WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

To continue summarizing Farber’s magnum opus, the next chapter was on the testing and approval of AZT for AIDS. Kennedy had a chapter on it in his book, so I’ll try to keep this brief. AZT was originally developed in the 1960s as a leukemia treatment, but was abandoned when it killed off the experimental mice, so was an unpatented drug. It “worked” by preventing DNA synthesis, so that cells cannot reproduce.

After Gallo’s bogus announcement, the hunt was on for something that killed the HIV virus, and research showed that AZT did that (but it killed all cells), then AZT was rammed through, over 100 other promising drugs, and became approved as the only treatment for AIDS. Farber’s chapter began with the 1987 FDA meeting that approved AZT. The FDA was badgered into approving AZT, and one FDA director said that its approval would be, “significant and potentially dangerous departure from our normal toxicology requirements.” One MD on the panel said that AZT’s use “might be disastrous.” The panel chair said that the data had not been developed, the statistics were poor, that AZT could actually be “detrimental,” and that there was no evidence that it extended the lives of the test subjects. The panel had its arm twisted by the FDA, and the panel chair was the only person who voted against approval. The report that the FDA approval was based on was thoroughly fraudulent. Burroughs Wellcome, the maker of AZT, had its stock skyrocket after AZT’s approval.

Farber noted the study’s flaws, such as unblinding the test subjects, but did not mention that most of the test subjects only survived to the study’s end by getting blood transfusions, as AZT wipes out the bone marrow, where blood is made.

In that chapter, Farber covered the chief evil of the entire AIDS saga: giving healthy people who were HIV-positive AZT. When Gallo finally published his paper, it provided exactly zero evidence that HIV caused AIDS. Less than half of Gallo’s test subjects were even HIV-positive. There was not even correlation, much less causation. Hundreds of thousands of healthy gay men were killed by AZT.

Finally, in 1993, under tremendous pressure from AZT’s manufacturer to water down its results, the “Concorde” study by France, the UK, and Ireland was released, which showed that AZT was worthless. A 1994 study showed that AZT unsurprisingly shortened the lives of those who took it. Farber wrote that, “the 1994 study concluded what skeptics had argued for years. That the slight benefits of taking the drugs are often canceled out by the many, severe side effects.”

Farber discussed the ACTG 076 study, which purportedly studied AZT’s reduction in HIV transmission between pregnant women and their fetuses. The ACTG 076 study was as fraudulent as the others, as the study was terminated once “benefit” was determined, so that long-term side-effects would never be studied.

Fauci and crew began recommending AZT to pregnant women who were HIV-positive. Farber wrote about Kris Chmiel’s experience. She became an activist against using AZT on pregnant women, which led to birth defects and dead babies.

I have written on the evils of “standard of care” before, and this quote from Farber is pertinent:


“AZT has been approved for use not only in pregnant HIV-positive women but also in newborns, for whom there previously had been no ‘standard of care.’ ‘They have progressed from basic research to “standard of care” so fast,’ said [Kathleen] Nokes. ‘And once it is standard care, that’s that. If we prescribe AZT to your baby, and you don’t give it to her, we take you to court for child abuse.’”


Farber compared AZT to the infamous thalidomide, and they operate similarly. As Nokes noted, it is easy to bury AZT side-effects in a mass of other factors. Nokes was relieved when they began administering lower doses of AZT for shorter periods.

Farber finished her chapter with:


“This, then, is precisely where the ideological battle was drawn: To those who were convinced that HIV is ‘always fatal,’ AZT, even during pregnancy, was essential. But to those who questioned that presumption, this now-standard treatment for nonsymptomatic and risk-free HIV-positive patients — and their children — came to seem almost diabolical.”


Amen to that.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The next chapter of Kory’s book is about his adventures on the East Coast. He worked in Manhattan, and was invited by Senator Ron Johnson to testify in Washington. Kory was invited because he was one of the founders of the FLCCC, and because Kory was one of Johnson’s constituents in Wisconsin. Johnson believed that Americans were not receiving the COVID treatment that they should have. Johnson was surprised that Kory and friends had developed a “mature” early treatment protocol. Kory testified by video on his corticosteroid treatment. Johnson heard from many doctors who used Kory’s treatment, and it saved many lives.

Although Kory had resigned from his hospital in Wisconsin, the hospital and the university where he taught tried to muzzle him. Nevertheless, Kory’s corticosteroid protocol became the global standard of care two months later, when a UK study showed a great decrease in mortality from Kory’s treatment. That is Nobel-Prize-winning stuff, but the medical racket treated him like a charlatan, as usual. Of course, Kory’s Wikipedia bio is one big smear job. He is in good company.

After his May 2020 testimony, the medical racket kicked into high gear and Kory was receiving a lot of harassment from officialdom. His attorney wrote this:


May 19, 2020 Re: Dr. Pierre D. Kory

Dear Dean Golden and Dr. Schnapp:

I represent Dr. Pierre Kory. I have reviewed the multiple email correspondences that he has received regarding public statements and public appearances about the treatment of Covid-19 patients that Dr. Kory has made and will make.

Dr. Kory, while on his own personal time, is free to make any public statements or express any opinions he desires about the proper way to treat patients who are critically ill with Covid-19, or on any other medical matter. When Dr. Kory makes such statements or provides such opinions, he is not speaking on behalf of the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine & Public Health (“SMPH”). Nor is he speaking on behalf of UW Health. He has not at any time suggested that he is.

The May 18, 2020 letter told Dr. Kory that before making public statements or public appearances he is “required to inform and work directly with Connie Schulze, Director of Governmental Communications for SMPH and UW Health” and that he is expected to also “inform Dr. Lynn Schnapp, department chair and Allison Golden, the Office of the Dean.” There is absolutely no requirement that a faculty or academic staff member at the University of Wisconsin, including the SMPH, or on the staff of UW Health must work with the Director of Governmental Communications or anyone else before testifying before Congress, publicly appearing before any other public organization or agency, or making a public statement. Nor is there any requirement to inform either a department chair or the Dean.

Not only is Dr. Kory free on his own time to publicly share his knowledge and opinions, he is obliged to do so. As a faculty member of the SMPH and the University of Wisconsin, Dr. Kory is expected to ensure that his medical knowledge is shared beyond the boundaries of the campus. Neither the SMPH nor UW Health has the right to prohibit Dr. Kory from doing so, regulate what he may say, or where he may say it.

As a public employee, Dr. Kory’s rights are protected by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution and Article I, Section 1 of the Wisconsin Constitution. When he is speaking or writing on matters of public concern and doing so on his own time, he may speak or write without interference from or control by his employer. He is also free to identify himself by his medical and academic credentials and will continue to do so.

Calling and emailing Dr. Kory repeatedly to express displeasure for his public expression of expert opinions, baselessly accusing him of trying to represent his opinions as those of the SMPH, and then claiming he is required to inform and work directly with University representatives prior to speaking publicly, are attempts to intimidate and harass Dr. Kory and restrict his free speech rights.

Multiple actions taken by Drs. Schnapp and Dean Golden have been unfounded, political attacks on Dr. Kory’s credibility and expertise. I suggest that all of you refrain from any further such behavior. I strongly urge both the SMPH and UW Health to refrain from interfering with Dr. Kory’s right to provide information to the public during this time of urgent need for the best clinical care possible for Covid-19 patients.

Dr. Kory is a highly respected clinician who has been hard at work on the high-risk front lines of the Covid pandemic. It is unconscionable that he be forced to endure repeated intrusions during his work and advocacy. While there may be those who disagree with his approach to treatment, they should pay attention to the scientific evidence on which it is based rather than try to suppress his public discussions about it.

