WADE FRAZIER : A Healed Planet

[Wade Frazier]

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Last year, I made a post on measles, in response to media hysteria over measles outbreaks. It was largely a summary of a chapter in Dissolving Illusions, and that chapter is quite a read, as well as a discussion in response to a smear. Measles had long since stopped being a deadly disease before vaccines were made for it.

The vaccine racketeers really count on the public’s being idiots and having everything inconvenient disappear down the Memory Hole. I had measles when I was about six, chickenpox around seven, and mumps when I was eight. There were no vaccines for them, nobody died from them, and there is plenty of evidence that those mild childhood diseases trained my immune system for a lifetime of good health, which I have enjoyed. In my adult life, I have rarely been a medical patient, and usually for injuries.

In his Vaccines, Amen, Aaron Siri referred to studies that show that people who get measles are markedly healthier than those who didn’t. The largest of the studies followed 100,000 Japanese citizens over a 21-year period. For men who had measles and mumps, they had a 17% reduction in strokes, a 20% reduction in cardiovascular disease, 29% fewer heart attacks, and they had half the death rate for cardiovascular disease as those who never had measles and mumps. Before the measles and mumps vaccines were introduced in the USA, there were 400 annual deaths from measles and 40 deaths from mumps. In contrast, nearly one million Americans died of heart disease each year back then. Using simple math, if people had been vaccinated for measles then, it could have meant another million deaths per year. So, theoretically save less than 500 lives but kill a million (2,000 times as many killed as saved). That is a very rough calculation, but it gives an idea of the magnitude of the issue.

In my measles post, I showed that there were five measles deaths in 1963 in New England and 50,000 heart disease deaths. So, 10,000 times as many deaths from heart disease, and measles was the big problem? It is doubly ironic that if everybody ate whole food, there would have been almost no heart disease deaths. But the book that provided the guidance was banned in the USA, although its guidance forms the first line of defense for orthodoxy today.

As I have stated, it seems that, at best, vaccination trades a short-term acute reaction for a long-term chronic one. The only credible explanation ever offered for how vaccines work is that they induce an autoimmune reaction, so skyrocketing autoimmune diseases in vaccinated children is no surprise. The “benefit” has to be weighed against the risks, which I have never seen vaccine promoters do, they just make the blanket assertion that vaccines are safe and effective.

In Siri’s book, he presented transcripts of his deposition of Stanley Plotkin, the “godfather of vaccines.” Plotkin made millions off of Big Pharma, specifically selling vaccines that he developed, but the Pharma payola was continual, which Plotkin readily admitted in his deposition. He was far from a disinterested scientist. He was really a Big Pharma salesman. All of the big names in vaccinology are like that. During the deposition, it became clear that Plotkin was oblivious to how safety testing was done. For one infant vaccine, the safety test period was five days. Plotkin was visibly surprised to learn that. A period like that Japanese study – 21 years – is what a credible vaccine safety test would require. That is one of the most consistent critiques made by vaccine critics, and Plotkin seemed completely unaware of the issue. Once it became clear that Plotkin was ignorant and he was asked to support his claims, he lawyered up and tried to quash the subpoena.

Siri reproduced the standard claim for vaccines:

“With the exception of safe water, no other intervention, not even antibiotics, has had such a major effect on mortality reduction and population growth.”

When Siri traced that statement to its source, each of the many times that he had seen it, the trail always led back to Plotkin’s Vaccines, but Plotkin provided zero evidence for his claim. It is a marketing statement, not a scientific one.

When I wrote my original medical racket essay, I used Viera Scheibner’s Vaccination: 100 Years of Orthodox Research shows that Vaccines Represent a Medical Assault on the Immune System. In 1985, Scheibner invented an infant-monitoring device to prevent crib death, which became a big issue after the DPT (diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus) vaccine was introduced. Today, it is called Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (“SIDS”). Vaccination was clearly associated with the infant incidents that cause SIDS. When Japan moved its vaccine schedule from the first months of a child’s life to two years, SIDS disappeared.

Today, the vaccine establishment maintains that vaccines have nothing do with SIDS, but they have no credible data to support their claim. A Midwestern Doctor (“MWD”) is one of my favorite medical bloggers and MWD has written a number of articles on the evidence that vaccines cause SIDS (1, 2, 3). MWD listed several cases of identical twins dying of SIDS immediately after being vaccinated. Reports of twins dying immediately after vaccination go back for a century, and that is considered the “gold standard of causation.”

As I write this, an American woman is being prosecuted for murder (1) of her twins right after they were vaccinated. Last year, Pierre Kory wrote about twins who died right after vaccination. Steve Kirsch recently interviewed a former Omaha policewoman who investigated hundreds of SIDS deaths, and she found that half of the deaths happened within 48 hours of vaccination. The data is startling, and it is completely denied by the vaccine racket. About 10,000 American babies are killed each year by vaccines, and it is all being covered up. Since none of the diseases that they are vaccinated for are deadly, how can it be justified, other than it is highly profitable?

Kirsch was recently in a video conference with several MDs, and they all agree that vaccines are the leading cause of SIDS and autism. There is the same evidence, of twins, and even triplets, who all get autism immediately after being vaccinated.

Since Kennedy was named the head of the USA’s health bureaucracy, I have not only read dozens and dozens of articles that attack him, but one of the most common statements that I saw was that the connection between vaccines and autism has been disproven by a mountain of evidence that came from many studies. Of all the Big Lies that I have seen in the media, that is one of the biggest. There has been zero credible investigation to deny that connection. All that has ever been investigated has been one ingredient in one vaccine, and the study was rigged and had the conflicts of interest that permeate Western medicine.

If there is any doubt that Big Pharma runs Wikipedia on medical issues, reading the first sentence of Andrew Wakefield’s Wikipedia bio should remove all reasonable doubt. It makes Wikipedia’s smears of Ed Herman appear tame. Suzanne Humphries discussed Wakefield’s outrageous treatment and the autism issue and vaccines. MWD wrote about it. Autism has skyrocketed along with all of those other conditions that plague children today, which began their meteoric rise “coincidentally” after they began to be pincushioned by vaccines.

In my previous post, I mentioned the callousness of Western medicine, and injuring and killing infants in the name of Pharma profits is up there on the callousness scale. As the authors of Turtles All the Way Down stated, it is life and death issue for both the public and the vaccine racket. Who will win?

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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I do not know who is behind it, as the targets rarely do, but somebody is working hard to ensure that the public does not read my work. This morning, there were 653,000 users on my forum in the latest series of denial-of-service attacks. It is creating problems, but they can be resolved. Fortunately, I am also at Substack and elsewhere, so the censors will not succeed as they might hope, unless they plan to become far more criminal in their behavior.

