WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Here is a brief addendum to my post on spiritual material that I have recently read. In the new Z’s book, they discussed quite a bit that warfare has largely been planted here by off-world entities that have subjugated humanity. They mentioned galactic wars that are ongoing, but said:

“[…] there is nothing off Earth to be more afraid of than some of the most difficult energies on Earth.”

Amen.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Briefly, that recent post on my latest spiritual reading had me rereading a chapter of McLuhan’s masterpiece, and I found something that made me want to comment a little. All prominent industries and professions are essentially criminal enterprises, although almost nobody in them thinks that way, which is normal. The in-group can do no wrong! In the Fifth Epoch, none of them will survive in their current state, and most will cease to exist. The arrival of the Fifth Epoch means the end of the world, but nobody will miss it. Organized skepticism is another criminal enterprise, and, of course, few in their ranks understand that.

While reading that chapter of McLuhan’s book, I was struck by the similarities of how “skeptics” deny paranormal phenomena, those allegedly rational scientists and professionals, and how free energy is denied. McLuhan noted how scientists have proposed psychological reasons for why people “believe” in paranormal phenomena, and considered the case closed. For a long time, McLuhan was impressed with their reasoning, before it finally dawned on him that none of those explainers ever tried to apply their explanations to any alleged paranormal events. They seemed to think that simply coming up with plausible explanations constituted proof, and they never spent a moment actually trying to apply their theories to actual cases. That is deeply unscientific, but rampant among the “skeptics,” as in their world, hypothesis equates to proof. Really, how stupid could they be? But it is standard in the field. In 1997, I saw the deeply dishonest way that Mr. Skeptic applied his “snake-oil” model to Dennis, so I have long been familiar with how the “skeptics” ply their trade.

But McLuhan made an observation about denial of the paranormal that I have used to describe those who deny free energy’s possibility or desirability. Not only do the debunkers claim that paranormal activity is “impossible,” but they openly fear if it was possible, immediately conjuring all sorts of disaster scenarios, none of which have ever been associated with paranormal phenomena, other than in horror movies. The debunkers frightfully imagine telekinetic abilities being used for “shootouts,” wars, and the like. McLuhan wrote: “The thing the critics want us not to take seriously ought not to be true, because it would be calamitous.”

In my big essay, I wrote about Level 3s and Level 5s, and noted that Level 3s are often Level 5s, too, as they state, “Free energy is impossible, thankfully, because if we had it, we would only destroy ourselves and the planet with it.” It was validating to see how much paranormal debunkers and “sophisticated” free energy debunkers are alike, and indeed, they are often the same people, such as James Randi. At least they are consistent.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

To my previous post, and my recent writings on what the early Fifth Epoch can look like, I have finally come to a place where I don’t care what people’s objections are to the Fifth Epoch. I have found them all to be rooted in ignorance, scarcity, and fear, and I am finished dealing with those objections. Virtually all people have allowed themselves to be defined by scarcity and fear, the only cure for that is the end of scarcity and fear, only one thing can do that, and that is what I need to concentrate on. Making it happen is all that I really care about any longer.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Maybe one day, I will get into some detail on my journey to my stance today, on people who deny and fear the coming of the Fifth Epoch, who bring up objections for why the Fifth Epoch is not desirable, possible, and so on. But I will just briefly sketch it here.

The first time that I ever heard of free energy was from Dennis, 37 years ago this month, after his visit to see Joe Newman. Before the year was out, Dennis had his own idea of how to do free energy. Then my wild ride truly began, and two years later, my life was ruined. Just before I left my home town, to never return, I heard of Sparky Sweet, who had the goods, and the next year, I met Brian. Dennis used P.T. Barnum’s approach, while Brian was a globetrotting, investigative visionary. I embarked on a different path, a studious one that independently groped toward a comprehensive perspective, before I learned that Bucky Fuller was the professional ancestor that I never knew I had. During those early days of study, a close friend was kidnapped and shown the technology that makes the Fifth Epoch a no-brainer.

