Both Jessica and Bret have been great on the covid issue. Everything they say is worthwhile checking out. I get both of them in my Twitter feed.
I just received my 13th booster yesttttt
Our government won’t do it, Big Pharma sure as hell won’t do it, the corrupt corporate elite class won’t do it, the demonic world health plotting cabal won’t do it, so how do we (the Common Man) rid the world of these bastards? The God-fearing peoples of the world better get their heads out of you know where before God’s humanity winds up extinct. Jab caused excess deaths and maiming, coupled with declining birth rates due to psychos experimenting around with God’s creation, is causing an alarming extinction event that will destroy humanity and the world if it is not stopped. It may already be too late, given the scope of the coordinated direct attacks by the above demons over the last four years.
Yet, Pfizer STILL has the audacity to push their latest witches brew to the disengaged.
This interview is one of the most important ever on the sins of Big Pharma.
BTTT.
A shortened version of this popped up on my YouTube stream yesterday. It is an interesting interview. Brett Weinstein is a classic case of a liberal who has been mugged by reality, and he is in the midstages of the long march back to sanity.
I’ve not watched the whole thing, but based on the lengthy portion that I saw, I would urge viewers to pay particular attention to the several moments in which Weinstein expresses guarded optimism.
Yes, a lot of trends are very dangerous. BUT ... the corruption of so many institutions — government agencies, the media, academia — carries within it the seeds of the inevitable counterrevolution.
Honest people in these institutions know very well that the party line is a lie. They may submit silently and pretend to go along as a matter of self-protection. They may leave. They may be forced out. But as Weinstein says at one point, all the thinking people now realize that the emperor has no clothes. So: when and how do they join the resistance?
Does the rebellion come from below, from the great masses of the population — especially the competent, educated, functionally indispensable folks who actually do real work — who have been disenfranchised and marginalized by corrupt elites? Maybe.
Will the rebellion come from people who don’t want a fight, who don’t think they’re big enough to win a fight, who will bend over backwards to put their heads down and just get along, who get backed into a corner and finally lash back in desperation? Maybe. The myriad culture war issues dealing with children are already a flashpoint.
Will the counterrevolution begin when the corrupt elites turn on each other — which they eventually will, because radical revolutions tend to end up devouring their own?
All of these factors are in play today. What Weinstein is describing is not simply the corruption of the elites and the desire of corrupt elites to assert control over the great unwashed. He is also describing a classic pre-revolutionary situation.
Sooner or later, the gloves will come off. And at that point, the character of the counterrevolutionary leadership will matter a great deal. The difference between the American and French Revolutions is a classic case.
Anyhow, that’s where we are.
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My ex-brother-in-law just died of cancer. It spread fast. Even he blamed the shot.
I said this on the duplicate thread above but its worth mentioning again -
This is definitely worth watching. Bret is an interesting guy who sometimes gets too stuck in academic navel gazing but he was on point with this.
I am still a bit disappointed that he continues to refuse to connect the dots about Covid and the 2020 election/Trump. Say what you want, but I am 100% confident that powerful people in media, govt, and bureaucracies and even China itself saw the opportunity in Covid to get rid of Trump.
Without “Covid” restrictions to election rules and norms (like campaigning) the world would look much different right now than it does. “Never let a crisis go to waste” is a battleplan and you have to give them credit for using it.
I am still dumbfounded about it all, but in hindsight it has become much easier to see it clearly for what it was - power, greed, and Machiavellian games.
Bret may admit this in 2 more years at the rate he is going - it’s kind of sad. He connects the dots about process and science but fails to see the big picture.