Very truly yours,

Lester A. Pines
PINES BACH LLP


His harassment was at least temporarily suspended from his former employers, as a reaction to that letter, but his harassment was only beginning.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was driven from my sleep to write this at 2 AM. First, some bonus images from recent hikes, the last yesterday, partly why I am writing this at 2 AM, as the old man crawls into bed after a hike, and waking up in the wee hours seems to be my new post-hike pattern.

While I hail from Brian’s four cultures of the Phoenix (truth-seeking, deep ecology, pragmatism, and spirituality), and know that the only people who can make a sufficient dent to right the ship have to integrate all four of those cultures, I am going to discuss truth-seeking in this post. Gary was a truth-seeker, as was Ed, as are Sam and Chris. Gary was a policeman and investigator, Ed was an economist and professor who studied the media in his “spare” time, Sam is a journalist, and Chris is an attorney. Like with awakening, truth-seekers can be found in any walk of life. I discovered that my profession was worthless, for an early example of where my (rather naïve) truth-seeking led me, as I asked the question that nobody else cared about, and they thought it was funny.

Gary was no scholar, while Ed’s scholarship was prodigious. Gary wrote his book how Dennis did – when he was slowed down enough to write about his adventures. Gary wrote his between customers at his gas station (which the gangster judges eventually stole from him), and Dennis wrote his two most important books (1, 2) while behind bars, as Indiana Jones was finally slowed down enough to write about his adventures.

After reading Gary’s account of his meeting with John Tower, I spent the next dozen years looking at the JFK hit evidence before I went public with it. The latest revelation on the “extra” bullet found in JFK’s limo is just one more piece in the pile of evidence that supports Gary’s story, and I never saw a credible piece of evidence contradict it. RFK, Jr., is very close to the truth with the CIA/Cuban exile stuff, and Gary’s testimony is the missing piece that makes it all fit together.

Sam regularly chews on State Department spokesmen, trying to get those artful dodgers to admit a little truth, to no avail, but his efforts further expose the Empire. Sam is pursuing many of the most important issues of our time. Chris is retired from defending the targets of the Empire, such as Milosevic, but is still a very active writer, also on the most important topics of our time.

Those men are in my pantheon. It takes great courage and persistence to do what they did and continue to do. People can debate what they discovered, but nobody can credibly deny their sincerity. Only people like them (those Boy Scouts) devote their lives to such hazardous pursuits. Those are the people whose work will help right humanity’s ship. There are not many of them, but they are potent.

OK, back to bed.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

One of the books I am reading is Kennedy’s latest book, Vax-Unvax, co-authored with Dr. Brian Hooker. The book is a presentation of scientific studies that compared vaccinated to unvaccinated populations. Del Bigtree wrote the book’s foreword. Bigtree was there when Kennedy challenged Fauci during a 2017 meeting at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to produce any vaccine safety studies for childhood vaccines that had a placebo control group. Fauci made a show of looking for them, promised that he would deliver them, but it was one of his many Big Lies. Kennedy finally had to take legal action, and the federal government admitted in 2018 that no such studies had been performed. To make matters worse, the medical bureaucracy has taken the clearly fraudulent position that to have an unvaccinated control group would be unethical.

Given such criminal stonewalling by the government, Kennedy and Hooker dove into PubMed, which is NIH’s repository of medical studies, and the result of their investigation is their book. This is the first post in a thread that I am starting to summarize Kennedy’s book.

As a prelude, I am attaching yesterday’s Mercola article on wearing masks, and you can see Fauci’s shameless flip-flopping, as he made it up as he went along. Fauci’s start as a lying sack began with AIDS, when he published a paper that argued that AIDS could be transmitted through casual contact. It was a terrorist act to build his empire, not much different from using 9/11 to ram through the Homeland Security Act, along with a “fortuitous” anthrax scare that came from within the USA’s military. Congress was targeted by the anthrax letters yet never launched an investigation. That was quite curious.

The first chapter of Kennedy and Hooker’s book pursued the question of why there have never been proper vaccine safety studies performed for the CDC’s recommended child vaccinations, which often become mandates. It is disingenuous to suggest that the CDC only suggests (Fauci has done the same thing to dodge responsibility for the draconian COVID response). This is the standard strategy of despots, as they feign clean hands. The Catholic Church never officially burned “heretics” in its Inquisition days, as it “relaxed” its victims to the secular authorities for their executions.

The first chapter briefly reviewed the history of American vaccination, beginning in the 1940s with the DPT and smallpox vaccines, to polio in the 1950s, and measles, mumps, and rubella in the 1960s. I believe that I got the DPT, smallpox, and polio vaccines as a child, got measles, mumps, and rubella before the vaccines came out, and they were mild childhood diseases when I got them, which helped train my immune system for a lifetime of health. I have never been sick to the point of going to doctors, since my family went “health nut” in 1970. When I got measles, mumps, rubella, and chicken pox, I missed about two weeks of school altogether, and that was it for my childhood diseases.

The authors wrote that children became vaccine pincushions, with over 70 scheduled injections, only after a law was passed in 1986 to shield vaccine makers from liability. Perhaps the greatest irony of the vaccine craze is that there is no credible evidence that vaccination ever conquered a disease, especially the killer diseases.

The authors noted that with the skyrocketing vaccinations of American children, there have been almost no studies of children’s health after receiving those vaccinations, while their chronic diseases have skyrocketed in tandem with those vaccinations, which affects more than half of American children today, up from 12% in 1984, when Fauci began his reign. In 1999, even Fauci prophetically admitted that many vaccine injuries would be hidden among chronic effects, and that if vaccine approval was rushed, it could take “twelve years for all hell to break loose, and then what have you done?” The authors noted that long-term studies of vaccine safety are never done, and for the hepatitis B vaccine, for instance, the trial’s monitoring period for vaccine injuries was four days, and it could be as little as two days.

The authors cited the famous 2011 Institute of Medicine (IOM) report, which concluded that for 135 out of the 158 reviewed possible vaccine reactions, there were not enough credible studies to accept or reject the idea of vaccine injury. The science of vaccine injuries nearly does not exist. So, it is ignorant or fraudulent to say that childhood vaccines, or any vaccines, really, are safe. There is simply no credible scientific support for that opinion.

In 2013, the federal government commissioned another IOM study, which concluded that no credible safety studies of vaccines had been performed, and recommended that the CDC undertake such studies. The CDC simply shrugged off the recommendation, and still has never commissioned credible safety studies. Similarly, Fauci shrugged off Congress’s instructions to find out why chronic diseases in children have soared.

The authors noted that the mRNA COVID vaccines have had nearly one million adverse reactions reported by medical personnel, which is more than all other reactions combined in the history of vaccine-reaction reporting. They noted that the media is finally beginning to report on COVID vaccine reactions, while continuing to push the unfounded “safe and effective” propaganda, as it does Big Pharma’s bidding. American life expectancy has plummeted since 2020, but that is not newsworthy.

The authors wrote about the CDC study that it terminated, when it showed a 10% chance of getting an adverse vaccine reaction. The study had 375,000 individuals in it. The authors wrote that a 10% adverse-reaction rate was “a far cry from the mythical ‘one-in-a-million’ rhetoric touted by the pharmaceutical industry and government health agencies.”

Testing vaccine safety is not rocket science. For all FDA-approved drugs, there is a supposed to be a placebo control group. Even then, Fauci has had fraudulent testing performed on his pet drugs, AZT and remdesivir most infamously.

