"The nickname reminds me a bit of FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary. Is this really who he is? I strongly disagree with this comment. First, there was only a fake pandemic, meaning there wasn't one at all. And second, how could something that didn't exist have any positive aspects? Given the damage caused and the millions murdered, I see nothing positive about the fraud, but rather much that is abhorrent. Was this comment also a form of propaganda falsely trying to tell us 'everything will be fine now because the problem has been identified'?"
I find these articles kind of hard to follow with respect to attributions and who's commenting on what, but I'm taking the above quote as replying to "KarMa's" comment about her (I assume) evolution on vaccines. With that established, it read to me like a legit thing for her to say, and since it's been the experience of a lot of people it's not exactly groundbreaking. KarMa used the term "scamdemic," which I take to mean she doesn't think there was a real pandemic. I haven't heard Marty Makary say that, but I have heard a lot of people describe their evolution in similar terms in comments on Substacks by Eugyppius, Mark Oshinskie, Conspiracy Sarah, and several others.
As for the silver lining in the fraud, I've made that point myself many, many times: Few people were as pro-vaccine or pro-modern medicine as I was through 2020, and I've had to discard virtually all of it since then. I thought vaccines ended diseases like measles and polio. "Covid" the non-virus and non-pandemic led me to the work of Katherine Watt and Sasha Latypova. I added that to what I already knew from The Free Thought Project, The Rutherford Institute, the Tenth Amendment Center, the AAPS, and several other sources. I'm not the only one doing extra thinking and researching, and that's the silver lining. That's the positive aspect: that the kakistocracy has shown its hand and that so many more people know now what the WEF and WHO are; how the DoD's involved in all the fuckery; what Gates has really been doing with his "vaccines" in India and Africa; that the parents of vaccine-injured kids have been telling the truth all these decades, etc. Before 2020, people dismissed all that stuff as Glenn Beck conspiracy theories.
I always knew people were stupid and unthinking, but I never dreamed they were stupid enough and unthinking enough to believe in the healing powers of floor stickers. Did you? Isn't it better to go forward undeceived? I quit my job two years early rather than associate with all the covidiots. I cut some people out of my life for the same reason. For all the evil, there's that good. And this one: Until 2020 the evil was operating in a way that escaped even some of the most government-skeptical people out there. Now it's not. People can't fight what they don't know about, and far more know now than they did five years ago. That's a win.
I can see the validity of this approach and I definitely started at this point, but it still seems to be the cart before the horse. If the horse is a figment of someone’s imagination, what use is the cart? Perhaps much harder to accept.
I get frustrated when I hear pro-health freedom doctors call the "covid" gene editing injection a "vaccine". It is NOT a vaccine. It's like they have completely forgotten that the definition of a vaccine was literally changed to make this poison fit into what the monsters had planned.
And so we learn that the FDA, CDC et al. are fronts for the Military Industrial Empire.
I break this reading in “ sessions “ ( apart from the petition) because I walk alone.
My choice because I refuse all orchestrated offers of “ friendship “…..these days.
Digesting solid food is still quite new to me but my body has its own mechanism for this , developed in my mother’s womb over the usual time period.
Love and blessings to you all.
From Sydney Australia.
"The nickname reminds me a bit of FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary. Is this really who he is? I strongly disagree with this comment. First, there was only a fake pandemic, meaning there wasn't one at all. And second, how could something that didn't exist have any positive aspects? Given the damage caused and the millions murdered, I see nothing positive about the fraud, but rather much that is abhorrent. Was this comment also a form of propaganda falsely trying to tell us 'everything will be fine now because the problem has been identified'?"
I find these articles kind of hard to follow with respect to attributions and who's commenting on what, but I'm taking the above quote as replying to "KarMa's" comment about her (I assume) evolution on vaccines. With that established, it read to me like a legit thing for her to say, and since it's been the experience of a lot of people it's not exactly groundbreaking. KarMa used the term "scamdemic," which I take to mean she doesn't think there was a real pandemic. I haven't heard Marty Makary say that, but I have heard a lot of people describe their evolution in similar terms in comments on Substacks by Eugyppius, Mark Oshinskie, Conspiracy Sarah, and several others.
As for the silver lining in the fraud, I've made that point myself many, many times: Few people were as pro-vaccine or pro-modern medicine as I was through 2020, and I've had to discard virtually all of it since then. I thought vaccines ended diseases like measles and polio. "Covid" the non-virus and non-pandemic led me to the work of Katherine Watt and Sasha Latypova. I added that to what I already knew from The Free Thought Project, The Rutherford Institute, the Tenth Amendment Center, the AAPS, and several other sources. I'm not the only one doing extra thinking and researching, and that's the silver lining. That's the positive aspect: that the kakistocracy has shown its hand and that so many more people know now what the WEF and WHO are; how the DoD's involved in all the fuckery; what Gates has really been doing with his "vaccines" in India and Africa; that the parents of vaccine-injured kids have been telling the truth all these decades, etc. Before 2020, people dismissed all that stuff as Glenn Beck conspiracy theories.
I always knew people were stupid and unthinking, but I never dreamed they were stupid enough and unthinking enough to believe in the healing powers of floor stickers. Did you? Isn't it better to go forward undeceived? I quit my job two years early rather than associate with all the covidiots. I cut some people out of my life for the same reason. For all the evil, there's that good. And this one: Until 2020 the evil was operating in a way that escaped even some of the most government-skeptical people out there. Now it's not. People can't fight what they don't know about, and far more know now than they did five years ago. That's a win.
Can’t say it enough… control, money and depopulation.
I can see the validity of this approach and I definitely started at this point, but it still seems to be the cart before the horse. If the horse is a figment of someone’s imagination, what use is the cart? Perhaps much harder to accept.
I get frustrated when I hear pro-health freedom doctors call the "covid" gene editing injection a "vaccine". It is NOT a vaccine. It's like they have completely forgotten that the definition of a vaccine was literally changed to make this poison fit into what the monsters had planned.
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We tried to protect them.
We don’t have to rescue them.
Not until this is over.
We protected the people we needed.
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God Bless You All & Your Efforts! 🙏