The global elite are well aware of my work, but my guess is that this comes from closer to the street level than the penthouse. Criminality is everywhere these days, and this is likely another example of where we do the global elite’s dirty work, gratis, as we make their job far easier.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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When Celia Farber wrote her groundbreaking book on AIDS, which ended her career, she had the hardest time with the mass grave of children in New York who were used in medical experiments. Dennis Lee’s wife may have seen part of the pipeline for those experimental subjects, as she told me in 2013 that New Jersey social workers had quotas on how many children were removed from their families, in another example of the many perverse incentives in our systems.

The hardest part for me in reading Farber’s and RFK, Jr.’s books was what Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci, and friends did to poor nations, especially African nations (1, 2), and Gates did something similar in India. There were “only” 1,000 children or so in that mass grave in New York, while the vaccine and other campaigns in Africa and other poor nations likely killed millions of people.

When Brian O’Leary and I had our epic note-trading session in 2001, I mentioned Peter Duesberg, AIDS, and what was happening in Africa. Brian replied that the African situation was likely an exercise in eugenics. That sounded bizarre to even me, but Brian may well have been right. A Midwestern Doctor wrote on depopulation vaccines, and a Gates vaccine campaign in Africa seems to have been exactly that. Another Gates campaign in Africa increased the death rate of vaccinated girls by 1,000%. Gates’s polio vaccine campaign in India was a catastrophe that paralyzed a half-million children. Kennedy minced no words on Gates’s actions:

“Population control has been the central preoccupation of the Gates Foundation since its inception.”

What is happening in Africa has been called “medical colonialism” and other terms, and the more I looked into it, the more horrifying it was. Africa has suffered under the European lash for centuries, and it continues. Ed Herman wrote on that suffering at great length.

The practice of putting mercury in vaccines is part of the long tradition of metallic medicine in the West, in which the “medicine” is worse than the disease that it treats. Mercury was used in infant-teething powder in my lifetime. After a lot of activism, mercury was finally removed from childhood vaccines in the USA a generation ago, but the remaining inventories of mercury-laden vaccines were simply used on Africans and in other poor nations.

In the eyes of Fauci, Gates, and friends, Africans were expendable experimental subjects, the target of eugenics efforts, and other outrages.

As I noted in a prior post, 10,000 American infants are killed each year by vaccines, but the situation is far worse in poor nations that the vaccine racket inflicts its atrocities on.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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As I wrote to a reader recently, when the COVID-19 pandemic began, even though I had written about vaccines 20 years earlier, the focus of my original medical racket essay was degenerative disease and cancer in particular. I suspected that something was not quite right early on, but it took a few years to appreciate the infectious-disease racket that had been built, and vaccines were a key part of it. There were other aspects of the infectious-disease racket, such as portraying chemical-poisoning diseases as infectious diseases (polio, AIDS). By the 1970s, almost all polio cases in the USA were caused by the vaccine, and 40 years and many billions of dollars later, there is no AIDS vaccine.

The infectious-disease racket arguably began, at least in the modern age, with variolation in the 1700s. One variolation treatment could cost a year’s wages for the working class, so it was reserved for the upper classes. Jenner was the first commercializer of vaccines, and Pasteur was the second major figure. Pasteur was a scoundrel who sought wealth and fame above all else. René Dubos wrote books on Pasteur and his legacy, and it was unintentional on Dubos’s part, but he presented the revenues that big corporations generated from the Pasteurian paradigm. Dubos characterized it as how important Pasteur’s work is, but it is also one of the primary indicators of the racket’s existence. The evidence is clear that infectious disease was not conquered by medical interventions, but by improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene, which were side effects of the Industrial Revolution.

Polio is primarily caused by pesticide poisoning, but the polio vaccine rescued the CDC from irrelevance and abolishment. Then vaccines began to flood into use in the 1960s, but lawsuits from vaccine injuries soured Big Pharma on vaccines until the swine flu fiasco in 1976, as more than 40 million Americans got vaccinated for no good reason at all and the White House indemnified the vaccine makers. A decade later, Big Pharma got Congress to pass a law that shielded vaccine makers from lawsuits over injured and killed recipients of vaccines. That opened the floodgates, and children began getting pincushioned by vaccines – none of which prevented death, as infectious disease was no longer a killer of American children. The Mafia never had a sweeter deal than the vaccine makers did: force people to buy your products, but you are shielded from lawsuits from injuries and deaths from those products.

I was somewhat aware of the above in 2020 when the COVID pandemic hit, but I didn’t know that there was a full-fledged infectious-disease racket, of which the vaccine racket is its largest arm. I have written on the COVID-19 pandemic at great length since 2020, so will only hit some highlights related to the COVID-19 vaccines.

I will begin with the origins. Fauci funded gain-of-function research at the lab in Wuhan, China, in defiance of Obama’s pause on such inherently dangerous research. Although Fauci and the media, including Big Tech and scientific and medical journals, denied and covered it up, the leading hypothesis today is a leak from a lab, and the prime suspect is the Wuhan lab. In light of what came after the possible leak, the question has to be asked whether the lab work was intentionally reckless, so as to provide the “opportunity” for Fauci and friends. It was actually a “joke” that Fauci repeated amongst his associates. Fauci and friends may have created the very pandemic that Fauci and Big Pharma profited from. I am not a mind-reader, but I can appreciate many of the more conspiratorial musings about that situation.

Even if Fauci was being intentionally reckless, I see these situations, as always, as 1% conspiracy and 99% complicity. Capitalism is an ideology that elevates greed to a virtue. As such, capitalist efforts are always marred by perverse incentives and conflicts of interest. So, a lot what happened is likely attributable to perverse incentives, corruption, and the like, not necessarily an overarching conspiracy. And even if there was an overarching conspiracy, most of the evil was inflicted by just people’s doing their jobs, and few really cared whether their actions harmed and killed people. This is normal in today’s humanity, and when people such as Pierre Kory learn that, it awakens and often radicalizes them. As I write plenty, awakening can happen in any walk of life, but awakening in the rackets or close to them can be very powerful and life-risking (1, 2).

There have been “plandemic” allegations since the beginning, and that Bill Gates led an exercise just before COVID-19 that looked just like what happened can give one pause. He was either lucky, incredibly prescient, or something else was happening. I don’t know what the answer is, but the last people on Earth who should have dominated the media in the early days of the pandemic were Gates and Fauci, but they were the go-to talking heads on the incipient pandemic. Both had flagrant conflicts of interest and they profited greatly from the pandemic. The largest transfer of wealth in world history was from the American working class to American billionaires, of nearly $4 trillion, during the draconian COVID-19 response.

In retrospect, it was no big surprise that Fauci, Gates, and friends would make sure that no drugs could be repurposed for early treatment of COVID, some of which had great success, because they were not lucrative, as their patents had expired. Wiping out the cheap treatments, to make way for lucrative new patented treatments, is part of the standard medical-racket playbook. The officially (and fraudulently) approved new vaccines and drugs harmed and killed millions of people, but it is all being covered up, as usual, in the standard callousness of the system.

