WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

While working more than two months on the project of Kennedy’s book, both the reading and summarizing, many events have come and gone that I have not written about. I have also been doing creative work recently, conceptualizing essays that I plan to write. That is the kind of work that wakes me up in the middle of the night, in a good way. At this time, I am toying with the idea of another ancillary essay titled “Humanity’s Transitions.” What happened was like what happened with the genesis of my Fair Hearing essay. As I wrote in my Fair Hearing essay, I really began going down the rabbit hole of the Scientific Revolution and the history of science, and it was becoming unwieldy to keep in my Fair Hearings essay.

Ever since I wrote my first site in 1996, I have been trying to make my work easier to digest. Breaking parts of my work off into ancillary essays is a way to help accomplish that. So, I can already tell that my book will not only be an abridged version of my big essay, but will incorporate those ancillary essays, and we’ll see if there will be any others. At this time, if I did, it would likely be around human evolution and warfare, but I kind of doubt that I’ll break that out separately. So, the book will be a rather unique version of my work, but I doubt it will be very hard to do, once the essays are finished. It will just be an edit job.

As I did in 2014, I will revise my entire site to align with the updated big essay and those ancillary essays. That is going to be a few years of writing, most likely, and it excites me. It may well end up being the most productive writing stint of my lifetime. We’ll see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Three years ago, I noted the rise of “fact-checker” sites, but it has really gotten in everybody’s face during this “pandemic.” It looked like just another arm of the propaganda and censorship machine, and I am attaching an article that Mercola published today on that issue. The article also cites an article from Matt Taibbi, who was one of Ed’s eulogists.

So-called “fact-checking” has become just another front in the propaganda wars. Oh, if Ed was alive to see this, he would have plenty to say.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

To Bluegreen’s recent query on the Tesla Tower, the fate of much of Tesla’s work is in the spook world, not the commercial world. HAARP is a public variation of it, but the good stuff was taken underground long ago. But, it is also normal for technology like that, once wiped out, to never rear its head again in independent efforts.

Last year, I made this post, on how heat pumps were in their “infancy.” They are only in their “infancy” because the good stuff was wiped out. On that note, I recently saw this link to my site, from this thread, and I’ll reproduce the post here:


“Still the most efficient way I've found for heating and hot water is a heat pump promoted by Dennis Lee: The World's Most Efficient Heat Pump

Dennis's Heat Pump Performance

Dennis Lee Heat Pump flv”


Dennis’s heat pump is still the best heating system that has ever been on the market, but you can’t get one today in North America. Having a superior technology does not mean much in our gangster-run marketplaces.

Best,

Wade

[Blastolabs]

I've been pointing people from a group I am involved with to your extensive essay on the Medical Racket.

This is mostly a group of parents who have been taking action to get the local school mask mandates removed, which much to our surprise suddenly was announced yesterday.

I would likely be ignored had I just claimed, "The CDC and the FDA have got to go, let's not stop now!"

But because you took the time to write such an in depth essay I just share that instead and the response from the couple people who reported back after reading are inspiring.

Its working, humanity really is waking up

Not sure if this is the right place to put this but wanted to communicate this and thank you.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Blast:

Thanks are always appreciated. You inspired me to reread some of my medical racket essay. All I can say is that the update will be significant. My writing style has changed a bit in the past eight years, and the past few years of study on medical issues will be reflected in the update. Kennedy’s book will largely be the basis of Medical Racket, 2.0, but the entire essay will get a makeover. The thrust certainly will not change, but the revised essay will be a better effort.

On people waking up, well, on the medical, media, and other fronts, the elite agenda has certainly been in everybody’s face the past two years, so yes, more are awakening. I don’t need that many for my little plan, however.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This is the first of the thematic posts that I will make about Kennedy’s book. From the very beginning of his ascendance, Fauci has cavalierly jettisoned any pretense of scientific practice, and his behavior has often been scientifically fraudulent and nonsensical.

It began with Gallo’s unethical press conference, in which he announced the HIV/AIDS connection, before any evidence was presented. Such announcements are supposed to be accompanied by a peer-reviewed scientific paper. The HIV/AIDS connection has never been credibly demonstrated. Fauci took the ball and ran with it, announcing the “success” of AZT and remdesivir the same way. The AZT trial was criminally performed, and Fauci fraudulently moved the “endpoints” of the remdesivir trial. Fauci actually announced remdesivir’s “success” from the Oval Office, to reach Ed’s level of “chutzpah.”