Those were just the “highlights” of a long journey of idealism, disillusionment, awakening, joys, sorrows, shortened lives, and unbelievable experiences, which would be more than I could tell in months of conversation.

Dennis tried to bait people in with business opportunities and population management ideologies. Brian played the Paul Revere of Free Energy while Dennis was its Indiana Jones, and I watched as they became sobered, even disgusted, and Dennis echoed Brian’s question of whether humanity was a sentient species. As Brian rode as Paul Revere, he saw crazed reactions as people “dug in their heels” against the idea of free energy and its potential. Those experiences led to my “hooked on scarcity” writings.

That DOE proposal that I wrote with Brian was intended to address those fears, but I was not sure what Brian thought we would accomplish, as nearly everybody gets stuck at the denial phase, and never get past that to even begin to imagine the Fifth Epoch.

I have come to realize that the only people who can join the choir have to get past all of that denial, fear, “skepticism,” objections, etc., and I really cannot help them much with that. I know who I am looking for, and I just need to make my work the best that I can and find them, and not deal with denial, fear, and objections, as I never saw anybody in those states ever get past them; they are not the people I seek. The people whom I seek are rare, but I need to put my effort into making my work worthy of their interest, finding them, and that is where I plan to put all of my effort going forward. 99.9% of humanity will not begin to understand until Day One, and that is normal. For my part, they can stay sleep until then. After Day One, it will all become obvious to them. Until then, it will be unimaginable.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I don’t really like discussing who I am not looking for, but who I am looking for. I have written on their qualities plenty (1, 2, 3). Nearly all of my pals hide in the shadows today, so I am largely alone on stage. My plan won’t work if it stays like that.

But, I have seen how the people I seek react to my work, how they came to me, and what they did. As I have stated many times, my work, or any writings, will not awaken the sleeping. People only awaken through experience, it does not happen overnight, and the awakening never ends. Mine began when I was 12, but it was another 18 years of idealism and disillusionment until my day on the witness stand. And even then, it took me many more years to realize how asleep nearly everybody was, and it is a lonely feeling.

People have come to my work through many avenues, such as my CIA writings, Ed’s bio, Brian’s bio, medical racket writings, media writings, spiritual writings, historical writings, scientific writings, visionary writings, warfare writings, JFK hit writings, free energy writings, UFO writings, Avalon posts, interviews, etc., etc.

The people I seek already cared and were already awake or awakening when they stumbled into my work. That is over 99% of what I am looking for, and I can’t really help them much with that. Really, my writings can only help them with a process that they already began. To the sleeping, my work is either meaningless or they see it as a threat to their existence, and some have tried to take me out. Trolls swarm if I appear in unprotected venues. I have had enough of that, and nothing good comes from it. I have been kicked/chased out of the “hippest” forums (1, 2), as trolls attacked and the admins piled on. Avalon is about the lone exception.

The people that I seek go deep, often not coming up for air for years. It took me two years to finally understand what Noam was saying, and it took one of my best pupils two years to finally understand the message of my big essay. That is what it takes to do the work, but I have been trying to make my material easier to digest since 1996, and the next several years may be my greatest effort on that score. We’ll see how it goes.

I expect that I will find people who will hit higher and clearer notes than I have. They will stand on my shoulders. That is what building the choir is all about. Build the choir, and the rest will be easy.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Today, I saw Kirsch’s article on an attempt to debunk Turtles All the Way Down. The debunkers put on a tawdry display, and deleted comments that exposed the flaws in the debunking exercise. What was very telling was how the debunker and friends turned logical backflips to justify that none of the childhood vaccines that the CDC recommends (which become mandatory far too often) have ever been tested in a trial using a placebo control group, which is the only way to get credible safety data.

