ALAN writes:

This interesting bit of history is from The Medical Mafia: How to get out of it alive and take back our health and wealth  by Guylaine Lanctot, M.D.:

“In 1905, the Philippines had a mortality rate of 10% due to smallpox. After a massive vaccination program, it reached epidemic proportions, killing 25% of the population, by now vaccinated. Despite this, the authorities stepped up the vaccinations. In 1918, the worst epidemic killed 54% of the people there, at a time when 95% of the population had been vaccinated. Manila, the capital, where everyone had been vaccinated or revaccinated, was the hardest hit with 65%. The Island of Mindanao, where the inhabitants had refused to be vaccinated, was the least hit. Only 11%. Despite this evidence, anti-smallpox vaccinations continued and, in 1966, the W.H.O. launched a world campaign which would last 10 years, only to be abandoned because it proved to be ineffective…

“….It is hardly astonishing that, in every major vaccination campaign, one finds the same tangled web. Government, the military, Saint W.H.O., financiers, researchers, laboratories, universities, the CIA, and the World Bank….”

[The Medical Mafia: How to get out of it alive and take back our health and wealth, Miami, FL: Here’s The Key, Inc., 1995, pp. 117, 131; emphasis added.] Read More »

FOR THOSE of you who have not been tuning in to the riveting miniseries The Pandemic, I would like to explain briefly who the popular character “Delta Variant” is and also a little about the plot — though I strongly recommend you tune in yourself.

Episode Nine is currently underway. Now, Delta is a sinister and scary villain (I mean, can’t you tell by the Masonic, Luciferian name?) who has “appeared” after the series’ original arch villain, Covid, had been terrorizing the people in the Land of the Goody-Goodies for many months, as seen in previous episodes.

The Goody-Goodies just want to do what they are told and be nice people. The more conspicuously they can be nice, the better. The problem is, both of these supremely diabolical villains are invisible and they want to destroy every last Goody-Goody.

They enter people’s bodies when their victims are not looking and make them sick, sending them to the hospital where nurses and doctors work frantically to cure them. Many people do not make it out of the hospital.

The illness these marauders create is similar to the flu — and numerous other ailments. But it’s also different, in invisible ways. Neither Delta — a twin brother of Covid who learned everything he knows from him — nor Covid can be shot down with guns or bombs. They can only be poisoned with injections. These injections kill and sicken a lot of people, but it’s better to die that way than be killed by Delta or Covid.

Anyway, these invisible marauders are creating a lot of havoc for the Goody-Goodies. Read More »

ALAN writes:

The COVID “menace” is a myth involving relabeling, the hypostatizing of mysterious entities manufactured entirely out of the blue, naive and wholly unwarranted trust in doctors, and the false attribution to a single cause of myriad effects and occurrences arising from unrelated causes.

None of the COVID folderol is about health, medicine, or science.  It is about power, plain and simple.  It is a Communist-engineered, innocent-sounding pretext for unprecedented seizure of power and destruction of liberty and rights.  The only thing new is the medical-sounding pretext.

The COVID Fraud also offers wonderful opportunities for nobodies to become busybodies by joining the Mask Police Patrol, a job that enables them to stand around gawking at people, scolding them, barking out orders, and pushing people around – a veritable fiesta for petty tyrants.  I see them do this every week in St. Louis.

Much has been said about the life-destroying and health-destroying effects of so-called “vaccines” for that fake menace.  That is certainly a proper concern, especially when thousands of unwitting victims have learned it the hard way.