Even if medical science was not the most corrupt branch of science, anybody who has studied the subject much knows that mainstream science has barely any idea how biology works, including immune systems. Big Pharma’s drugs and vaccines are little more than witch potions. How vaccines supposedly work are literally Big Pharma trade secrets, just like in the snake-oil proprietary medicine days. How a sane and informed person can have any faith in Big Pharma and its lackeys in the medical bureaucracy is beyond me.

The authors discussed the “sham” argument that placebo control groups for vaccines are “unethical.” Fauci parrots that lie, as does Paul Offit, AKA “Dr. Proffit,” who “voted himself rich.” A five-year-old can see through their “logic.” For no other medical intervention is that argument used, and Kennedy and Hooker wrote that such an anomaly “suggests an agenda not rooted in science or logic.”

The authors noted that even without placebo control groups for vaccine trials, it is easy to perform many kinds of prospective and retrospective analyses of vaccinated and unvaccinated populations.

The CDC has another vaccine database besides VAERS, called Vaccine Safety Datalink, which it has used to try to debunk the vaccine/autism connection (the connection is definitely there), but it has never used the data at its fingertips (which it will not allow access to by independent researchers) to look into the health outcomes in vaccinated and unvaccinated populations.

The authors then covered the other irrational excuses given by Offit and others for why there is no placebo group for vaccine testing. They all amount to question-begging, assuming that vaccines are safe and effective. That they all engage in circular logic seems to escape them, but they are not all so deluded; some know exactly what they are doing.

That was about it for chapter one, before they dove into the scientific papers. Most of their data was in the papers inadvertently, as specifically testing unvaccinated versus vaccinated populations was not usually the purpose of the studies that they found. But the data was still there. I’ll write more when I cover the chapters, but the basic upshot was that consistently, across the board, vaccinated populations had far more chronic conditions than the unvaccinated, including deaths, lost fetuses, autoimmune diseases, organ damage, allergies, asthma, eczema, ADHD, autism, other neurological disorders, and infections. They were not marginally valid, statistically, but dramatic, almost always multiples of the rates that the unvaccinated had, even more than an order of magnitude higher for some. It is criminal that these high rates of side-effects are not even looked for by mainstream medicine.

As the authors and others have noted, the likely reason why there is almost no official interest in vaccine side-effects is that they know very well what the side-effects are, and it is politically untenable to admit it. The public is expendable in the quest for profit and power. This is how the real world works.

It will be some time before I continue this thread, but I wanted to start it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The process of writing yesterday’s post on unvaccinated populations has inspired me to write a little more on the subject. It kind of started with a reproduction of a Mercola article on Kennedy’s site that features Megyn Kelly’s story of her autoimmune disease, which began after her COVID vaccine. In turn, the Mercola article was just the reproduction of this article by an anonymous American MD. I have read his work before. Kind of like Mercola, he is best when he sticks to the medical racket. I thought that his global warming post was a neophyte effort. The basics are indisputable. Yes, elites are going to turn it to their advantage, as usual, but denying the problem is an insane reaction. That MD goes down the fringe science rabbit hole with Thomas Gold (I do not buy Gold’s theories on abiotic oil and the rest). He actually had a section on free energy (kudos for even mentioning it), but it was not impressive. At least he is aware of the idea of free energy. He could stand to see Greer’s movie and my work.

The MD’s article on Kelly got into the mechanics of vaccine injury. As Moskowitz wrote, the only explanation ever presented for how vaccines work is that they induce an autoimmune reaction. That MD’s article got into some of the details of that, and how vital tissue is often attacked by that autoimmune response, which leads to autoimmune disease. More and more celebrities are now coming forward with their vaccine injuries, which segues to the article that I really wanted to discuss by that MD, which was about how vaccine-injured patients have been cowed into silence about their injuries. That MD noted the two worst milieus for that witch hunt mentality for those who discuss their vaccine injuries: Big Tech and Hollywood, those “liberal” bastions. That MD noted how Big Pharma and Big Tech allied and took over the Democratic Party. That sad state of affairs inspired Kennedy’s Letter to Liberals, as the Democratic Party has become the war and censorship party. For somebody who was raised Democrat, it has been quite a sight to see.

That MD’s article on silencing the vaccine-injured as some kind of traitors to the cause began with a confession from a vaccine-injured man, who kept silent for two years, afraid of being attacked for disclosing his injury (heart inflammation).

Last year, most Americans were concerned about the mRNA vaccine’s side-effects. It certainly is not getting better.

I have written about this, on how three close friends volunteered to me their vaccine injuries. One is crippled by it, and another friend told me of how the vaccine killed her mother (got sick immediately after being vaccinated and died three weeks later). They felt that it was safe to tell me, that I would not treat them as some kind of traitor or tinfoil hatter. That MD’s article compared today’s USA and how the Nazis came to power, which is an apt comparison.

As I finished my post yesterday, the public is expendable in today’s corporate-political climate, and in that vaccine-injury article, he quoted a man who worked on getting those worthless statins approved:


“Working there, the entire culture is so messed up man. Like, the way they think is 'we're going to market this, now you go and make sure we can get it approved, and it was obvious that without studying anything, they already were making it clear that we WILL get it approved, and your job is to make sure you design the studies to make that happen.' Dude, they don't care about people at all. It's just numbers to them.”


I am going to attach this morning’s Mercola article, which reflected what I have been stating for many years (my family learned it over 50 years ago): all chronic diseases that kill most Americans have the same primary cause: processed food. It really is pretty simple, but Americans are addicted to processed food (and many other addictions), and will eat them to their (often early) graves.

Day One cannot come soon enough.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Beginning in 2021, I have tried to do new hikes each year, and on Friday I did the only new one this year so far (but this one kind of counts, as I did miles of trail that I had not done before), and it might be my only new one this year. It was here, and this hike report had the hiker get to the trailhead in a sedan, which I do not recommend. One of the pics accompanying that report showed the view of Mount Rainier. My attached pic showed how Rainier was in the clouds for my hike, but I saw plenty of Rainier up close this year (1, 2), which never gets old.

Friday’s hike began in a 2017 forest fire burn. Burns can have a kind of austere beauty, but I prefer hiking through living forests. A few hundred yards up the trail, some hunters were carving up a stag (elk, I think), the kind that I recently saw, and the guy was chain-sawing off the trophy head as I walked by. But they took the meat and did not make a mess of the trail, to their credit.

It was a family-friendly hike, with little elevation gain (it was more than seven miles, not the five in the hike description, which describes getting there via a different trailhead). Not many people out, I saw less than 20, and when I got to the top, it was a spectacular 360-degree view. One mountain that really caught my attention was a forest on top of an old cinder cone, close-up attached. When I got home, I looked it up (1, 2, 3), and the route to the lookout must come up the far side that I could not see, as what I saw was mountain-climber terrain. I may do that hike again one day, and might even take my wife along.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am on a little blogging roll this weekend. I want to briefly discuss that anonymous MD’s Primer on Medical Gaslighting. In ways, it reads like this chapter of my medical racket essay, with other connections to that essay. What I did not know before was that it is likely that Johnson & Johnson’s COVID vaccine was wiped out (like early treatments were) to make way for the mRNA vaccines.

The blog’s author discussed how Freud began a kind of gaslighting that continues today, but the premier early gaslighter was the head of the AMA, who was a scoundrel. Freud seems to have diagnosed mercury poisoning (mercury is in “medicine” to this day) as a psychiatric condition. The blog post began with one of Pfizer’s gaslighted victims. Of course, like probably all vaccine trials, Pfizer’s mRNA vaccine trials were fraudulently performed.