I’ll cut the debunking author a little slack; she is not a scientist, but an attorney, and was in way over her head. So, incompetence can be her defense, but it was rather amazing how she avoided the issue, and the irony seemed to escape her, in that what she did was what the title of the book was all about: the circular logic of comparing one vaccine to another, to see what their relative complication rates were, while ignoring the absolute rates, even designing the trials so that it could never be determined. Half of her article was question-begging, and she continually referred to the abysmally corrupt WHO as the voice of authority. The commenters defending her folly were vicious.

And she only reviewed the books’ first chapter. We’ll see if Zander gets a platform to keep dismantling that debunker exercise.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

In bed this morning, I found myself wondering if that debunker woman that I wrote about yesterday was really that stupid as to believe what she wrote. This goes back to the conspiracy/complicity divide that I often refer to. In the end, it does not matter if she is aware or not, as she did not deal with the logic in Turtles All the Way Down. Either she was irrational, or hoped that her readers were. I have seen this kind of behavior among debunkers since I began studying them over 30 years ago. Is she consciously dishonest or honestly unconscious? It probably does not matter much.

As I thought about her, I got my morning email from Mercola, attached, which discussed a wildly successful obesity pill. Junk food causes obesity and many other health disasters, and instead of eliminating junk food, a drug is prescribed. I had not thought about the number much, but Mercola’s article stated that 60% of the American diet is “ultraprocessed,” AKA “junk.”

In the article, Mercola also wrote about how the entire food establishment is moving more and more to “Frankenfoods,” made in labs. It is completely insane, but serves the capitalist imperative, and “philanthropists” such as Bill Gates (a paragon of health) are leading the way. Well, it devours its own. Chemical and junk food promoter Elizabeth Whelan died of a compromised immune system at age 70. Julian Simon, her comrade, died of a heart attack at age 65. Gates would not last ten minutes on one of my typical hikes.

Mercola had another recent article on this Frankenfood trend, attached.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I can’t let this go yet, but maybe this can be my last post on the debunking exercise on Turtles All the Way Down. There are several ironies regarding that exercise. For starters, it only dealt with the book’s first chapter. The fact is that there has not been any testing of the CDC’s 69 recommended childhood vaccines with a placebo control group. The End. There cannot be any credible safety testing without that. A randomized clinical trial with a placebo control group is the gold standard, and without it, any parent’s concern about the safety of those vaccines is justified.

One of the many ironies of that debunker exercise is that the debunker specifically took on the polio vaccine. There is a huge chapter on polio in Turtles, the best that I have seen. Let’s put aside the well-founded (and probably irrefutable) idea that polio came from pesticide poisoning, not the polio virus, or that, according to the CDC, nearly 90% of polio cases in the 1970s and 1980s were caused by the vaccine. The debunker challenged the claim in Turtles of no placebo testing of childhood vaccines by citing the original safety study in 1954, which did have a placebo control group (of course, not multi-year observation, to detect long-term side-effects). That debunker literally hung her hat on a study that is nearly 70 years old. Never mind that that vaccine, tested before I was born, is not the one administered today. That is how far back the debunker had to go to try to invalidate the simple point in Turtles.

The logic is that a trial from 70 years ago is the bedrock safety test for all polio vaccines forever after, even though the CDC has admitted that nearly all polio cases are caused by the vaccine. The insanity of that debunker’s stance is stunning, and hard to believe. But that is what passes for a valid critique of Turtles in the halls of the vaccine establishment.

To be very clear, in chapter one of Turtles, it had a table of all of the clinical trials for the CDC’s recommended childhood vaccines. Not one of them had a placebo control group. That was the entire point of that chapter, but that debunker served up word salad and daisy-chained from one vaccine deemed “safe” (in the first trial of its kind for a national vaccine campaign), and its safety was never questioned again. All future trials could refer to a dubious safety trial, from literally 70 years ago, to avoid placebo testing. Whom did she think she was fooling?

