WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is time for some more of Farber’s book. My Receiving a Fair Hearing essay will have quite a section on the medical racket. To me, the biggest of the Big Lies in Western medicine is this: new medical interventions are approved after careful consideration, after alternatives are thoroughly explored, and the highest ethical standards guide those investigations and approvals. Nothing could be further from the truth. It is all about money, power, and outright criminality. There are trillions to be made, and if millions are killed in the process, even better, in the minds of those at the dark-pather top.

When Gallo held his highly unethical press conference, as he presented zero evidence that HIV causes AIDS (and nobody ever has), that was what Fauci was looking for, to build his infectious disease empire, and the dogma was set. The world’s leading virologist dissented from the HIV-causes-AIDS dogma, and Fauci wiped out his career.

Paul Marik is the most published emergency medicine MD in history, and he just had his license yanked. I believe that Peter McCullough is the most published cardiologist in history, and his career is also over. The Nobel-Prize-winning co-inventor of ivermectin had a YouTube video taken down in which he discussed how ivermectin could treat COVID. Google is heavily invested in vaccines, and that explains the rampage of censorship on YouTube, for anything other than vaccines for COVID.

These are the kinds of fair hearings that these issues receive, as world authorities have their careers wrecked for daring to dissent from the lucrative corporate-government dogma.

I have watched the lemmings stampede over that cliff for more than 50 years. I did not follow AIDS that closely back in 1990, but I now realize that that relative of mine was killed by the AZT that he took. His partner had to wear a hazmat suit to administer the AZT.

As Farber was told by that AIDS activist, Michael Callen, AIDS is the result of people’s degenerate lifestyles, not the HIV virus. But nobody wanted to own responsibility for their lifestyles, instead looking to a medical intervention that would save them, and the medical racket was only too happy to oblige. I have noted that kind of symbiosis since childhood, as people refused to take responsibility for their lives and gave it to a system that would supposedly rescue them from themselves, but instead killed them, often in agonizing fashion, as the cash registers sang. My suspicion is that deep soul lessons are being learned in this macabre dance, about how we are supposed to manage our lives and responsibility, not give it to somebody else to manage for us.

Farber began her next chapter, titled “A Multifactorial Syndrome?”, by making the same observations that I have about the trans craze. Postmodernism is a big mind-f**k that rejects anything like objective truth. People get to decide what is true for them. I can reject the tyranny of biology in postmodern ideology and announce that I am a woman. Society is then obliged to recognize my delusion as the truth, and even fund my delusions, as I remove healthy organs and take hormones and drugs to the grave, to make my fantasies seem more convincing.

When Duesberg began his dissent from the Gallo/Fauci HIV/AIDS dogma, it was originally covered by left-wing publications. But the so-called left and mainstream quickly branded any dissent to the dogma as a right-wing attack. Whether HIV caused AIDS or not was no longer an issue of scientific truth, but a huge political football. Farber wrote, “A scientist who argued that HIV did not cause AIDS became the incendiary equivalent to the religious right’s accusation that AIDS was God’s punishment against homosexuals.”

The bizarre part of Duesberg’s defrocking was that before Gallo’s announcement, the leading hypothesis for AIDS was that it was caused by drug use, poppers in particular, but I know that San Francisco’s gay population was doing far more than poppers. I knew brothers who attended Berkeley in the early 1980s (I lived two houses away from their childhood home in 1982). They had a punk rock band, and their apartment became a drug den, as strung-out junkies crashed in their living room. The younger brother was shot to death by his wife a few years later, in a variation of Russian roulette. Cocaine, marijuana, PCP, meth, and heroin flowed in those days, as wild youth, gay or not, burned the candle at both ends and in the middle, with a blowtorch. Poppers only compounded the problem, and 100% of early AIDS victims in San Francisco did poppers. Foucault, the postmodernist granddaddy, got heavily into San Francisco’s gay S&M scene, liberally used poppers, and soon died of AIDS. Poppers is well-documented to wreck immune systems.

Duesberg is known as a “classical” scientist, in the Popper mold: hypotheses are to be tested against the evidence, to be either confirmed or falsified. In the politically charged climate, merely asking the question was beyond the pale.

Kennedy used Farber’s work in his, so much of Farber’s book was very familiar to me, such as when Montagnier proposed his own alternative to the HIV/AIDS connection. Montagnier won the Nobel Prize for discovering HIV, and the entire AIDS industry ignored Montagnier’s new hypothesis, which Farber covered in that chapter. In 1988, Gallo proposed his own hypothesis that something besides HIV caused AIDS. But not even they could dislodge the prevailing dogma. Montagnier provided the lead blurb on Kennedy’s book. Montagnier insisted to his death that HIV could not induce AIDS by itself, but the AIDS establishment did not want to hear it.

Farber wrote that as Duesberg had his career ruined by Fauci for speaking out, Nobel Prize winners such as Kary Mullis and Walter Gilbert defended Duesberg’s right as a scientist to dissent and propose testable hypotheses. Their defenses did not matter. Mullis was particularly scathing toward Fauci. Joseph Sonnabend was an AIDS pioneer who proposed multifactorial reasons for AIDS. Like Duesberg and Montagnier, the AIDS establishment simply ignored Sonnabend’s work. Unless a hypothesis could be hooked up to a multi-billion-dollar spigot, the AIDS establishment was not interested.

In 1991, the editor of Nature wrote an editorial in which he apologized for Duesberg’s treatment, when research vindicated part of his stance. The reaction was swift and merciless, the editor was brought to his knees, and he printed a partial retraction the next month.

In that chapter, Farber wrote a lot about Callen, who was a strong advocate of safe sex, which caused endless attacks from gay activists, who would walk up to him on the street and spit in his face. Duesberg was not convinced that AIDS was a communicable disease, so safe sex was irrelevant, from an AIDS perspective. The battles on the AIDS fringes could also be fierce.

AZT was approved in 1987, from its fraudulent trial, and over 300,000 gay men were killed by it. It was only when AZT stopped being given in large doses that AIDS deaths declined.

Farber attended a 1993 AIDS conference in Berlin, at which the conference leader called Duesberg insane and dangerous. When a Dutch man deposited articles in the press room that quoted Montagnier that HIV was not the sole cause of AIDS, the material was immediately confiscated and the Dutch man was arrested and expelled from Germany. That harkened back to the Aryan Physics of Hitler’s heyday, when politics determined scientific truth, or at least pretended to.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is nearly three years since my career ended, in the midst of the pandemic, and I have not published an essay since then. Not all is lost, as I have been studying for the upcoming essay work, and I have been working on my essays, although not as fast as I would like. I have slowed down my posting, have slowed down my personal correspondence, and I’ll likely slow it down more, as I buckle down. A two-month onslaught of visitors just ended. I have had to clear distractions out of my life so that I can focus on what I think is important, and I am not getting any younger.