But there is a more fundamental concern:  The right to say NO; the right to choose; the right to discriminate; the right to be let alone.  These are among our inalienable rights.  We have them because we are human beings, not because government “gives” them to us. Read More »

TERRY MORRIS writes from Oklahoma:

I am very grateful that I live amongst people who, in spite of the “lying scumbags” (as you rightly refer to them) at the CDC and otherwise running the country, take all of this COVID nonsense with a grain of salt for the most part. In my ‘neck of the woods,’ you rarely see anyone wearing a mask or practicing “social distancing” beyond what is just common sense and common courtesy. That is to say, one should never invade someone else’s space, a principle that most of us around here were taught as youngsters, either explicitly, or implicitly by good example in our parents and elders. “My people,” among whom I live and work and move on a daily basis, might well be “under-educated” by national standards, but, and as I’ve pointed out many times since this whole COVID 19 crap started up, they are heads above the “common herd” populating the rest of the country when it comes to good old fashioned common sense. I do know several persons who have gotten the jab, but most of them are elderly and, well, they are individuals who are scared to death of death. Read More »

ALAN writes:

In a conversation with my mother in 1966, I distinctly remember saying, “We are living in a sick society.”  Today I would abjure the medical metaphor but stand by the judgment.  At that moment I had in mind primarily the practice of coercion in the form of government-mandated schooling, government-forced conscription for young American men, and government-forced involvement in the Vietnam War.  People who called themselves “Conservatives” spoke in defense of all those things, so I concluded that there was also something not quite right with “Conservatives.”

Neither educating children, nor ordering free men to become soldiers, nor dragging such men into foreign wars whose combatants did not threaten one inch of American soil or any part of American liberty was any of government’s business, I thought in 1966.  It did not occur to me then that, in effect, I was declaring my opposition to Communism, which is of course the consummate expression of coercion writ large. Read More »

FROM Jon Rappoport:

As my readers know, for the past year I’ve been demonstrating—with much evidence and proof—that the SARS-CoV-2 virus doesn’t exist.

Some people reply: “So why are all these people dying?” “What is the cause?”

I’ve answered those questions at length. I’m going to answer them again.

First of all, if someone says, “I know a family where three people died, so what else could it be, besides the virus,” the answer is:

I have no idea why these three people died. I’m not doing remote viewing. The person who asked the question has no idea, either.

But because we have no idea, that doesn’t mean it must be the virus. Think it through. It could be exposure to an environmental toxin. It could be the effects of a vaccine. It could be several different reasons acting in concert.

But that person says, “It wasn’t a toxin or a vaccine. They were all healthy until last month.” How does he know it wasn’t a toxin? And again, just because we don’t know, there is no reason to skip from there to: “It must have been the virus.”

Does “we don’t know” equal “the virus”? No.

Does “we don’t know” equal “let’s accept the official propaganda about the virus”? No.

Does “we don’t know” equal “let’s accept the preponderance of opinion”? No.

All right. Moving on—the most important thing to know about so-called COVID is: THERE IS NO SINGLE CAUSE OF ALL THESE PEOPLE DYING.

It isn’t one cause.

Read more here.

We should consider the fact that people living together often live under the same unhealthy conditions and face similar toxins. In the past year and a half, they would have faced the same psychological conditions of manufactured fear and stress and may have been treated with extreme and dangerous measures (such as ventilators or “vaccines”) because of the false belief that an unprecedented virus was at work and because of financial incentives to hospitals to treat with these extreme and dangerous measures. But, as Rappoport says here, each case would have to be considered on its own. I personally have heard of no such cases of three healthy people in a family dying at once. I know people have suffered and died. I also know the government has, by its own admission, misrepresented many deaths.

Here is another contrarian view:

What we may observe is that coronaviruses occur every year, and have done so for many years prior before you or I was born. We may see that some years are higher than others—this is to be expected. For instance, we know that some years, weather may be hotter or cooler than in other years. Likewise, viruses express themselves in a population cyclically, every year, every 10 years, every 100 years, and so forth. Viruses can express themselves generationally; they can skip generations. See polio, an ancient detoxification of the spine. When a population becomes too toxic, the body will express itself. It takes many years sometimes for a particular toxin to become great enough, at which point an entire population will detoxify at a similar time. This is the nature of the human body. The body takes many years to heal—for example, approximately every 40 years every tissue and cell within the body is completely replaced. Toxins can be passed on to the next generation. Eventually, these toxins are expelled in a great cleansing of whatever population is alive at the time. This can appear to be contagious, as all disease can appear, but there is no such thing as contagious insofar as disease is concerned.