That blog author got into some detail on how neurological damage, often from drugs and vaccines, is dismissed as a psychological issue.

The primary upshot of the blog post is that the odds are stacked against a physician ever acknowledging, or even understanding, the harm that medical interventions can inflict. In a way, the blindness of MDs is like the blindness of “skeptics,” as the obvious becomes unthinkable. Ed and Noam noted the same thing with journalists and their imperial assumptions, which render them blind to what is obvious to everybody else. This seems to be a universal failing among professionals whose efforts harm and kill people, or enable it. As always, these issues are 1% conspiracy and 99% complicity.

Anyway, it was a good read.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am laughing about it, but I just discovered that a Huffington Post author plagiarized me. I stumbled upon it while thinking about yesterday’s post on gaslighting. That rude admin at Wikipedia accused me of gaslighting, irrationally, of course.

It was an excerpt from a book, published here. The author wrote:


“It seems that Simmons was the epitome of the quack-charlatan to which he was so vehemently antagonistic. Even more startling is the fact that he openly had a mistress and even attempted to get rid of his wife. In those days one technique to do this was to have her committed to an insane asylum. Simmons heavily drugged her and then tried convincing her that she was going insane. However, this strategy backfired. Mrs. Simmons took her husband to court in 1924, and the sensational trial ruined his image. This trial inspired numerous books, plays, and movies, the most famous of which was Gaslight, starring Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman.”


Here, I wrote:


“A standard technique in those days was having one’s wife committed to an insane asylum.  Simmons heavily drugged his wife and then tried convincing her that she was going insane.  His strategy backfired.  Mrs. Simmons took her husband to court in 1924 and the sensational trial ruined Simmons's image.  The trial inspired numerous books, plays, and movies, the most famous of which was Gaslight, starring Charles Boyer and Ingrid Bergman.”


I dug up Eustace Mullins’s Murder by Injection, which was my source, to see if maybe we were both plagiarizing Mullins. I have always been careful to not plagiarize anybody, and my essays are heavily referenced.

I am attaching the passage that I summarized, and you can see that I did not plagiarize Mullins, but that author plagiarized me. This is not the first time that I have been plagiarized. According to Wikipedia, I plagiarized myself. At ATS, before they banned me, you can see a reader accusing me of plagiarism, but it was a professional Hollywood writer who plagiarized my writings about Mickey Cohen.

I wrote that passage back in 1999-2000, and the book that plagiarized me was published in 2007.

Heck, I have even been impersonated on the Internet. I once read an article that “I” wrote. I notified that site that it sure was not me who wrote that article (a fairly harmless one, not related to my work very much), and the site disappeared not long afterward. I don’t know what they were trying to accomplish, doing that.

Should I be “honored” to be plagiarized like that? I have never charged for my work, so it does not matter much to me, but, as happened as ATS, I can be accused of being the plagiarist, so being plagiarized carries some risk for me. The author that plagiarized me did it in a book on homeopathy, which I am sympathetic to and have used. I would have rather been plagiarized by some New York Times journalist instead of a big name in homeopathy. Then, they would have heard from me.

As an FYI, I won’t be using AI to help my writings anytime soon. My work is too creative for AI to provide much help, and I don’t want to get into the habit of it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Here is the really strange part about this plagiarism that I wrote about today. As I looked through my medical racket essay on that section, I saw that I actually cited that book that plagiarized me. I just dug it out of my library. In the note that cited that section, that section had a long, discursive note in the notes section at the end of the book, the kind of long note that I can write, and the plagiarism is there. I doubt that I read it when I cited the book. Since the book came out in 2007 and I first published the medical racket essay in 1999, it was likely the 2014 update of the essay when I cited that book.

As I reread that section, I can see that I thought the same way that I did yesterday, when surfing the Internet a little. I did what I could to not completely rely on Mullins for that section. That I used a book that plagiarized me is one of those bizarre moments when I can feel the hand of my “friends” at work.

This instance of stumbling into a plagiarism also has strange déjà vu parallels to my life. Recently, I was reading something on the Internet, and it seemed really familiar, like something I wrote, and I mean exactly like something that I wrote. As I kept reading, I saw that it was a quote of my work, properly attributed. It is really surreal to encounter my work in that way, which has happened several times. So, that plagiarism was just another one of those times when what I was reading seemed really familiar.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have nearly finished the last of the four books that I have been reading on the end of World War II in Germany and its aftermath. It coincides with a section of my upcoming essay, and the section is on chimp and gorilla societies, which I will post when I finish drafting it. I had hoped to finish it this week, but life got in the way, and we’ll see.

My society is disintegrating, I see news like this regularly, West Coast cities are in a doom loop, and the police increasingly just don’t care. I recently read from a woman in my town who tried to report a crime and the cop said, “Unless you are raped or murdered, we don’t want to hear about it.”

If they even investigate and arrest, the judge just slaps the criminals on the wrist and releases them right back into society. In reading those postwar books, this one in particular chronicled the murderous vigilantism that prevailed across Europe, as nobody could count on the legal systems for anything like justice. I wonder how close the USA is to that. I don’t try to keep up on it, but I am aware of three drive-by-shootings within a few miles of my house, and at least two were fatal, in recent weeks. This was previously unheard of in my community, and somebody was murdered this year a stone’s throw from my home. A few weeks ago, the police cornered a robber at the grocery store where I shop, and pepper spray filled the air that morning.

Meanwhile, we shower billions of dollars of weapons on Ukraine, to wear down Russia (as gleefully admitted by American officials, and the head of NATO recently gloated about goading Russia into war), as we use Ukrainians as cannon fodder (like we used Afghanis as cannon fodder), and Ukraine is using their ethnic minorities as cannon fodder. Ukraine loves Nazis, like the USA does.

Seymour Hersh recently published an article that gave more detail on Biden’s alleged bombing of the Nord Stream pipeline. Of course, the American media is not going to cover it, as arguably the greatest living journalist is dutifully ignored. Attached is this morning’s Mercola article on the information war that the CIA is running against the American people. Ralph warned about it 40 years ago. Our media is a big lie machine, and the CIA is just one of the gang.

But I did not sit down to write about all of that. As my readers will see when I publish that gorilla/chimp/bonobo section, they adapted to their ecological circumstances, as all life does. When food was scarce, it got violent and murderous, and when it was plentiful, life was easy-going. When I encounter those events that I listed above, I think, “This is what a world of scarcity and fear looks like.”

From gorillas to human societies before the Industrial Revolution, half of all offspring died before adulthood. That says it all about how terrible life was. No society with a 50% child mortality rate can credibly be romanticized. There were no “good old days,” which my grandfather admitted. So, as I read of the genocides and other vast crimes of the past, which definitely takes its toll on me, I find myself sympathetic to everybody who lived then. Such terrible lives led to terrible deeds. I am just happy that I did not live in it (in this lifetime, at least ).

And since my father’s generation was the first one in which mothers did not lose their children, I see plenty of cultural momentum in my family and my society, as the Fourth Epoch is so young. So-called red states have one foot in the Third Epoch, with their Bible-banging, women knowing their place (barefoot and pregnant, preferably), often-intense racism and bigotry, etc.

