WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

One of the downsides of being a comprehensivist is that there is so much to keep track of! There is far more coming across my desk than I can ever respond to. I have to choose my battles, and getting my essay writing done has to be my top priority, although the distractions have been legion during the past couple of years (COVID, political and social chaos, including wokeness, Ukraine, etc.).

I was going to wait until the Fauci Twitter files got released (the fur is flying already), but events are overtaking me. I have very mixed feelings about Musk as a free speech advocate. This morning, Sam Husseini wrote that he is shadowbanned at Twitter. Sam has been critical of Musk recently. Musk justified overthrowing Bolivia’s government when they wanted to use their lithium deposits to make batteries and industrialize, instead of just being a Tesla mine. Brian is still the only human officially and publicly asked to visit another planet, and I have yet to see his name mentioned in the Musk-inspired Mars furor of the past dozen years.

Today, I became aware of the most recent Oswald document (1, 2), on his visits to the Cuban and Soviet embassies. I have long thought that those visits were part of laying a fake trail to Cuba for Oswald in the “retail” CIA operation, before a fake assassination attempt was turned into a real one. I wonder if I’ll live to see those dots get officially connected. Probably not.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

My post yesterday spurred a pal to ask if I encountered any Israeli connection to the JFK hit. I spent two pages replying, and decided that I should make a version of my response public (it is more efficient for me that way ), so here goes.

An entire book was written on that subject, I was actually in the middle of it, and that takes some telling. For starters, I have no doubt that Gary told the story of his meeting with John Tower to the best of his recollection. Even so, I spent a dozen years looking at the JFK hit evidence before I ever went public with my take, back in 2001. I never saw a credible piece of evidence that contradicted Gary’s story, documents such as Northwoods only further confirmed Gary’s story, and this latest document revelation only bolsters it more. Serious JFK researchers have called Gary’s story the overarching narrative of the JFK hit, which brings in the CIA, Texas, oilman, military, and other connections. Gary had more than one connection to the situation. One of Gary’s tasks was putting Mickey Cohen under surveillance, and Menachem Begin was a regular visitor to Cohen in LA before the JFK hit. Cohen actually “donated” a warship to Israel in its early days.

In 1946, Gary saw Jack Ruby with Cohen, and had a conversation with Ruby the next year (incidentally, Cohen invented the Vegas race wire, so his “gift” to Gary of rigged horse races makes even more sense). Ruby was not the two-bit nightclub owner that the Warren Commission portrayed him as, but was a high-ranking mobster who used to work for Capone, as Cohen did. I have personal ties to mobsters and the CIA (and others) that I won’t get into today, but the fact that Ruby killed Oswald definitely meant that the Jewish mob was involved, as Ruby was Jewish. How much that means Israeli involvement, I don’t know, but JFK was friendly to Arab nationalism and lukewarm to Israel. When Gary had Cohen under surveillance, he and Begin talked at length about JFK, how much money he “wasted” on the Peace Corps, and the like. I could really go down the rabbit hole here, but I’ll try to keep this relatively brief.

Cohen arranged for the Lana Turner and Johnny Stompanato romance, and Cohen was behind introducing Marilyn Monroe to JFK at the 1960 Democratic Convention in LA, as part of an influence peddling and extortion effort on JFK (and Israel may have been part of it – and that could be just a very early instance of the kind of activities that led to the Epstein case). That takes some brass, to try that with the sitting president.

Gary also, through phone surveillance, saw Jewish mobsters in a flurry immediately after the JFK hit. IMO, Ruby was part of the real assassination team, and his job was to kill Oswald immediately after the hit, but Oswald got away (and policeman Tippit seems to have unwittingly interfered and was killed for his trouble). Ruby was ordered to finish the job, and he did, in the police station, no less (he likely had inside help for that). Mob attorney Melvin Belli was Ruby’s attorney (Gary tailed Cohen and Begin to a meeting at Belli’s house, which Cap Weinberger attended). Incidentally, Belli wanted $250K up front to defend Dennis. Mr. Big Time Attorney costed less.

So, that is most of Gary’s evidence for the JFK hit. In the Tower conversation, Jews and Israel do not come up at all. Jewish mobsters ruined Gary’s life (some of the same people ruined mine), and consequently, I think that Gary took his Jewish theorizing a little too far in his book. But, lo and behold, the gangster judge (who was Cohen’s protégé), who presided over the Snowden case, no less, played kangaroo court judge in the 1970s and got the attention of the original Watergate attorney, who contacted me several years ago. His testimony is mind-blowing. Lots of dots may connect in what I am presenting here.

Back in the early 1990s, as I learned at Ed’s, Noam’s, and Howard’s scholarly feet (all Jews, by the way, and Ed was interested in Gary’s JFK tale and was onboard with the idea that a conspiracy took out JFK), nothing was off-limits to me. I subscribed to The Spotlight for several years, and that was definitely an anti-Semitic publication. The author of that Israel/JFK book, Michael Collins Piper, worked at The Spotlight. Gary went into their offices one day with his reporting of the Jewish connection on the JFK hit, and that was the genesis of Piper’s book. The version available today is not Piper’s original work on it. The initial publication hardly mentioned Gary, and Gary complained to Piper about it. The final edition gives far more prominence to Gary’s story. Several years ago, I saw Piper cite me as Gary’s friend who credited Piper with giving Gary’s story more exposure. Gary talked to me one day about the issue with Piper. I am sure that Gary and Piper worked it all out on the other side.

So, what about Israel and JFK? Gary had his theories about who interposed Hunt’s fake assassination attempt and turned it into a real one, and Gary thought that it might have been Arlen Specter, another Jew, of course. Specter concocted the crazy Magic Bullet theory, so I do not easily dismiss Gary’s theorizing (and there is evidence for it). My point about all of this is that there is no way that Oswald was the lone nut who did it, and the government actively covered it all up, beginning with Allen Dulles, the man who despised the man who fired him and who led the “investigation” of his murder. Dulles was a Rockefeller fixer for his entire career. Our government is completely illegitimate, but what else is new. Every president since JFK knew full well that he was a disposable pawn. Sitting American presidents are a ways down the food chain of the global power structure.

To me, it is not that important who was really behind it. If I had to put my finger on anybody, it would be the Eastern oligarchy, the Rockefellers in particular, and there is evidence of that (from J. Edgar Hoover’s tapped phone ). We had our run-ins with the Rockefellers, and they were not pleasant. Jack Kennedy was trying to end the Cold War, and for that, he had to go. Many powerful people wanted him dead.

IMO, the Jewish mob was involved in the JFK hit, via Ruby’s involvement alone, and how much that involved Israel, I don’t know. Piper’s book covers that territory. However, I consider that the Jewish Mob was likely more muscle than mastermind for the JFK hit, and that would go for Israel, too, but I could be wrong. But an attempt on de Gaulle’s life the year before the JFK hit was just like what happened in Dallas, de Gaulle was certain that his attempt and the JFK hit were related, and the common denominator for that is the CIA, as de Gaulle considered Allen Dulles his personal adversary who was behind the coup attempt mere days after Bay of Pigs (he publicly stated it while the coup attempt was happening). JFK made a state visit to France soon afterward, as the French-fluent Jackie mesmerized de Gaulle, to assure de Gaulle of his support (and he soon fired Dulles).

That was not easy telescoping all of that into two pages. That discussion could last for years.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Today, I saw another signpost on the disintegration of my society. Back in 2019, I was asked to join Nextdoor, so I did. Most posts are from people who live within five miles of me. Every day is a post about theft, home invasions, robberies, and even murders. Many are by people who have lived here for many years, and are shocked at the exponential increase in crime. The Seattle area has become a criminal feast, for various reasons, one of which is that this “liberal” state has essentially decriminalized theft. People walk into stores, put merchandise in their carts, and walk right out, never intending to pay for it, and laugh at the helpless store staff. In neighborhoods in my area, anything in anybody’s yards that is not nailed down is stolen. We got burglarized several years ago, which woke me up to how bad it has been getting.