This is a bold and radical statement, I realize, but given the enormous profit and control to be had from the concept of contagion, we should consider the evidence.

THIS SONG is dedicated to the obedient and naive people I saw in the supermarket yesterday wearing face masks.

Someday these people may wake up and realize that life is cruel and Daddy has lied to them. There will be lots of tears and shock. They may sing all the songs of betrayal they like, but by then, it will be far too late in the day.

If anybody comes up to me and asks why I am not dressed like a bank robber just like everybody else, they will get a few choice words about the lying scumbags at the CDC. I’m a very bad girl, a naughty, naughty girl. I just can’t get the hang of bowing to “experts.” What’s wrong with me? Their credentials do not impress me. Ooooh, Johns Hopkins!! Ooooh, Harvard!! They’re all the same lying scumbags to me.

It used to be a crime to be a bank robber, now it’s a crime not to be one. Read More »

ONCE UPON A TIME there was a young and earnest couple who married and had, by some miracle, three beautiful children in quick succession.

The couple loved their children very much. They wanted to raise them well. They had the very best intentions. They especially wanted their children to care about the world beyond themselves. They wanted their children’s lives to be filled with faith and sacrifice for others.

And that’s exactly how they raised them. Read More »

I SAID in the previous post that we should cultivate compassion and understanding. I firmly believe it. But charity sometimes entails the brutal truth.

And here it is. This woman is a flaming moron.

“I got the vaccine because I’m a mom of two and I need to make sure that I’m safe and that I’m around for them,” says Niesa [S.], 49. “It’s not something to be afraid of. Do your research from legitimate sources and trust the experts. Let’s get back to normal.”

Mrs. S., your moronity is so deep and so all-encompassing it threatens your children more than any fictitious virus could. I’ve been a moron myself on occasion, and I don’t mind admitting it. If I can call myself a moron, I can certainly call you a flaming moron, a moron’s moron.

A moron, as I see it, is not someone with innately limited mental capacity.

A moron has been born with the ability to observe, reason and make logical connections, but he has permitted this ability to atrophy. The brain, due to misuse and disuse, has become as limp as a wet rag and as slow as a clogged sink. Add to the mental sin of willful neglect some old-fashioned greed (Mrs. S. has probably been paid for this little piece of propaganda) and you have a mental threat to public health. These people are everywhere. (I have deliberately left out Mrs. S.’s full name. I don’t want this moronic mommy contacting me.)

Mrs. S. says she got the “vaccine” because she wants to be “safe.” But has she bothered to even read the package inserts? I doubt it, she only consults “legitimate” sources. Has she read the list of ingredients? Has she researched anything contrary to the prevailing narrative about the risks? Probably not. In America, and Canada, where this mental midget is from, thinking has become socially unacceptable. It’s worse than using drugs, fornication, child neglect, cheating on tests and gambling.

Thinking today is the prostitution of yesterday.

As shameful as a whore was in the past, so today is someone not guilty of mental suicide, someone who takes the trouble to use his God-given mental abilities. Conscientious minds often use illegitimate sources. For this, they are smeared as “conspiracy theorists” or “right-wing extremists.” These terms now simply refer to those who still possess the ability to rub two mental nickels together. The successful conquest of America requires that every last person with a shred of logic must be shamed into moronity, brow-beaten until his brain is reduced to jello.

Mrs. S. has not seen a “pandemic” with her own eyes. She has just heard about one on TV or read about it in the newspaper. Independent research is beyond her because she is so easily impressed with “experts.”

She should be quarantined. Millions of morons should be quarantined. Their televisions and computers and newspapers should be taken away and attempts at mental resuscitation should be made. They are a dire threat to the survival of the human race. Read More »

I SINCERELY APOLOGIZE to readers for disappearing without explanation over the past few weeks. It was not something I did intentionally really; it just happened. In the 12 years I have run this site, I have never been away from it for so long.