Fauci had also been fond of moving deadly trials to poor nations such as African ones, presided over by the world’s greatest murderers, such as for Nevirapine. When his ethics officer wanted to warn the guinea pigs about the deadly effects of the Nevirapine trial being performed on Americans, Fauci ended the man’s career, as Fauci “coincidentally” had a financial stake in Nevirapine. Fauci has essentially sold the USA’s medical regulatory agencies to Big Pharma.

There has never been a vaccine approved for use in the USA that used the randomized double-blind trial, with a placebo used for the control group, including the mRNA vaccines for COVID. That is scientifically fraudulent, but a key part of Fauci’s playbook. Either the control group was unblinded or wrecked by giving them the tested vaccine, or there was not a placebo used for the control group. That has also been done for Fauci’s favorite drugs, such as AZT, so that the harm inflicted by the vaccines and drugs will never be scientifically demonstrated.

The medical journals were all captured by Big Pharma and Fauci long ago, and they play along with these blatantly fraudulent practices.

Fauci’s idea that antibody production means impending death is so contrary to long-established medical science that he, Gallo, and Gates, who all espouse that nonsense, have been called the “Three Stooges” of medicine.

Those drugs and vaccines have all killed far more people than they “saved,” running into the millions, and the greatest suffers have been children, just like in American foreign policy. COVID-19 presents effectively zero risk to children, and mandatory COVID vaccines for them are just around the corner.

Fauci, Gates, and friends have the blood of millions on their hands, and Gates has been surreptitiously sterilizing millions of women, which demands the suspicion that there is a eugenics and depopulation motivation behind their behaviors. They have been preparing for imposing a police state under a biosecurity rubric since the 1990s, and it is finally here.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This will be another thematic post on Kennedy’s book. On one hand, I don’t want to heap the lion’s share of blame on Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates; they are only doing what sociopaths do. They have an army of eager henchmen, the masses who file to their deaths like a lemming stampede, an enabling media, and the like. We all have responsibility for this catastrophic situation. In our current systems of fear and scarcity, sociopaths and psychopaths thrive. My goal is to help change that. But Fauci and Gates are not unaccountable, either.

Fauci has never done the job that Congress charged him with, as he was too busy building his empire, selling out the USA’s health to Big Pharma, Big Food, etc., which helped fan the very fire that he was fighting, which also may be the case with COVID-19. True prevention has never been on Fauci’s radar, as lucrative intervention is always the goal, no different from Morris Fishbein’s strategy, and Fishbein was the previous face of American medicine, in what I am now calling Medical Racket, 1.0. Fauci and Gates lead Medical Racket, 2.0, like Fishbein and the Rockefellers led Medical Racket, 1.0.

For COVID-19, Fauci purposefully avoided prevention and early treatment, wiped out any drugs that could be repurposed, HCQ and IVM in particular, which killed more people than anywhere else on Earth, to instead inflict lockdowns and police-state tactics, which had been planned for a generation, including media propaganda and censorship, the likes of which have never quite been seen before in the USA, to set the stage for the deadly, worthless, and lucrative remdesivir, and mRNA vaccines, both of which were fraudulently tested. It seems that mRNA vaccine deaths are being covered up, and the long-term effects may well be genocidal.

Bill Gates has been there every step of the way in the past generation, from his bromance with Fauci to his peculiar brand of spook-enabled “philanthropy” that has killed millions of people while also sterilizing women, which could well be part of a depopulation agenda that also enriches himself and his Big Pharma partners. I no longer doubt that Fauci and Gates know what they are doing. “Stupid and greedy” are not sufficient to explain their highly consistent behaviors, such as always fraudulently testing their drugs and vaccines.

My upcoming fair hearing essay will deal at length with the idea that in these days of Medical Racket, 2.0, it is all dogma and inquisitions, propaganda and censorship, and nothing gets a fair hearing, not the deadly, worthless, and lucrative interventions, nor the alternatives of true prevention and gentle, cheap, and effective treatments.