As I have written plenty, there were loud echoes of the Third Epoch in my upbringing, and I was raised badly in ways, but everybody has been, to one degree or another. People raised in the Fifth Epoch won’t have those handicaps. As I read in Sapolsky’s magnum opus, children raised in “adversity” have brains that are damaged for life. There will not be any of that in the Fifth Epoch, and in the early Fifth Epoch, healing that damage will be one of humanity’s highest priorities. But I can’t do this alone, nor can Dennis, nor Greer, etc. I seek far rarer people than they do, as they are the only people who can help with my particular approach.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Farber’s next chapter was on a 1992 AIDS conference in Amsterdam, where it was revealed that doctors were finding AIDS patients with no trace of HIV. A Newsweek medical reporter wrote about it, and it became a media sensation. Fauci rushed to Amsterdam to try to bolster the HIV-AIDS dogma, and that Newsweek reporter was swiftly muzzled (and died of cancer at 59, as the medical racket devours its own). Gallo went on the attack at the conference, to protect his pet theory. But even in Gallo’s paper that he eventually published, less than half of his subjects had HIV. It was insane to attribute AIDS to HIV with findings like that, but it became the dogma.

The CDC eventually solved the problem by declaring non-HIV AIDS to not be AIDS after all, but a new disease that they invented. They simply defined non-HIV AIDS out of existence, with a logical sleight of hand. The medical establishment soon lost all interest in those non-HIV cases that the CDC developed its novel definition for, and the HIV-AIDS juggernaut kept rolling along.

Although the medical bureaucracy did its best to bolster the dogma and cover up the disquieting data, what that episode once again demonstrated is how little mainstream science understands immunity. IMO, they won’t understand immunity, with the way they go after it. For starters, the findings of microscopes such as Rife’s and Naessens’s upend the applecart of orthodox microbiological theory.

In 1993, Duesberg had a paper published that challenged the entire HIV-AIDS connection, and he cited over 4,000 cases in the medical literature of non-HIV AIDS. Farber wrote that during the early AIDS years, there was another new immune system failure named chronic fatigue syndrome, and I have friends and family who got it. They eventually got over it, but always had poor health habits that have turned them into physical wrecks heading toward early graves, and I can’t do anything about it but watch.

At a 1992 CDC meeting, one doctor said that the obsession with finding viral causes for all diseases should be replaced with examining non-viral factors. The doctor was cut off from speaking further, and was the only speaker at the conference cut off like that.

Farber’s next chapter was on Africa. Kennedy covered this territory in his book, relying on Farber to a degree, so I’ll try to keep this short. As I wrote when summarizing Kennedy’s book, what the medical bureaucracy, Big Pharma, and “philanthropists” have done to Africa was the hardest part for me to read. Kennedy’s African chapters were harrowing. Using American children as expendable AIDS-drug guinea pigs, buried in a mass grave in New York, was the hardest part for Farber to deal with during her investigations, but those were “only” hundreds (maybe thousands) of victims, while the African victims of Fauci, Gates, and Big Pharma run into the millions. In Africa, many tropical diseases got lumped into AIDS, as AIDS was where the money was. As I mentioned not long ago, when Brian and I had our epic note-trading session in 2001, I mentioned Duesberg, AIDS, and Africa, and Brian replied that what was happening in Africa was a eugenics exercise. When he said that, I had not heard it before and was a bit skeptical, but I am not very skeptical today.

When Farber was in Africa, she told a UNAIDS official that their African AIDS statistics were pure fiction. The official agreed with her, and admitted that AIDS is what brings in the money. Most sub-Saharan African nations did not even have death statistics, much less AIDS statistics. It was all a giant charade.

Farber wrote about a Rolling Stone reporter who was assigned to attack the South African president who dismissed the AIDS issue. After a year of research, the Rolling Stone reporter realized that the South African president was probably right. The Rolling Stone journalist was unable to find any evidence of an African AIDS epidemic.

The American media attacked anybody who questioned the African AIDS statistics as “AIDS denialists,” to compare them to Holocaust deniers. Farber told of meeting a man in Uganda who approached her, assuming that she was an AIDS official. He told of how his brother died of AIDS. Farber asked about how he died, and the man replied that his brother had malaria, but all deaths were called AIDS deaths in those days. The WHO allocated millions of dollars to African AIDS, and almost no money to anything else, so African healthcare workers called all diseases AIDS.

Pundits were declaring that humanity might go extinct from AIDS, similar to the dire prognostications for COVID that did not pan out.

Farber wrote of Australian scientists who challenged the HIV tests, and they showed that the proteins that the HIV test detected were not unique to HIV. So the very tests themselves were suspect. Duesberg said that testing for HIV is hard to do, because HIV is “barely there.”

Take this in for a moment….


A person gets tested with a dubious test, which could be mandatory for pregnant mothers, for instance. The test gives a false positive, for a virus for which there is no demonstrated proof that it causes AIDS, and the person then takes AZT, often under coercion, which is deadly.


That scenario played out countless times in the USA and elsewhere, and it was the AZT that killed the often-healthy patients, but it got classified as an AIDS death. What a system.

Not only is AIDS likely not infectious, as in it can’t infect another person, but in Africa, the propaganda stated that AIDS spread through heterosexual transmission. There was never any credible evidence of that, and the dire, extinction-level hysteria that was fanned in the West, of a heterosexual AIDS epidemic, never materialized. Tests of semen showed levels of HIV that were far too small to infect anybody. So, if semen couldn’t do it, what could?

Even prostitutes were not spreading HIV. In 1996, 83% of American AIDS cases were gay or intravenous drug users. The so-called AIDS epidemic never happened. The evidence strongly suggests that AIDS is an immune system collapse brought on by chemical poisoning, like polio. If a virus or other organism is part of AIDS, it is ancillary and far from the primary cause, if any cause at all.

When the catastrophic predictions never happened in the West, then the AIDS propagandists focused on Africa and developed bizarre theories about African sexual activity and AIDS. There was never any credible science behind the idea of an AIDS epidemic in Africa. Farber noted, as did Kennedy, that the African AIDS theories were deeply racist, like the feverish colonial imaginings of The Dark Continent. The Western press relentlessly attacked the black South African president for dismissing African AIDS propaganda.

The next chapter was about Farber’s travels in 1992 through central Africa with Duesberg’s biographer Harvey Bialy and a British documentary filmmaker, Joan Shenton. On their tour, they saw many dying and dead people, but the causes were elusive. Calling their afflictions AIDS was a political gambit, and was not grounded in science. The propaganda stated that AIDS originated in and was “decimating” Africa, but prominent scholars challenged those ideas.

On their tour, they visited Kenya, Uganda, and Côte d’Ivoire, which were supposedly the hardest hit African nations by AIDS. Before they left, an African doctor in London told them:


“You have no idea what you have taken on. You will never get these doctors to tell you the truth. When they get sent to these AIDS conferences around the world, the per diem they receive is equal to what they earn in a whole year at home.”


In a hospital in Côte d’Ivoire, they saw many patients with malaria, tuberculosis, and many other diseases, with the standard symptoms of those diseases, but if their (highly suspect) HIV test came back positive, then they were considered to have AIDS.

When they visited Uganda, it was like a trip to hell. The squalor and disease were overwhelming, and the water supply was filled with sewage. Many starving children had the swollen bellies of kwashiorkor. Farber was in Uganda a couple of years after Paul Kagame began his invasion of Rwanda. Farber marveled that the WHO ignored the awesomely unhealthy conditions to mount a condom program, which was the last thing that they needed.

Farber noted a paper by a scientist in Kenya that argued that the definition of AIDS in Africa was meaningless. Tuberculosis rampaged through central Africa, and was often called AIDS, as the symptoms are similar.

