If you read my piece COVID19 is YOUR ASSIGNED MACHINE ACCESS CODE 🤔🤭🤫🤯 at any time before the current moment, you KNOW that there was a genocidal campaign afoot

https://gm-no.blogspot.com/2020/05/covid19-is-your-assigned-machine-access.html

Just the last line, by yours truly - a good portion is re-posted from Jim Stone [currently MIA]:

So...what does VfB say?

Well, I've researched GMOs for some time, and the correlation I'm making is that you will be converted into a GMO if you accept the shot - your body will, like an ear of BT corn, produce toxins within your own body, hastening a planned cellular breakdown.

How's that? 🎯🎰🎳

DON'T FALL FOR BIRX'S TIRED NLP OR CUOMO'S WORD MAGICK 💀 DR. SHERRI TENPENNY & OTHERS HAVE PREDICTED A DIE-OFF THAT WILL BE HORRIFIC IN SCALE

Source: the great Jim Crenshaw 🤠

Thumbnail: https://www.wbur.org/news/2021/03/10/covid-pandemic-memes-internet-moments

Governments killing people dead and laughing at us.

Source: Philosophers-stone.info pureblood: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/BFwpmlvkLsJY/

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She says she is a smart girl..…

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It has been a long and weird year, but at least we had something that the folks going through the 1918 pandemic didn't: the internet.

I don't want to dismiss how serious the pandemic has been: people have lost loved ones and jobs and have gone through so much trauma. Through the crush of bad news, I've personally found a lot of solace in memes this year. They've been a good way to feel like you're not the only one who's having a hard time.

And in a year where we all felt so distant from each other, sharing them with your friends also has been a good way to keep in touch and hold together a small sense of community.

In no particular order, here are some of my favorite memes — and other big moments for the internet. Want even more? Here's a tweet thread where I share the ones that didn't make the cut (and some are 18+ so reader beware).

https://www.wbur.org/inside/staff/meghan-b-kelly