This all got really insane during the pandemic, pointless protests such as CHAZ (somebody was murdered nearly daily in that “police-free” zone), and the like, which sometimes became a license to loot. My town was on a curfew in those days, as local stores were robbed, along with murders. Somebody was murdered a few minutes’ walk from my home a couple of weeks ago. People are getting carjacked at nearby stores, and so on.

Before it really got crazy, a few years ago, on a road that I drive to my favorite local trailheads, somebody put up a statue at the head of their driveway, attached. It is from this artist. Including tax, it is a $15,000 statue, and nearly four feet tall. From the moment it was put up, I was charmed by the affluent innocence of it, putting up a $15K statue in one’s driveway. With the escalating crime, I wondered how long it would last, and I got my answer today. Sometime in the past ten days (when I last drove by it), somebody stole it. All that is left are the toes of that girl. Of course, sawing off the statue’s feet ruins its artistic value, and I imagine that the criminals will get $50 in scrap metal value, if that.

What I have seen repeatedly now is people who lament there was literally nothing of value in their cars (anybody the least bit aware around here never leaves anything of value in their cars), but that did not prevent their windows from getting broken, for $1,000 in damage, just so the criminals could make sure there was nothing of value in the car. I recently visited California to save my friend’s health. He lives in Laguna Beach, the height of LA beach affluence. I told him about the insanity in Seattle, and he told me that in Beverly Hills, when people park their $200,000 cars in public for any reason, they literally leave their trunks open, so that nobody tries to break into them. This is a modern-day version of Rome’s collapse.

Just last weekend, at a family gathering, I heard of a cousin’s daughter who recently had her car’s catalytic converter stolen, in a supposedly secure garage in Seattle. This is just how it is on the West Coast, as the “woke” cities turn into hellholes, but they have creative pronouns. I doubt that I will stay in the area, which is very sad. If nothing else, this gives me a great sense of urgency to get my work done.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Warning: There are minor spoilers in this post for the new Avatar movie. If you don’t want to have the surprise spoiled, do not read this until after you have seen the movie.

I have been a student of art since my teenage years, which comes naturally for Artisan souls. My DVD, music, and book libraries cost me around $100K to acquire over my lifetime, are really my only assets of note, and have been increasingly digitized, thankfully. Artists are always influenced by the times that they live in. Cave paintings depicted the day’s activities. Renaissance art was heavily influenced by the Roman Catholic Church, and so on.

I recently read this book on Robert Jordan’s influences on writing his The Wheel of Time series, which I have been reading and rereading since 1990. Jordan slaughtered people by the hundred in Vietnam, as we outdid Hitler. I have known many men who were in Vietnam, and nobody shrugged off the experience. Almost none of them wanted to talk about it, which is typical of soldiers who experienced combat. It is easy to see the Vietnam experience in Jordan’s work, and writing was therapy for him, to a degree.

James Cameron is only four years older than me, and is a Canadian who moved to California and may have been subjected to the Vietnam draft for a couple of years. The Vietnam experience is all over his Avatar movies. Humans are understandably depicted as the a***oles of this part of the galaxy, invading and slaughtering the inhabitants of a neighboring star system, as they make Earth uninhabitable. Not only is the Vietnam experience starkly presented allegorically, but so is the slaughter and dispossession of the American Indians. As the maker of The Abyss, Cameron’s love of the ocean has long been evident. Also, for someone who came of age in LA, the spirituality depicted by Cameron is very familiar.

I think that for almost all people who watched the original Avatar, it was the immersion in Pandora’s rainforest that enthralled them. Its depiction was not too far removed from Michael Roads’s visit to that heavenly future Earth. Cameron presented a harmony with nature among Pandora’s indigenous inhabitants that has really never existed on Earth, at least yet.

Back in 2010, my dolphin guide was trying to get a job on the next Avatar movie, as an underwater setting of the next Avatar was already well known. I saw the previews of this Avatar, figured that the underwater scenes would be memorable, and that was an understatement. If people repeatedly watched the first Avatar for the rainforest scenes, they will watch the second Avatar for its underwater scenes.

So, on to the movie. I saw The Martian in 2015, at the same 3-D IMAX theater (where I ran into Bill Gates), and had not been back to that theater until yesterday. With streaming TV on big screens, and Hollywood-movie-level production, I have almost no reason to go to movie theaters anymore, particularly since I am increasingly deaf and subtitle-dependent. I watch an hour at home with my wife (and cats) each evening, sometimes two, and that is plenty for me. When I watched Avatar, I wore hearing aids, reading glasses, and 3-D glasses over them, as I held my closed captioning device so that I could read it without interfering with seeing the screen. It is kind of physically exhausting to do that, but I’ll do it for Avatar!

Since I had not seen a 3D movie in seven years, I was not sure what to expect. I was kind of disappointed to realize in a few minutes that the thrill was gone for the 3-D movie experience, and it was easy to forget that I was seeing 3-D. In the end, that is probably OK, but I’ll never forget the awe of watching the first Avatar and its 3-D rainforest, particularly at night. This Avatar also began in the rainforest, but I did not get the kind of experience that I did with the first Avatar. As I have seen critics write, the plot was filled with clichés, and that was accurate, so there were few plot surprises.

I did not keep track of the time, but I am guessing that it took an hour for the main characters to end up in the oceanic setting. In the first few seconds of the first underwater scenes, I understood what I was there for. I have visited spectacular Hawaiian reefs several times, and the underwater scenes in this Avatar took it to a new level. It was not really gratuitous pandering to the reef crowd, but it was indulgent. I’ll take that kind of indulgence any day, and all repeat customers of this Avatar are going for the underwater scenes.

I have very mixed feelings about making the Avatars into action movies with themes of the human defilement of nature in the name of greed. Anybody familiar with whaling will recognize the scenes of hunting Pandora’s equivalent of whales, and Cameron pulls no punches on the evil of it. There is the obligatory climactic battle, but the movie ends with a surprisingly moving scene that is like a visit to the astral plane (there was more than one scene like that).

I watched the first Avatar several times, and would go see it again in 3-D. This one, I may see again if my wife wants to go, but that will likely be it. In one day, Avatar grossed nearly $200 million at the global box office (my theater was not nearly sold out, but it was during a Friday afternoon, when most people are still working), so a $2 billion haul for this Avatar seems assured, which means that we will see the other Avatars in the works. I’ll be there for them. Maybe when I am about 75, they will have an Avatar film festival that plays all of them. I hope I am physically able to do it, if I live to see that day.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Today, Sam Husseini published an article on how we need a World Cup of ideas. This echoes the theme of my upcoming Receiving a Fair Hearing essay. In a world of great economic imbalances, only those ideas supported by the rich and powerful are heard.

As one of the books dedicated to Ed’s memory noted, the media’s job is to help make any alternatives to the prevailing economic and social order unimaginable. Like Sam is doing, Ed also proposed alternatives to business as usual in the media. That means a press not under capitalist or governmental control. It is almost a tautology to observe that a media owned and dominated by capitalist-imperialist interests will unfailingly serve those interests, not the general public’s welfare. As long as the media is controlled by those interests, this travesty will continue. The greatest evils are normalized and even celebrated, as sanity is banished, in the Chutzpah Press.

As Taibbi recently discussed, and Sam also noted, nearly everybody is retreating to their echo chambers of choice, so nobody hears anything that might challenge their delusions. As I recently wrote, it has been almost amusing to see how the left sold out its sentience to the medical racket, while the right has done so with the energy racket.

