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[nimbork]

These words have no feelings, they are just words - 100% ice cold logic. Be careful about potimism, sorry - optimism. No freebies.

Soo... Humans created the covid virus, created in the sence that we could have skipped the whole global pandemic fear thingy. Case in point: Thailand was never really that severely hit by the virus[es] - for a long time very few thai people died. Then around April 2021 people started dieing like flies. The reason was fear, nothing more and nothing less.

Then some simple math; 1 2 3 or more correctly a b c. There is a reason why it's called covid-19. Forget about the 19, focus on the Covid, C is the third letter of the alphabet. We had the first and second war for global domination. The third might be sooner than most people like to think.

To be edited and continued in the future. Part of a larger story that is mostly forgotten in simple English.

[nimbork]

Soo...

Some people had the so called ww1 and ww2 which was mostly about Europe. It's just history with a typo. Now the third European war [often misspelled as ww3] might be closer than you think.

Now we have drought and other forms of extreme weather, making food very difficult to grow. Actually forget about extreme weather, just focus on dry soil - dry land, or simply drought.

Lack of food makes people on edge, real shortages - ie you only get one or two small meals per 24 hours, makes some people dangerous. Today Europe is over populated and so there will be another european war when we start running out of food. Most countries in Europe are unable to grow enough food for it's people.

For anyone looking for a hidden message - there is none, sorry.

Next time: How the covid pandemic was

a) created by humans and b) a war drill

[nimbork]

Now that requires patience, great capture.

Hauntober 19: Familiar. Photos by Amber Maitrejean, Familiar: Maestro. 

[nimbork]

I write and write - more and more, yet all is written, all is sad. The differende between listening to music at home and experiencing some sort of live performance. It's all about the typos.