Kennedy made it clear that the demographic transition has ended the population explosion, and that empowering women in poor nations is the solution, not killing the children and sterilizing the women under the rubric of medicine, which seems to be Gates’s goal.

On the scientific end of it, Kennedy suggested that the germ and miasma theories should be melded, to develop a true paradigm of health, and he may be right. I think that it is clear that the germ theory of disease, if valid at all, has been very overblown, to keep medical bureaucracies alive and Big Pharma in the chips, and has “coincidentally” been weaponized to install a global technocratic police state, which is well on its way to happening, intentional or not.

With this post, I am winding down my discussion of Kennedy’s monumental book for now. It is an amazing achievement, and earned Kennedy membership in my pantheon. It will receive prominent coverage in my updated medical racket essay, which is likely a few years away.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

While summarizing Kennedy’s book, I developed a huge backlog of links to work through, mostly pandemic-related, but not all. I’ll be posting on them in coming days. This post will be about something that I noticed, in the pattern-recognition tradition of generalists. I attached a Mercola article to this post, on how the COVID vaccines are wrecking immune systems. In the article, it described how immune systems operate, as microbes are kept in check by the immune system. It is when the immune system fails that microbes multiply and cause infections. In The Serengeti Rules, the author discussed regulation as the same suppression function, in gene function and how lions regulate the savanna, keeping the grazers from eating everything. In The Plausibility of Life, the authors similarly discussed the regulation function at the sub-cellular level, again as a suppression function. When the suppression ceases, then the processes proceed.

The somatid cycle that Naessens documented, it was the same dynamic. In a healthy body (healthy immune system), the somatids stay at the single and double spore stage. It is only when the immune system fails that somatids go through that life cycle that means degenerative disease.

As I thought about it, the organized suppression of free energy is a similar regulatory function, keeping the inventions and inventors suppressed. A “healthy” energy racket keeps threatening innovation at bay through its suppression mechanisms. In that light, we were merely “regulated” by the energy gangsters, but Dennis proved to be a difficult “infection” to eradicate.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I will now go through my link stash and turn them into posts. The media and I go way back, and before I ever heard of Ed and Noam, I discovered that the media makes it up as it goes. I do not watch network TV, but my wife does, and sometimes as I sit with her and she is watching General Hospital or some other show, I’ll notice a junk food ad followed by a drug ad, for a drug that treats the symptoms of eating processed food! That is called vertical integration. American drug ads are one of the obscene wonders of the world, and those ads explain why the media is a mouthpiece for the food processors and Big Pharma, as it is Ed and Noam’s advertising filter in action.

I am going to attach a few recent Mercola articles. One is on the Great Barrington Declaration, signed by more than 60,000 medical professionals and scientists, which Fauci led the assault on. The Great Barrington Declaration promoted the tried-and-true response to COVID-19, while Fauci’s response was the experimental one, which killed more people than anyplace else on Earth. But Fauci is Saint Fauci today in the media.

Another attached Mercola article discussed a U.S. Senator’s discussion with several doctors, who treated thousands of COVID patients. Their number one point was that early treatment is what saved their patients, a practice that Fauci and the media attacked and fought every step of the way.

Another Mercola article is about how he is being censored and attacked once more by the media. Katie Couric goes so far as to say that Mercola and friends should be prosecuted, as she advocates censorship.

Ever since Joe Rogan announced that he quickly recovered from COVID with early treatment, particularly with ivermectin, which several MDs recommended to him, he has been the target of a media smear campaign. Rogan is fighting back, calling out CNN for its propaganda that called ivermectin a “horse dewormer.”

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This post has been a long time in coming. My upcoming fair hearing essay will deal with this subject, and this post can be seen as a prelude to it. The primary purpose of Ed’s writings was to show how the media was not objective, and Wikipedia’s treatment of his bio ironically proved it. Way back when I was a teenager, after my mystical awakening, I became aware of the battles between religious fanatics and equally fanatic materialists, and I realized that the objective exploration of consciousness was probably impossible, because the study of consciousness is the study of ourselves. If nothing else, our egos will get in the way.