Just yesterday, I talked with my last surviving college roommate, who was crippled by the COVID vaccine, as even admitted by his MD, who admitted to him that he risked his career to tell him that. My roomie said that his life’s greatest regret was allowing himself to be talked into getting the COVID vaccine by his physician pals. I watched my other surviving roommate die of brain cancer, which was likely caused by the COVID vaccine. My other roommate was killed by his cancer treatment in 2007. I hear about COVID vaccine injuries all the time, and I don’t try to collect them or elicit them. The most recent report I got this past spring, of a couple who were COVID-vaccine true believers. They were first in line to get their vaccines and boosters, at least until their latest one, when they both felt like they were going to die the next day. Their faith was shaken.

It turns out that Fauci was injured by the COVID vaccine, but he covered it up, until the recent release of his diaries made it public. Fauci hid his condition so as to not contribute to “vaccine hesitancy.” Fauci is being raked over the coals these days and deservedly so.

The mRNA COVID vaccines are not really vaccines at all in the traditional sense. There are no disease organisms in the mRNA vaccines, as they mimic the surface of the viruses, to supposedly train the immune system on them. In all my years of studying vaccines, the two primary injuries seem to be circulatory or neurological. The spike proteins that the mRNA vaccines produced were carried throughout the body, contrary to the official assurances, and those spike proteins seem to be the primary cause of the injuries and deaths. Scientists had tried for a generation to make safe mRNA vaccines, but they never did. So rushing out the mRNA vaccines was foolhardy at best and genocidal at worst, especially to use on children. The CDC was unable to find one previously healthy American child who died of COVID. Primarily the old and obese died of COVID. My vaxxed and boosted wife gave me COVID twice, when she got back from cruises. Those were the only times that I have been ill in more than a decade, and the flu is the only way that I get sick. A few days of fasting in bed did the trick, as usual.

This could be a very long post or series of them, but I will cut it short. The medical system is broken, and the vaccine racket was visible like never before in recent years. In the end, the COVID-19 pandemic response showed the medical racket in all its glory, for anybody with eyes to see. Millions of people killed and injured by the COVID-19 response, which woke millions of people up. My effort requires the awakened, so that may be a silver lining to the pandemic disaster.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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In Vaccines: A Reappraisal, Richard Moskowitz wrote:

“[…] if vaccines were equal to the extravagant claims made for them, if they were truly effective in conferring a genuine immunity similar to that of coming down with and recovering from the natural disease, then the unvaccinated kids would pose a danger only to themselves, based on a free choice of their own making.”

Moskowitz also wrote about the invalid reasoning used to explain why there are not any placebo control groups for vaccine testing.

Religious beliefs are often an article of faith and impervious to the evidence, but all of the dominant ideologies are that way. That is why Aaron Siri titled his book Vaccines, Amen. The “vaccines, amen” crowd is incapable of engaging in basic logic about vaccines, such as that anecdote that Siri provided, in which his MD acquaintance kept parroting that measles deaths were conquered by vaccines, when Siri kept asking what could have caused the 98% decline in measles deaths in the USA from 1900 to the 1960s, before the vaccine was ever produced.

Of all the fraud, naïveté, and blind faith in and around the medical racket, the greatest may be pretending that biomedical science is objective and credible, when that idea is not remotely true, as even admitted by the defenders of science. Conflicts of interest permeate biomedical science, they are either covered up or normalized, and that is good enough for the “vaccines, amen” crowd. Peter Hotez calls any dissent from the propaganda barrage “anti-science” and he has called for a military response to the “anti-vaxxers.” During the pandemic, Hotez hawked vaccines as the answer, stated that one was all that was needed, and every few months he admitted that it was not enough, so that more boosters were needed. He eventually recommended five boosters and two initial shots. In Hotez’s (and Offit’s, etc.) mind, people can never get too many vaccines. Incidentally, Hotez helped fund the Wuhan experiments that may have led to COVID-19.

They are like barbers who advocate daily haircuts. Hotez, like Offit, makes and sells his own vaccines. Offit approved the vaccine that made him rich, and these surreal conflicts of interest are ignored or normalized in the medical racket and its captured media. The conflicts of interest and hypocrisy are staggering, and ventures into Ed Herman’s “chutzpah.”

As I have stated, once in a while, orthodox scientists will admit that immunity is poorly understood and that medical interventions can wreck immunity. The only credible explanation ever given for how vaccines work is that they induce autoimmune conditions. The germ theory seems incomplete, at best.

Flu vaccines were introduced when flu and pneumonia rates were collapsing, and since the 1980s, when vaccines for flu skyrocketed, the death rate from flu and pneumonia increased by about 50%, as can be seen below.

This is typical of ballyhooed medical interventions, which are trumpeted as miraculous successes, when the opposite is closer to the truth.

I began this series of posts by noting that I was contacted by my medical provider to get a measles vaccine. When I replied that I had measles as a child and I am immune for life, my medical provider still advocated that I get a measles vaccine. A few delusions underpin such a stance.

In my measles post, I briefly discussed the “original antigenic sin” of vaccines, which bypass the cellular immune system to produce antibodies, which is backwards from how immune systems operate. Vaccine immunity is a kind of ersatz immunity, but in the “vaccines, amen” religion, vaccine immunity is seen as superior to natural immunity. It is a crazy idea with no credible support for it, but it dominated the media during the rollout of the COVID vaccine. Rigged studies have tried to establish that idea, but nobody with basic understanding of immune systems believes it. Natural immunity from measles, after getting it, lasts a lifetime, while vaccine immunity continually needs “boosters,” as that comical clip of Hotez makes clear.

A related delusion is vaccine-induced herd immunity. As Moskowitz wrote above, the only person at risk for being unvaccinated is the unvaccinated themselves, if vaccines really provided immunity protection. But the goal posts were moved and the rationale for forced vaccines is to protect the vulnerable (who theoretically did not get vaccinated), in what is called herd immunity, which is the idea that if enough of a population is immune to a disease (they will not transmit it), then members of the population (herd) who have not been exposed to the disease yet are less likely to.

Measles was the first disease for which herd immunity was discovered. In their long measles essay, the authors of Dissolving Illusions discussed the “illusory” idea of vaccine-induced herd immunity for measles. For diseases for which vaccine herd immunity may have been achieved, they were all for mild childhood diseases, which likely robbed the vaccine recipients of the opportunity to develop their immune systems. In that measles discussion by the authors of Dissolving Illusions, they address their assailant’s discussion of herd immunity for measles, which requires that up to 99% of the population be vaccinated for measles. So, who is left to protect by herd immunity? Some unidentified 1%?

In their chapter on measles, the authors of Dissolving Illusions noted a measles outbreak in which 100% of the population was vaccinated. So, vaccine-induced herd immunity is a very shaky concept, and during the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines, Fauci and friends kept raising the percent of the population that needed to be vaccinated to attain herd immunity. But the Big Lie about the COVID vaccines was that they never could reduce transmission, which was eventually admitted, after officials were caught habitually lying. The data clearly showed that the vaccinated were more likely to be infected by COVID. According to Pfizer’s own documentation, thousands of people would need to be vaccinated to prevent one COVID death, and the vaccine was not even tested for its ability to prevent transmission, which few vaccines have ever demonstrated. So-called immunity for COVID from the mRNA vaccines was doubly ersatz, as the “vaccines” didn’t even have real disease organisms in them, but some proteins that masqueraded as part of them.