Most of the health officials and doctors that Farber talked to in central Africa were sure of an African AIDS epidemic, but others just said that it was the usual tuberculosis and other diseases. A Ugandan journalist was sick of the AIDS hype and tried to find reliable statistics, but was stonewalled by the government. Farber tried to get statistics during her trip, and was told that in Côte d’Ivoire, which was relatively prosperous for Africa, they didn’t have any death statistics.

During Farber’s trip, it became obvious that attributing the prodigious deaths in central Africa to AIDS was fraudulent. There was simply no credible basis for that assertion. Farber’s group was under constant government suspicion about their motives. If they had voiced any AIDS skepticism, they would have been expelled from Uganda. No facility in central Africa could afford AZT, and the doctors knew it was worthless and deadly, so they didn’t care about AZT.

Farber was overwhelmed by not only Uganda’s poverty, but by the sheer chaos. To drive the roads at night was life-risking. Other than the toilet at her hotel, every toilet that she saw in Uganda was a hole in the ground, even at the hospital. The bank in her hotel was robbed as she was walking toward it.

On the flight out of Africa, in the seat next to her was a man who had been working on a water-restoration program in Kenya. For a decade, the residents suffered from diarrhea, vomiting, and abdominal pains, and after they got clean water, the problems all vanished. That was what Africa needed, not Western drugs and vaccines.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am going to start a new thread with this post, titled, “The People That I Seek, and What Their Experience Will Be Like.” I have been hearing from readers of my work since 1996, when I put up my first site. Few of them have really been choir-material, and that is no crime, as very few are fit for the task. I relinquished any judgment of all of this long ago. I know that I seek very rare individuals, I know what their qualities will be (1, 2, 3), and I do what I can to shorten their learning curves. That is really what my work is all about. I have long seen my work compared to the work of others, and Greer’s is the latest, but like Dennis and Brian did, Greer is trying to mount a mass-movement effort. I see him heading toward many of the pitfalls that I know so well, although he is trying to avoid some of them. I wish him the best, but I am going to stand way back from his effort, like I will with the attempt that Dennis may be making. Been there, done that, too many times.

Anybody on Earth can care for something beyond their egocentric existences of daily survival and temporarily sating their addictions. It is the most important requirement for what I am doing, and anybody on Earth can do it. There is really nothing “elite” about what I am doing. Similarly, anybody can awaken, in any walk of life. Again, this is something that is available to anybody. Almost nobody on Earth cares and is awake, but that is not because they did not have opportunities to be that way. Few souls coming to Earth ever awaken in any lifetime. Those are just the numbers, as most souls here have chosen to grow through pain instead of joy, which is the primary reason why so few are interested in what I am doing, as it is either meaningless to them, or they see it as a threat to their existence. This might be the central conundrum of my work, as the vast majority of humanity plays the kill-or-be-killed game (or I win, you lose) and does not want to stop. My message is that that is not the only game in town. I have never seen the love and enlightenment approach tried before, to manifest the biggest event in the human journey, and have devoted my life to seeing if it can make a dent. Even if it doesn’t, it has been worthwhile to try.

I have written that in ways, I was raised badly, but so was everybody else, to one degree or another, which is unavoidable, in a world of scarcity and fear. But there was that Boy Scout in me, and it quested for a healed world, which took me to places that I did not imagine existed. I had too much adventure, and do not ask that anybody do what I did. But nevertheless, the people that I seek had similar, if perhaps gentler, experiences.

For the people that I seek, in whatever walk of life they were in, part of them longed for a better world than the one they lived in, and they wanted to make a dent, somehow. And in their own way, they did what they could. Those around them knew them to be caring individuals, and many took advantage of them and tried to suck them dry, which is a hazard of being caring in our world. Some did get sucked dry, and became ruined in that way. I had numerous parasites in my life that I finally had to shake off. I can’t do it all, and have had to protect and marshal my energies for this task, in my old age, while trying to avoid my personal pitfalls, which comes with being human.

One of the earliest essays that I wrote for my site was about how deeply I was lied to in my nationalistic and capitalistic indoctrination. And it wasn’t like everybody was in on the joke except me; they were universally believed lies. As I deconstructed the innumerable lies that I was raised with, I slowly came to realize that everybody on Earth is subjected to similar lies, as they get indoctrinated into in-group ideologies. It is a human universal, at least in a world of scarcity and fear. I arguably had a handicap, or maybe an advantage, in that I was raised as a member of history’s most privileged demographic group: a white, educated, male American, at the height of my nation’s power and prestige as history’s richest and most powerful nation. So, there were incentives to being oblivious to my conditioning (being asleep has its advantages ), but I also had opportunities to see past that, and nothing woke me up like my ride with Dennis did.

Over 90% of my lifetime’s learning curve was complete when I reached age 30. As I have written plenty, if I had not met Dennis, I would likely have little worth saying. I would not have awakened, or it would have been a slow process that I may have never completed in this lifetime. I was young and idealistic enough to survive those years. I don’t recommend that people awaken how I did. Few survive a process like that with their sanity intact. I saw many casualties on my journey, and needed help myself at times. I was not fit to interact with the public for several years, and will not subject myself to troll swarms again. That is a pointless exercise.

As I performed my studies, I began seeing that other nations, other economic systems, had similar indoctrination processes to what I experienced. While reading those books on postwar Europe, I saw that all nations engaged in heavy ideological work to bolster their damaged national mythologies. For the Nazi-occupied nations, their postwar national media depicted the resistance as having the dominant mindset of their nations, when the reality was that the vast majority meekly complied and even collaborated with the Nazis. I devoted an essay to deflating the self-serving American delusions around World War II. There were no good guys in that war, and the USA used it as an opportunity to shove Europe aside and erect a global capitalist empire. So, again, my experience was unusual as a white educated American male boomer, but I eventually realized that every human gets similar conditioning, as they are trained to defend their in-groups, and the out-groups are fair game. In the Fifth Epoch, in-group/out-group dynamics will become obsolete.

The people that I seek care and are already awake. My work cannot help anybody care or awaken. No writings can. Caring comes with the soul’s purpose, and people only awaken through experience, not teachings or literature reviews.

So, what does that look like, to care and be awake? That will be the subject of this thread and more. I’ll also cover what the experience of the people I seek has been like, in a number of ways, including when they tried to spread the gospel of free energy and the Fifth Epoch to their social circles. The best of them came back to me after trying that out, chastened, as all that they received was indifference, incomprehension, denial, fear, and ostracism. Careers have ended over free energy proselytizing. If they truly reached one other person who “got it,” they were extremely rare and fortunate.

At best, those that they chatted up will end up in Level 4 or 8, which is useless for this task. One pupil who hangs out with Greer thinks that his CE5 approach is making some Level 12s. Well, I am waiting for them. If Greer can amass a bunch of Level 12s, then he has a chance, but I am doing something very different. I don’t see anything choir-ish in what Greer is doing, free energy-wise, but his Disclosure Project was in ways, on the ET issue, as he amassed hundreds of witnesses. Again, I wish him the best, but I have to do my thing. Much more is coming in future posts, but I have to get my essay work done, as that is my “bait” for the people that I seek.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I was asked to reply to a free energy thread. I rarely do, but did it as a favor, here.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have a little time this morning to continue the thread that I began yesterday. Since personal integrity is the world’s scarcest commodity (and also its most precious), it is truly the rare person who cares for much beyond his/her in-group’s welfare. But they exist, and are the people that I seek most of all. I often use Boy and Girl Scout to describe them, but that is just shorthand. For people who truly care, out-groups are not fair game, nor are our fellow lifeforms. The people that I seek don’t blithely justify living at the expense of others. They deeply feel the impact of their lives on others, and want to make it the healthiest that they can. Our world of scarcity and fear has exploitation in every corner, of people and environments. All Western imports from poor nations have blood on them. It is inescapable, and for those with keen consciences, it pains them to see it, and for those who have awakened, they see it in every direction that they look, and long to do something about it. That is where I come in.