My Lies essay is about the lies I was raised with, which were nearly universally believed in my society. Kennedy’s book is a chronicle of the corruption in Western medicine, and the evil agendas behind this “pandemic” response. Even the defenders of science call medical science its most flimsy and corrupt branch, and Kennedy’s masterpiece clearly shows why. Even the so-called hard sciences have their issues with corruption, political influences, and the like. So, where can an objective view of the past and present be found? Good luck with that. So, I have always had to pick and choose, trying to understand the biases of what I studied, and appropriately discount aspects of it in my quest for the truth.

Ironically, the right wing media has been far better than the “left” on this pandemic. I think that is because the left tends to worship science, so it has an amazing capacity to overlook its limitations and corruption. But the right is way out there on the issue of Global Warming, for instance. The left’s and right’s stances often arise from their political predilections, not an objective assessment of the issues, and that goes for Noam, too, which is kind of the topic of this post. Last year, I wrote about how Noam swallowed the Fauci line on the “pandemic,” and how even Amy Goodman seems to have lost her way, as she is beholden to her sponsors.

The lead blurb on Douglas Fry’s War, Peace, and Human Nature is from Noam. Fry is the dean of the doves on warfare, arguing that warfare really only arose with the rise of civilization. As I have made clear in my essay work, I am with the “hawks,” that warfare is as old as chimps, and I have not seen anything in the past several years of study to change that view. Part of me does not understand the dove position, as the hawks do not argue that war will always be with us, but that only that it has always been with us. The arrival of the Fifth Epoch should end that grim tradition. As I write this, Biden is rattling his saber over Ukraine (we sponsored a coup there when he was vice president), and Biden has enthusiastically cheered every American war since Vietnam.

I am about halfway through reading The Dawn of Everything, by some anarchist scientists, and Noam has a blurb for their book, too. I’ll report more on the book when I am finished, but as with Fry, the defense of humanity is evident in The Dawn of Everything. I have not seen much new so far, and they echo an idea that I accept, that Gimbutas was essentially correct, that patrilineal herders societies conquered matrilineal horticultural societies, and that dynamic impacted the rise of Fertile Crescent civilizations. The so-called Kurgan Invasion seems to have really happened, as arid steppe herder societies invaded the farmer societies of the fertile river valleys.

The Dawn of Everything is kind of misnamed, IMO. My tale begins with the beginning of the universe, and covers the multi-billion year journey of life on Earth that resulted in humanity. The Dawn of Everything starts at 30,000 years ago. Not quite the dawn of everything, but I put aside that concern and have definitely learned some new ideas while reading it. But, I wondered if the authors would deal at all with what fueled the Second Epoch: hunting Earth’s megafauna to extinction. Humanity conquered Earth and all other human species, and that was some sand in the gears of the story told so far in The Dawn of Everything, of a relatively non-hierarchical humanity that somehow went astray with the rise of civilization. If their tale began at 30,000 years ago, they could avoid some of that. Well, I just got to the part of their book where they did address the megafauna extinction: climate change did it. They literally devoted about a paragraph to the issue, attributed it to climate change, and moved on. Wow. That made me very wary of their work. There is a scientific movement that denies human agency in the megafauna extinctions, which I consider a prime example of how blinded scientists can be as they pursue their ideological convictions, and make the evidence say whatever they want it to.

So, while I am somewhat sympathetic to the doves and anarchists, their biases can be glaring, and so it goes with Noam’s blurbs on those books, as an anarchist blurbs an anarchist book.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Yesterday I read an article on Kennedy’s site and was surprised, as I used to work for the author. Nearly 20 years ago, my public writings led to my doing consulting work for John, doing financial modeling, just as he was getting Nutiva off the ground. I soon began to work for InfoSpace, and could no longer help John out, but we can say that he did OK. John is a good man, and it was an honor to be involved with him.

John’s article was a good one, and remarked on the about-face that “liberals” have taken in these COVID days, as they slavishly worship the FDA and friends today, and they used to be quite skeptical. It was interesting that John quoted Noam, as Noam advocated locking up the unvaccinated. I wrote just yesterday on how the “liberals” have lost their way. Of course, John’s article covered a lot of the same territory as Kennedy’s book did.

These are definitely the strangest times that I have lived through, as my great nation lost its sanity once again. I thought that aftermath of 9/11 was bad, but this has been far worse in ways.