At best, the COVID vaccines might reduce the symptoms of somebody who got COVID (all the official and media lies to the contrary). There was no good evidence that the COVID vaccines achieved any meaningful herd immunity, as endless boosters were recommended. Even Fauci eventually admitted that herd immunity for COVID was unlikely. Fauci is being raked over the coals today for good reason. People close to Fauci, and brave enough to talk publicly, call him a liar, scientifically illiterate, and his diary clearly shows his narcissism.

It took more than two years for the medical bureaucracy to back off of its draconian reaction to COVID (such as lockdowns), which was similar to smallpox policies. Steve Kirsch noted that of more than 50,000 unvaccinated Amish in and around Lancaster, Pennsylvania, maybe two, at most, died of COVID. Those unvaccinated Amish also have zero autism. Sweden did not have lockdowns and had one of the lowest COVID death rates in the West. Only Norway among European nations fared better than Sweden did for the impact on life expectancy in the COVID years. Norway’s life expectancy actually rose, Sweden’s was nearly unchanged, while in the USA, life expectancy declined by more than two years, for one of the worst records on Earth. The USA has the highest medical bill on Earth, by far, and the lowest life expectancy, by far, of all industrial nations. That comparison says it all about the USA’s medical racket. Unvaccinated children are healthier than vaccinated children, as all studies have shown. A recent study on Louisiana data clearly shows that vaccines kill children. It is one of many.

Since network TV news gets a quarter of its ad revenues from Big Pharma today, the ubiquitous shows on vaccine injuries from my youth are no longer produced. It is the Propaganda Model’s advertising filter on steroids, for another example of the structural aspects of the medical racket. The West has made leaking vaccine data that the public should be entitled to see a crime. Aaron Siri’s lawsuits have largely been to get the government to produce its data that the public should be entitled to.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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I made an earlier post on my explorations of the theoretical roots of vaccination. I cited several works, but this post will be more of a review of my most influential sources on this topic, largely in the sequence that I read them.

I began my days of study in earnest in the autumn of 1990, with the beginnings of my media studies, thermodynamics, the CIA, the JFK hit, and other topics. For all of them, however, I had already had real-world experiences on those topics. Without my real-world experiences and radicalizing journey with Dennis Lee, I wonder if I would have begun that exploration, and my radicalization was a key for my explorations. If I had not already been a disillusioned idealist, I doubt that I would have had the awareness to take the studious path that I did. I had one other important topic that I dove into that autumn, which was alternative medicine, and that began the dive that continues.

Naessens, Rife, Béchamp, and Medical Dark Ages: I began that journey with Christopher Bird’s book on Gaston Naessens. I was really struck by a few aspects of it. One was a microscope that Naessens invented that got “impossible” resolutions. Another was that his microscope allowed him to view life processes that orthodox medicine is incapable of. Another was that from his discoveries, he developed a treatment for degenerative disease that rehabilitated the immune system and cured cancer and AIDS. A critical aspect of the book was how the medical racket tried to wipe Naessens out. His cured patients protested, he was acquitted in a trial for his life, and his treatment was legalized in Canada.

In Bird’s book, he mentioned Royal Rife and Antoine Béchamp, who were Naessens’s professional ancestors. I got two books on Rife by Barry Lynes. Rife invented his own “impossible” microscope, which was the world’s most powerful microscope in the early 1930s. Surviving micrographs show that his scope really got those “impossible” resolutions. Rife discovered similar pleomorphic dynamics to what Naessens discovered, and he also invented a cancer treatment that produced miraculous results. The Rife books were where I first read of Morris Fishbein, who was the dictator of American medicine for a generation, and his main claim “fame” today is how he made a fortune by running cigarette ads in the Journal of the American Medical Association, which culminated in an ad blitz that Fishbein spearheaded, for an asbestos cigarette filter, of all things. Fishbein initially tried to buy into Rife’s company but was rebuffed. He then led a lawsuit that destroyed Rife’s effort and life. That was my first encounter with Fishbein’s handiwork. Fishbein and Anthony Fauci were arguably the greatest quacks of the past century, who caused the suffering and deaths of millions.

In Lynes’s book on Rife, he cited a book titled Medical Dark Ages. I obtained it, which was my big wakeup call on the medical racket, and I became the author’s friend. In Medical Dark Ages, I discovered that the book that changed my family’s diet in 1970 and saved my father’s health was banned in the USA.

I eventually also obtained books about and by Béchamp, and realized that he was the professional ancestor of Rife and Naessens, with his own subcellular discoveries. He was a contemporary of Louis Pasteur, and it was the first time that I saw Pasteur’s heroic image challenged. Over the next decade, my studies showed what a scoundrel Pasteur was, and Béchamp was far from the only scientist that Pasteur plagiarized in his quest for fame and wealth. The germ theory was the primary upshot of Pasteur’s charlatanry. Pasteur may have set biomedicine on a false foundation.

That was my early introduction to such material, but for the next several years, I did not study alternative medicine all that much, as I had a full plate with my comprehensive studies, career, and marriage. It was not until I moved back to Seattle in 1997 that I began the full-time study and writing that resulted in my site, largely as it stands today. My medical studies were key. One of the first essays that I wrote on my site was my fluoride essay, which I published in 1998. In those days, I did not study vaccines much, but that was about to change.

In Ethel Hume’s book, Béchamp or Pasteur, she wrote about vaccines, and it was perhaps that first time that I read about vaccination. What I found deceptive about the treatment of Hume’s book was that she was portrayed as the chief person who accused Pasteur of plagiarizing Béchamp, when Béchamp made the case very clearly of Pasteur’s plagiarisms in the preface of his The Blood and its Third Anatomical Element. Hume’s book aged extremely well, including its treatment of vaccination. Before long, I was getting other books on vaccination in the late 1990s, which comes next.

Robert Mendelsohn, Viera Scheibner, Nancy Appleton, and Neil Z. Miller: In the late 1990s, the books that challenged vaccination were generally not authored by medical professionals, but an exception was Robert Mendelsohn, whom I wrote about previously. Mendelsohn was one of my early influences on the medical racket with his Confessions of a Medical Heretic, as he challenged masculine medicine and its “death worship.” In those years, I read several feminist medical books, and they helped me come up with my paradigmatic approach to the medical racket, including the conflict between masculine and feminine medicine. Mendelsohn challenged vaccination, but the works that influenced me the most on vaccination in those days were by Viera Scheibner and Neil Z. Miller.