As with the other rackets, the only way that I see this changing much is the arrival of the Fifth Epoch, which will make capitalism, nations, and the like obsolete. Nobody will miss them.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have been trying to hold off on any pandemic posts until the Twitter files were released, but too much is happening to wait. The fur is flying (1), and they have not even been released yet. Yesterday I read Cause Unknown: The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 and 2022 (1). I heard of this earlier this year, and somebody finally put a book together on it. The book was short, text-wise, and I understand some of the complaints I have seen about it – it was not much of a book, content-wise. It was mostly news clippings of young people who died suddenly. The author, Edward Dowd, was a Wall Street professional who crunched the numbers on the skyrocketing deaths of young people, which began immediately after the vaccines were rolled out. Most telling was the reporting of insurance companies, particularly those that offer death benefits for employees. Working-age Americans (25-54) are healthier than old people, naturally, and corporate employees have comparatively low death rates. There is a concept known as excess mortality, which means mortality greater than expected.

Dowd crunched the numbers from the report by the Society of Actuaries, and found that in the third quarter of 2021, excess deaths in the 25-54 age group skyrocketed to nearly three times normal. About 60,000 excess Millennials died in the year after the vaccine was introduced, which was more than the American soldiers who died in Vietnam. As Dowd noted, the only variable that makes any sense was the vaccine mandates that hit America’s workers. “Do you want to keep your job? Take the vaccine.” Notable lefty Tim Robbins recently spoke out against the insane authoritarianism that swept the USA, death was literally wished on those who refused to get vaccines, and Dowd also noted the hysteria against the unvaccinated, which I was also scathed by. The “funny” thing is that I am at risk by being around the vaccinated, but it was the unvaccinated who were attacked.

Dowd reviewed other data, from European nations such as Denmark and the UK, to Australia, which confirmed his American findings. Dowd also dealt with skyrocketing sudden deaths of athletes, at about ten times the normal rate, which also rose right after the vaccine was rolled out. Those sudden deaths usually mean heart failure, which has always been the number one effect among the vaccine critics. Here is a typical report from the past week, of a 44-year-old Thai princess who collapsed and died while running. Celine Dion got one of the Pfizer-identified side effects of the vaccine. Celebrities that keel over, die in their sleep, and the like have become very common since the vaccine was rolled out. There are tests to determine whether the vaccine was the likely cause of death, but the medical racket is avoiding that like the plague. Of course, Pfizer covered up the side-effects in its trial. Having the vaccine manufacturer perform the testing is like letting the fox watch the henhouse.

The FDA has finally acknowledged blood clotting as a side effect of the vaccine (1, 2), but will naturally do nothing about it. Kirsch keeps doing surveys and crunching numbers, which clearly show the excess deaths of the vaccinated.

FYI, that vaccine-injured friend whom I visited in October is in physical therapy, has changed his diet to whole food, and is on a prescribed supplement program to help him recover his health. He recently told me that he has spoken to a number of physical therapy professionals, and they regularly treat vaccine-injured people. And the Big Pharma-controlled politicians are trying to ban supplements, Mercola article attached. That is nothing new, but merely the latest chapter in that grim tale. Another attached Mercola article is on how natural food will also get banned, if the Rockefellers and friends get their way.

It can be debated what the worst aspect of this pandemic was, from it likely being hatched in a lab to the deaths because early treatments were banned to the prodigious death tolls from the vaccines to the financial killing that the vaccine manufacturers made to Bill Gates and friends greasing the skids for the next one (and Mercola article attached), but for me, what has been particularly horrific is how this is inflicted on our most vulnerable citizens: children.

Children had literally no risk of death from COVID. There is no credible evidence that vaccination ever conquered a disease. I have written that transing children is evil. So is vaccinating them. Attached is a Mercola article on how the COVID vaccine has been approved by the FDA for babies. That the most vulnerable members of our society are treated this way says a lot about us. Parents are finally beginning to push back in numbers against compulsory vaccines for their children.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am hard at work on the new essay, but will take a little break to write this post, inspired by Mercola’s article this morning on Gardasil and related vaccines, attached. It is a good example of the evil insanity of vaccination, the medical racket, and capitalism in general.

The Holy Grail of capitalism is profits, as Ed noted long ago. The goal has always been to wipe out the competition and then milk the customers to get monopoly profits. The greatest fortunes, from Rockefeller to Gates, were built that way.

The Germ Theory of Disease has had problems from the start, and there is no credible evidence that vaccination ever conquered a disease. Big Pharma has rewritten history to give vaccination undue credit for vanquishing infectious disease. The Age of Vaccines in the USA really began in 1986, after Big Pharma got the federal government to shield it from vaccine-damage lawsuits. The Mafia never had a sweeter deal. After being relieved of liability, the vaccine-makers lied awake at night, dreaming up new vaccines to inflict on the public, particularly children.

One of the most egregious was Gardasil. Kennedy wrote about it, and Mercola cites Kennedy in his article. The “logic,” if can be called that, is to vaccinate all girls (most American girls get those vaccines today) so that one girl in 40,000 might be spared cervical cancer in 40 years. So, the benefit was virtually non-existent from the beginning, and more than 99.9% of the adverse reactions in the Gardasil trial were dismissed by the vaccine-maker as unrelated to the vaccine, just because. As Kennedy noted, the trial was fraudulent from the outset, just like all vaccine trials, as there was not a true placebo control group. Until COVID, Gardasil was the most dangerous American vaccine, with the most reported side-effects.

All vaccines damage the immune system, as that is how they work, by creating an autoimmune response. Mercola’s article showed how cervical cancer has been rising, not falling. As Mercola discussed, with a healthy immune system, those viruses are relatively harmless, and while those particular viruses vaccinated for have gone down in incidence, related viruses have taken their place. This is the complete folly of vaccination.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

We’ll see if I make a post on my essay progress by Christmas. I have been at it, and am getting in the Writing Zone. While writing yesterday, I decided to add a table to accompany my narrative on the First Epoch. A draft is attached.

Best,

Wade

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi:

We’ll see if I make a post on my essay progress by Christmas. I have been at it, and am getting in the Writing Zone. While writing yesterday, I decided to add a table to accompany my narrative on the First Epoch. A draft is attached.

Best,

Wade

Wade, Hi here, and here's an off-the-wall question.

I read the original edition of Michael Cremo's Forbidden Archeology from cover to cover (900+ pages!), and while much of that was deeply academic I found it more than fascinating.

The reason I reference that here is that in an appendix he pointed out that the sum total of all hominid skeletal artifacts that had ever been found (not including whatever might be hidden away in the catacombs of the Smithsonian, which is another topic) would all fit neatly on one large dining table.

Meaning, there's really very little to extrapolate from: mostly teeth, plus a few skull fragments, the very occasional larger bone, and not much more.

So one has to wonder what we don't know, and maybe don't know at all. UFO researcher Richard Dolan, also an academic, coined the term 'Breakaway Civilization', and has even speculated — with a ton of very reasonable caveats — that it may not be possible to totally dismiss the idea that the non-Earth 'ET' beings that seem identical to modern humans, widely reported in various contact and abduction experiences for decades, might actually BE humans... descendants of Earth humans who somehow left the planet a very long time ago.

He speculates that it just might be possible that somewhere in human prehistory — the last 300,000 years, maybe — humans became technologically advanced long long before our time, and some of them actually left the planet. After that, whatever happened to that hypothetical earlier technological civilization is unknown, but it may well have been destroyed, and maybe absolutely no trace of that remains.

It seems like crazy talk. But if one stops and looks at the very very long timeline, we've graduated from stone tools to moon landings in a mere 10,000 years or less. That same period of 10,000 years from zero to being able to escape the planet could easily be inserted into any epoch of prehistory without anyone noticing.

Thoughts?