On that caring aspect, my experience is that people are born with it or they aren’t. It has to do with the soul’s journey. Everybody that I know like that was that way from their cradles. Many of us are on special assignment these days, as humanity will either turn the corner or crash and burn in the next generation or so. Just about everybody in my pantheon is/was. We were also all raised badly in ways, and it took time to finally awaken, usually as young adults, after we left home, because our caring nature kept questing after that positive impact. Virtually all of us began that odyssey naively, which is no crime, but is a potentially fatal deficiency in the free energy field. I need people who lost their naïveté, which can only be accomplished through experience.

We usually ended up in Oz, looked behind the curtain, and learned the harsh truth, which was when we awakened. But that caring perspective was there from the beginning. They are also called other servers. They are the true saints of our world, not the retail “saints.” There are no saintly politicians, saintly billionaire “philanthropists,” etc. That is not the nature of the beast, and the people that I seek know that beseeching the rich and powerful is not going to work. For those who are worldly and awakened, they also know that those “do-gooder” organizations are all compromised or were phony to begin with. Usually, they either had to join or approach at least one of those organizations to begin to understand that. That is one of many sobering moments on this journey.

Again, caring and awakening can happen in any walk of life. As Brian said, the people in the free energy field today don’t have the right stuff, and the field is in a state of arrested development. That is one reason why I do not look to today’s free energy field for the answers. I just wrote about that this morning.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I had not intended to keep writing on this new thread like this, but I was driven from my sleep for this one. Those other servers do what they do in the desire to improve things: people, other creatures, how societies operate, etc. They do not do it for the thanks, but their reward is seeing the improvements (including a reduction in suffering). Making a living while doing it is the other-server ideal. Getting thanks means that those they helped are better for it, and it reflects well on the helped but is not necessary. They are also familiar with being attacked for providing their help, by the very people they helped (who accuse them of not helping enough, see them as easy marks, etc.). Sometimes, they have to decide whether to cut their losses, or consider whether their efforts are really helping. As with everything, intent is the key, which we all answer for when we pass over. Other servers have an abundance of conscience, and that guides their actions.

All political-economic systems, no matter how evil, portray themselves as benevolent, and many other servers have been hoodwinked into laboring on behalf of evil systems, but they are almost all evil, and even supposed do-gooder organizations (humanitarian, environmental) have been compromised or were phony to begin with. Their deceptive presentations can fool those other servers for many years.

People who see the CIA as some kind of benevolent institution today may be too far gone to be helped, but in the Cold War 1950s, it was easy for brainwashed Americans to see the CIA as benevolent, as it fought the godless communists who wanted to conquer the world. So it was that an other server such as Ralph McGehee got sucked into the propaganda and hired on with the CIA. In his naïveté, Ralph saw himself as a cross between a missionary and Peace Corps worker (churches and the Peace Corps have also exploited naïve other servers). It took Ralph 16 years to finally begin to understand what the CIA was really about, and he nearly did not survive that realization.

Dennis’s first religion was American nationalism, and it finally went up in smoke in a bank lobby, and like with Ralph, Dennis nearly did not survive his moment of awakening.

Soon after I graduated from college, naïve as can be, I asked how my profession really benefitted society, and everybody laughed at my question. It took several years of disillusionment, but I finally realized that my profession was worthless. My biggest moment of awakening was on a witness stand, and the next month was the lowest point of my journey. I soon sacrificed my life, in what I thought would be a futile gesture, but it soon led to the biggest miracle that I ever witnessed, which we all realized was divine intervention. I really have not thought much about what might have happened: Dennis’s never living to see this side of the bars again (he still nearly died behind bars). But I think that I would have taken solace in that I did everything that I could.

Those were dramatic moments of awakening, and I don’t recommend that people awaken in those ways. But for those that did, they dedicated the rest of their lives to trying to right the ship. Ralph endured endless harassment from the CIA, FBI, and local police, while local businesses eagerly did their bidding. Dennis should be dead many times over, while Mr. Professor and Alison had their lives shortened, as did Brian. All too often, that is the fate of other servers, when they take on the big issues of our world, and nothing is bigger than the energy issue.

Those heroic journeys were incredible to witness, but I could no longer be Indiana Jones’s sidekick, and I doubted that that approach would work, which led to what I am doing today.

The people that I seek will recognize their journeys in ours, although theirs were probably not as severe. But they went into something with the best of intentions, to gradually become disillusioned. I have called them disillusioned idealists, and they are my target audience. Brian went through that process several times in Washington, D.C. Whether they were priests, MDs, scientists, Peace Corps volunteers, NGO workers, off-gridders, etc., the people that I seek gradually realized that they really were not making much of a dent and could be making things worse, particularly when it looks like the entire ship may go down. My work is about righting the ship, for everybody.

Much of my work is about exposing those evil systems, which portray themselves as benevolent as they oppress and slaughter millions. To the people I seek, it is really no great news, other than perhaps helping them see that what they encountered in their efforts is a universal condition on Earth today. They are in good company.

But, probably more than anything else, my message to the people that I seek is that there is a way to right the ship, for everybody, nearly overnight. In that, my message is nearly unique, and my approach is, as far as I have seen. Dennis, Brian, and Greer all went about it in their own ways, and I carried Dennis’s and Brian’s spears (I still carry the spears of the heroic, but quietly these days), but I eventually saw what nobody else was doing, which led to my approach.

I’ll see if I can now leave this thread alone for a while.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Kory writes regularly on what is happening today, such as how catastrophic the COVID vaccines have been. The fraud and carnage have been breathtaking, and more are waking up to it, especially healthcare workers who have watched it happen.

The next chapter of his book was his return to the New York Hospital that he used to work for, before he moved to Wisconsin. Kory was an emergency volunteer who was modestly paid and stayed in a tiny room in a hotel where other volunteers stayed. Kory soon learned that the worst of the chaos was over at that hospital, but he got there just in time for the COVID “surge” in the spring of 2020. He got his old ICU back, which was the COVID ICU, and nearly all patients were on those deadly ventilators. Kory introduced his corticosteroid treatment, and began a process of weaning the patients off of the ventilators. Within a month, his ICU was empty of COVID patients, who died, got better, or were moved to another unit to wean them off of the ventilators.

The next chapter was on the pneumonia that Kory was seeing with most COVID patients. Kory published a paper on using corticosteroids for them, but one medical journal rejection stated that only a randomized clinical trial would be valid, which echoed Fauci’s deadly hypocrisy. That became, in Kory’s words, his “theme song” in the coming months.

The next chapter was on masks. Kory believed that masks could be effective in certain situations, as it had aerosol transmission, which means in vapor droplets from the contagious. But the WHO and CDC denied that aerosol transmission was happening. For the CDC’s and WHO’s scenarios of transmission, masks were useless. Kory got an op-ed published in USA Today, promoting the use of N95 masks. In the article, Kory and his co-author made the case the super-spreader events were from aerosol transmission in indoor settings.

The next chapter was about when Kory took a break in June 2020 to go home to Wisconsin, when he was contacted to be an expert witness in the George Floyd murder trial, and he delivered a report on pulmonary physiology. Kory concluded that the cop's kneeling on him is what killed Floyd, not any drugs that he was on. As Kory had to repeatedly watch Floyd being killed, he constantly saw the parallels between what he was seeing and the official response to COVID: the “calculated, callous disregard for human life.”