I have written about Scheibner previously. A professional geologist, Scheibner invented an infant-monitoring device that helped prevent crib death, called “cot death” in Australia, where Scheibner lived, and today it is called Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (“SIDS”). Her monitoring system saved the lives of infants, and their near-death episodes often happened right after vaccination. The evidence is overwhelming today that vaccines cause infant deaths, but as in so many other areas like this, the medical racket will fight it to the death, largely due to those structural features and perverse incentives that I write about so often.

While Scheibner took on vaccination, my greatest early influence on the vaccination issue was Neil Z. Miller’s books. More than any other source at the time, Miller presented the data, which I have used in my work ever since. In 1999, I read Nancy Appleton’s The Curse of Louis Pasteur, which was a direct challenge to the germ theory. She discussed Béchamp, Rife, Naessens, and other scientists whose work took them in directions outside of the Pasteurian paradigm.

When I completed my medical racket essay, in 2001 or 2002, as I recall, those were key influences on Pasteur, the germ theory, and vaccination. As readers can see, that was a minor part of my medical racket essay, which was more focused on degenerative disease, and cancer in particular. For the next several years, I didn’t think of the medical racket, or vaccination, all that much, until 2009.

Sherri Tenpenny and Suzanne Humphries: In 2009, I read Sherry Tenpenny’s Saying No to Vaccines. That was where I learned that there are no placebo control groups for vaccine safety testing. That is so the vaccine racket can hide vaccine injuries. Tenpenny took on the science and practice of vaccines. I began a vaccination thread on my forum in 2015, and little did I know how timely it would be.

In 2018, I read Dissolving Illusions, by Suzanne Humphries and Roman Bystrianyk. Tenpenny and Humphries are physicians, while Bystrianyk had vaccine-injured children. Dissolving Illusions is an amazing resource on the history of vaccines and might be the single most influential vaccine book that I read. I summarized its measles chapter last year.

But with all of that, I wasn’t really aware that there was an infectious-disease racket until the COVID-19 years. That was when I had my wakeup call on the infectious disease racket, of which the vaccine racket is a subsidiary.

The revelations of the COVID years: When COVID hit in early 2020, I did not suspect what was coming. By May of 2020, I began to smell a rat. In November, I lost my job due to COVID. It gave me a lot of time to study, and I began to devote a lot of time to the COVID issue.

In 2013, I saw Robert Kennedy, Jr., talk publicly about how his father never believed the Warren Commission’s conclusions, calling the Warren Report “a shoddy piece of craftsmanship.” I had known for many years that Lee Harvey Oswald was not JFK’s assassin, and it was the first time that I saw a member of the Kennedy family admit to not accepting the official story. That gained RFK, Jr., a lot of respect with me. Until then, all that I knew about him was that he was a heroin addict while young. When COVID hit, it was not long before the website of Kennedy’s Children’s Health Defense became my go-to site for COVID news. That was my greatest daily resource during the COVID years, but I began studying quite a few books on vaccination and related issues.

In 2020, I read Vaccines: A Reappraisal, by Richard Moskowitz. Like Humphries and Tenpenny, Moskowitz is a physician who has witnessed his patients getting injured by vaccines. It is one of the best books on vaccination that I have seen, and I wrote about the book a little in my previous post. As with all of these books that I am citing in this series, my references to them can be seen throughout my work. Moskowitz sought to understand how vaccines worked, and much of how they work is a Big Pharma trade secret, like in the snake oil days of proprietary medicine. It was in Moskowitz’s book that I learned how cavalierly the vaccine safety tests are done, as the people running the vaccine trials (who work for the vaccine makers) can dismiss more than 99.9% of the vaccine reactions, so that they can declare the vaccines safe. Moskowitz wrote of the bogus rationale for not performing safety tests with valid control groups.

But it was in 2021 when I got my big wakeup call on the infectious-disease racket when I read Kennedy’s The Real Anthony Fauci. It took me nearly two months to summarize his book. When I finished it, I finally realized how bad it had gotten in my lifetime. As I have stated many times, when I was a child, children did not die of infectious disease. Mainly for that reason, I put infectious disease in the back of my mind. Most Americans die of degenerative disease. Infectious disease really is a non-issue. In 1963, when the measles vaccine was approved, New England had five measles deaths and 50,000 heart disease deaths. Measles deaths had already nearly reached zero, at 400 deaths per year, and if left alone, it would have likely dropped to about zero nationally, along with the other childhood diseases. But instead, we began to have vaccine campaigns.

I was aware of Peter Duesberg’s AIDS dissidence when I wrote my medical racket essay, but I didn’t pay that much attention to the issue until reading Kennedy’s magnum opus, and then Celia Farber’s book in 2023. Then it became clear what a medical atrocity the entire AIDS issue was. AIDS, like polio, almost certainly comes from chemical poisoning, not a virus. It is tempting to call Fauci the author of the AIDS catastrophe, but he came across as just an opportunistic bureaucrat, eager to do Big Pharma’s bidding and getting rich and famous in the process. Kennedy’s book chronicled the trajectory of Fauci’s career, often in cahoots with Bill Gates, and Africans, not Americans, were likely the greatest casualties of their efforts, with millions injured and killed, which all happened before COVID-19.

In 2023 I also read Turtles All the Way Down, which clearly shows that vaccine safety testing is an obscene charade that is intended to hide vaccine injuries.

Miller’s books challenged a lot of the polio narrative’s miraculous vaccines and noted the “coincidence” of polio’s disappearance with the decline in DDT use. Turtles has a long chapter on polio and how it defied the orthodox theories that it was caused by the polio virus. Dissolving Illusions also dealt at length with polio and again challenged the orthodox narrative, but it really came together for me when I read Forrest Maready’s The Moth in the Iron Lung in 2024. That book clearly showed the “coincidence” of metallic medicine and “infant paralysis” in the 1800s, and the first recorded polio outbreak was in a Vermont farming town in 1894, which “coincidentally” began using a new miracle pesticide that year that was being used in Boston: lead arsenate. For 40 years polio raged as lead arsenate became a compulsory pesticide in the USA, and few people saw the connection. It took 40 years for officialdom to begin admitting that maybe putting lead arsenate on our food was not a great idea, just when DDT became the new miracle insecticide, and there was a second wave of polio that peaked when DDT use did in the early 1950s. DDT was phased out by farmers because insects adapted to it, not for human health concerns, and that happened before polio vaccines were used. By the time of the ballyhooed polio vaccine campaigns, polio had already nearly vanished in the USA, and by the 1970s, nearly all polio cases were caused by the vaccine, according to the CDC. I have written on AIDS and polio at length (1, 2).

I knew of Aaron Siri’s work for years, as he waged lawsuits to get the government to release its vaccine data to the public, and earlier this year I read his Vaccines, Amen, which I have written about (1). I may summarize the book one day. He helped get a study performed by a large medical network, which clearly showed the injuries that vaccines inflict in children, generally with chronic conditions. The study’s authors were pro-vaccine, and intended for the study to show how much healthier vaccinated children are, but when the opposite became clear, they refused to publish the study, in fear for their careers. Perhaps the most startling part of Vaccines, Amen, was when Siri discussed vaccine trials in which more than 10% of the subjects had “serious adverse reactions,” which meant that they nearly died or did die, and the vaccines were deemed safe.