Every day I woke up, hoping that the deep sadness I felt would be gone and that I would be able to post some of the many things I wanted to write. But it was still there. It wouldn’t go away. I couldn’t put words to “paper.” No words could do this sorrow justice. There are no shortcuts, no tricks, when it comes to grief. You have to live it. There’s no way around it. If taken in the right spirit though, it is never a waste of time. It is always filled with meaning. Listen, and you will learn from it. Don’t move, and you will hear its lessons.

I hope very few people noticed my absence, but I am sorry that I caused some readers concern and distress. Some have wondered whether I have given up or don’t care anymore or have been threatened and am afraid. None of this is true.

It’s not depression. It’s not hopelessness. It’s not resignation. It’s not anger. It’s not indifference. It’s not fear that I feel. It’s grief. It’s sorrow.

We are at war and it’s the most cunning and ingenious of wars. The fake pandemic — I detest even using the nauseating, official name for it, I detest the jargon, I detest everything about it — is an operation of breathtaking evil and scope. As a friend, a woman of great kindness and warmth who has been cruelly ostracized by her family and neighbors for not getting the shot, said to me today, “I can’t believe this is happening.”

Someone has to feel, no? If we were made of stone, would we be of any use to the world?

If I can look back someday and say, “Boy, was I wrong,” I will be so incredibly overjoyed.

If I could only be a nutty conspiracy theorist. Wow, what a great thing that would be. I would be overjoyed. Then my belief that we are in for much, much worse in the year ahead would be wrong. Read More »

MORE TESTIMONY at Ohio Sen. Ron Johnson’s forum on June 28, 2021 for people who claim ‘adverse’ reactions from COVID-19 vaccines.

THE fixtures and rituals of the new compulsory state religion of hypochondria include something pervasive and loathsome that I would like briefly to bring to your attention. I know, it’s a small thing. But it’s small and it’s fake and it’s ugly and it’s powerful.

It’s at the supermarket checkout. It is in front of elevators. It’s on restaurant tables next to the salt and pepper. In office buildings, it’s at every turn. Even now when our economies have been generously “opened up” by our lying masters, push dispensers, small bottles or wipes are everywhere. These are the equivalent of holy water placed in the vestibule of churches. One does not enter without manifesting one’s faith.

Unless one is an apostate. There are many reasons why I refuse — religious, scientific, political, aesthetic and economic reasons.

“Hand sanitizer” — the pretentious, pseudo-scientific name is all you really need to know about it and people less susceptible to mass marketing, people less lazy about words and their meaning, would consider this term crass marketing or such a bad joke they would refuse to use it. It conjures technocracy, hyper-sterility, impersonal metropolises with flying automobiles and astronaut uniforms. “Pass me the hand sanitizer, please,” one robot says to the other. People would say, “Pass me the soap.” It conjures group think, the death of individuality, a dystopian dearth of messiness. Can personality exist where there is no mess? Can love exist where personality is not? There is some mysterious relationship between our selves and bacteria. The hand assimilates invisible hordes. The human race would have been wiped out long ago if this interaction was typically lethal. A hand without regular contact with the universe of microorganisms is like a street without trees or a garden without bees or a face without a mouth and nose. It’s lifeless. It’s divorced from nature. And isn’t that the point? To put us at enmity with our own bodies and our Creator’s miraculous ingenuity? It’s funny how the very same people who promote this mythology of germ theory are always talking about preserving the wilderness. You are a wilderness. Every human body is a lush wilderness of teeming microorganisms. Read More »

 AT minute 33 in this video, which I am posting again, Jeff Green, of virusesarenotcontagious.com, addresses the fake conspiracy theory that China released COVID-19, a theory which is being heavily promoted now, possibly to stem the growing awareness that “COVID-19” is not a single illness and is not even contagious.

I WENT TO a rally today in Pennsylvania to oppose a proposed bill, not yet introduced, that would allow children as young as 14 to receive the COVID-19 injections without parental consent. This is a heinous measure, one of the most totalitarian of all the totalitarian acts of the last 17 months.

I don’t have much hope for politicians on either side of the divide these days, but it was good to be with people who care and to yell from a bullhorn into the streets of one of America’s broken down cities total and absolute contempt for lies.