I am going to attach this morning’s Mercola article, on the cause of artery disease. It is a very interesting article and makes sense. IMO, eliminate processed food from our diets, and stop imbibing toxins, and nearly all of our diseases will vanish.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is time for a reflective post. Yesterday one of the USA’s annual rituals was performed: The Super Bowl. I watched about half of it. Black athletes comprise about 70% of the NFL’s players, even though blacks are only 12% of the USA’s population. There are two primary reasons for that:

• Blacks are better athletes in general than whites, particularly in speed and strength sports; there are evolutionary reasons for this, mainly because sub-Saharan Africans abandoned the hunter-gatherer lifestyle thousands of years after white people did;
• Blacks comprise the USA’s historic underclass, and those NFL players are American gladiators, playing a violent sport (similar to boxing) for white entertainment.

Even though blacks comprise 70% of the players, the elite quarterback position has almost always been white, although there are more blacks now, particularly with the rise of running quarterbacks. The head coaches are almost all white, and there is not a black majority owner of an NFL team. It is a billionaires’ club, so blacks are understandably not represented there.

In 2016, a black quarterback, one of those running blacks, began kneeling during the national anthem that begins NFL games, to protest the killing of blacks by American policemen. His act ended his career. He appears a prophet today, as white cops’ killing blacks finally became an issue in recent years, but it is a deeply entrenched problem. Minorities are killed with high disproportionality in my great nation, and the police are rarely held accountable.

The NFL has made some attempts to make amends, if only for public relations purposes, and yesterday I watched this documentary, produced by the NFL, on the 100^th anniversary of one of the greatest mass murders of blacks in American history: the Tulsa race massacre.

Unlike most of my fellow white Americans, my studies made me aware of the Tulsa massacre long ago. It happened not far from where my grandfather was raised, when he was a teenager. When he was alive, I did not know about that incident, but I was aware of the slaughters of Indians that cleared the plains for “settlers” such as my ancestors. The fact that that slaughter of affluent blacks took place in Oklahoma is no great surprise, as the dregs of white American society lived there, for good reason.

The genocidal Trail of Tears moved the remnants of the “civilized tribes” to Arkansas, but that land became coveted by whites, too, so the worst available land in the USA was deemed the dumping ground for the aboriginal peoples of the Eastern Woodlands. On his last trip to his home state of Kansas, my grandfather led us to visit hallowed ground of his youth, the site of one of the “battles” on the plains, which I had amazingly already read of in my studies. Colorado, Kansas, and Oklahoma were the sites of some of the worst Indian slaughters, near the end of the white conquest of the continent. The dregs of American society led that final effort, seeking free land and gold.

Even after being dumped in Oklahoma, most of the remaining lands allocated to the Indians were stolen from them, in an early instance of American “philanthropy.” It was on that stolen land that those prosperous American blacks made lives for themselves in Tulsa, and still they were slaughtered. That NFL documentary featured a player for the Seattle team, one of my favorite players, who was raised in Tulsa. The black part of Tulsa never recovered from that massacre, even a century later.

It has only been in recent years that I learned why the Pacific Northwest has been lily white (1, 2).

As I write this, Biden is rattling his saber over Ukraine, and here is the kind of analysis that you will never see in the American media. The Ukraine issue was one of Ed’s most common topics in his last years.

I could go on and on about this and related issues, but I’ll cut this short and just state that the Fifth Epoch can come none too soon. Happy Valentine’s Day!

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I recently wrote that I have been reading The Dawn of Everything, and I finished it this morning. I took 255 notes, which was not nearly as many as I did with Kennedy’s book, but it is up there on my note scale. It was written by anarchist scientists, and it shows in ways. But I am sympathetic to their thesis, like I am Douglas Fry’s. I didn’t see much that I have not already written about to one degree or another, but I will emphasize some of their findings more than I have in the past.