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Bill:

I got Cremo’s book when it came out in 1993, and the companion book a few years later. It was early in my days of study, and a couple of years later, I stumbled into the Velikovsky issue. In retrospect, it was not the best way to get introduced to such topics. I entertained their ideas back then, but was more interested in how those views were suppressed. I never really bought in too much to their theses, but kept them on my “mental shelf” of interesting ideas, and actually, as I look back, Velikovsky was my first inkling of what a multidisciplinary approach looked like.

When I wrote my website, largely as it exists today, between 1997 and 2002, I did not focus on topics such as Forbidden Archeology’s thesis or Velikovsky’s catastrophic thesis. I did not really promote them, but I did not denigrate them, either. I even have some catastrophism links on my site today and even cited Forbidden Archeology in an early version of my Columbus essay, I believe, and it is still the first note of my medical racket essay.

I also studied plenty of UFO/ET stuff in the 1990s. I heard about my friend’s underground exotic technology demonstration before I ever heard of Greer. Anybody familiar with my work knows that I am certainly not Mr. Orthodox.

That said, as I studied for my site in those 1997-2002 years, I increasingly began studying scientific issues via orthodoxy, and have read hundreds upon hundreds of orthodox scientific books since then, usually popularized science, although I would periodically dip into the specialist literature. As I performed my studies, sometimes I would think about Cremo, Velikovsky, Sitchin, and the like, and would find myself revisiting their work. Charitably put, I am not sure today that any parts of their theses are valid. In fact, I strongly doubt it. They all get creativity points, but the evidence is simply too thin, as far as I have seen, to hang their hypotheses on. Maybe Nibiru is real, but it breaks my brain to even imagine how such a planet could sustain life. Even stuff such as the Face on Mars I am not onboard with, as far as its artificiality goes.

I have written many times that there is a ton of chaff on the fringes. Some is valid, and you see me write about vaccines, the medical racket’s gangster attacks on alternatives, the media’s propaganda function, the bogus “history” we are taught, I know that what my friend saw renders today’s physics textbooks into doorstops, I have gone to see UFOs for myself, was not disappointed, and JFK was definitely taken out in a conspiracy.

What I have long noticed about the conspiracist crowd is that they rarely exercise any discernment, but continually drink from the same poisoned wells. I was even sent Flat Earth stuff recently. Dolan is an academic, and while I can appreciate his speculations, I’ll await credible evidence that is not a bunch of “insider” testimony. When the ETs come for tea, they will have a place at my table.

So, for many of these topics, I take what the evidence provides, and the virtue of many orthodox scientific topics is that it can be a free-for-all of ideas, by some very smart people, and I believe in the ideal of science. But, as with democracy, a free press, free markets, and the like, that scientific ideal has never really been achieved, and the day that some of those suppressed technologies become publicly known, scientists are due for many sobering revelations about the state of today’s orthodox science. Friends tell me about their Bigfoot encounters, and when one comes to tea, then I’ll have something to talk about. Until then, I leave it on that shelf of ideas that the evidence is thin for.

I am really not sure what to think about all of those allegedly humanoid ETs. If they are real, evolutionary theory is due for an overhaul, to put it mildly. If ETs showed up at my house, one of the first things I would ask for is some of their DNA (if they have any).

I have not heard of classified fossil digs, and I respect the work that scientists do on the past of humanity, life on Earth, and Earth itself. Those studies do not seem to run afoul of the GCs.

Related to this ET/humanoid issue, I am going to reproduce a paragraph that I recently drafted for my upcoming essay:


Nick Lane has argued that energy preceded and was more important than genetic information in the earliest life, as metabolism outranks reproduction in life. Lane believes that recent breakthroughs in DNA investigation have sent the study of life awry, as something like a passing fad. Lane also likened organisms to cities, with their flow of energy and materials, which may become more evident later in this essay. An organism that has acquired energy can either spend it on running itself (catabolic reactions) or on building itself (anabolic reactions). Energy is first spent primarily in its building, such as how a fetus grows. Lane’s research suggests that the Krebs cycle, which is common to all respiring life on Earth, which is a catabolic reaction and also runs backwards in an anabolic reaction to build life’s complex molecules, may have come later, and that the reverse Krebs cycle predated the “forward” one. Lane suspects that the Krebs cycle developed around when the earliest life did.


Whatever influence there may be from ETs, the physical realities of life on Earth and essentials of biology are still valid studies. If the ETs landed on the White House lawn tomorrow, it will be very interesting to see what disciplines survive the related revelations relatively intact. As I have long stated, the arrival of the Fifth Epoch means the end of the world as we know it, and I am most interested in what the new world looks like. Science will still exist, but likely in a very different form from today’s version of it.

The studies of the human past are fascinating, and you are right, about the thin evidence. Yes, I could hold all of the Denisovan fossils in the palm of my hand. But, with today’s toolset, those few fossils tell us amazing things, as well as the artifacts, of which there are far more. Sure, there is some extrapolation, but really, not far beyond the bounds of what the evidence and supported theories tell us. I think that the evolutionary story of humanity, told by orthodoxy, of the past few million years, is the best that we have evidence for, but I’ll take more.

Best,

Wade

[Chris Gilbert]

With regards to archaeology, it's certainly possible there could be new discoveries waiting. I often wonder about settlements now under water that were dry land during the previous ice age when the ocean level was lower. A Native American anthropology teacher I had in college mentioned at one point that they believed there could be interesting revelations in the Bering Strait if more detailed sonograph mapping was done someday as technology improves.

Even if the history of complex human settlements was to be pushed back another 10,000-50,000 years or so, that's still a pretty tiny drop in the overall line of human and hominid evolution.

With a lot of fringe/alternative material, it's often times less a case of deep insight, and more a case of a broken clock being right once a day. However, in terms of the power narratives maintained by leading governments, corporate monopolies and orthodox science, it's a case where they will vehemently deny those broken clock moments, as their power narrative is ultimately brittle and proving even a couple aspects wrong makes it all come crashing down.

[Bill Ryan]

Wade, thanks for your very wonderful and detailed reply.

Light relief:

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
If the ETs landed on the White House lawn

But now, maybe they'd prefer to land at the Kremlin??

[Violet3]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi:

I am hard at work on the new essay, but will take a little break to write this post, inspired by Mercola’s article this morning on Gardasil and related vaccines, attached. It is a good example of the evil insanity of vaccination, the medical racket, and capitalism in general.

The Holy Grail of capitalism is profits, as Ed noted long ago. The goal has always been to wipe out the competition and then milk the customers to get monopoly profits. The greatest fortunes, from Rockefeller to Gates, were built that way.

The Germ Theory of Disease has had problems from the start, and there is no credible evidence that vaccination ever conquered a disease. Big Pharma has rewritten history to give vaccination undue credit for vanquishing infectious disease. The Age of Vaccines in the USA really began in 1986, after Big Pharma got the federal government to shield it from vaccine-damage lawsuits. The Mafia never had a sweeter deal. After being relieved of liability, the vaccine-makers lied awake at night, dreaming up new vaccines to inflict on the public, particularly children.

One of the most egregious was Gardasil. Kennedy wrote about it, and Mercola cites Kennedy in his article. The “logic,” if can be called that, is to vaccinate all girls (most American girls get those vaccines today) so that one girl in 40,000 might be spared cervical cancer in 40 years. So, the benefit was virtually non-existent from the beginning, and more than 99.9% of the adverse reactions in the Gardasil trial were dismissed by the vaccine-maker as unrelated to the vaccine, just because. As Kennedy noted, the trial was fraudulent from the outset, just like all vaccine trials, as there was not a true placebo control group. Until COVID, Gardasil was the most dangerous American vaccine, with the most reported side-effects.

All vaccines damage the immune system, as that is how they work, by creating an autoimmune response. Mercola’s article showed how cervical cancer has been rising, not falling. As Mercola discussed, with a healthy immune system, those viruses are relatively harmless, and while those particular viruses vaccinated for have gone down in incidence, related viruses have taken their place. This is the complete folly of vaccination.