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I kind of skimped on that chapter on polio in that Turtles All the Way Down, partly because I had written on the polio issue before, but kind of scattered around over the years (1, 2), and I gave some early impressions on that chapter. Watching that debunker hang her hat on the polio trials in 1954 sent me over the edge, so here is a lengthier account of that polio chapter in Turtles, partly inspired by rage.

There are so many levels of evil and irony for this situation that I need to start at the beginning. Today’s germ theory of disease was largely Pasteur’s doing. The AMA was already racketeering by then, wiping out midwives, and the reigns of Simmons and Fishbein were coming (Fauci is their professional descendent – they may be the three greatest quacks in the history of Western medicine), but when John D. Rockefeller diversified into medicine, around the same time that he was having his employees machine-gunned, that was the big event. The Flexner Report in 1910 was a watershed moment in Rockefeller’s takeover of Western medicine (and Bill Gates openly calls Rockefeller his “philanthropic” model). Thomas Rivers, another Rockefeller asset, is the father of virology and the viral approach to disease, which seems greatly misguided. Rivers helped wipe out Rife’s findings, which pointed to different disease dynamics, like Béchamp’s work did. Flexner helped “establish” the viral nature of polio, which exonerated pesticide poisoning, which was typical chemical-defense in those days (1, 2).

So, the entire viral approach to polio was likely doomed from the outset, but it became the prevailing paradigm, thanks to Rockefeller and friends. Everything else was wiped out. As the West was drenched in DDT after World War II, Salk sallied forth on polio.

In April 1955, the press conference was held to announce the successful results of its trial, which that Turtles debunker referred to. Rivers oversaw and promoted the trial. A mere two weeks later, children who received Salk’s vaccine were being paralyzed, and several died. The culprit was identified as Cutter Laboratories in California, and 40,000 children came down with polio from that vaccine, for a third of the children who received that vaccine. It was allegedly because a live virus instead of an inactive virus was used. The first national vaccine effort was a disaster. It marked the beginning of federal oversight of vaccines, which made the CDC relevant again. Paul Offit wrote a book on the “Cutter Incident,” and wrote that a secret CDC report in 1955 implicated another lab in Salk vaccine injuries. Two labs having the problem meant that there was something inherently harmful in the vaccine, and the CDC quietly sat on the report, not wanting to damage public confidence in Salk’s vaccine.

A 1957 paper described the faulty testing of Salk’s vaccine. Five years after the Salk vaccine was dispensed, a scientist who tested the Salk vaccine’s substrate on hamsters found that it induced cancer. Attempts to muzzle the scientist failed, and that scientist had her career ruined for publicly reporting the results (her lab was taken away, and she was demoted). Other researchers validated her findings, and the carcinogen was identified as a virus (SV-40) found in the rhesus monkeys used to grow the polio virus for the vaccines. Salk’s vaccine was swiftly replaced with Sabin’s. Turtles covers this territory. Nearly 100 million Americans, and an equal number internationally, were likely exposed to the SV-40 virus through the Salk vaccine, while the officials kept it all quiet. This is how Western medicine works.

That debunker used the Salk vaccine as an example of where a vaccine was proved safe by placebo testing! The irony is overwhelming. Let’s put aside the evil uses of the monkeys, as about 100,000 of them died in polio research. Turtles discussed many of the evil and often nonsensical experiments with monkeys, in the abysmal ethics of those times.

Part of me can hardly believe that that debunker used the Salk vaccine to try to debunk Turtles. OK, now I’ll see if I can leave this issue behind.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I went hiking yesterday, and had a wonderful time. But as I drove to the mountains, the haze seemed almost like smoke clouds, which I have had more than my fair share of in recent years. Smoke wiped out a month of my hiking season last year, the best month for hiking. We had record-setting heat last weekend, higher than it got in most summers, until the past several years. Then I saw these headlines on the Canadian fires that the heat wave caused. It is only mid-May! So, I went to the smoke site for my state, and there is hazardous air in my state from those wildfires. In May!

