Many thanks for your deep-dive into pencilography and pencilhood; a realm that never knew any racism or artificial exclusion: all colors and shapes being equally OK and respected ...
{...and people starve...}
THAT's the whole point of the performance, NOT regime-change, gas, oil or transit-routes. FERTILIZER-shortage in the northern hemisphere and at worst possible time creating total panic on a world-wide scale. NOTHING else...
Well, a little additional plandemic with even more draconian lockdowns turning-up at everybody's porch for sure !!!
The Chosenites' entirely remote (kompromat)-controlled Judeo-Christian demolition team in full action.
Seems, the cough-era did not show the desired results in expected time-frame.
Welcome to the WEF's & WHO's depop-agenda which will lead straight into the NWO including all it's amenities that are soooo convenient ... 🤣🤣🤣
Lo and behold, when my father's house (the place where I grew up) was redone after he sold it last year, the basement pictures showed the old crank-handle red pencil sharpener screwed to the post at the bottom of the basement steps. I was surprised to see it wasn't removed. She's from around 1964 but not used for decades. I maybe use a pencil once or twice a year. But today, most lies are typed on a keyboard.
Years ago, I found myself in a small village in the far north of England. Like nearly anywhere in that country, it had notable history.
Foremost, it had a factory that made shoes by hand and another that was reputably the first to make pencils in bulk. The few pencils on display were bulky and brown, had no eraser but were no taller than today's pencils.
The display also described the complicated process whereby they were made. Both factories -- shoe and pencil -- employed a raft of people; all skilled at what they did.
Both, however, closed. They lost market share to foreign firms whose automated production processes yielded less costly products. But shoes, somewhere are still made by hand. Pricey and prized. Pencils, no.
Yes, getting that pencil is win-win for the economy . A war is lose -lose in My opinion and only the victors get to write the history, if there is a victory.
Many thanks for your deep-dive into pencilography and pencilhood; a realm that never knew any racism or artificial exclusion: all colors and shapes being equally OK and respected ...
{...and people starve...}
THAT's the whole point of the performance, NOT regime-change, gas, oil or transit-routes. FERTILIZER-shortage in the northern hemisphere and at worst possible time creating total panic on a world-wide scale. NOTHING else...
Well, a little additional plandemic with even more draconian lockdowns turning-up at everybody's porch for sure !!!
The Chosenites' entirely remote (kompromat)-controlled Judeo-Christian demolition team in full action.
Seems, the cough-era did not show the desired results in expected time-frame.
Welcome to the WEF's & WHO's depop-agenda which will lead straight into the NWO including all it's amenities that are soooo convenient ... 🤣🤣🤣
Just yee-haw and WOW !!!
Lo and behold, when my father's house (the place where I grew up) was redone after he sold it last year, the basement pictures showed the old crank-handle red pencil sharpener screwed to the post at the bottom of the basement steps. I was surprised to see it wasn't removed. She's from around 1964 but not used for decades. I maybe use a pencil once or twice a year. But today, most lies are typed on a keyboard.
Years ago, I found myself in a small village in the far north of England. Like nearly anywhere in that country, it had notable history.
Foremost, it had a factory that made shoes by hand and another that was reputably the first to make pencils in bulk. The few pencils on display were bulky and brown, had no eraser but were no taller than today's pencils.
The display also described the complicated process whereby they were made. Both factories -- shoe and pencil -- employed a raft of people; all skilled at what they did.
Both, however, closed. They lost market share to foreign firms whose automated production processes yielded less costly products. But shoes, somewhere are still made by hand. Pricey and prized. Pencils, no.
Yes, getting that pencil is win-win for the economy . A war is lose -lose in My opinion and only the victors get to write the history, if there is a victory.
Agree. Oftentimes, no one wins in war.
Really ??? ... 🤔🤔🤔
History shows, that some special-interest-groups ALWAYS win, regardless of the outcome on any kind of battlefield ...
The First Pencil: https://www.derwentart.com/en-gb/c/about/company/derwent-pencil-museum