Best,

Wade

Such a great summary Wade- just nails it.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

On this Christmas morning, I need to write about yesterday. Yesterday, we euthanized our cat, Nigel, who was a British shorthair, pictures attached. My wife is a cat-lover, and for the nearly 35 years that we have been together, we have had cats for more than 28 of them. Nigel was our first purebred cat. He had the sweetest disposition of any cat that I have known, and was kind of a celebrity cat, as classically handsome and good natured as he was. We got him from a breeder, which we later learned was from a breeding mill in Russia.

From the beginning, we could not get Nigel to poop in the box, so I cleaned his poops off of our linoleum floor for the entire time that he lived with us. He did not live to be six years old, and this will be a post on failing to understand the symptoms, not only with Nigel, but myself, others, and our world. My wife dotes on her cats, and they always got loving treatment. I injected one of our cats regularly for several years, as she had kidney disease. She lived to be 17. Another cat lived to be almost 17, but was a puker, so we usually fed her outside, and she largely lived in our garages (in her heated cat house) for the last several years of her life (we always had nice yards and neighborhoods for them). Our cats had always been allowed to go outdoors until Nigel, as this neighborhood is frequented by coyotes, bobcats, cougars, and bald eagles, which feast on cats, small dogs, and the like. The cat with kidney disease was nearly killed by a pack of raccoons on our patio. I would carry Nigel outside sometimes, so he could sniff the plants.

For Nigel, we went to canned food, the best quality that you can get, so I fed him his meals. I took him to get his nails trimmed each month, and he had regular fur-trimmings and annual checkups. Nigel lived like a king among cats. But, with hindsight, I can now see the symptoms that ended his life in a new way, and I am kicking myself this morning. His never using the box was probably a symptom, which likely meant that his problem was genetic. Two months ago or so, my wife noticed that he walked with a serpentine gait. He had also gotten a little heavy, which I thought it could be a weight issue, and I began to give him less food. His poops also became a bit irregular, but maybe that was because we fed him less. My wife moved up his annual vet visit by two months, to this coming Tuesday, as she was concerned.

We woke up two days ago, thinking that he was healthy, and he died the next day. Two mornings ago, my wife said that he walked very strangely, and it was obvious to see. By that afternoon, he could no longer walk. Two days ago had the most treacherous driving conditions that can be seen here, in which the streets were sheets of ice. Our vet and most businesses were closed because of the ice. But my all-wheel-drive Subaru with snow tires was able to drive us to an animal ER in Seattle. We spent several hours on Friday evening at the facility. They gave Nigel all of the diagnostics that they could, the diagnosis was a likely tumor on his spine, and they asked us to think about euthanasia. My guess is that this had been there since we got him or, at least, its precursor was. The next step would have been a neurologist and a $3,500 MRI, but there was no prognosis that this was going to be easily fixed, but that Nigel would be an invalid for the rest of his life. With that prognosis, we decided for euthanasia.

As an aside, I recently read a book by a psychic who specializes in animals, particularly pets. Animals have afterlives, too, and when that psychic asked departed animal spirits how they felt about euthanasia, they preferred it. They are not as attached to their bodies as people are, and when their bodies fail, they would rather move on than be well-cared-for invalids. We have now euthanized our last three cats, at home, by a vet visit. For the previous two, they would have died that day, after a long illness.

So, the past couple of days have been teary ones, and I woke up this morning thinking of how I had failed Nigel by not recognizing the symptoms for what they were. It is likely that nothing really could have been done for him, but I will always be haunted by wondering if I could have seen it sooner. After his death, we then noted other symptoms in recent weeks, as he was not leaping onto high counters like he regularly did. But I just looked through my pictures, and he was on my dresser only four days before his legs failed, so this happened quickly, as far as the final decline went.

RIP, Nigel. I look forward to seeing you on the other side, and I am sorry for not seeing it sooner.

But I want to make this into a broader post, beginning with myself. When I got together with my wife, I began sleeping in the same position each night, on my left shoulder. It took me nearly 30 years to realize how that sleeping position wrecked my shoulder, but the symptoms began much earlier. About 20 years ago, I noticed that that shoulder would hurt on backpacks, when I was going downhill. So, it only hurt when I was going downhill with 50 pounds on my back. I adjusted by taking the harness off of that shoulder for a little while as I hiked, while shifting the load to my hips, and it would stop hurting. But, it got progressively worse over the years, and about six years ago, I finally put it together that sleeping on that shoulder had done it.

I can’t sleep on my back well, partly because of my increasing fatness over the years, which I am remedying, and I can sleep on my face only for brief periods, so I have always primarily slept in the semi-fetal position, which means sleeping on a shoulder. So, after realizing how I had wrecked my left shoulder, my only solution was sleeping on my right shoulder, and now I wrecked that one! My left shoulder has largely recovered, so I am mostly sleeping on that shoulder today.

Back when I was in college, after my back injury ended my athletic career, I began learning mortality lessons. I could not do nothing for months and then throw baseballs at major-league velocity, and had shoulder issues for years, nearly as bad as they have been lately. A couple of years later, I learned the hard way that I could not sit at a desk for eight months, strap on a pack, and do a 40-miler (while fasting!), which led to years of knee issues. But, clear into my late 30s, I was able to sit at a desk all-year, then strap on a pack and lead a 40-miler. As I hit my 40s, I could not do that anymore, and meeting Brent saved both my life (hiking every week was probably the final ingredient in my ten-year quest to stop drinking) and my hiking career.

I have not backpacked for several years (sleeping on the ground is the hard part, and my 2017 ordeal with altitude sickness was a wake-up call), but my day pack was “only” 20-25 pounds, so I never gave it a thought. But my right shoulder began really hurting while I hiked, sometimes for five days a week in the past couple of years. My niece remarked on my big day pack, even carried it at times, but I never really thought about it much, until this past summer, when my right shoulder really began hurting while hiking. It took a steep slide this past summer, to the point that I got a session with my wife’s trainer, to give me some exercises. But it kept getting worse, and a couple of months ago I finally went to a physical therapist (for the first time in nearly 40 years), and got a fanny pack, and I am finally on my way back. I don’t expect to completely rehabilitate my shoulder before summer, if even by then, but I can live with that. I’ll be 65 next year, and this old body is not nearly as resilient as it used to be. I can no longer afford to neglect my body’s symptoms like I used to. What just happened with Nigel is a wake-up call for me, on recognizing and dealing with symptoms.

If I had not stopped drinking back in 2000, just before my midlife crisis really hit, I might not be here today. My CIA-contract agent relative died at 65, as he drank himself to death. Unless you are a psychopath, you don’t just shrug off killing people as part of your job. My emotional journey has been a little gentler, but only by a little. My ancestors (grandfathers (1, 2) and father), as did my wife’s father, came back from war either physical or emotional cripples, and I nearly followed in their footsteps. I have to thank my mother that she prevailed on my father to talk me out of it.

One of my pals is crippled today, who laments that he did not recognize and deal with his symptoms years earlier. For somebody who wrote the book on the medical racket, I have long known that prevention is the key, not intervention. On that score, I am attaching Mercola’s article from this morning, on aging gracefully. That pal that I recently visited is on the long road back to health, after a lifetime of poor health habits took their toll, and the COVID vaccine sent him over the edge. Both of those friends got atrophied calves, and it is a long road back at our age, and often cannot be travelled, as it is too late. It is far better to never fall off the cliff then fall and try to climb back up, at our geriatric ages. Habits such as smoking, drinking (and all inebriants), and eating processed food (all are addictions) are suicidal, but it keeps the medical racket humming along.

