There were basically three disastrous ways the pandemic was handled, forced mandates, censorship, and lockdown. Between Bhattacharya and Dowd we get an abbreviated overview.
Bhattacharya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNKKDfV3UkThere were basically three disastrous ways the pandemic was handled, forced mandates, censorship, and lockdown. Between Bhattacharya and Dowd we get an abbreviated overview.
Bhattacharya
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MNKKDfV3UkI suffered a relatively minor injury with the first mRNA dose, and I've also understood for some time that most people do not take a statistical perspective on relative dangers. So then, how statistically likely was it that it was only I, out of millions, who was injured? I decided immediately not to get the second jab, and the confirmation was my GP who was an older guy with some mileage on his career who leaned in and said quietly I might want to consider not getting the second dose.
Yep something was fishy. Then there was TV. I don't usually watch it, but wanted to see what was being said, and it was shocking....the hysterical tone was off the charts. And I had already been following doctors for years whose careers were healing people of the too common chronic diseases by getting them off pharma meds and onto health inducing foods and lifestyle choices.
So the truth will out, but it will take time.
This post is about a hedge fund statistician who had healed his own chronic condition with diet lifestyle a decade or so earlier, and knew from that personal experience that pharmaceuticals are mostly ineffective and dangerous. He began doing research in a team of a few others, and here he presents what they learned. If you would like an earlier view of the truth coming out this interview of the brilliant Ed Dowd speaking about his findings will take you there.
Interviewed by a well known Scottish blogger, Neil Oliver:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GVG_w7-xsE
Dr Clancy explains:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqjYmu93sFg
Dr. Suneel Dhand celebrates the possibility for sanity to return to a health care system dominated by the power mad greedy and corrupt pharma industry and the World Health Organization. Greed is incredibly bias inducing, so yes, by and large the pharma industry apparently believes it is doing the right things for the health of the population, in spite of the obvious: the more pharma products taken the sicker the population becomes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1-zclITSKcI
Diabetes is the number one health problem in the US, the least healthy population in the developed world. That is the definition of crazy. Don't get me started on why the US population is so misinformed on metabolic health, but I will say just one thing on that topic then on to solutions: Misinformation (and lack of correct information) is the biggest source of revenue for the good ole US of A. We have gotten ourselves into this crazy place where the government gets most of its revenue by making and keeping its citizens sick. Big pharma puts one trillion a year into government coffers, most of it coming from lifelong prescriptions. Add big food revenues to that and you have the answer to all the revenue problems the fat and sick US govt has to contend with.
It's been known for some time that people who lead robustly healthy lives are much less likely to come down with cancer than couch potatoes snacking on hyper palatable ultra processed food like substances most grocery stores make the majority of their profit on.
There have also been countless cases of terminal cancer diagnoses that were reversed with alternative approaches. When oncologists have patients who've been given a terminal diagnosis recover anyway, the recoveries are dismissed as "spontaneous remissions".
Dr John Campbell who remains right in the thick of it is discussing the many recoveries from advanced cancers that have been reported to him. It's an interesting listen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5shGPTTTR8
From my perspective this conversation based on an essay by Dr. Tim Kelly, an unusual blend of systems analyst and practicing medical doctor, is a fair and honest perspective on what I continue to think of as the GMO "vaccine" debacle.
It can be difficult to reframe aspects of our thinking that are basically mythological mixed with some aspects of reality, which is basically what mythology is, and to be fair is inescapable. But the attempt will be necessary to apprehend and contextualize the social manipulation spawned by the pandemic period.
Consider, if there was an overt and covert agenda of control of the population, we know we humans have rational thinking, but we seem to forget we also have the same instincts of all animals, a survival instinct (eat or be eaten) that exists on a mostly unconscious level, and so easily rationalized away.
A case can be made in fact that we are "driven" more by survival instinct than by rational thinking, and a significant part of human "maturity" is to understand the dynamic interplay of these two forces. Both drive instinct and reason are critical components of the whole, and we can't just be one or the other, no matter how much we would like it to be the case. Integration is key to functional perspective.
See if you agree this conversation and essay go some distance toward a cogent and rational framing of this period, which continues to be propagated forward by conventional pharmacological perspectives on health and how health is best achieved.
The essay
https://thehopeaccord.org/BeyondBlame/
The conversation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqyuyYI_6oY
In a blog named Courageous Discourse that Dr Peter McCullough is involved with, here is the salute to RFK:
And if Dr McCullough is not a prime example of courageous I'm not sure who is. Of course he was aware of Big P's extreme level of corruption, but in spite of it was still surprised at their totalitarian moves during the pandemic. Many individual MDs who knew early treatment was the best course of action proceeded in treating patients, and some even spoke out (courageously) against that extreme level of Pharma corruption and power at the risk of their positions and livelihoods.
I for one am very happy to be politically independent in these very murky waters. I've railed against Trump's narcissism in my blog, but I will say appointing RFK Sec of Health was an encouraging move.
