the game and are incredibly business savvy!
It does make sense that they could have links to the government - people like the Inghams need people like them to progress. On the website they say about Land and developments, so will definitely have contacts. It was a definite move to get their names really known and 100% a business move!
I'm not sure they'd have filmed him having it done. The likes of Sir David Attenborough have had it and he didn't get filmed, but for Sky and JSP to report it means they must have had it confirmed by someone, then to have all that wiped away smacks of guilt and cover up. Add all that together and the hugely possible links to Government and its no wonder that people are questioning things.
The jabs seem to affect people quite quickly, so not buying that the jab harmed him. However, by saying he never had it does take away public worry. Imagine if people started linking the two up, their PR drive for it would be up the wall!
The media are doing a fabulous job of not mentioning that care home deaths are up 46% since it came out, so they can't add Captain Tom on that as well
Re: The Captain Tom Story, I must say that the more I hear about the daughter, the more dodgy it all sounds...Which is a shame really.
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