At that rally, a mother said something important. She said “it takes a special kind of evil” to suggest a bill that would take medical decisions away from parents and place them in the hands of government.

So true. It takes a special kind of evil to bully, intimidate, disempower and misinform parents in this way.

But then it takes a special kind of evil to push drugs to adults for a virus (really many sicknesses all claimed to be one) that is not a national emergency by any stretch of the imagination and that is far less dangerous than the wretched junk food slowly killing millions of Americans, as anyone with eyes to see can know by merely looking around him.

It takes a special kind of evil to attempt to heal sickness with pharmaceutical weaponry instead of natural nourishment and healing.

It takes a special kind of evil to profit from poison.

It takes a special kind of evil to make all of us pay for it. Read More »

Alfred Russel Wallace, one of the first scholars who challenged the science of vaccination

THE modern anti-vaccine movement was born in 19th-century England.

But first the country doctor Edward Jenner, in 1796, came up with the idea of injecting microbes taken from cows infected with a disease similar to smallpox into humans. The idea was that small doses of the organisms would provide immunity. Thus the smallpox vaccine was invented. Jenner was a talented promoter and his project received major government funding.

At a time when many Britons were suffering from malnourishment and overcrowding in cities — both an inevitable consequence of the Protestant “Reformation,” which centralized wealth and caused a collapse of rural life — smallpox was one of many physical scourges that shortened the lifespan.

Interestingly, smallpox deaths were declining (see here) before the small pox vaccine was introduced.

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“IF we look to China as an example, we can see that the air pollution there is so toxic that people have to wear masks in order to protect themselves. You can imagine after breathing this in for an extended period of time, you are going to develop a respiratory illness. It just so happens that coronavirus is a respiratory virus. Coronaviruses have been around forever. If you have ever had a cold, it’s likely that you have had a coronavirus at one point or another in your life. Coronaviruses are not new, however, the media has hyped it up and tried to convince the mass ignorant sheeple that it is new and dangerous.

“If we look to Italy as an example, we can see that Italy has one of the highest pollution rates in all of Europe, therefore, you have a population there that is going to detoxify their bodies, and they’re going to do this all at the same times (because they all accumulate at similar same rates and levels). As I explained, viruses are cyclical because the body is cyclical. Toxic accumulations take time to build up, and they build up in the majority of the population at the same time. Therefore, the majority of the population will release their toxic accumulations around the same time as well. This behavior is what I call the Illusion of Viral Activity (IVA). This can be exploited by those in power, because the person that is observing this believes, incorrectly, and out of ignorance, that it is contagious—but this is simply not the case.”

— From “Viral Misconceptions” by Jeff Green (Video version here.)

CLICK to enlarge. [Source: Swiss Policy Research]

AT ITS BEST, naiveté, or the quality of being naive, is a trusting innocence and simplicity.

At its worst, it is hubris and willful stupidity.

Americans suffer from the worst kind of naiveté. Many of them believe others are just as empathetic and altruistic as they are. This is a comforting fantasy. A significant minority of people possess little empathy and high levels of competitive aggressiveness even though they may be outwardly friendly and charming. We live in an intensely competitive world and personalities that want to win at any cost and dominate at any cost are much more common than in the past.

Almost everyone in America is in an abusive relationship with psychopathic manipulators in government. I’m not fond of the terminology of the psychology industry, but it describes what we are seeing and experiencing. One of the fundamentals of these relationships, psychologists often say, is that the abused consent to being manipulated and are often so emotionally drained they can’t protect themselves. Why do they consent? They are naive, too trusting and do not understand the art of manipulation.

In personal lives, the same is often true.

In his book In Sheep’s Clothing: Understanding and Dealing with Manipulative People, George K. Simon contends that because they are steeped in the psychotherapeutic belief that disturbed people are psychologically “wounded” from childhood trauma, Americans often do not understand aggressive and manipulative personalities, especially covert manipulators.

Simon’s makes good points: Read More »