People have long tried to use my work to help awaken those around them, and that usually turns into a disaster of broken relationships. The vast majority of humanity is fast asleep, sheep that get sheared by the dark pathers, and they won’t wake up through talk or study. This is simply the state of the species today. Few souls come here to wake up, but to play kill-or-be-killed, so that they learn the lessons that they came for, which are all about pain and agony. It does not need to be this way, but it is what nearly everybody has chosen.

I can’t help the people around me awaken, so how can people use my work to help those around them awaken? If you have really woken up, you know that almost nobody around you is awake and they don’t want to be. For the people that I seek, there is a method to my madness. If people care, are awake, and have a little mental horsepower and gumption, they should be able to hit the notes. But those notes are not for those in their daily lives; they won’t understand, as they sold out their sentience for security and in-group membership. I see it in my life nearly every day. People around me parrot Fauci, the Warren Report, the New York Times, Fox News, CNN, the White House, retail politics, conspiracist gossip, and so on, whether it is on our collapsing life expectancy, our proxy war in Ukraine, woke drivel, ad infinitum. That is what being asleep looks like. These are all just examples of my journey’s primary lesson. It really boils down to that.

I have decided to stop following most current events, as it is just a broken record. The reason why I have written about current events is to help the people that I seek learn to think comprehensively. Then, they can see what is important and see what the time-wasters are. But current events are taking up too much of my attention, as important as they may seem. Nuclear war is nothing to laugh about, or the draconian pandemic response, but those are truly just symptoms of our malaise, in our world of scarcity and fear. I need to focus on what I need to do to help Day One arrive. The rest really is noise.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I wrote that I would summarize Kennedy’s recent biography, and it is on my list. I really have been trying to ignore the news, but then I spent over an hour watching Kennedy’s interview with Tucker Carlson (I found out about it through Russia Today) and I saw his interview on NBC (but its closed captions did not work, so I missed a lot of it). Do I ever try to ignore retail politics, but here I am writing about it. Sam Husseini is right about the Israeli propaganda that Kennedy has spouted, and I look forward to Kennedy’s interview with Max Blumenthal. I’ll say this about Kennedy, I have seen him repeatedly apologize for when he misspoke, and I think that he is the only candidate that I have seen who is willing to change his mind when confronted with evidence (that came across repeatedly in his biography). In his interview with Carlson, Kennedy noted that he laughed at Trump’s border wall, but now admits that Trump had the right idea. The Mexican cartels are trafficking millions of people into the USA.

That is the second interview that I have seen between Kennedy and Carlson (and the other was about his book on Fauci), and I have to hand it to Carlson – he just lets Kennedy speak.

So, I watched Kennedy’s Carlson interview, and I came away impressed once again with Kennedy. He did not say one thing that I thought was inaccurate, and oh, is he ever close to the truth of the JFK assassination (and his father’s murder). Kennedy named names, and they may or may not be the right ones, but the CIA’s Cuban operations were definitely involved with JFK’s murder, witting or not. Kennedy’s take on the Ukraine situation is something that Ed could have said. Fauci’s involvement with Ukrainian and Chinese biolabs on behalf of the Pentagon should be front-page news, and it is amazing to see somebody like Kennedy discuss it.

For the record, Kennedy kind of mangled his abortion stance. He said that he would sign an abortion ban after 12 weeks, but in the same conversation mentioned that fetal viability outside the womb is his criterion. Fetal viability is more like 24 weeks. His fetal-viability stance is just the Roe v. Wade stance, but he got his numbers wrong. I’ll never like the idea of men’s passing laws on what women can do with their bodies, and there will be no unwanted pregnancies in the Fifth Epoch.

I have never seen a presidential candidate take on the issues that Kennedy is. I would like to see him back down on his fervent Israel support, and a conversation with Blumenthal could go a long way toward that.

OK, back to ignoring retail politics, or at least trying to.

Best,

Wade

[Akasha]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
.....Sam Husseini is right about the Israeli propaganda that Kennedy has spouted.....

If he wants to have a chance at the presidency we all know that he has to spout that propaganda (whether he believes it or not). Is it possible that he has read Michael Collins Piper's book, Final Judgement, absorbed it's contents and thus, being of the mind that they were essentially responsible for the murder of his uncle, decided to be strategic on the issue until he assumes the position he is now aiming for?

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Akasha:

This issue has come up recently. If Kennedy was that well-read on the JFK hit, he would be familiar with my work, but I doubt that he is. I was in the middle of the Final Judgment controversy, and I doubt that Israel was behind the JFK hit. Kennedy is not well-read on the JFK hit, and if he is aware of the Israeli angle, I doubt that he takes it seriously.

Best,

Wade

[Akasha]

Thanks, Wade. I guess we'll see if/when he assumes the presidency and does/doesn't change his tune on the issue, rather like his current stance on "global warming". His reluctance to be interviewed by Blumenthal could also play into this. As you've said, Jewish mobsters were most likely involved in the murder of his uncle. I remain open to the idea that he is boxing clever.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This post has been gestating for some time. What finally triggered it was how Kennedy has been parroting Israeli propaganda. The real left is understandably alarmed by it, from a seemingly progressive candidate. Sam Husseini speculated that maybe it had to do with Israel’s possible involvement in the Kennedy assassinations. I have actually been in the heart of that controversy, and I doubt that Israel was more than a bit player in the JFK hit, if it was involved at all. The CIA was the nexus of the JFK hit, not Israel. I doubt that the Kennedy assassinations explain Kennedy’s bizarre stance on Israel. But what it does do is help explain why I have not voted for president since Nader in 2000 and avoid retail politics in general.

Bucky Fuller said long ago that if you relocated all politicians on Earth to the Moon, nobody would miss them, but if you disabled our industrial capacity, billions of people would starve to death in a few months. That is the gist of how I see politicians. They are puppets (Fuller called them “stooges” of the economic interests), especially those in Washington, D.C., and the sitting president in particular, who is way down the food chain of power on Earth. You have never heard of the people who really run the world.

Sam has made a career out of grilling politicians and spokespeople in D.C., and they are all artful dodgers (1, 2, 3). Jimmy Carter lied twice to Sam in the same conversation, and Sam thought that Carter was one of the best of the bunch, president-wise.