I also read The Vaccine Court in recent years. The vaccine court was set up pursuant to the 1986 vaccine shield law. The Vaccine Court clearly shows what a kangaroo court the vaccine court is, as it stonewalls nearly all petitioners, and it has still awarded billions of dollars in injury and death claims, which puts a big dent in the “safe and effective” mantra that the media and vaccine racket endlessly promote.

I recently read The Ultimate Vaccine Timeline, which I found to be a good resource on the history of vaccines, especially compulsory vaccination around the world.

I spend several hours a day reading and writing, and my online vaccine sources include Steve Kirsch and A Midwestern Doctor (“MWD”). Like several others that I have listed in this post, MWD is a physician who has witnessed endless vaccine injuries, MWD’s posts on vaccines are some of the best that I have seen, and I have linked to them often in this series of posts. Kirsch was a tech mogul who woke up during the COVID response, and one of his posts was what I used to diagnose my college roommate’s COVID vaccine injury, which has crippled him. Kirsch is a statistical tour de force. Just today, he wrote about how CNN assailed Kennedy, but it was unable to cite any study that showed that children who got the COVID vaccine got a net benefit from it. I have also linked to Kirsch’s articles in this series of posts.

Paul Thacker is one of my favorite investigative journalists that I have linked to many times in my work. He covered COVID at length and has written a great deal about vaccines.

I am currently reading a book on vaccines that Peter McCullough, one of history’s most published cardiologists, co-authored. Pasteur the scoundrel comes across clearly in it.

Pierre Kory is another MD who woke up during the COVID response, and I summarized his book, which was a chronicle of the corrupt COVID response, from a man who was in the middle of it. For all of the dissident medical professionals that I refer to in this post, if they have Wikipedia bios, they are smear jobs, usually worse than how Wikipedia smeared Ed Herman.

I have used many other sources in my education on the vaccine issue, but this post covers the most of the most noteworthy ones for my work.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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This post will summarize this series on the vaccine racket. As in other summary posts, this post will only link to posts in the series.

I was introduced to the medical racket in 1970 when my family changed its diet from processed food to whole food to save my father’s health, which resulted in a health miracle. That book that inspired that change was banned in the USA the next decade for being contrary to medical dogma. That book’s advice was right, medical dogma was wrong, and that banned book’s advice forms the first line of defense for orthodox medicine today, which I am surprised that I lived to see. That tale, which took place over a 40-year period, is a good example of how the medical racket operates.

When my partner, Dennis Lee, was in jail in 1988, I got a job at a medical lab, and a government-media alliance tried to put it out of business, as I was getting it from the energy racket and medical racket at the same time. When my days of study began in 1990, I began to understand how the medical racket operated, and I eventually learned that the global rackets all have similar sociology. Most people are oblivious to the rackets that they are part of, some begin to have unsettling experiences that cast doubt on their beliefs, only a few percent awaken to the racket’s reality, but few of them have the courage to speak out, as those who do all have hell to pay, with ruined careers, lives, and even shortened lives.

The vaccine racket made its ascent to today’s abomination after infectious disease had already been conquered in the West. Virtually no American children died of infectious disease when I was a child, and there were no vaccines for the childhood diseases that I got, which only meant a couple of weeks of missed school and a lifetime of good health. None of the vaccines given to American children today protect against deadly diseases that pose an imminent threat.

Epidemic diseases are as old as civilization, the first vaccines were for smallpox, but there is no credible evidence that vaccination conquered smallpox, and mandatory vaccine campaigns in the 1800s were followed by smallpox outbreaks. From the beginning, there were no comparisons of vaccinated versus unvaccinated populations, to detect vaccination’s health impact, in a practice that lasts to this day.

The decline of infectious disease was a side effect of the Industrial Revolution, with its attendant improvements in sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene. Smallpox declined while vaccination did, as people refused to be vaccinated and defied the mandatory vaccine laws, the English city of Leicester most famously. Medical interventions had almost nothing to do with the decline in infectious-disease deaths, which was taught in medical schools in my lifetime. That decline was the key part of the biggest event in the human journey: the elimination of childhood death. Going clear back to gorillas, half of all children died, all the way up to the Industrial Revolution. In Western nations today, almost none do.

I discussed my journey into the theoretical roots of vaccination. Even the defenders of science call biomedical science its flimsiest and most corrupt branch, as it is riddled with conflicts of interest, and most who fund biomedical research are trying to profit from it, which is a prescription for corruption. Even the editors of medical journals admit that most biomedical research is worthless. Vaccine science is far from “settled,” and it is easy to see the contours of today’s vaccine racket, for those with eyes to see. How vaccines work are carefully guarded Big Pharma trade secrets, so the “science” itself is secret. How can anybody trust what comes out of a situation like that?

In the early 20th century, new vaccines were invented, often to catastrophic effect when used, and the polio vaccine marked the first national vaccine campaign in the USA. But polio had already nearly disappeared in the USA, coincident with the decline in DDT use. But the polio vaccine initiated the vaccine racket in the USA, and in the 1960s and 1970s, vaccines came out for those mild childhood diseases that I got. But vaccine injuries skyrocketed and vaccine makers were buried in lawsuits.

A watershed moment was the swine flu scare of 1976, when over 40 million Americans were vaccinated for an “epidemic” that claimed one life at most. That vaccine campaign seriously injured thousands of Americans and killed dozens. The federal government indemnified the vaccine makers for injury claims and paid out more than $100 million.

A decade later, Big Pharma was able to get a law passed that shielded them from liability for vaccine injuries, and the era of pincushioning American children with vaccines began. I received a handful of vaccine shots as a child, which were all worthless. Today, the vaccine schedule calls for more than 70 injections, and “coincidentally,” America’s children have seen soaring chronic, allergic, and autoimmune conditions. It was about 10% before the 1986 liability shield law was passed, and it is more than half today. The shield law established a kangaroo court for getting compensation for vaccine injuries, which denies nearly all claims. A vaccine injury reporting system was also launched with the 1986 law, but it was intentionally deficient and captures only about 1% of vaccine injuries.

I often give the example of measles, which I had as a child. In the USA, the measles death rate declined by 98% between 1900 and 1963, when the measles vaccine was approved. The measles vaccine obviously had nothing to do with the decline in measles deaths. But in this era of vaccines, sudden infant deaths became a phenomenon, at about 10,000 a year in the USA, and the relationship to vaccines is clear. At least half of infant sudden deaths happened within days after being vaccinated. Another escalating condition is autism, which also is strongly linked to vaccines. One of the strongest pieces of evidence are the numerous reports, going back a century, of when identical twins died or became autistic immediately after being vaccinated, which is considered the “gold standard of causation.”