Their primary message was that people were far more creative in their social organization before the rise of the “Eurasian Iron Age” than most anthropologists have assumed, and I’ll agree with that. They got into it a bit on how women’s status declined with the rise of civilization, and they noted that it was not always like that or inevitable, but they largely dismissed the idea that the mode of a society’s subsistence helped determine its social organization. They began the book by dismissing work such as Ian Morris’s, and stated that anthropology in general dismissed those kinds of exercises that base social organization on the energy issue. I think that it is dependent on the framework. The energy of domesticated plants and animals allowed for the rise of civilization. It could not have arisen from the hunter-gatherer level of energy production. Sedentary or semi-sedentary hunter-gatherer cultures were only possible because they tied into some kind of stable energy supply, and that pretty much only happened on shorelines (there were some short-lived mammoth villages, camping on migration routes, until the mammoths had been rendered extinct, for a partial exception).

But the authors showed how some societies rejected the social practices of their neighbors, and they used the academic term of schismogenesis. They went into depth on how the Pacific Northwest culture had slavery, while the California Indian culture south of the rainforests did not. I was far from convinced that their environments had nothing to do with it. Salmon-based versus acorn-based economies were radically different in ways, and when the authors made the case that California’s natives could have developed a fish-based economy like the Pacific Northwest cultures did, it seemed that they were not very familiar with the West Coast. South of the evergreen forests of the Pacific Northwest culture, the rivers are few and far between. Those are dramatically different biomes, about as dramatic as it gets, and to put the difference between slave-owning societies with “free” ones as a pure social choice I thought was a bit of a stretch. The authors made a better case that the Cahokia experiment was abandoned by the Eastern Woodlands natives, as it became a cultural disaster.

But there is something to schismogenesis and the ability of people to choose how their cultures operate, at least within energetic parameters – there were no hay-powered rockets to the moon – but the energetic/technological reality had plenty to do with social organization.

But, I think that the authors performed a fine service in showing how the scientific findings of the past 30 years have shown that pre-Iron-Age cities were not necessarily conjoined with the rise of elites, and people consciously constructed social systems that avoided the rise of domination. It is a huge subject, and they are to be commended for raising these issues. But similar to Fry’s arguing that Australian aborigines were peaceful (unsuccessfully, IMO), while I respect that the authors make the case that societies did not have to become dominance hierarchies as they grew larger, I doubt that the important solutions ahead of us have much, if anything, to do with reshuffling the deck of scarcity. The permanent solution is abundance, which those authors also acknowledged, saying that it all becomes moot if we all had Star-Trek-style replicators. If they only realized how close that reality is.

Their book’s entire thesis plays right into my advocacy of the Fifth Epoch. I am arguing for something that has never existed before, although I know that the means to it are older than I am. I am trying to help the people I seek imagine something that is nearly here, as a way to help it manifest. Seems easy, right?

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I’ll clear out some more of my COVID links with this post. The year before Ed died, Washington Post promoted a smear campaign, which was something straight from the McCarthy days, as it named hundreds of websites as purveyors of Russian propaganda. It turned out that the smear effort came from Ukraine, with a little help from the CIA, after the American-supported coup there. The big tech firms piled on to that smear campaign to wipe out the traffic to those smeared sites, which devastated the alternative media. I first read of the Ukraine/CIA connection to that smear campaign at Zero Hedge, which I used to read daily. Zero Hedge was one of the hundreds of sites smeared by that CIA effort, and Zero Hedge was smeared in the media again recently, as it was called a Russian tool. Here is an article today on the latest smear campaign.

In this latest smear campaign, it also identified the Strategic Culture Foundation as a Russian propaganda front, which is another ludicrous notion. One of their articles cited me, as Ed’s biographer (for the record, I did not agree with that article). Maybe I am a Russian tool, too. Of course, I saw Dennis smeared in the media for years before I ever began my media studies at Ed’s and Noam’s scholarly feet. Smear campaigns are an American media specialty. One of my favorite journalists wrote an article on Zero Hedge and this latest smear campaign. Homeland Security is now calling anybody who disagrees with government propaganda to be a potential “terrorist,” I kid you not. This is nothing new, as talking heads in the American media have been calling for “terrorist” treatment of the unvaccinated, courtesy of Washington Post, of course.

The latest smear campaign of Zero Hedge also called it a purveyor of COVID “misinformation.” That is particularly rich, as the media has been all about propaganda and censorship in these COVID days. Zero Hedge has only been pointing out the same COVID issues that Kennedy did in his book.