Make no mistake – I am about one thing: helping initiate the Fifth Epoch. Everything else is noise. Fuller was a generalist, or a comprehensivist. Also, make no mistake – the technology to usher in the Fifth Epoch is older than I am. If you play at the high levels for very long, you learn that.

So, when I see people put much hope in any political candidate, I sigh. Soon before he died, Brian told me that American electoral politics was a dead-end, and he would have known. Sam rightly sees politicians as unreliable tools of the body politic. I was cautiously optimistic about Kennedy’s candidacy, and still am, to a degree. He and I would have plenty to discuss, but that won’t happen any time soon, if ever. He is spot on with the medical racket, Ukraine, and other important issues. He is very close to the truth of the Kennedy assassinations. His Israel stance is a head-scratcher, and my guess is that the Israeli lobby has duped/captured him somehow. But I did not sit down to write about Kennedy.

I have never seen a political figure of any stripe with the comprehensive perspective that will help Day One arrive. Kennedy is a long way from it. Long ago, I realized that so-called radicals really are not that radical, as they are firmly ensconced in their Epoch, unable or unwilling to see beyond it, which is normal. Reshuffling the deck of scarcity is not the answer. Fuller noted that politics was useless for solving the existential problems that we face. Abundance is the only answer to scarcity, and only one thing can do that.

I tried to introduce Ed to Brian several times before giving up, and never held it against Ed. His plate was very full with his media work. I once tried to interest Ed in energy’s role in the economy, and he admitted how he neglected that in his work. As I studied to write his biography, I understood that better. Ed’s work was about corporate power structures and financial system corruption, which led to his Propaganda Model. That was plenty for one man to tackle, so the real economy was never really his focus. Many financial bloggers understand the energy/economy relationship quite well, but they are almost all Peak Oilers and are impervious to the idea of free energy, like Level 3s.

My journey has simply been unbelievable to nearly all of humanity, but Dennis’s has been far more dramatic. He should be dead dozens of times over. I had some close calls in the mountains, but nothing like what the Indiana Jones of Free Energy survived. I watched lies being shouted about Dennis the day that I met him, and the media soon piled on. I eventually realized that the media can simply make it up as it goes, which prepared me to learn at Ed and Noam’s scholarly feet. Brian’s life was shortened when he snooped into UFOs, courtesy of the American military. His being asked/ordered to go to Mars was only an amusing footnote to his journey. Everything else pales, next to the free energy pursuit.

But, to me, the most surreal issue of all is that the solution to our biggest problems is older than I am, but its mere mention is met with crazed reactions of denial and fear, so much so that Brian began openly wondering if humanity is a sentient species. With the arrival of the Fifth Epoch, riding on the back of free energy (the other technologies, such as antigravity, would be mere bonuses), these issues vanish almost overnight:

• Poverty;
• Crime;
• Disease;
• War;
• Global warming and other environmental devastation.

And almost nobody on Earth is even interested. That is the most bizarre aspect of all for me. It is really not all that heavy of an intellectual lift to digest my work, which is really about all the study that is needed to become choir-worthy, for those with the right stuff, and I have no illusions about how many there are. It took me many years and witnessing thousands of reactions to the idea of free energy before I understood, and it rests on two issues:

• My journey’s primary lesson;
• Brian’s question of whether we are a sentient species.

Noam gave me the most gracious response that I ever received from the “left” on the free energy issue, but like virtually everybody else on Earth, Noam has been captured by his conditioning into the dominant, scarcity-based ideologies. Noam was trapped like so many scientists are, into what I have called Enlightenment ideals, in which they tend to worship science, reason, and materialism.

When Noam advocated imprisoning the unvaccinated, it was a sad day. For the record, when I recently got COVID (which may well have come out of a lab, and they are still at it), I got it from my vaccinated and boosted wife, who got sicker than I did. Last year, I had to tend to a friend who was crippled by the vaccine, which also killed his mother. Vaccines are just one more worthless, harmful, and lucrative medical intervention, as the medical racket chugs along. Vaccines and antibiotics had nothing to do with the conquest of infectious disease. Noam is guilty of drinking the medical racket’s Kool-Aid, but most people do.

Even the defenders of science call medical science its flimsiest and most corrupt branch. There is no reason to heed orthodox medicine on the subject of degenerative or infectious disease. Western medicine is good for emergency medicine, which was developed on battlefields, but it is worthless for nearly everything else. If we eliminated process foods, industrial toxins, those worthless medical interventions, and exercised regularly, we would all live to be 100 and be healthy the entire way. But the medical racket will fight it tooth-and-nail, and the masses shuffle along to their doom. The rackets will not end until Day One arrives.

Mercola’s work has always been a mixed bag for me, but this morning’s article, attached, shows that he finally gets it. Ripe fruit is our ideal food. If we eliminated processed food and largely subsisted off of fruits and vegetables, nearly all of our health issues would soon vanish. But people are addicted to processed food, and healthy (AKA whole) food is more expensive. In the Fifth Epoch, processed food will vanish.

So, who on Earth is taking a holistic approach to our problems, seeing the root of the issues and how to resolve them, especially the Big One? I am the only one that I know of. In some ways, Greer comes close, but his free energy effort has many aspects that I consider weaknesses, as he goes for the mass-movement mentality. Been there, done that, too many times. His recent Disclosure Project effort had me shaking my head at the naïveté of it, as Greer’s plan was to deliver the (admittedly impressive) testimony to the White House and Congress, and that they would do the right thing with the information. Maybe in fairy tales or Sunday school it works that way.

So, as I wrote nearly a week ago, I need to bear down on the work that nobody else on Earth is doing, and stop being distracted by current events, even a seemingly promising presidential campaign, as that circus will never end.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This will be on American “free speech,” spurred by a new form of censorship that I recently witnessed, which wiped out one of my favorite sites on the USA’s proxy war in Ukraine. The USA invented the Internet and effectively controls it, and it now wipes out websites altogether by disconnecting them from the Internet, as it did to Southfront.org this week. They have an alternate domain, for now. SouthFront is a pro-Russian site that published photos and videos of the war in Ukraine. Nowhere else on the Internet does it like SouthFront, and I make myself watch the slaughter, of both Ukrainians and Russians, at SouthFront, as it is largely the USA’s handiwork, which I bear responsibility for. As sites like SouthFront disappear, few Americans will see much about the war in Ukraine, other than what American propagandists and censors deem fit to brainwash the American public with. SouthFront was censored back in 2020, but this latest outrage takes it to a new level.

