“This pandemic was planned for years; see the details of Event 201 hosted by Johns Hopkins University, and you will see the script for the last four years. Event 201 was a high-level pandemic exercise on October 18, 2019, in New York, NY. The bioweapons were waiting to be launched. The media response was and is coordinated. The evil geniuses are coming for us and our families. They won’t stop until they get what they want, a dramatically reduced global population. It’s unbelievable, yet true. This is not a drill. This is not 1944. This is 2024, and there is a global genocide in progress.”
Yes Scott. This is why I connect with you, as well as others who also have eyes and ears that function. Proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with you. The creeps and the goons have no idea of the size of the bear they’re poking.
I suspect my counselor, who was vaccinated in 2021, contracted one of those turbo cancers. In early February he went into hospital with what he told me was kidney stones. He died last week. I have sworn off all vaccines due to the COVID jab. Murder on such a scale it beggars the mind.
Thank you for writing this, it touches me and gives me optimism. I hope those who are looking for ways to recover their health will look into Chlorine Dioxide Solution.
I listened to the whole interview and thought his recommendations at the end were reasonable and wise, I.e. meditate (pray) often and long enough so that you know yourself better than the AI being employed to hack you. There is now outside competition for control of our brains, and we need to stay ahead of it.
He is a devout atheist. He has given talks where he has reduced the Creator God of the universe to a make believe elf in the sky, or something to that effect. I’ll have to look for the video again. I did not watch the interview, but that sounds opposite if what he has said in the past. He has been a transhumanist, welcoming “becoming one with technology.” If I find time, maybe I’ll watch the interview. I’d be shocked if he has actually changed his tune.
I’d be interested in reading/watching if you find a link. I have a consistency theory about people; of course we can change, but mostly we show ourselves, and it’s up to us to believe the first time what someone reveals her/himself to be.
I'm not finding the exact one I was thinking of, but here are a couple others that give a good flavor for what Harari really thinks. I agree, people do sometimes change, but usually don't...
Interesting topic to explore.. was there a predominant reason given as to what button was pushed to make people fighters? I'm wondering how we can find and push those buttons - and fast as time is running out. Many fought at the beginning and did not comply... what do you think the difference is between those who fought early and those who didn't fight until it affected them? We need more early fighters for whatever they're hitting us with next so if you have any ideas on how to activate the fight button I hope you'll share. Around me, people seem mostly numb from the abuse of the last 4 yrs and uncertain about the future. Without hope for a positive future, will they be able or willing to fight?
The time I spent trying to organize a union, and then being a shop steward and statewide representative in a public employees union, taught me a few things about how and why people fight. This isn’t to say that I was good or successful as an organizer, just that I tried hard, and learned a lot.
Part of what I learned, was more a matter of unlearning (good preparation for a pandemic in which I had to unlearn some of the lies I was taught as part of my nursing and medical education). I had to unlearn what I thought was doing the right thing or leading, also called things like advocacy. I know how to speak up, raise a stink, confront a situation…but when done alone, it doesn’t last. Management (or whoever/whatever you want to name to fill in the blank) loves a hero, because they can take you out, and leave everyone cowering in the corner. For years I was like a wind-up soldier. A co-worker would say “Hey Scott, look over there at that injustice being committed! What are you going to do about it?” And off I would charge, to get beat up and bloodied. Which would change nothing.
Organizing takes patience, persistence, commitment, A LOT of listening, strategic questioning, and the ability to lead from within or behind. If you want a very practical guide to what I’m talking about, which I think you could read and translate to all areas of life, you could look up “Secrets of a Successful Organizer”, written by Jane Slaughter and published by Labor Notes.
More important than being brave and charging ahead, alone, is helping the people around us figure out the step (s) that we are willing to take together, to confront a little bit of our fear, learn from our effort, and try again. Time has always been running out, and urgency can be the enemy of strategic thinking. If you can hold these two essences together, it is relaxed urgency which is needed.
“This pandemic was planned for years; see the details of Event 201 hosted by Johns Hopkins University, and you will see the script for the last four years. Event 201 was a high-level pandemic exercise on October 18, 2019, in New York, NY. The bioweapons were waiting to be launched. The media response was and is coordinated. The evil geniuses are coming for us and our families. They won’t stop until they get what they want, a dramatically reduced global population. It’s unbelievable, yet true. This is not a drill. This is not 1944. This is 2024, and there is a global genocide in progress.”