And I get idiotic emails almost daily from right-wingers who assert that Global Warming is a hoax. We have had record-shattering heat waves in recent years, they were La Niña years, when it is usually cold and wet here, and here comes an El Niño. God knows how bad it will get in the coming year, but I almost don’t want to be here for it.

I have the answer, but I can’t do it alone.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Ha! Well, I can’t quite let the polio issue go. So, how many people had their health impacted by Salk’s contaminated vaccine? Two studies looked at cancer (1, 2), but who knows what other health outcomes may have been impacted, and who knows what the old-age outcomes will be? I am pretty sure that I got the polio shot as a child. The problem with chronic diseases is that establishing causation is not easy. Lustig made the case that metabolic disease, primarily caused by processed food, is the root of chronic diseases. I have stated that while processed food is a huge contributor, many industrial pollutants and other insults to human biology by modern life also contribute. Again, polio almost certainly came from pesticide poisoning, specifically arsenic, lead, and DDT. The world’s poor nations did not have Western pesticides and polio was unknown in those nations, until the “green revolution” and the introduction of Western pesticides.

A generation ago, as he sought to craft his image as a “philanthropist,” Bill Gates launched a global polio vaccine campaign, which was a catastrophe. His efforts caused polio cases instead of prevent them (where polio was virtually unknown), with the usual criminality that his organizations are known for. A half-million Indian children were paralyzed by Gates’s polio vaccine, and in 2016, only 2,000 people on Earth got polio. Gates is a lot smarter than I am, especially in math, but those numbers just don’t pencil out.

Polio is a disease of industrialization, and the industrial methods of treating it (vaccines) were like throwing gasoline on the fire. To this day, polio vaccine programs are regarded as some kind of miracle intervention, one of Western medicine’s greatest triumphs. It is surreal.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am not doing the polio issue justice with these short posts, so here goes. A huge chapter in Turtles All the Way Down was devoted to it. Dissolving Illusions had a great chapter on it. Virus Mania had a short presentation on it, and I will try to be brief on this huge subject.

Orthodoxy cannot offer any evidence that the polio virus was anything but benign, until about a decade after arsenic pesticides began widespread use in the 1870s. The WHO has quite a laundry list of reactions to arsenic, including death. In the 1870s, a neurologist showed how lead poisoning in dogs created the same symptoms as polio in people. Lead arsenate became the preferred insecticide in the 1890s, for a lead-arsenic double-whammy. Polio epidemics happened near farms and during harvest season, as people were exposed to those pesticides and ate food laced with those pesticides. But in 1908, some scientists in Austria proposed a viral cause of polio, and Turtles covered the crude and nonsensical experiments that supported their claims. They would grind up monkey brains and inject it into other monkey brains, and claim that a virus made them sick. Salk’s experiments were similarly evil (he sacrificed about 7,000 monkeys), and critics called his findings mere artifacts of his lab processes.

The evidence was clear even in the 1800s that pesticide poisoning was causing the polio epidemics, but the medical authorities doubled-down on the new germ theory of disease and blamed microbes for it, and even lauded pesticides as weapons in the war against microbes.

Then Rockefeller joined the party, and toadies such as Flexner and Rivers helped establish the paradigm that exists today. Fauci followed suit 70 years later with AIDS, turning a drug-induced disease into something that a virus induced. In both instances, the medical interventions were catastrophes, as they fought the wrong wars.

One of the many ironies of polio’s rise is that its ascent coincided with the decline of infectious diseases, because of improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene, long before there were any vaccines or antibiotics for them. Vaccines had nothing to do with the declines in those diseases, and, in fact, vaccination was another worthless, deadly, but lucrative intervention, like so many others in the history of Western medicine. The barbarism is breathtaking.