Another site, critical of the USA and arguably pro-Russian, is the Strategic Culture Foundation. It was blocked in the USA for months after the Ukraine war started, its site has once again disappeared, just this week, and I wonder if they shared SouthFront’s fate. One of the few sites left outside the USA to get a more Russian perspective is Russia Today, which had its American operations wiped out when Russia invaded Ukraine, and American journalists such as Chris Hedges lost their jobs. If you wanted to see Noam talk about the American Empire, Russia Today was one of the few places to see him. American journalists were driven to places such as Russia Today, as the USA shut them out. The UK blocks Russia Today, taking its censorship further than the USA does, as it always has, although the USA is catching up fast and as with SouthFront, performs censorship that Hitler could only dream of. Ed’s warnings about the Internet were sadly prescient.

Orwell remarked on how the UK’s private interests performed most of the censorship, not the government. Noam and Ed discovered that in the USA, when their first book was subjected to outrageous corporate censorship. It isn’t all perpetrated by corporate America. Ralph McGehee had to engage in an epic legal battle with the CIA to publish his memoirs, and the CIA made his life a living hell afterward. The CIA was involved with the murder of the sitting president and its cover-up, so silencing dissidents is a minor aspect of what it does. It has long specialized in overthrowing governments, and its palace coup in Washington, D.C., was just an instance of the chickens’ coming home to roost.

When Matt Taibbi recently testified in Congress, not only was he insulted and attacked by Democratic politicians, but the IRS opened an audit of him two days later. This is how The Land of the Free operates, as we outdo Hitler. Next to our serial genocides, the endless propaganda and censorship can seem like small stuff, but it enables it.

The most visible person who got it right on Iraq’s WMD just had his account at YouTube canceled, which is a YouTube specialty. Google has down-ranked my Ed bio into oblivion, Sam Husseini is shadow-banned at X (formerly Twitter), Julian Assange sits behind bars in the UK today, as it does the USA’s bidding, for exposing the USA’s vast crimes, while they use a law that is over a century old, which was passed to lock up pacifists who spoke out about World War I. Assange is not even an American. Using an American law to prosecute an Australian is just more of the USA’s legal depravity, which I know about all too well.

Mercola had his bank accounts closed, as well as those of his employees, and PayPal openly robs its customers. Dissident MDs have their careers ruined, even if they are world authorities. Fauci personally wiped out the career of the world’s leading virologist for dissenting from the HIV/AIDS dogma. People who speak out against the trans insanity have their careers ruined.

The idea of freedom of speech in the USA is a macabre joke. The propaganda and censorship today are the greatest that I have seen in my lifetime, and that is saying something.

I could go on and on, but that is enough for now.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

It is traffic time. This thread will hit 4.5 million views in the next day or so.

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I just found out that New Eastern Outlook (“NEO”), which Christopher Black writes for, was taken down the same way that SouthFront was. NEO also has an alternative domain that has not yet been wiped out. So, it is a safe assumption that the Strategic Culture Foundation’s site was also wiped out in the same way, as any site that might be associated with Russia is being wiped out. This is PropOrNot on steroids, which was not coincidentally based in Ukraine, as Ukraine helped wipe out American media companies several years before the Russian invasion. Oh, if Ed had been alive to see this. The demonization of Russia was one of Ed’s themes until his life’s end. Black was one Ed’s co-authors.

NEO’s editor wrote:


"The ongoing series of Western restrictions against our Internet portal continued tonight. Internet gangsters from the US took away the domain name journal-neo.org from the New Eastern Outlook website. Our site has disappeared from all DNS servers. They just turned off the switch. We are taking all necessary actions regarding our historical domain in the “.org” zone, which has been subjected to unreasonable aggression from the regulatory body. […] Thank you for staying with us, even in conditions of strict censorship!”


For the record, NEO hosts an impressive stable of authors, and many are Russian, but far from all of them.

This is quite a time to be alive, in The Land of the Free.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Yesterday I read this article on robotics and AI, and this post has been gestating for some time. I have long written that the reproduction of intelligence is in its infancy. Over 30 years ago, when I designed systems, the priorities were always eliminating human drudgery and making the data more accurate, more relevant, timelier, etc. I have been expecting something like this AI boom for many years, and am a little surprised that it took this long. That article that I read yesterday echoed those ideas, and discussed how AI and robotics naturally match. Robotic airline pilots are only a few years away.

I have long written that in the Fifth Epoch, people will not pilot transportation technologies. It will all be automated and safe. On Day One, the end of nearly all human woes will quickly arrive. In that heavenly future Earth that Roads visited, it had AI at levels that we can scarcely imagine today, but it is all easily predictable.

Today, we live in an era of artificially enforced scarcity, in which greed is a virtue, and the world economy is dominated by rackets. Few in the West can even begin to imagine the awesome cost that capitalism has inflicted on humanity and the world, as sociopathy is exalted into some kind of wondrous virtue. On Day One, capitalism will soon end. Only free energy can do it, and antigravity and the other technologies that my friend witnessed are only bonuses. Energy always has been and always will be the key.

As I wrote in that Day One vision, less than 1% of human effort will meet all of humanity’s basic needs:

• Food
• Clothing
• Shelter
• Transportation
• Education
• Communication
• Medical treatment

Poverty, crime, disease, warfare, pollution and the like will quickly end. Almost nobody on Earth can even imagine what I am writing about, and that is normal. I am not trying to interest the masses. They will only begin to understand on Day One. I seek a tiny fraction of humanity with the right stuff. Only they can help with a project like mine.

But I sat down to make a post on some more detail of what the Fifth Epoch can look like. All of the above will be nearly effortlessly provided to humanity. But that is not all that will be. Take a home, or a kitchen, or an emergency room, and there will be plenty of small stuff that comes with them, mainly tools (clothes are tools, for instance, in the expansive way that tools really should be considered). While the facilities that produce those goods listed above will be the primary engines of humanity, many other facilities will produce whatever goods humans want, within some generous parameters.

If less than 1% provide the essentials, then maybe 5% provide the other stuff, and this is where the people I seek need to understand that human motivation will radically change with the permanent banishment of scarcity and fear. I am going to give an example of shoes, but it can be almost anything. Fashion and status-seeking will die in the Fifth Epoch, as such superficial pursuits will become meaningless, again in ways that few people can imagine today. But I see people still wearing shoes, at least for a time, and maybe we will always need shoes.

For those who shop at Amazon, this will be easy to understand. In the Fifth Epoch, a woman goes to the global “Amazon” site, and orders whatever she wants.