Yes Scott. This is why I connect with you, as well as others who also have eyes and ears that function. Proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with you. The creeps and the goons have no idea of the size of the bear they’re poking.
I suspect my counselor, who was vaccinated in 2021, contracted one of those turbo cancers. In early February he went into hospital with what he told me was kidney stones. He died last week. I have sworn off all vaccines due to the COVID jab. Murder on such a scale it beggars the mind.
I'm sorry about your counselor Candace. Agreed with you and Fain, no more shots of any kind for me.
Wise decision ! Agree completely - no more shots of any kind! My last one was a flu shot a number of years ago - that I now regret.
Amen! Another great Substack Scott!
AMEN!!!!
Insightful post that gives a sense of hope and support, much appreciated!
Thank you for writing this, it touches me and gives me optimism. I hope those who are looking for ways to recover their health will look into Chlorine Dioxide Solution.
Yuval is a psychopath.
I listened to the whole interview and thought his recommendations at the end were reasonable and wise, I.e. meditate (pray) often and long enough so that you know yourself better than the AI being employed to hack you. There is now outside competition for control of our brains, and we need to stay ahead of it.
He is a devout atheist. He has given talks where he has reduced the Creator God of the universe to a make believe elf in the sky, or something to that effect. I’ll have to look for the video again. I did not watch the interview, but that sounds opposite if what he has said in the past. He has been a transhumanist, welcoming “becoming one with technology.” If I find time, maybe I’ll watch the interview. I’d be shocked if he has actually changed his tune.
I’d be interested in reading/watching if you find a link. I have a consistency theory about people; of course we can change, but mostly we show ourselves, and it’s up to us to believe the first time what someone reveals her/himself to be.
I'm not finding the exact one I was thinking of, but here are a couple others that give a good flavor for what Harari really thinks. I agree, people do sometimes change, but usually don't...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzj7Wg4DAbs TED Talk from 2015, about 17 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZFRBByUoJbA "Yoval Noah Harari |
What's Wrong With the Idea of God?" 3:38 minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmxxNwrIJf8 "Warning: Famous Gay Jewish Leader Wants to Rewrite the Bible Using AI" from Living Waters, about 17 minutes
Interesting topic to explore.. was there a predominant reason given as to what button was pushed to make people fighters? I'm wondering how we can find and push those buttons - and fast as time is running out. Many fought at the beginning and did not comply... what do you think the difference is between those who fought early and those who didn't fight until it affected them? We need more early fighters for whatever they're hitting us with next so if you have any ideas on how to activate the fight button I hope you'll share. Around me, people seem mostly numb from the abuse of the last 4 yrs and uncertain about the future. Without hope for a positive future, will they be able or willing to fight?
The time I spent trying to organize a union, and then being a shop steward and statewide representative in a public employees union, taught me a few things about how and why people fight. This isn’t to say that I was good or successful as an organizer, just that I tried hard, and learned a lot.
Part of what I learned, was more a matter of unlearning (good preparation for a pandemic in which I had to unlearn some of the lies I was taught as part of my nursing and medical education). I had to unlearn what I thought was doing the right thing or leading, also called things like advocacy. I know how to speak up, raise a stink, confront a situation…but when done alone, it doesn’t last. Management (or whoever/whatever you want to name to fill in the blank) loves a hero, because they can take you out, and leave everyone cowering in the corner. For years I was like a wind-up soldier. A co-worker would say “Hey Scott, look over there at that injustice being committed! What are you going to do about it?” And off I would charge, to get beat up and bloodied. Which would change nothing.
Organizing takes patience, persistence, commitment, A LOT of listening, strategic questioning, and the ability to lead from within or behind. If you want a very practical guide to what I’m talking about, which I think you could read and translate to all areas of life, you could look up “Secrets of a Successful Organizer”, written by Jane Slaughter and published by Labor Notes.
More important than being brave and charging ahead, alone, is helping the people around us figure out the step (s) that we are willing to take together, to confront a little bit of our fear, learn from our effort, and try again. Time has always been running out, and urgency can be the enemy of strategic thinking. If you can hold these two essences together, it is relaxed urgency which is needed.