There were serious theoretical hurdles to overcome to make polio into something that the polio virus caused. The leading hypothesis was that improvements in hygiene caused polio, believe it or not. The idea was that children had antibodies from their mothers that eventually wore off as children’s immune systems developed, and in the increasingly clean West, their immune systems were not exposed to those pathogens while young, getting a free ride from their mothers, and after the mothers’ antibodies wore off, then the children were susceptible to polio. If that was in any way true, it should have applied to all other infectious diseases, but it didn’t. It was a harebrained theory with no credible empirical support.

After World War II, when Western pesticides made it into developing nations and polio “coincidentally” began its rise, those theorists turned the improving hygiene theory on its head, and argued that those poor nations got polio because of their poor hygiene. Yes, so-called scientists really made those logical summersaults, and Turtles aptly covered that territory.

Just like with other infectious diseases, polio deaths declined by over 50% in the UK and USA between the 1920s and when Salk’s vaccine came out. Also, Western treatments for polio were a catastrophe, with immobilizing limbs and the like. Elizabeth Kenny invented physical therapy to treat polio. Of course, she had to battle the medical authorities.

As I have already written, Salk’s vaccine campaign was a disaster from the outset, and the CDC covered it up, even admitted by vaccine propagandist Paul Offit. Nearly 50 years later, Bill Gates mounted a similarly disastrous polio vaccine campaign. This is typical in the history of Western medicine, in which the medical interventions made things worse, killing and maiming far more people with the treatments than what they were supposedly fighting inflicted.

The rise and fall of polio exactly mirrored the rise and fall of the indiscriminate use of pesticides, particularly those with arsenic and lead in them, and DDT. The vaccine programs had nothing to do with the “victory,” and actually crippled and killed children. By the 1970s, nearly 90% of American polio cases were caused by the vaccine, according to the CDC!

As I have written, the polio chapter in Turtles ended with a summary of 19 polio “mysteries,” and I’ll present several here. Basically, for 13 of the 19 mysteries, mainstream medicine has no explanation at all, and for the other six, their explanations are nonsensical (such as the “improved hygiene” hypothesis). The pesticide hypothesis easily explains all 19 “mysteries.”

One of my “favorite” mysteries is why British officers in World War II got polio in tropical locales at a rate of five-to-ten times that of enlisted men, which mainstream medicine has no explanation for. The likely reason is that far more care was given to thoroughly treat officer quarters with pesticides, while the enlisted men had to fend for themselves (watch Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life for a humorous take on the relationship of British officers and enlisted soldiers). A similar mystery was why Western soldiers serving at home had far less polio than those in tropical locales – again, those pesticides. Also, Westerners living in tropical locations had high polio rates, while the locals almost never got polio. Again, those Westerners liberally used pesticides in their facilities and residences, to fight tropical diseases such as malaria.

Similarly, unlike all previous epidemics, the first polio outbreaks were not in crowded cities, but rural farms where pesticides were used, and farm animals got polio, too, at the same times that humans did, which mainstream medicine cannot explain, but the pesticide hypothesis easily answers.

Also, polio was not really contagious. Outbreaks never followed the patterns of other infectious diseases, but aligned with pesticide exposure, in timing and geographic distribution. Also, 20% of so-called polio victims did not have the polio virus (similar to non-HIV AIDS), which puts a big dent in the viral theory of polio.

For those 19 mysteries, the batting average of mainstream medicine was zero, but pesticide poisoning readily explained all of them.

The entire polio paradigm of Western medicine is another empty theory, but it sure made huge sums of money for Big Pharma. The polio chapter in Turtles is nearly 130 pages long, which is why I needed to write more about it, and give some justice to the issue.