A man runs a scanner over his feet (or walks into a full-body scanner) and the robotic factory makes the perfectly fitting shoe (be it a slipper or boot), which is soon on its way. All clothing could be similarly made. It will be delivered to them the same day (hour?), whether the factory is on the other side of Earth or on the Moon. Bezos is already experimenting with drone delivery. That is an embryonic version of what the Fifth Epoch can look like. Imagine a home with a big walk-in refrigerator, which is continually stocked automatically. In most instances, there is no need for a refrigerator, as the fresh and perfectly ripe food is delivered when needed. Even imagine going onto that site and ordering your meal, which is delivered in minutes. This can go in many directions, but the overriding principles will always be safety, health, convenience, and the like. Maybe in some situations, a refrigerator/freezer that holds a week of food will be desired, and others will simply get food to order. Of course, going to a “site” will be obsolete, and people will just say what they want (and maybe even think what they want), and it is soon delivered.

I mentioned that accountants would begin to count what mattered, not scorekeeping for the capitalists. Everybody on Earth would have an “account” in the global system, which would provide whatever they wanted, as long as it was safe for them and others. You could not order a nuclear bomb, for instance, or weapons in general. Those grandmothers will help maintain the peace, until nobody needs to be reminded any longer.

There will be analysis (AI would do 99.99% of it), and if somebody began ordering far more than a human would need, there would be investigation and maybe even a visit, to see what the problem might be. Or, if a person did not order anything, a similar inquiry would be made. I think that most people can see how the idea of theft, robbery, and the like would quickly become nonsensical. And the people providing the shoes, for instance, would “work” there because it was the most fulfilling part of their day, which people called “joy time,” which would be a few hours of their day, at most. Some people would not contribute in those ways, and some might call them society’s parasites, and I see people doing that in the early days of the Fifth Epoch. I wrote of some short-term hedonism, but it would soon be seen as pointless, and the people pursuing hedonism would be seen as needing help, but it would not be imposed on them. That guy who went crazy on the holodeck would be gently asked what he thought he was doing, and slowly brought back to sanity. There will be mental/emotional adjustments as the Fifth Epoch arrives.

Energy, intelligence, and tools, used in a world of abundance, are what the Fifth Epoch is all about, and I know that my imaginings for nearly 40 years barely scratch the surface.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I’ll write more about it someday, but I recently read a few books on the end of World War II in Europe and its aftermath, especially in Germany. Virtually all Germans denied that they had anything to do with the Holocaust, or even knew about it, and generally refused to discuss it. It was only due to war crimes trials in the 1960s that Germans finally began to acknowledge the Holocaust, and the younger generation was disgusted with the older one. For the first decade of his reign, Hitler was enormously popular in Germany, and the USA was Hitler’s inspiration. The bloom did not start coming off of the Hitler rose until the disaster at Stalingrad.

Germany was a short-lived empire, a latecomer to the Industrial Revolution that wanted a seat at the imperial table. Two awesome wars were fought to settle the matter, and the USA became history’s greatest empire in the aftermath, although the preferred fiction is that the USA is not an empire at all, but some light of the world, spreading freedom and democracy, even as we outdo Hitler with our serial genocides. I was on the receiving end of that brainwashing from the cradle. I eventually woke up, but almost nobody around me ever has, which is normal. Americans are as deeply in denial as Germans in Hitler’s time were.

I grew up in an MIC household in an MIC community, and nearly became an imperial cog myself. My grandfathers (1, 2) fought in the world wars and should not have survived their experiences. I am the first man in a century, going up my family tree, who did not serve in the military. My father and brothers were in the military. I had at least one spook relative, who nearly tried to recruit me into the “business,” and who naturally drank himself to death, like the zombies in Langley do. To this day, the imperial propaganda comes fast and furiously, on all fronts. Ukraine is our latest proxy war, which threatens humanity with a nuclear war, and websites associated with Russia are simply being erased from the Internet by the Empire. But the MIC’s propaganda and censorship is merely one example of many. Attached is Mercola’s article from this morning on the escalating censorship. Freedom of speech is a joke the USA.

Nearly everybody around me guzzles the Kool-Aid, at one level or another. One might be a little critical of our imperial behavior, but buys the medical racket propaganda hook, line, and sinker, or defends the Warren Commission’s fictions. All of the global rackets vend their own brand of Kool-Aid, and the masses chug it, even if it kills them. I get conspiracist fare in my email inbox nearly daily, and most of it resembles Flat Earth “theorizing.” Mass shootings are all “false flags,” the fires in Maui were started by space lasers, Global Warming is fictional, and so on.

Of course, nobody in thrall to any of those many delusions can help me with this Epochal task, as I need the awakened, and I know how rare they are.

Back to work.

Best,

Wade

[Ewan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
Hi:

'the fires in Maui were started by space lasers,'

Best,

Wade

Genuinely love your work Wade and have read, (over the years), almost everything you have written.

In the above quote you have isolated the very 'conspiracy' type statement that turns people off conspiracies, and seemingly disregarding the actual science of Directed Enegy Weapons in shorter frequencies than microwaves.

In the following video, which you will not have the time to watch (and I do not mean that as a criticism - I myself would have preferred to read it and look at photographic evidence).

https://www.bitchute.com/video/iz9wZxVUXLoA/

"Photographic tour by master arborist, Robert Brame, of 38 fire-ravaged sites in the Western USA and Canada, each one showing definitively that they were started with directed energy weapons! This has direct relevance for what was just done to Lahaina on the island of Maui!"

If somebody knows anything about fires, and their normal progression, some of the images defy all explanation. Which would then lead, logically, to the next question. "Why would anyone do this?"

Unfortunately that leads into another potential conspiracy and it gets more and more difficult to believe. I'm sure you understand how betting odds work. The more outcomes you predict the law of averages begins to go against you.

Control of the world through technology might be an explanation, if you could be one of the elite and not have to worry about anything anymore? How about '15 minute cities', the 'End of cash', am I disappearing down to many rabbit holes?

And yet, we know from studies in human psychology there is this deep-rooted need to fit in - to be one of the pack and not isolate oneself from imagined security. Erich Fromm explained it nicely in "The Fear Of Freedom". I suspect that is the psychology you refer to when you talk of 90+% compliance/complacency. But surely, therefore, it would be quite easy to achieve some neafrious plans if you know those around you are conditioned, and even genetically pre-programmed, to 'go with the flow'? Wasn't that the argument of so many defendants in the 'Nuremburg Trials' - I was just following orders!.