But I want to take this issue a lot deeper, into the state of humanity and our world. It is very unlikely that the humans who conquered Earth had any idea that they were driving all of Earth’s large land animals to extinction. They had no writing, were all isolated from each other, and probably all that we have as evidence of their awareness are “folk tales” among preliterate peoples who talked of times of peace and plenty, not far removed from the Garden of Eden story. One of the earliest stories ever written, of Gilgamesh, acknowledged that deforestation wrecks the land and climate. Deforested lands are prone to both drought and flood, as the climate changes (aridifies, mainly) and the “sponge effect” of forests is destroyed.

In ancient Greece and Rome, the writers of the time also noted how deforestation wrecked the lands and climate. They began to understand the virtues of conservation, but too late to save themselves. Also, conservation was costly, so rulers would launch “studies” of the problem, to delay any action, just like they do today.

My awakening began at age 12, when my family changed its diet to save my father’s health, which worked. Lustig’s book is the update for the 21^st century of that book. I did not know it at the time, but that book that saved my father’s health did not only show the path to health, but its later fate showed how broken our system is, as that book was banned in the USA, as it contradicted the day’s medical dogma, dogma that we know today is false, as that book’s advice forms the medical establishment’s first line of defense today. That was really my first inkling that a racket existed.

I had my mystical awakening at age 16, a voice in my head changed my studies from science to business at age 19, and I focused my idealism on the business world, oh the irony of that. I left college naïve, but immediately began to question my indoctrination. As I look back, I can see that subscribing to Christian Science Monitor was an attempt to deal with my growing cognitive dissonance, as Kool-Aid met reality. After my life’s unhappiest years in LA, another desperate prayer led to that voice’s piping up again, which led me directly to Dennis, and my learning finally began. Four years later, my life was wrecked, but I had been awakened. Our system is not just broken: it is evil. My great nation celebrates genocide or sweeps it under the carpet when it serves our interests, and denounces it when the “enemy” does it. The world’s economy is dominated by global rackets, which nearly everybody denies or is very selective in recognizing. As I recently wrote, the left is in the thrall to the medical racket, while the right is in thrall to the energy racket, and each sits in their media echo chambers, oblivious to the realities of our world that don’t align with their ideologies. Actual sentience among my fellow humans is almost impossible to find, as almost nobody looks far beyond the horizons of their immediate self-interest.

On Global Warming, the symptoms have been in my face for many years, it recently hit surreal levels, and I still get Global Warming denial emails every day from the right. The medical racket is evident for anybody with eyes to see, but the left just can’t go there, even Noam. That he repeatedly cited one of the key racketeers as an authoritative source was kind of mind-boggling, and epitomizes the left’s blindness on this issue. Even from the defenders of science, medical science is recognized as its flimsiest and most corrupt branch, but the left can’t go there.

So, very obvious symptoms are there for people with eyes to see, but people willingly bury their heads in the sand, on many issues, usually for self-serving reasons. Most souls never wake up in any lifetime, preferring to sleepwalk through their incarnations as creatures of their conditioning. I know that I seek needles in haystacks to help with this Epochal task, and even I can be blind to the symptoms, as Nigel’s short life showed.

Peace on Earth, goodwill to all,

Wade

[avid]

With you there Wade, guilt-tripped cat problems, but we did our very very best.

They have been such fun, total chaos, and so grateful for being part of our lives

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Chris:

Soon before he died, I mentioned to Brian the issue that free energy efforts faced, as well as anything unorthodox on the science front:

• 95% of the population is scientifically illiterate;
• The 5% that is scientifically literate has been scientistically brainwashed into orthodox dogma.

Brian agreed. Brian was a big advocate of scientific exploration of paranormal phenomena. 20 years ago, when I read Bucky Fuller state that scientists were essentially slaves, I only had a rough idea of what he was referring to. Today, I understand much better. Scientists are professional beggars. Knowing how to beg for grant money is arguably the key talent for a scientist today. The situation is worse in medical science than in any other branch of science, as 60% of global medical research money flows through either Fauci’s, Gates’s, or Farrar’s hands, as they run medical racket, 2.0, Mercola article attached. Careers have ended for challenging medical dogma, such as Duesberg’s fate. The day that those sequestered technologies become publicly available (we’ll see how Greer does), today’s physicists will have many sobering revelations about how they were taught garbage in their careers.

However, the fact that orthodox science is corrupt (as are all orthodoxies) and its ranks are filled with the dogmatically blind does not confer any validity to the fringe stuff, as the vast majority of it is invalid.

On the idea that the submerged coastlines harbor interesting discoveries, yes indeed, much remains to be discovered on that score. Fisherman and others regularly dredge up fossils and artifacts from those shallow shorelines. The North Sea was largely dry during the latest glacial interval, and fossils and artifacts have been accidentally retrieved by fishermen in their nets. The Black Sea was a landlocked lake during that glacial interval and several thousand years ago, the Mediterranean broke through. Scientists have speculated that that event might have given rise to the Atlantis myth, but I have also seen Europe’s shores, the Persian Gulf, and other candidates for the Atlantis myth. When technologies stop being suppressed, I think that paleontology and archeology will take great leaps forward (as will all other areas of science), as fossils and artifacts will likely be detectable from the surface, even if they are buried (I have heard of that technology existing today). Think of a metal detector times a thousand or high-resolution ground-penetrating radar. Paleontology and archeology are in their infancies.

I have written that at about age 9, I read:

• The daily newspaper;
• The World Book Encyclopedia, which was in my bedroom, where the family library resided;
• All of the paleontology books in my grade school library;
• The Guinness Book of World Records;
• The National Enquirer that my mother brought home each week (not for the celebrity gossip, but the fun facts in them).

That was how I won the first spelling bee that I entered. My childhood friend’s nuclear physicist father prevailed on me to stop reading the National Enquirer when I was 13, and I gave up watching TV in my first semester of college, as I gave up the last of my mother’s bad habits. My youngest brother avidly reads tabloids to this day, with his IQ of 75-80.

But when I was about 13, I read the “Strange” books by Frank Edwards, and was fascinated by them (I still have them). I was still a science prodigy, and by age 16, I began taking a no-nonsense approach to fringe stuff, until that fateful day in Silva class. Little did I know it, but I was ruined as a mainstream scientist from that day forward, as Brian was ruined several years later with his own remote viewing experience.

I became quite the spirituality student after that, and witnessed and produced a lot of paranormal phenomena over the years. But I still wore my scientist’s hat to the degree that I could. I was being gradually disillusioned of my ideals after that voice spoke to me the first time. My reading Christian Science Monitor I can tell today was an early attempt to deal with my increasing cognitive dissonance. And then I met Dennis, when the voice responded to another desperate prayer. When the dust settled from that odyssey four years later, I knew that the world I had been taught to believe in was largely a fabrication, and I hit the books and never stopped. Nothing was off-limits to me then, and I began surfing some very fringe waters.

For younger people, certain activities before the Internet can be difficult to comprehend. I used to visit bookstores weekly, and rarely walked out without buying something. I bought quite a bit, about 30 years ago, from Adventures Unlimited Press, which is still around. Going back to my LA days, I was always a regular denizen of the mystical bookstores in the cities that I lived in, and in some stores, the staff’s mouths would water when I walked through the door.

The quality of the material that I studied in those years could vary widely. Some books were from self-styled archeologists in the Indiana Jones mold, in pith helmets rather than fedoras. I never found that work very compelling. Tom Bearden passed earlier this year, and I bought his Excalibur Briefing long ago. I clearly remember a picture of what he called a plesiosaur-like animal, not related to anything else on Earth. It was this carcass, which was apparently a basking shark, based on amino acid analysis. You can read at that Wikipedia article the controversy over that carcass, but Bearden discussed “tulpoidal” manifestations, which supposedly begin in the human mind. Bearden discussed the famous “crystal skull,” which was supposedly a pre-Columbian artifact, but is almost certainly a modern artifact. Cremo’s book presents “anomalous” findings in mines and the like, but they would be drawings of what was allegedly discovered.