Fauci’s playbook of fraudulent testing and unethical announcement of the “results” can be seen for AZT, Remdesivir, and the mRNA vaccines (and all vaccines, really). At the beginning of his book, Kennedy noted how the awesome conflicts of interest that Fauci encouraged corrupted all American medical agencies, including the FDA and CDC. One of the “disinformation” articles that Zero Hedge posted was about how the CDC has abandoned scientific practice as it produces propaganda around the COVID issue (and edicts based on that propaganda).

Another Zero Hedge article was about how natural immunity from COVID recovery is finally being acknowledged. It is incredible to me how natural immunity has been attacked and dismissed by Fauci’s minions. Immunity from disease recovery is one of the oldest ideas in medicine, going back to the smallpox days several hundred years ago, as the Spaniards conquered the New World, bringing epidemics to the Indians that the Spaniards were immune to. Attacking/dismissing natural immunity was as ludicrous as Fauci’s antibody stance, or when he said that AIDS could be transmitted by casual contact, like merely touching somebody. Fauci is kind of the opposite of a scientist.

When a contributor at Forbes recently shined the light on Fauci’s lucrative position, Fauci got him fired, in standard media fashion, as Teflon Tony denies any responsibility for the catastrophe that he authored. Another Zero Hedge article was on how quickly the COVID restrictions are being lifted, which highlights their political nature in the first place. The COVID response never had anything to do with science, but greed and politics. Zero Hedge had an article about how Jon Stewart is very uneasy with who decides what is “misinformation” and what isn’t, and an article on how Homeland Security is treating recent protestors as “terrorism” suspects (and “disinformation” purveyors like me). This morning, Zero Hedge posted up an article on how mandatory annual COVID vaccines, even for toddlers, will be a Big Pharma bonanza, as admitted by an FDA official caught saying it on camera. Zero Hedge also had an article that noted the recent passing of Nobel Laureate Luc Montagnier, who produced the lead blurb on Kennedy’s book, who was among the first to suspect that COVID-19 came from a lab leak. It is easy to see how Zero Hedge is a Russian tool.

This brings me to today’s Mercola article, attached, about how hospitals are killing patients in the name of profits, with its worthless and deadly COVID treatments. As Mercola’s article noted, the death rates of young people are skyrocketing around the world, but don’t expect the media to report on it. I make sure that the medical-industrial complex in the USA can’t get its hands on me, as I can’t afford to die early to help out their profit margins, as they chomp at the bit to force-vaccinate children. I have too much work to do.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Just a little note. Some months ago, Avid mentioned that UK residents of geriatric facilities were being euthanized. I replied that I would not touch that allegation at the time, until I saw it reported more widely in what I consider the credible alternative media. Well, in that Mercola article that I attached today, he does report on that allegation. Not terribly surprising if that was an intentional practice, in these grim times, and score one for Avid, although it is not something that anybody can be happy of being right about, if such an allegation is true.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Before I go off to another writing project today, I want to briefly discuss a headline article at Yahoo! this morning. It can be summed up with: “What’s Putin going to do? Let’s ask the spooks!” Ed would have had plenty to say about that article. There is not a word in the article that the Ukrainian government was overthrown in 2014 in an American-sponsored coup, and that the CIA and State Department were involved. That explains everything that has been happening between Ukraine and Russia since then, but don’t expect anything in the American media about that. In my recent reflective post, I linked to the same author that cited me as Ed’s biographer, which I mentioned in a post today. As I wrote, I did not agree with his analysis of Noam – he was far more than just Ed’s celebrity co-author – but I don’t dismiss his analyses, either. He knows far more about the Ukrainian situation than I ever will.