So a group of psychopathic people could actually quite easilly achieve a desired outcome over a protracted period of time. The focus and dedication to achieve such a goal would certainly be something almost admirable, were it not for the outcome. An enslaved human race simply because they were.... well, distracted.

You and I have shared the same journey, mine was not as extreme as yours but I guarantee everything you have written about I myself have experienced. Just not with the same severity, or scale if you prefer.

Personally I think you are mistaken about global warming, or climate change. The planet seems to be heading into a new ice age from all the data I see.
Might it be possible, that just like 'Uncle Noam' you have a blindspot of your on? I'm sure I still have a few.... working on them all the time but they hide so well.

I hope you realise, there is zero malice in the post and hopefully reading it back I can see no way you could think that. I always find it difficult to challenge someone elses ideas and thinking without coming across as confrontational.

God bless, sincerely, Ewan

[Wade Frazier]

Hi Ewan:

I first saw the “directed energy beam weapon” speculation in Judy Wood’s explanation of 9/11 (which was not convincing at all). I’ll preface this with before 9/11, I saw many images that argued for faked Moon landings, forged JFK images, and a host of conspiratorial topics. Since 9/11, there has been a stampede of amateur image analyzers who argue that their evidence proves that Earth is flat, that mass shootings never happened (Sandy Hook), that the Boston Marathon Bombings really did not happen (it was all staged with actors), and so on. They put up videos and still images to make their point. The conspiracist crowd issues “false flag” and “manufactured event” statements within hours of the events, when no credible evidence is even possible. None of that crowd actually knows what it is like to perform credible investigations. I went deep on a few topics, and concluded that the backyard photos of Oswald are likely fake (and were planted, like the depository rifle and magic bullet were, to frame Oswald), and that the Moon landings happened as advertised, other than maybe some ET covering up, and I had close personal connections to both situations.

I readily acknowledge that officialdom is completely untrustworthy on many vital topics, but the tabloid-level “investigations” from the conspiracist crowd (almost none of whom are scientifically literate) only muddy the waters. I have seen no credible evidence of space-based lasers starting fires, etc., and it is just one more conspiracist red herring so they can get all in a lather. Here is a good investigation of images purported to be Maui directed energy beam weapons. I don’t trust the judgment of that “forensic arborist” to interpret what he recorded. California wildfires (I was there) don’t need to invoke directed energy weapons. California burns up all the time (and the fires get bigger all the time), and the smoke here in Seattle has gotten far worse in the past seven years. I never had wildfire smoke curtail my hiking until seven years ago, and now it is every year. I actually went hiking on Sunday with a college roomie, and used this map to hike where the air was clear. I have to look at the weather and smoke forecasts now when I hike in the summer. That is all from Global Warming, not directed energy beam weapons, and California is the same.

That you keep on questioning Global Warming (1, 2) does not reflect well on your scientific acumen. In fact, we would likely already be heading back to the next glacial interval without the carbon dioxide that hydrocarbon fuels have belched into the atmosphere, but the scientific estimates are that we pushed it back by maybe 50,000 years so far. From your prior post, it is clear that you don’t understand why carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas, as you stated that it takes up far less than 1% of the atmosphere. Oxygen, nitrogen, and argon do not trap infrared radiation, and they comprise over 99% of the atmosphere, so they have no impact on Global Warming. To wonder why something so seemingly small could have an effect is scientifically illiterate, but is the kind of conspiracist argument that I am bombarded with. All that it does is show how ignorant the conspiracists are.

The strange part, for me, is that I bore the brunt of a global conspiracy, the most nefarious one on Earth, and it gets tiring to continually be approached on “conspiracies” that have about as much solid evidence for them as Flat Earth “theorizing” does.

How science ideally works is that for directed energy beam weapons, the effort should be put into proving that it wasn’t them, and when all attempts to disprove it have failed, only then does that “directed energy beam weapon” hypothesis gain any credibility. But with conspiracists, it is the first conclusion that they leap to, not the last. That is the difference between how the scientific (and credible investigatory) process works versus how conspiracists go about their business. I don’t want to waste any more time on those topics, which are rabbit holes to nowhere. I have vastly bigger fish to fry.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

This morning I was invited to this conference. Conferences are not the answer. I am sympathetic, but I stay far away from stuff like that. There are lots of alternative physics models. I know that the tech exists, and that is plenty for now. No need to play the conference game.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

It is time to write a lengthier post on my recent invitation to a free energy conference. This is not new territory for my long-time readers, but I was driven from my sleep to write this.

I have long written about the free energy field’s state of arrested development, and free energy conferences kind of epitomize it. On the technical end, there is no shortage of free energy theorists and inventors. On the theoretical side, it is usually exploring the crack between relativity and quantum theory, the unreconciled twin pillars of today’s physics. The organizer of that conference is a self-described “ultra-relativistic nuclear physicist,” and his work is certainly about where particle physics and relativity intersect. Variations are the hunt for quantum gravity, exploring the “scalar field,” etc. It all amounts to tapping the zero-point field (“ZPF”). Tapping the ZPF is not that hard to do. Sparky did it through solid-state magnetics, Mark did it through piezoelectrics, others have done it through rotating magnets. I once had my hands on a rotating-magnet prototype. I told the developer that the effect of tapping the zero-point field would happen around 2,000 RMPs, and he replied that 1,900 RPMs was when the weird effects began. Troy Reed (whom Mr. Advisor visited) used rotating magnets. Others have tapped into the electric potential between the ionosphere and Earth’s surface, as Tesla attempted to do. Dennis tried the thermodynamic route for a while, which is not tapping the ZPF.

They all discovered that while the public is oblivious to their labors, the people who run the world aren’t. At free energy conferences are enthusiastic newcomers and dabblers, groupies, gawkers, opportunists (many of whom are scouting for theft opportunities), agents of the GCs, including CIA personnel, other spies, hit men, and hecklers. Brian had his own heckler when he spoke at such conferences, who was on somebody’s payroll, as I had my own Internet stalker for a decade, another likely professional. Those conferences have scientists with their theories, inventors with their gizmos, trying to get rich and famous, and the rest of that circus. At best, one-in-500 of the attendees might have what I am looking for, and with odds like that, it is not worth my time and money, especially for the risk that I would put myself in. Almost nobody there would really understand what I was talking about, and that is normal, even in free energy circles.

The tech that they theorize about and tinker with is older than I am. The antigravity demonstration that my friend received, among many mind-blowing technologies that were shown off (including free energy), is also called “electrogravity,” which again weds relativity and quantum theory. At the GC level, they certainly have something like the unified field to explain how those technologies work. And there is no end to the naïveté and paranoia among free energy inventors, theorists, etc. I saw it all long ago. I am doing something different.