I will be a bit surprised if RFK actually takes office, swimming, as he is, in more toxic waters then was the Hudson River before he successfully sued the polluters.
I will also say to those who have bought the BigP narratives regarding RFK: the collective we have been brainwashed.
And the text of the Courageous Discord blog:
If RFK, Jr.’s appointment to become Secretary of Health and Human Services is confirmed by the Senate, this New Sheriff In Town will be in a position to make life uniquely uncomfortable for the legion of captured bureaucrats who infest the many agencies that will be obliged to report to him.
I worry this may be a big if, as I imagine the Vaccine Cartel is currently pulling every string, calling every favor, and even resorting to threats and blackmail in order to prevent RFK, Jr.’s confirmation. It reminds me of the treacherous adversity Cicero faced when he made the bold decision to prosecute Gaius Verres on the charge of misconduct, especially extortion, during his term as governor of Sicily (73-71 BC). Cicero was a lawyer of the equestrian class. Verres was one of the most powerful patricians in Rome with extensive connections in the Senate and every other institution, not to mention nefarious characters who could procure an assassin for him.
RFJ, Jr.s appointment to HHS Secretary may be the greatest turning of the tables story in U.S. political history, and I almost wish Anthony Fauci were still head of NIAID so that he could meet his new boss in January.
Despite suffering from spasmodic dysphonia, RFK, Jr. has proven to be one of America’s strongest voices in defending our Constitutional Republic from public health officials and politicians wielding emergency power. In rousing speeches reminiscent of his father’s famous University of Capetown address in 1966, he has articulated why we should never allow our constitution to be compromised by fallible men who promise to keep us safe.
For decades, he worked as an environmental attorney to protect the natural world from corporate industrial polluters. He has been especially troubled by the contamination of our waterways with hazardous waste, including mercury. In 2005 he became concerned about a mercury compound used as a preservative in childhood vaccines, which prompted him to conduct a thorough investigation of vaccine safety in general. He quickly realized that the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act had granted vaccine manufacturers too much immunity from civil and criminal liability for injuries or deaths caused by their products. In the absence of legal liability, the only thing that could possibly regulate their conduct was scrutiny from a public figure like him.
The vast majority of men of his social status would have concluded that taking on the Vaccine Cartel was far more daunting than David taking on Goliath, and that doing so was a surefire way to personal ruin. It took a man of RFK, Jr.s extraordinary qualities—bold, energetic, and diligent combined with a love of adventure, a streak of derring-do, and measure of devil may care—to enter the water with this leviathan.
Sure enough, his critical questioning of vaccine safety was not met with debate, but with vitriolic, ad hominem attacks and accusations of being a conspiracy theorist. Implied in these attacks is that no one should dare even question the safety of vaccines.
After being in the wilderness of media blackouts and social ostracism for decades, RFK, Jr. has, with true grit, made his way to the center stage of federal authority with a clear mandate to promote the health and well-being of the American people. In terms of a man overcoming adversity, his story is one for the ages.
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One of my favorite Dostoevsky novels is "The Idiot", a story about a kind and gentle man with very high intelligence. In today's parlance he might have been thought of as aspergers, or extremely introverted, but in any case Dostoevsky's idiot was socially inept, making one social blunder after another.
This wouldn't be Trump, as he is not a kind and gentle man.
Another of my favorite Dostoevsky novels is "Crime and Punishment", about another intelligent individual who recognized that morality was in some part a "social teaching" so that citizens would behave constructively and society was not brutal and chaotic. Recognizing his own intelligence, he rationalized morality as a construct, not an absolute, and he then deduced that people who strictly observed these moral constructs were fools. To prove this to himself he hatched a plan to murder his landlady, which he carried out. His plan was methodical and he "got away" with the crime. Gradually however, he descended into madness as guilt overtook him, and to put an end to his madness he turned himself in to the police.
This is not Trump either, as Dostoevsky's character had a conscience.
Freud's simplest construct of human psychology has three parts: the id, the ego, and the superego.
The id is the part of the mind where instinct lives, where "the drives" play out more or less unconsciously, to eat, to love, to procreate, and to take revenge on individuals, and make war against societies.
The ego is one's conscious sense of "who I am", "my name is David", etc. It is complex self identity.
And the superego is where morality is housed, which unbeknownst to Dostoevsky's character is an important part of the human mind. The superego is the part that moderates id impulses, which can be destructive and violent, and keeps them in check.
Some people have a giant id, a tiny superego, and a grandiose ego. We identify these people as pathological sociopathic narcissists. Their psychological structure is imbalanced, and consequently they are a danger to others.
These individuals do not understand the concept of service work, it's all about them. It would probably be accurate to say every genocide committed throughout history was the work of a pathological narcissist...no empathy and no conscience.
So, how can someone of high intelligence be an idiot? They are driven primarily by their id.
Thus, Trump is an idiot.