As with Operation Paperclip, the USA can never seem to get enough of the Nazis, and the USA used Nazis (proud Nazis) to help overthrow Ukraine’s government. As Ed and Noam stated regularly, the ethical reaction would be to question our government’s motives in that affair, not Putin’s, but that is never going to happen in our imperial media. All that we get from those spooks is pabulum about human rights and democracy, and how the USA will violently overthrow governments without it. Maybe those spooks even believe it, like my spook relative, who drank himself to death, did. Waking up is hard to do, especially for spooks.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

The USA has been screwing over Afghanistan since the Carter administration, when the Big Zbig used Afghanistan as a pawn on his global chessboard. Today, nothing has changed, as the USA is intentionally starving Afghanistan while stealing its money, and China has rightfully called us “bandits.” What leaders of the “free world” we are. If humanity survives, future historians will chronicle the Fourth Epoch as the rise of evil global empires, particularly the UK’s and USA’s. At least the UK openly celebrated its imperial status, while the USA pretends that it isn’t one. Ed and Noam spent their lives exposing the American Empire and its enabling media, as their duty as Americans. In Canada today, the government is waging war against protestors, as governments do what governments do, even the most “enlightened” of them.

It was only in the last chapter of Kennedy’s book that he got “conspiratorial” about the COVID issue, and how it could be part of a larger agenda. The term “technocracy” is more than a century old. In recent years it has been kind of co-opted by conspiracists to describe a one-world tyranny led by the likes of Bill Gates and friends, and COVID is the latest rubric for it. As I have written, I am less skeptical of that than I used to be, such as when I read Mercola’s COVID book, as he got into it. I am attaching today’s Mercola article on just that subject.

While I am less skeptical that Gates is leading a megalomaniacal effort for “The Great Reset,” I remain pretty skeptical that it is part of some grand GC plan. Retail elites like Gates are a ways down the global food chain. I see what Gates is doing as similar to what Biden is: dirty games of power, control, and avarice, which the retail global system allows them to play. As long as that is their focus, the GCs’ game is well in hand.

Biden is definitely taking orders from his handlers and sponsors. He has been a machine politician for his entire career. Is Gates also taking some kind of orders? My stance is that even if he was, making him the focus of an effort to right the ship will be counterproductive. As Brian said, combined positive intention is the key, not getting in a lather about what elites are up to.

During my days with Dennis, the highest councils on Earth were aware of us, intervened, and they have not entirely forgotten about me. One of my pals got a show from the so-called White Hats, and there is far more happening than the public is privy to, but hyperventilating conspiracists rarely bark up the right tree, and their work us usually at the tabloid level. Both structuralists and conspiracists are united in their victim-oriented view of the world. What is needed is a creator’s perspective, and creators create with love. Elites will be ended by the arrival of the Fifth Epoch, not by taking them on, exposing them, defeating them in battle, etc. We can only make them obsolete. The rest of my life is devoted toward seeing if my approach can help make a dent, and we’ll see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

[Hughe]

@Wade

Are you planning to have interviews with influential scholars such as Rupert Sheldrake (Creator of Morphic Resonance Theory) or Jordan Peterson? Both of them have Youtube channel and do podcast regularly.

Many of your supporters like me can send them an interview request.

I think without Free Energy humanity will start from scratch on aftermath of the global cataclysmic event in near future.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Hughe:

Thanks for thinking of me. In a few years, when I publish a book, then I plan to, yes, do interviews and other activities. Until then, I will be working hard on making my material as good as I can. I already have a bunch of interviews out there, and my themes have not changed. It will largely be more of the same, but maybe with a little wider audience. We’ll see. Yes, civilization might not last long enough for me to get my work done.

Best,

Wade

[Ewan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi:

During my days with Dennis, the highest councils on Earth were aware of us, intervened, and they have not entirely forgotten about me. One of my pals got a show from the so-called White Hats, and there is far more happening than the public is privy to, but hyperventilating conspiracists rarely bark up the right tree, and their work us usually at the tabloid level. Both structuralists and conspiracists are united in their victim-oriented view of the world. What is needed is a creator’s perspective, and creators create with love. Elites will be ended by the arrival of the Fifth Epoch, not by taking them on, exposing them, defeating them in battle, etc. We can only make them obsolete. The rest of my life is devoted toward seeing if my approach can help make a dent, and we’ll see how it goes.

Best,

Wade

Hi Wade,

With the greatest of respect I think the adjective above is a little superfluous.

Truth to tell I felt a light negative reaction as I read it, most people I meet may glean at least a suspiscion that they just chatted with a conspiracist (to their mind). Personally speaking I consider myself a rather sober thinker not given to hyperanything, whilst freely acknowledging there are some bat**** crazy loons out there. (grin).

Keep up the good work.

All the best,

Ewan