OK, back to bed.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

I have been reading several books on the end of World War II and its aftermath (1, 2, 3, 4), which may seem to detract from my essay work, but not really. Virtually all of my reading has a purpose toward my work. My war essay was about deflating American delusions about war, particularly World War II, and I plan to write an essay on the history of warfare. Those books will be covered there. Here is a review on the book linked above on the expulsions of Germans throughout Europe after World War II ended, which killed hundreds of thousands of women and children. For people who try to find the good guys in World War II and its aftermath, good luck with that.

From the first city-states in Sumer, civilization tended to foster polyglot populations of ethnic mixture. One outcome of nation-states, which is largely a Fourth Epoch invention, is that the ethnic purity of nation-states was often a goal, which was often attended by brutal population displacements and genocides. In many aspects of Nazi behavior, they were far from the inventors of their evil ways, but just took existing practices a little further. Saint Serra’s missions were essentially death camps, and death marches were far from a Nazi invention. Hitler got his ideas for “settling” Eastern Europe from the Anglo-American “achievement” in what became the USA, and Nazi race laws were modeled on American race laws. The mass expulsions of Germans after World War II, to create ethnically homogenous nations in Europe, may be the greatest migration in history. Hitler’s vision kind of prevailed, ironically. What the Zionists did (and continue to do) to Palestinians was just more of the same.

But what I sat down to write about was broader than what happened in Europe. The Nazis truly turned Europe into a hellhole (although the USA did worse at times), especially Eastern Europe into Russia. The devastation was mind-boggling, and its aftermath was rightfully compared to Armageddon. Savage Continent covered that subject. While my writing projects that I plan to complete in the coming years excite me, it has also been a grim process in ways, studying the human past. Before the Industrial Revolution, life was terrible for nearly everybody. Half of the children died, one-in-a-thousand lived to a ripe old age, and the only economic “successes” were royalty, who were usually the most ruthless. We can’t romanticize any culture in which half of the children died. My grandfather wondered what was “good” about the good old days.

My great nation is history’s richest and most powerful, and it never met a war that it didn’t like. Today, we are taking a blowtorch to the powder keg in Ukraine, as usual. In Savage Continent, it mentioned that when World War II finally ended, there was literally nothing left of Kherson, which has been a key battleground since last year’s Russian invasion. 20% of Ukrainians died in World War II (and 25% of Belarus), and that was after Stalin’s famine years. Oh, have they suffered. We are not helping the situation, as we use Ukrainians for imperial cannon fodder.

I hear the scuttlebutt on Greer’s effort, and it might go somewhere. The Fifth Epoch cannot arrive any too soon. My work is all about helping Day One arrive. Nations would become obsolete soon after Day One, and nobody will miss them. I understand that almost nobody no Earth can really imagine what I am writing about, but I seek those who can.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Last week, I heard that Greer’s The Lost Century video has been out for months, so I rented it. If they had it on DVD or Blu-Ray, I would have bought it. I still may. It was beautifully done. There is a lot to unpack about it, but I will keep it brief. First off, God bless Greer for staying at it for so long. Not many of us have. He did not have his free energy effort wiped out, but he has suffered plenty. I got involved with free energy five years before Greer did, so I know what it is like to have your life consumed by this quest. The movie was dedicated to Tony Craddock’s memory. I also discovered last week that Craddock died, which helps explain why Tom Bearden’s site disappeared, which is a tragedy. Tony ran Tom’s site.

The movie starts out by showing clips of Sarah Palin and Ted Cruz, those brilliant minds that deny Global Warming. Then it showed clips of Bill Gates and the World Economic Forum, and their austere “solutions” to our predicament, which I regard as evil. To Greer’s credit, he understands the Epochal significance of free energy. He knows that the world as we know it will end when Day One arrives. My version of a Day One has the ending of humanity’s biggest problems in a few years, while Greer sees that it will take 20, but I think that if my kind of Day One happens (but it won’t happen soon, and Greer thinks that if it happened in 2040, it may be too late to save humanity), he would likely agree that the transition would happen much faster.

Greer brings in ETs early on, which is fine. Most of the movie was appropriately about free energy and why it is not publicly available. As I have written plenty, Greer is into the mass-movement mentality, and I am not. He may not be aiming high enough, which is typical. For his often-elite-centric approach, he gets that Wall Street and Washington, D.C., are not going to help, or at least he gives it lip service. But he has long taken the beseeching route, asserting that the White House and Congress will do the right thing if they can just be properly briefed. That is Sunday school stuff, and it gets exasperating to see him vacillate like that, but Dennis did, too. I get the dilemma.

So, Greer got into free energy early on, and its suppression since the late 1800s. Greer ably covered the standard stories of Tesla, Moray, and Gray. I have called it inventor-itis, and Greer calls it the crazy inventor syndrome. It was pretty funny when they compared free energy inventors with inventor-itis to Gollum and his precious, but it is apt. Because Greer never really tried to mount a free energy effort of significance (and was surprisingly naïve when he began his dabbling forays into it), there is stuff that he does not seem to understand. It is all organized suppression and crazed inventors in his presentation (and some Level 3 denial by mainstream scientists), but those are only some facets of the problem, although important ones. My journey’s primary lesson can form an umbrella explanation that they can all fit under. We all bear responsibility for this situation, which means that we can all do something about it.

Greer had a dozen or so speakers in the clips that played. Some was naïve, but most was pretty good. He had a segment on Sparky Sweet, and the account of Sparky’s last days is a little different from what Brian told me. Greer’s account of Mallove’s murder is also a little different from my understanding. Mallove’s tenants apparently did it (they were convicted of it), not “thugs,” but both were probably GC-instigated murders. Stan Meyer’s death was also suspicious, which Greer covered. Dennis warned Stan about getting into bed with the military, but Stan had inventor-itis. Greer had a section on Joe Newman. Joe’s work is the first time that I heard about free energy, but Joe had inventor-itis so bad that he thought that he was the Second Coming. As I always state, my friend got his underground tech show before I ever heard of Greer. The technologies described in The Lost Century are real. Free energy and antigravity tech have been on the planet longer than I have.

Greer calls what is happening “planetocide,” as the forces of “greed, stupidity, and power” threaten to make Earth uninhabitable. Amen to that.