While the USA is the headquarters of the vaccine racket, vaccines are inflicted on poor nations with disastrous results, including millions of deaths and injuries, which is all covered up.

The COVID-19 pandemic was my big wake-up call on the vaccine racket. Millions of Americans were injured and killed by COVID vaccines, which is naturally all being covered up, with the help of the media, which does Big Pharma’s bidding, as Big Pharma funds a quarter of the ads on TV news.

To get back to the science for a moment, once in a while, orthodox scientists will admit that immunity is poorly understood in biomedical science. While herd immunity has a certain validity, vaccine-induced herd immunity is largely an illusion. Vaccines bypass the cellular immune system to produce antibodies, which is backwards from how immune systems evolved to operate, and that is likely largely responsible for today’s ubiquitous chronic issues.

In my last post I discussed my study materials on this issue since 1990. The bottom line is that vaccines operate under the warfare model of masculine medicine, and war is a racket, as Smedley Butler noted. The vaccine racket is the major sub-racket of infectious-disease racket, which is itself a subsidiary of the medical racket, which is one of seven cartels that control the world economy. All of the rackets impact our lives, but few as personally as the vaccine racket, especially when vaccines are forced on people, particularly children.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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This is the latest update on this year’s Super El Niño, as I have written about it since spring (1, 2). As I write this, the air outside my home is dangerous to breathe, attached.

My home state is making the global news.

I vividly remember walking to my car at my office in 2016, and at first being bewildered by the hazy air. It reminded me of my days in LA, with awesome air pollution. It took me a minute to realize that it was smoke in the air that caused what I was seeing and smelling. That was the last Super El Niño, and all the years since then have not only all been the hottest global temperatures ever recorded (this year may set the new record), but I had to get used to watching the smoke forecast before I went hiking. I got smoked out more than once when I failed to check first. My cousin’s home in Spokane narrowly avoided being burned down in recent days. For the past generation in California, the forests are not growing back after fires, as the forests die.

Fire season is just beginning. It is going to be a long El Niño event that is just getting warmed up. I know how to end all of this.
Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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It is time to write a little more on awakenings, as they are what create the disillusioned idealists that I seek. What I mean by awakening is when somebody realizes that they have been indoctrinated and conditioned into a “reality” that does not exist, and they discover a new reality through their experiences. Very few people truly awaken in a lifetime. I have watched people embrace certain death rather than question their indoctrination and conditioning. This post will also cover those who kind of awakened, those who did not, and those who used their awakenings to change the direction of their lives.

I will start with mine, which began when I was 12, when our family changed its diet to save my father’s health, which resulted in a health miracle. My trip to Europe when I was 16 was an awakening of sorts, but a few months later, my first paranormal experiences marked a radical change in my life’s direction, although I did not realize it at the time. I was ruined as a mainstream scientist before my career began. I got my energy dreams that same year. Without those paranormal experiences, I strongly doubt that I would have made that desperate prayer at age 19 (or had it answered), which radically changed my life’s direction.

Then I went through eight years of idealism and disillusionment before I made a second desperate prayer, which was again answered, which sent me on the odyssey of my life. Even I sometimes have a hard time believing that it happened like it did, and I lived it. Eighteen years of idealism and disillusionment culminated in my day on the witness stand, and I never saw the world the same way after that day. Everything since then has been the small stuff, as far as my growing awareness went.

A couple of months after I began working for Dennis Lee, he told me about his employee’s death, which radicalized him on his energy quest. But Dennis had earlier awakenings, and none more important than when his nationalistic beliefs went up in smoke in a bank lobby. A voice in his head saved his life, in the aftermath of his awakening moment.

Professor Wayne, whom the voice in my head led me to, was awakening alongside me, as we experienced those harsh events in our home town. Wayne’s wife had earlier awakened to the medical racket, when she got no help from orthodox medicine, and began pursuing alternatives. She saved Wayne’s legs by taking him to Mexico for treatment. When Wayne’s “alternative” diabetes doctor, who pronounced the doom for Wayne’s legs, witnessed Wayne’s “impossible” recovery after his visit to Mexico, he ran out of the room, shrieking. That doctor had a golden opportunity to awaken, but chose not to. That was a common reaction. Wayne went from being a conservative to becoming a fan of Howard Zinn’s work.

Years before I met Dennis, I heard of my close relative who worked as a CIA contract agent for Henry Kissinger. He killed people as part of his job, nearly tried to recruit me into the family “business,” and he met the fate of many in that profession, as he drank himself into an early grave.

When I began my days of study in 1990, one of the first books that I read was Ralph McGehee’s memoirs. Ralph began his book with his devastating awakening moment in Saigon, after 16 years at the CIA, when he finally realized that he was not one of the good guys. As John Stockwell (who died in June – RIP John!) wrote, the halls at Langley were filled with people like Ralph. They awakened to the fact that they were not the good guys, but they were trapped and shuffled through the halls like zombies, pouring themselves into a bottle each evening and counting their days to early retirement. Ralph and John were two of only four CIA employees in the 20^th century who woke up and wrote books about it, and they all had hell to pay.

Less than a year into my studies, I met Brian O’Leary. Brian’s first big awakening moment was nearly identical to mine, as he had his first paranormal experience five years after I did, while performing the same exercise. That awakening experience ruined him as a mainstream scientist, as he could never again drink the Kool-Aid of materialism, which is the religion of most mainstream scientists. Even though Brian was an astronaut tasked with going to Mars, advised presidential candidates, and the like, that paranormal experience launched him on his big adventures, which shortened his life, courtesy of the spooks.

Wayne’s physician had an opportunity to awaken but chose not to. Like Ralph’s book, Suzanne Humphries told of her awakening moment in the beginning of Dissolving Illusions, as she witnessed patients being injured by vaccines. When she brought it up with her colleague, it was the beginning of the end of her career, as she was chased out of her job for mentioning those injuries.

Gary Wean was awakened, in a way, by his harsh journey. Gary is an example of what I call a partial awakening. Almost nobody ever fully awakens, and even though they have awakening moments, they still drag around their scarcity-based baggage, to one degree or another. I see that all the time, where they can’t quite give up their nationalism, organized religion, or they think that the businessman’s path or retail political route will work for radical efforts. I am about the only person that I ever heard of who gave it all up, and it may be the key to truly seeing the Fifth Epoch that is coming. Unless people give up their cherished ideologies, they get stuck in the paths of failure that I know so well.

Another awakening moment was chronicled in the preface of Lawrence Keeley’s War Before Civilization. He was 20 years into his career when he realized that the dogma among anthropologists, that pre-civilized peoples were peaceful, was a fiction. That fiction is part of what I have called the Homo sapiens bias. A related conceit that is also slowly dying is that humans had little or nothing to do with the megafauna extinctions. Those fantasies were intended to defend the in-group of those scientists: their distant ancestors.

As these examples demonstrate, the awakening process usually takes many years that can be suddenly punctuated by a spectacular, unmistakable, event, when reality can be denied no longer.