OK, that will end my discussion of polio for now. I said my piece. Time to hike, after a short post on Mercola’s article this morning.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I am attaching this morning’s Mercola article on the USA’s disintegrating cities. I have written plenty on my disintegrating society. All over the USA, crime and lawlessness is “tolerated” by Democratic governments. As I stated, before reading Kennedy’s book, I kind of gave Bill Gates a pass on his “philanthropy,” but not any longer. It is evil stuff, and while I have been hearing about his alleged technocratic, NWO, and depopulation plans for many years, I am far less skeptical than I used to be.

Mercola’s article is about an intentional “woke” encouragement of crime and violence, as part of the technocratic agenda, and there may be something to it. Just this week, I have been reading about robbery sprees, even shooting at the pursuing cops, and the judge just releases the criminals. I found it hard to believe, until I read the local reports, such as this one. A man was convicted of 22 felonies and let loose to keep on going. Our system seems irretrievably broken, and I have to wonder if it is intentional. I doubt that I will continue to live in the area, the way it is going. Will I have to leave the USA? I hope not. Grim times. I know a way out of this mess, but I can’t do it alone.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As a brief addendum to this morning’s polio post, it can be confusing to consider the germ theory of disease and square it with pesticide poisoning. In Dissolving Illusions, the authors mentioned that it was found that pesticides weaken organisms, making them susceptible to viral invasion, and that DDT helped polio migrate past the gut where it was normally found, and helped create a “monster out of a normally benign virus.” The virus is real, but only became deadly when the host was chemically poisoned with pesticides. Pesticides attack organisms by various means of poisoning. That a benign virus becomes a killer is because of the poisoning. Big subjects, but the warfare model of medicine will not work. Pesticides are warfare, so are vaccines, and the human body is the battlefield. We live in primitive times.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Cue the Twilight Zone music. This morning in bed, I was thinking of Jim Brown the football player, thinking of videos that I had seen of his runs, and planned to watch some of it again. He was quite a cultural icon, with legendary events such as this (1).

I had probably never quite thought of him the way that I did this morning. Then, a little while ago, I saw that he died today. Odd, that.

RIP, Jim.

Wade

[Reinhard]

Quote: "Gates is a lot smarter than I am, especially in math",.......................Oh, really????!!....C'mon, Wade, you know better than that !!!

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Reinhard:

I have known many people who were a lot smarter than me in math. I am not a slouch, but I have known one-in-100,000 and one-in-a-million types, rocket scientists (1, 2), inventive geniuses, etc. Gates is a one-in-100,000 type. I am pretty pedestrian at one-in-1,000.

But I am keenly aware of the limitations of “intelligence.” High intelligence does not mean that you care or are awake. Gates is neither. He is part of the problem.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Today’s Mercola article, attached, is on the evil insanity of the trans craze. It covers several of the issues that I discussed in my thread on it. The video that he refers to is here. Yesterday, his article was on the USA’s disintegrating cities. Of course, my natal city is an epicenter of this insanity, and my home state gets specific mention in Mercola’s article. Mercola keeps tying all of this together into a “transhumanist” agenda. Planned Parenthood is a major player in this, with their eugenics roots (which Bill Gates shares). I am less skeptical of the transhumanist agenda than I used to be. The cure will be the arrival of Day One.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As a brief addendum to Turtles All the Way Down, its chapters on epidemiology show how the science of vaccine injuries is corrupted, and how the numbers are easily cooked to make injuries vanish, so that the authorities, media, and Big Pharma can pretend that all is well.

On the issue of vaccines and autism, it is a farce to state that the connection has been disproven, but the media endlessly blares it. Several years ago, a CDC whistleblower came forward and said that he was ordered to cook the science on the vaccine/autism connection. Here is a report on the epidemiological studies on the vaccine/autism connection, and how they are hopelessly flawed.

This is how medical science works today.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I got my wife out hiking yesterday, and it was like a fairy tale on my favorite local trail. We identified another 20 plant species or so, and only encountered a few people during our hours of sauntering through the lush forest. We spent a few minutes watching a squirrel chow down on a fir cone like it was an ear of corn. It is as good as my life gets.

Best,

Wade