What I also thought was interesting was that a regular speaker in the movie was Dick Russell, who wrote one of the more popular JFK hit books and who has collaborated with RFK, Jr., a lot. As I mentioned when Kennedy began his run for the presidency, he knows about free energy, etc., but is not going to publicly touch it, as he also skirts a number of important subjects, which Sam Husseini has recently discussed. I think that it has to do with being “electable,” or maybe self-preservation. I don’t know what the truth of the matter is with Kennedy, but some of it is odd.

I am not really a video guy, not to get information, but The Lost Century was better than I thought it would be.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

Here is a little addendum to my review of Greer’s The Lost Century. When I read his dead man’s trigger document, I was struck by how naïve his free energy efforts were (that is no crime), such as giving $250K to a spook to make a free energy device, and receiving nothing in return. Greer was a sheep to the shearing. The Lost Century covers the organized suppression and the failings of inventors, but neither one is the key reason why we do not live in the Fifth Epoch today: the rest of us. The organized suppression is “at the top” and the inventors are “at the bottom,” and neither has the right stuff, but almost nobody else does, either. The rest of humanity (99.999% of us) makes up the middle, between the top and bottom, and the mass of humanity lives in almost complete ignorance of the conflict happening in the free energy milieu. When they do hear about it, the responses are almost all variations of denial and fear. If they get past those, then it is variations of greed, anger, megalomania, complacency (1), and outright criminality. Vanishingly few reach the awareness needed to productively help. After several attempts to steal our companies by our business associates, I told Dennis how shocking it was to witness, and Dennis replied that the first 50 times that he saw it, he was shocked, too. I was well on my way to learning my journey’s primary lesson by that time.

The Lost Century gave a little nod to that issue when the speakers noted how invested people were in their lives, and how scientists have been trained to consider free energy impossible (those Level 3s). I have stated it a little differently: the horizons of awareness of the masses rarely extend far past the limits of their immediate self-interest. The vast majority of humanity is profoundly egocentric, focusing on their daily lives, trying to survive and temporality sating their addictions. So it is, in a world of scarcity and fear. And it does no good to judge the situation, the sleeping masses, the “bad guys” at the top, the politician stooges, the lying media, or the inventors who treat their inventions as their “precious.” God bless them all, especially those deluded inventors.

I have long written that in free energy efforts, everybody turns into orcs that lust after the One Ring, so it was funny to see another The Lord of the Rings metaphor used to describe free energy inventors. It is not just inventors; it is everybody. Gollum and his ring is not the proper metaphor for the free energy milieu, but the orc fight at Cirith Ungol better sketches the fate of most free energy efforts: they collapse in self-inflicted bloodbaths. The organized suppression rarely has to become very overt – the free energy efforts usually collapse from within, from self-inflicted wounds. A little organized suppression only “enhances” that process, and it is a mistake to think that organized suppression is the sole province of the GCs: it hails from all levels of society. Free energy efforts have almost no allies and endless enemies. That is the root of the issue, not what the GCs and free energy inventors do.

Greer is trying to mount a grass roots movement, but there are not many roots out there, which Greer only lightly touches. A big difference between what Greer and I are doing is that Greer is trying to wake people up with his CE5 and other work, while I seek those already awake. I am not trying to build a grass roots effort. Been there, done that, too many times. The free energy field is in arrested development, and I doubt that it is going to get it done.

I understand why Greer’s work is so ET-centric, as that is how he came to the free energy issue. Probably most of what my friend witnessed was reverse-engineered ET technology. I acknowledge ETs (Day Two and all of that), but they are not the centerpiece of my work. The ETs apparently operate under something like Star Trek’s Prime Directive, in which they are constrained from openly intervening, as we are supposed to learn to paddle our own canoe, not be rescued from ourselves by them. I have heard that they will intervene to prevent a nuclear holocaust or other self-extinction event, but I sure am not relying on that. It is time to become potty-trained as a species.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

Hi:

As my readers can tell, I have slowed down on my posting, and have not posted on current events in weeks. I have not gotten much essay work done, alas, as hiking and various chores have taken up my time, and reading about the end of World War II and its aftermath. So, it is time to make a post on various current topics, although I have been trying to read less of the news these days. I see a productive essay year ahead of me.

Most noteworthy is that nuclear war is once again on the table (1, 2). I was too young to be aware of the Cuban Missile Crisis, but what is happening today is the closest thing to it. The USA has given the green light for Ukraine to target Russia with the missiles that the USA is giving them. NATO’s chief recently gloated that NATO goaded Russia into war with Ukraine. What the media called baseless apologetics for Putin if anybody in the West said it was proudly uttered by NATO’s chief, and Mitch McConnell also let the cat out of the bag last week. What used to be attacked in the media as “conspiracy theories” when uttered by critics are now openly admitted by officialdom. The USA is busy deleting the domains of sites that present a Russia-friendly perspective. The Land of the Free - what a Big Lie, as the censorship and propaganda are the greatest that I have seen in my life, and that is saying something. There is no way that Russia is going to lose that war, but all of humanity will lose if the USA succeeds in escalating the situation to nuclear war. Congress recently threatened Elon Musk for not actively assisting an attack on Russia. We live in Strangelovian times.

This year is the 60^th anniversary of JFK’s murder. The Magic Bullet theory was ludicrous from the moment that Arlen Specter concocted it. It took 60 years for the Secret Service agent who collected a bullet from the limousine that JFK died in to come forward, and it is making a media splash. That Vanity Fair article described one of many times that Specter badgered witnesses with information that contradicted the Lone Nut scenario. Gary thought that Specter was part of the JFK hit, so that makes sense.

Maybe the Magic Bullet theory can finally die an official death. Of course, our illegitimate government will never admit the whole truth, but another Big Lie about the JFK hit may bite the dust. I doubted that I would live to see it, as the entire Lone Nut scenario rests on the Magic Bullet, which was one of several pieces of evidence planted to frame Oswald.

On a lighter note, Sam Husseini has long badgered the State Department at its press conferences (1, 2, 3, 4). Those artful dodgers never admit anything, and today’s exchange was typical.

Sam’s questions were about the USA’s funding of virus research in Wuhan, where the pandemic hatched. Fauci was right in the middle of it. These are awesome crimes against humanity, and all covered up, of course. Fauci (and the entire captured medical bureaucracy), Big Pharma, and Big Food (AKA processed food) are primarily responsible for plummeting American life expectancy, and the media is key in the cover-up. We Americans are expendable.

To finish on a high note, in a heavenly meadow last week, two stags trotted past a pal and me, attached, with some other pics from recent hikes. Somebody has to do it!

That is enough for now. Back to work.

Best,

Wade