That was typical of that kind of material. What would be extolled as anomalous and evidence of findings far outside of scientific orthodoxy would turn out to be rather mundane. Rife’s and Naessens’s microscopes are genuine anomalies, which produce “impossible” results. Dennis’s heat pump is still the best heating system that has ever been on the market. I was contacted recently by a technician in Europe who has followed my work for years, who remarked that the high COPs attained with flat-plate evaporators is easily understandable, but is never taught in refrigeration schools. He wanted to build Dennis’s heat pump in Europe, as energy costs skyrocket there, but I pointed him to that company in Portugal, which appears to be making an inferior version of Dennis’s heat pump, but it is better than starting from scratch.

So, there is very real and solid stuff on the so-called fringes, but also a great deal of chaff. Cremo and Velikovsky were both religiously inspired. Cremo was influenced by Eastern religions, which emphasize the ancient heritage of our universe, while Velikovsky was a Jewish Biblical literalist. That is probably not the way to go about it. As I stated, Cremo’s and Velikovsky’s work did not pass muster with me, and was like so many other works on those fringes, with very thin evidence to hang their hypotheses on.

In the early 1990s, I read Cave of the Ancients, and Wingmakers originally presented itself as something real (Salla and Burks, what a team! ). My friend did get an underground technology show, which was likely developed from ET tech, but Rampa and Wingmakers I don’t consider valid. The UFO/ET cover-up is real, and we have the testimony of hundreds of military witnesses, via Greer’s Disclosure Project, and Greer began gaining cred with me when I saw his witnesses describing what my friend saw. But I have never encountered any credible testimony or even rumors that paleontological digs have ever been classified, to cover up fossils or artifacts. We really landed on the Moon using rocket technology, but the faked Moon landing folks still spin their stuff, like Flat Earthers do. I was literally sent Flat Earth stuff recently. It is not a joke; people really believe that.

I constantly get “information” on what the GCs are up to, but it is from the same crew that flogged for QAnon. How the hell any of them have any credibility with anybody is beyond me, but I am still sent their breathless pronouncements. It is all tabloid fodder.

So, it is a minefield to navigate to truth on the fringes, and using the scientific process is a very worthwhile approach.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Back to the Western censorship and propaganda issue. I’ll have more to say when the Twitter pandemic files are released. Musk is not holding back on it, and significantly, I had to find the story on Russian TV. All of the social media companies are highly censored, in direct coordination with government organizations, including the CIA and police. Here is Taibbi’s latest Twitter thread on it. Sam Husseini’s first Substack article was an interview with a human rights attorney who noted that social media’s censorship on the government’s behalf violates the First Amendment.

As I was writing this, Sam published his article on the “gain of function” issue, and he also cited Musk’s “bioweapon” Tweet. Sam is rightfully skeptical of Musk, but openly hopes that Musk might do the right thing, which would be amazing (I never look to billionaires for help). Sam’s article touches on several topics that I have written about. One of which is how the WHO is being used as a Trojan horse to the world’s governments, which I attached a Mercola article on just yesterday.

Another issue is one I have long written on, on how the left has become a Big Pharma pawn. Sam noted how Francis Boyle, a famous human rights attorney, was reduced to going on Alex Jones’s show, as the “liberal” and even “radical” venues were closed to him. Feminists who challenge the trans craze, or anybody who challenges Big Pharma, such as RFK, Jr., can only appear in venues such as Fox News, Russian TV, and the like, as the mainstream and so-called “liberals” and “radicals” completely shut them out. When I do interviews again, after I publish my planned book, we’ll see what venues I find. I have long seen a parade of fellow travelers on shows such as Jones’s, and I would rather not get involved with conspiracists. I will resist being reduced to that, but I also understand that almost nobody on Earth can really handle my material.

Consortium News at least published an article on the CIA and biolabs, but an article on Big Pharma’s price gouging mirrored the typical “left” stance on the issues – it is all about making medical interventions cheaper, not eliminating the need for interventions altogether. The left has been completely captured by Big Pharma and Big Food propaganda, and only complains about the prices, not how the entire structure does not even deserve to exist. As I have stated plenty, only the arrival of the Fifth Epoch will collapse the global rackets. Everything else is hacking at branches.

The media is not only a racket unto itself, but it enables the others, as it performs its censorship and propaganda duties. As I have stated that free energy suppression is at least 90% structural, so it goes with all of the rackets. As Noam noted, the Propaganda Model’s dynamics can be generalized to all areas of intellectual activity in capitalist nations.

When I wrote Ed’s bio, for the advertising filter I used the example of tobacco and the media, which was far more prescient than I could have imagined when I wrote it in 2018. I noted the corruption of medicine by advertising relationships, as the Journal of the American Medical Association ran tobacco ads for a generation. What we have seen in the past three years of the “pandemic” and its aftermath has been hard even for me to believe. A global dictatorship based on “biosecurity” is no longer a far-fetched idea. The propaganda against the unvaccinated is reaching surreal levels.

It looks like the CDC has been caught manipulating the vaccine-injury statistics (nothing new there) to a system that was already woefully inadequate. It is all so corrupt and dark that it is hard to look at for long. I am attaching two new Mercola articles on that.

Back to essay work. It is going well.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I don’t know if or when I will stop studying World War II, the Holocaust, how the USA hired the most useful Nazis, helped thousands more escape, and gave healthy wrist-slappings to human experimenters, Hitler’s biggest cheerleaders, etc. I recently read this book on children of the highest-ranking Nazis. I already read a book like that, so why read another book on that subject? I don’t have a good answer for that, other than that my Kindle sure makes it easy to buy books. I guess that I am better read on the subject now, but there really were not major revelations in it that I did not already get from Posner’s book.

I also just finished this book, Useful Enemies, on the USA’s hiring of Nazis, which took me back to the 1990s when I read Simpson’s books (1, 2). Useful Enemies was a tome. The book was not quite what I was expecting, as it got into the minutiae of trials, especially John Demjanjuk’s trial. A lot of the book was comprised of courtroom transcripts, and I skimmed over a lot of that. It really seemed misplaced, juxtaposed with in-depth discussions of how the USA used Nazis, as it dissected the bureaucratic dynamics that led to hiring death camp Nazis, even turning them into American heroes. The USA hired entirely unrepentant Nazis who were proud of slaughtering the Jews and only regretted not being able to finish the job. The author of Useful Enemies, Richard Rashke, wrote that American and Soviet spook methods were equally evil.

John Demjanjuk was intended to be a scapegoat, a low-level Nazi collaborator (a captured Ukrainian soldier whose choices were collaborate or die), who was falsely accused of running the gas chambers at Treblinka. Demjanjuk’s “crimes” were trivial compared to those committed by thousands of Nazis that the USA hired. I’ll admit that while the account was a little too detailed in Useful Enemies, the Demjanjuk affair was a good reference point for the hypocrisy around accountability for the Holocaust.

On the flip side of that, this morning’s Mercola article, attached, was on Whitney Webb’s recent two-volume work (1, 2, which I also have on my Kindle ). One day, I will read all of both volumes, but I want to remark on Mercola’s article that summarizes Webb’s work. I recently wrote about the Jewish/Israeli connection on the JFK hit, I just searched through Webb’s books, and she did mention how Fred Otash tried to blackmail JFK with recordings of his trysts. Webb did not mention that Mickey Cohen was likely involved in the Kennedy blackmail scheme, as was Menachem Begin, which brings in Israel. In my recent post, I mentioned that trying to blackmail JFK may well have been a precursor to a seeming Israeli operation that Epstein ran. I did not see Webb connect those particular dots, however.

I have watched some of Webb’s interviews, and the Mercola article summarized her appearance on Jimmy Dore’s show. Webb’s research made it clear that organized crime and the intelligence field began merging during World War II. They were natural allies. Webb discussed how the Mob unified, so that Jewish and Italian mobsters worked together. Webb made it clear that through the Jewish mob, Israel got into the milieu. This perfectly aligns with what Gary saw during his odyssey. I have more connections to all of that than I can publicly disclose. Mobsters, the CIA, and FBI were all peas in a pod.

