When Princess Bajrakitiyabha collapsed last December, I was in Chennai, India. Returning to Thailand two weeks later, I expected news of her death to dominate conversations. The palace never admitted she had died, however, but was just in a coma, and Thais were urged to pray for her recovery. Everywhere across the kingdom, shrines with her portrait have mushroomed. You can even find them at schools and shopping malls.<\/p>\n
As of 2\/6\/23, the princess is supposedly still alive, though unconscious, and if you\u2019re inside Thailand, it\u2019s literally a crime to challenge or question the king, so she isn\u2019t dead until he says so.<\/p>\n
Tyrants don\u2019t just control lives, but information, and here, I\u2019m also talking about the entire West, of course. When a Pfizer employee was recently taped boasting about Jewjabbing crimes, YouTube deleted the evidence, \u201cThis video has been removed for violating YouTube\u2019s Terms of Service.\u201d<\/p>\n
With so much pushback against Covid lies from the Jewjacked media, YouTube disabled its dislike button 16 months ago. YouTube\u2019s CEO, Susan Wojcicki, is Jewish. Did I just commit a hate crime? Is Jewish a hateful word?<\/p>\n
It is, apparently. After I listed many powerful Jews behind the Jewjab genocide, Blogger\/Google deleted my post, with this explanation:<\/p>\n
Your content has violated our Hate Speech policy. Please visit our Community Guidelines page linked in this email to learn more.<\/p>\n
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We encourage you to review the full content of your blog posts to make sure they are in line with our standards as additional violations could result in termination of your blog.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s OK to mass murder millions, like Jewish Albert Bourla, but it\u2019s hate speech to name the culprits. Aren\u2019t you nauseated to live in such a sick world, but that\u2019s the New Normal, eh.<\/p>\n
Though Klaus Schwab wrote Covid 19: The Great Reset<\/em>, most people still dismiss it as a conspiracy theory. Ron Unz, for example, pays no attention to this sinister agenda. Instead, he still drones on about how Jewjabs are unquestionably safe and effective.<\/p>\n Am I glad to be as far away as possible from the nuthouse that\u2019s the United States of America!<\/p>\n Here in Siem Reap, I\u2019m surrounded by sane people going about their daily business. I often hear laughter and see children play<\/a>. Most faces are maskless. Having experienced a horrible great reset not that long ago, Cambodians just want to be left alone.<\/p>\n In his Pol Pot<\/em>, Philip Short sums up what they were subjected to, \u201cMoney, law courts, newspapers, the postal system and foreign telecommunications \u2014 even the concept of the city \u2014 were all simply abolished. Individual rights were not curtailed in favour of the collective, but extinguished altogether. Individual creativity, initiative, originality were condemned per se.<\/em> Individual consciousness was systematically demolished.\u201d<\/p>\n To enforce such a radical regiment, many woke fanatics were enlisted to punish, torture or kill those who failed to obey. Leaders of the Khmer Rouge were Paris educated intellectuals, however, so it was a foreign ideology triggered that genocide.<\/p>\n Beware of know-it-alls who are righteously convinced they know what\u2019s best for you, though some are just motivated by hatred or a twisted need for revenge.<\/p>\n Here in Siem Reap, I\u2019ve been feasting on blood. Morning, I might be at Taste of Khmer Soup to have their boat noodles, a Thai dish with a dark broth enriched with cow blood. Evening, I\u2019m likely at Li La, to have their rice gruel with chitterlings, pig maw, pig\u2019s trotter and pig blood curd. It\u2019s not kosher, of course, and illegal even in Chinese majority Singapore, for they\u2019ve lost their way, but I\u2019m in Cambodia.<\/p>\n Last night at Li La,<\/a> four white people hesitated then walked in. A disaster, I thought, and sure enough, they got up after studying the yellowed menu that\u2019s patched with white and clear tapes. \u201cI\u2019m sorry,\u201d a middle-aged white woman said as she stroked the waitress\u2019 arm.<\/p>\n Though there are familiar stir fried dishes like cashew chicken, they\u2019re tucked at the back. At the front are frightful sounding entries like \u201cCooked with intestine, Stomach (Big)<\/a>\u201d and \u201cSausaga (Big).\u201d The latter is illustrated by a dark photo of four curving phalluses<\/a>, or fossilized turds, chopped up. With your meat or blood, you can order a 50 cent portion of rice gruel or steamed rice.<\/p>\n Rhyming with cruel, rice gruel is so much more evocative than porridge, a pussified word suitable only for babies. Can I have more porridge, mommy?<\/p>\n Speaking of moms, I returned to Siem Reap with dark, free flowing fantasies of eating often<\/a> at Best Mom, but since I couldn\u2019t book a room near it, I\u2019ve only been there twice.<\/p>\n
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