Credit to Crrow777 and Ian Clark
Crrow777: From The Lunar Wave To The “Firmament Wave”
Credit to Crrow777 and Ian Clark
Did you know that the death rate from measles declined by 98% BEFORE the measles vaccine was introduced?
— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) June 24, 2026
“This is all on the CDC website… That decline had nothing to do with vaccines.”
So, if vaccines didn’t do it, what caused that decline from 1900 to 1963?
The answer is… pic.twitter.com/B4wEL4xh6i
“Well kids, we did a false flag attack against ourselves so we had an excuse to murder everyone in Gaza. We tried to spin the genocide into a regional war through terror bombing of civilians, high-level assassinations and international blackmail rings, all while calling people… https://t.co/k9kWzsELl4
— Harrison H. Smith ✞ (@HarrisonHSmith) May 24, 2026
What are religious systems if not guides for ethics? Any religion worth its salt must give its followers a concrete notion of the good life - of virtue, justice, and rectitude. It needs to offer a conception of what counts as good in this world; it must explain how a person can be good, and how people collectively can create the best possible existence for themselves. These things will naturally be tied to a specific conception of God (or the gods), but still, concrete and specific ethical norms must be the outcome; otherwise, followers will be largely left in the dark regarding how to conduct a proper life.
Judaism is no exception. The basic outline of this religion is of course found in the Jewish Bible, the Old Testament (the Tanakh). Unfortunately, from an ethical perspective, the Old Testament is an utter fiasco: moral precepts abound, but they are ambiguous, contradictory, vapid, and arbitrary. And worse: they lead to a catastrophic and repulsive set of attitudes, as I will demonstrate. [Read More]