Webb’s book deals with RFK’s prosecution of mobsters, but she does not connect the dots between Jack Ruby, whom she briefly mentions as a mobster, and the JFK hit. She did not deal at all with those issues, maybe because she did not want to get roped into the JFK hit, which is understandable.

Webb discussed how this became a global phenomenon, but there are levels of that game that she seems unaware of, or does not go there, to avoid being roped into those issues, such as the GCs, ETs, free energy, etc. Again, if she does not go there out of choice, I understand. People will not encounter the GCs unless they do things that can threaten the rackets, such as pursue free energy, be an astronaut who hosts a UFO conference, etc. Then you find out who really runs the show, if you can survive the experience. There are levels of power and control on Earth that Webb may not be able to conceive of, which is not unusual. But her work seems appropriate for the audience she seeks, which is not the one that I seek. I have essay work to do, but will one day weigh in on Webb’s effort. She sees important parts of the big picture.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Plants and animals are social because sociality helps them survive and reproduce. Simians are usually intensely social, monkeys have crude forms of politics, and what amounts to warfare against neighboring societies gets the entire society riled up, as survival is at stake. To get closer to humanity, chimps engage in waterfall displays and other behaviors that border on the ritualistic. It has been well documented that chimps will exterminate neighboring societies and take their fertile females and land (and exterminate the infants). What Hitler did was only a more sophisticated version of it, to give Germans “living space” (and he got the idea from the Anglo-American experience in North America). When chimps prepare to go on exterminatory raids, the alpha leads a gathering of males in a screech-fest, to get them excited. They are chimp versions of war rallies.

War and religion are intimately entwined. The hunter-gather religions were all about singing and dancing rituals that fostered group “cohesion,” in order to prevail over their neighbors in warfare. When the New Guinea Highlands were finally “discovered” less than a century ago, it became evident that those isolated horticultural societies were the most violent of all, as a third of their societies went extinct each century from warfare.

It is said that the first casualty of war is the truth, and I have witnessed that in spades in my lifetime. I really can’t speak to the Indochina wars, as I was only a child at the time. The first American war in my adulthood was the first Gulf War (the invasion of Panama was a warmup). The war drums began beating just as I began my media studies. I had been on the receiving end of the media’s lies for several years by that time, so was primed to learn at Noam and Ed’s scholarly feet. My first published words saw print during the first Gulf War. The USA has been in almost constant warfare ever since. Often it has been war by proxy, as we armed favored regimes and engaged in economic warfare against target nations (we are doing both today regarding Ukraine and Russia).

Ed’s political writings were involved with American wars from the beginning. His first book with Noam was subjected to one of the most outrageous censorship events ever. Their next effort was published through a radical publishing house, to escape the censorship, and the second volume of it focused on the American propaganda system, particularly regarding Indochina. The media has lied about their book ever since.

Over the next decade, Ed finally fleshed out what became the Propaganda Model, a generation after he began his political writing career. One of the last topics that Ed wrote about was the demonization of Putin and Russia, and the American propaganda over the American-supported coup in Ukraine in 2014. Oh, if Ed was alive to see the past few years. The war propaganda over Ukraine has been something to behold, as we goad Russia toward nuclear war. Noam recently stated that the censorship has reached unprecedented levels. Imperial warmongering publications such as The Economist have been in rare form.

It began with the pandemic, and so-called “fact-checking” organizations are now full propaganda and censorship subsidiaries of the media. Consortium News published a recent article on imperial “fact checkers,” as they perform their propaganda and censorship duties. Consortium has been challenging the USA’s Ukraine narrative since 2014. The Democrats have become the USA’s war party, and their hypocrisy is off the scale, venturing into Ed’s chutzpah territory.

Every day, Zelensky, the entertainer/puppet, makes American headlines, as we reach “Peak Zelensky.” The propaganda barrage for the invasion of Iraq was literally nauseating for me, Ed devoted years to writing about Yugoslavia and Rwanda, but the Ukrainian propaganda has visited surreal new frontiers.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Yesterday I finished The Physics of Climate Change, published in 2021, authored by Lawrence Krauss. It was a good review of the early science on the issue, particularly the work of Fourier, Pouillet, Tyndall, and Arrhenius. In the 1820s, Fourier calculated what Earth’s temperature should be, based on solar radiation, but found that Earth was about 60 degrees F warmer than he calculated. He surmised that Earth’s atmosphere somehow made Earth warmer, like an insulating blanket. In the 1830s, Pouillet speculated that carbon dioxide and water vapor may absorb infrared radiation and warm Earth. In the 1850s and 1860s, Tyndall performed experiments on the ability of gases to absorb infrared radiation, and showed how carbon dioxide and water vapor did. In 1896, Arrhenius calculated what the impact of increasing carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels would have on Earth’s temperature. As is typical, his calculations were immediately attacked and dismissed, based on flawed experiments, and he was not vindicated until after his death. His calculations are still relevant and capture the essential process. The basics really have not changed since Arrhenius. Everybody should have some kind of understanding of that history.

My email to a pal a few years ago outlines the basic issues, which are not difficult to understand. But oil company shills such as Fred Singer purposefully muddied the issue, aided by a corporate-friendly media, to produce the illusion of uncertainty which opened the door for the right’s Global Warming denial today.

Krauss capably reviewed the basic science of how increasing greenhouse gas concentrations warm the atmosphere. In the end, the most important dynamic is called radiative forcing, which is the infrared energy that those greenhouse gases reflect back toward Earth’s surface. That is what makes Earth warmer than it would otherwise be, and prevented Earth’s surface from being a big block of ice. All life on Earth depends on that radiative forcing.

Krauss noted that the sea-level rise so far has been mostly caused by the warming of the ocean, which has expanded its water. The melting of ice at Greenland and Antarctica has not contributed much yet to the rising sea level, but that is the big one, for the future. Krauss’s last chapters dealt with the state of the science around the melting ice, and that is where it gets scary, although I will likely get “lucky” and not live to see a big sea level rise. But my nephew and niece might, if certain “non-linear” dynamics manifest. There is evidence that Greenland was ice-free in the previous interglacial interval, and its complete melting would the raise sea level by 20 feet. But Antarctica’s melting would raise the sea level by 200 feet. Florida would disappear in an ice-free world. A big risk is to the one billion people who live close to sea level, but climate change will also wreak havoc on agriculture, with epic crop failures. Those disruptions could easily send humanity into global chaos, including genocides and nuclear wars. Global warming has been in my face for many years.

In the Fifth Epoch, humanity could easily pick what sea and carbon dioxide levels they want, but they would no longer matter to human welfare. Humanity would no longer be vulnerable to weather, climate, and changing sea levels. That is one of my primary messages. Krauss began and ended his book on the vulnerability of the Mekong Delta to sea level rise, and the naïveté of scientists that Bucky Fuller remarked on was glaringly evident in Krauss’s book. Krauss, an American, tellingly did not mention that the USA was the power that committed genocide in Vietnam, and he wrote that Cambodia’s genocidal past was entirely self-inflicted! He could stand to read a little of Ed and Noam on that score.

Krauss also ended his book bizarrely, as his book’s last sentences attacked “anti-vaxxers,” which demonstrated that he is completely ignorant of the sorry history of vaccination. The wholesale corruption of medical science seems to be unimaginable to Krauss, and his book-closing rant was kind of shocking. How Krauss ended his book is typical of the mixed bag that mainstream science is. The technologies that my friend witnessed would blow the top of Krauss’s head off if he saw them.

As I have stated plenty, science in the Fifth Epoch will bear only a faint resemblance to today’s mainstream science.

Best,

Wade