The next chapter was on Kory’s work on co-founding the FLCCC. The FLCCC was founded by treating doctors (unlike Fauci and his minions), who found what worked, which led to their MATH+ hospital protocol, which reduced hospital deaths to a small fraction of what other hospitals experienced. In July 2020, Oxford reported the results of a trial based on Kory’s corticosteroid protocol (the trial continued, and was the largest COVID drug trial in the world), which significantly reduced mortality. The MATH+ protocol rescued patients at the brink of death.

In December 2020, a paper on their MATH+ protocol passed peer review and was published. In the case of that paper, some findings were challenged and retracted, and a later version of it is here. Kory was “lucky.” In recent years, I have seen this many times: papers would be published after peer review, but the Big Pharma hacks would attack the publisher, who would then retract the paper, based on the attacks, not on any flaws found in the paper. What was almost unheard of became normal, as the medical racket went all out to wipe out any effective treatments, to set the stage for the vaccines.

Kory ended the chapter and that section of his book by noting that Marik was about to identify ivermectin as a promising COVID treatment. Then the war began, which the next section of his book began covering. What Kory saw radicalized him. I know the feeling.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I see something on Ukraine daily, such as “What the hell happened to Sean Penn?” For Americans in the propaganda barrage, in light of NATO head’s gloating over goading Russia into invading Ukraine, this video is funny, in a sick way, as all manner of official, pundit, and media talking head denied that NATO had anything to do with Russia’s invasion, as they called Putin “evil” and compared him to Hitler.

The media has had a big problem with making Ukraine’s Nazis into heroes, and Canadian politicians’ recent standing ovation to a Ukrainian Nazi made it even more awkward. So, Politico, which has run some pretty disgusting articles in recent years, to the point where I almost never read it, ran an op-ed that argued that just because people joined the SS (which required an oath of allegiance to Hitler), it didn’t really make them Nazis. Taibbi called it arguably the worst op-ed ever.

Himmler stipulated that the Ukrainian SS Division had to be comprised of “more Aryan-like” Ukrainians. You can see Himmler happily reviewing his more-Aryan-like troops here. That Ukrainian SS division was formed in 1943, long after the Nazis’ genocidal intentions in Eastern Europe were clear to all, and that Ukrainian SS division participated in many atrocities, as entire villages were slaughtered. That Nazi knew what he was getting into. That article smacked of Holocaust Denial. I got a laugh at the attached response to that article. I am still laughing as I write this.

Canada brought over Nazis just like the USA did.

And I see stuff like this, as Clarence Thomas has literally been a gun for hire, helping gut the USA’s legal system. I am not sure what is going to survive these days of evil and insanity, but it is quite a time to be alive.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I’ll write about those postwar books this month sometime, and I’ll see if I can let this Nazi stuff go for now. I found myself reading some of my recent Nazi writings, and have some observations to make.

Earlier this year, I wrote about watching that Disney show that featured Third Reich scientists. That the Disney show presented experiments that the colleagues of those scientists performed on Jews is macabre. That Heinz Haber’s family wondered what he did in the war means that he certainly was not very forthcoming, or they didn’t believe his stories. Haber was surrounded by medical experimenters, and the idea that he was “clean” is likely wishful thinking.

Strughold has had fervent defenders in the American establishment, even though the institute that he ran experimented on children, and God knows what else. He was surrounded by medical experimenters, and covered for several of them at Nuremberg. We will never know how deeply those activities went, and it really is insane to try to pick out the “clean” Germans from that sordid mess. Einstein said to never hire any Third Reich scientists, as they were all tainted. They all knew what was happening. Hitler’s anti-Jew rhetoric was a generation old when the Final Solution was implemented. All protestations of ignorance and innocence fall flat.

I don’t want to pick on Nazis and Germans too much. In those postwar books, Germans soon filled the camps formerly filled by Jews, and were often treated like the Jews were, with awesome death rates, and in Czechoslovakia, for instance, the locals played the same game that Germans did, that they didn’t know what was happening, when they all did. Americans do the same thing today regarding our imperial atrocities. If they don’t know, it is because they don’t want to know, even when the evidence hits them over the head. It is a human universal.

Strughold and Ruff engaged in document destruction, so that they could not be convicted, and they skated. OK, so they didn’t swing at Nuremberg, like they would have, if all the pertinent facts were known. Nobody gets away with anything, in the big picture. But it really is crazy to have these two poles: “They probably should have swung, but let’s make them into heroes instead, and have them host Disney shows for the kiddies.” Does it get wackier than that?

In a way, the Nazis were amateurs, or relatively humane, as many thousands of their experimental subjects lived to tell about it. None of Japan’s hundreds of thousands did, and the USA granted the Japanese experimenters full amnesty in exchange for their experimental data (which remains classified to this day). What we call “justice” was rarely achieved where human experiments and death camps were concerned, and my great nation is more complicit than any other nation.

Taibbi’s article is behind a paywall, but here is an extract of some of it. Basically, all of the softball treatment of Nazis in North America led to that grotesque event in Canada, and Jewish groups have warned about these outcomes (celebrating Nazis) for a long time. A right-wing nut owns Politico today, so I guess that such Nazi apologetics make sense.

Boy, do we live in strange times.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As I have written, this NDE repository is considered the best on Earth. I have read all of them over the past 20+ years, and check at least once a year, usually every few months, to see new ones. One of the new ones, here, is the only one that I recall seeing there that seems like it could be fake. While the message was typical, that account was way too writerly and poetic. It is also the only one that I recall seeing for which the standard questionnaire at the bottom was not presented. So, call me suspicious about that one.

The other new one was very interesting, by a woman who had an NDE while on a mushroom trip. I have seen this kind of experience with other NDEs, in that the people’s bodies were drugged up (including surgical anesthesia which rendered them unconscious before the NDE happened), but when they had their NDE, they completely lost the drug effect, and I suppose it is because their consciousness left their bodies. It was interesting that she was sober as she nearly died. When her heart began beating regularly again, her mushroom trip resumed, and it was not pleasant.

It was also interesting to see the disclaimer that the site put at the top of that account, which amounted to, “Don’t try this at home!”

Brian had his second heart attack from the strain of an ayahuasca trip, and his health went straight downhill from there to his death.

Just like I don’t recommend that people awaken in the free energy field, I don’t recommend that people try to awaken via drugs. They can help, but they can also damage people. The only drug that has gone in my body for the past year was some ibuprofen one night during my bout with COVID. I don’t even do caffeine.

That woman had difficulty being in her body here on Earth, and her NDE seems to have helped her overcome that.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Yesterday, I did one of my favorite hikes. Last year, the fires prevented it, and this year, the fires prevented it until now. The road to it was washed out between 2003 and 2013, I have not done it as many times as this one, but it is close (maybe eight versus a dozen). They are two of the premier day hikes in my state, which makes them among the premier day hikes on Earth. I only hiked it once before in October, with Brent, over 20 years ago, attached.

I took a pal there yesterday, and it was like hiking through a Hollywood special effect all day. Believe it or not, the pictures do not do it justice. The golds, yellows, oranges, and reds were spectacular. The reds kind of hurt the eyes to see, they were so brilliant. I only had that hurt-the-eyes-red effect once before, at Butchart Gardens. The reds in the meadows are blueberry patches. I am making two posts, to get in enough pictures. We saw five people all day, all lads in their 20s. It was shirt-sleeve weather, and I took a little snooze at the lookout. On the ridgelines, you can get cell reception, and did FaceTime with my niece, from the lookout.

Best,

Wade