When I went to watch UFOs fly over and was treated to a spectacular demonstration, a Boeing employee with me was never the same. He walked around in a daze for a week afterward. Steven Greer has discussed what I have seen called “rational gravity,” in which people have extraordinary experiences, such as spectacular UFO sightings, that should have awakened them, but their defense mechanisms then kicked in and they soon dismissed their spectacular experience with a “reasonable” explanation, so that they could remain asleep. This is known as the pathological way to deal with cognitive dissonance, when beliefs conflict with experience. It does no good to judge the sleeping. We all reap what we sow, in our own good time. The awakening process is not easy, but humanity is also on the edge of oblivion, so time is short.

The 9/11 terror attacks woke up many Americans. Many of my pals came to my work soon after 9/11, but the attacks from an increasingly deranged American public also drove me into seclusion for several years. When I finally began to interact with the public again, trolls swarmed me and I had my own Internet stalker. I am about half convinced that he was on somebody’s payroll, but he could just have been a deluded defender of the faith, as “skeptics” usually are.

I just finished a series of posts on vaccines, and how the COVID-19 response was my big wakeup call on the infectious-disease racket. So the awakenings never end, but the first ones are the most important. Parents have awakened to the vaccine racket after they watched their children getting injured and killed by vaccines, and I saw many MDs awaken during the COVID response, such as Pierre Kory.

This issue of sleeping and awakening has been a central issue in my work. My effort requires the awakened, as I seek those disillusioned idealists for the love and enlightenment approach to manifesting the biggest event in the human journey. It won’t work without them. Only when the Fifth Epoch arrives will the vast majority of humanity begin to awaken, as the dominant ideologies will quickly die in the light of abundance, as they are all based on scarcity. People can still choose to sleepwalk, but it won’t be nearly the painful experience that sleeping in today’s world is.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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I am again working on updating my introductory post, as kind of an index of my Substack site. I have made many series of posts, generally with a post that summarizes each series, to make it easy to refer to in the introductory post. I will also update summary posts that I have made for various topics, so that it is easy to study the topics that I write about, which are many. While working on this project, I noticed that I did not write a summary post for what I think is my longest series of posts (35 posts), on the hazards of the fringes, especially the free-energy pursuit. The series is based on my experiences and those of my fellow travelers. As with other summary posts, this post will only link to those summarized posts.

The series is titled: “Threats, Untimely Deaths, and other Hazards of Free Energy and the Fringes.” It began with my early years. I came from a family of soldiers, I have murderer relatives (I lived with three people who took lives), but I was a Boy Scout who was raised to be a scientist. My first professional mentor invented the world’s best engine for powering an automobile, and I got my energy dreams at age 15, before I had my first paranormal experiences, followed a few years later by a desperate prayer that was answered and changed my studies from science to business. Then I had eight years of idealism and disillusionment and worked in the urban hell of Los Angeles, when I made a second desperate prayer, which led me to Dennis Lee’s company ten days later. Even I sometimes have a hard time believing that it happened like that.

I then had a post that chronicled Dennis Lee’s adventures before I met him, including leaving home at age 13, his days in Vietnam, surviving Mafia hit attempts and other events of his early entrepreneurial days, when his first business was wiped in out in the mayhem of the USA’s first energy crisis.

The next post was about Dennis’s invention of a savings card, which reincarnated in watered-down form called the Discover Card, more survival of Mafia hit attempts, in New Jersey those times, and a short-lived partnership with televangelist Pat Robertson. When that venture failed, Dennis got into the foam-insulation business, industrialized the business, had his companies stolen, more mobster issues, and nearly died repeatedly from VA hospital negligence when he was paralyzed with Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Then Dennis got involved with the world’s best heating system, again tried to industrialize the business, and take advantage of Jimmy Carter’s energy tax credit to carpet the USA with that heating system. He nearly had a $1 billion deal with American Express when his business partners stole hundreds of thousands of dollars from him, the Mafia stole the remaining company, and Dennis was penniless and homeless once again.

Dennis went home (Yakima, Washington) for Christmas in 1983, and his son died of crib death during the visit. Dennis stumbled into an energy crisis, as Washington’s electric companies borrowed billions of dollars to build nuclear power plants that were mostly unfinished, which caused the biggest municipal bond default in American history to it time, and suddenly the world’s cheapest electricity began skyrocketing in price, in a state that largely heated with the cheap electricity. Dennis then saw a new market for his heating system.

After wasting a year in Yakima, Dennis made one more attempt before the tax credit expired at the end of 1985, and he tried it in Seattle. Dennis believed the full-page ads by the electric companies that called for conservation. Dennis thought that the electric companies would love him, before he learned that he was bringing far more energy conservation than they had in mind.

In 1985, Dennis made the greatest attempt ever made to bring alternative energy to the American marketplaces, but the electric companies called in all of their favors to wipe Dennis’s company out, which led to the violent death of one of his employees, among many other crimes. By early 1986, the company was largely dead when I made my lifetime’s second and so far last desperate prayer, which led me straight into Dennis’s company in March, 1986.

The next post provided a little more discussion of Dennis’s heating system and Dennis’s ingenious marketing plan, which was the most benevolent and brilliant business strategy that I ever heard of.

The next post was about my days with Dennis in Seattle, before his company was stolen and he was run out of the state. Within weeks of the theft of his company, I was the only person left who wanted to help Dennis rebuild, and I chased him to Boston.

After a two-month gap, my next post was about my days in Boston with Dennis, as I became his partner, we began pursuing free energy, and we attracted the attention of the global elite. One faction tried to buy us out while another one encouraged us. I brought my mentor in, and he and Dennis worked out a deal, without my knowledge, to move the company to my home town of Ventura, California, which we did in the summer of 1987.

The next post was about our early days in Ventura. Professor Wayne had raised money for our effort and Dennis invented a national ad campaign around his heating system, and money began pouring into our business, as the rocket took off.

In the next post, I witnessed more attempts to steal our business, my mentor proposed to marry his engine with Dennis’s heating system to produce free energy, and the business skyrocketed. I was back to working 70-hour weeks while we became a mecca for fringe types. By the end of the year, we were sailing. I thought that if the global elite did not stop us soon, they might not be able to.

The next post chronicled the raid that we got in early 1988, in a carefully aimed death blow at our effort. The sheriff’s deputies stole our technical material, likely on behalf of the global elite. Our chief researcher was never the same after they ransacked his office, and it began to go downhill for me very rapidly.

The next post covered the time between the raid and Dennis’s arrest with a $1 million bail. I lost all of my records in the raid. By the spring of 1988, I looked like a raccoon, with dark circles under my eyes. I left the operation in May to try to recover, about the same time that the CIA offered Dennis $1 billion to fold our operation. A few weeks after Dennis rejected the CIA’s offer, Dennis was arrested.

The next post covered the period between Dennis’s arrest and the preliminary hearing several months later. My nightmare came to its fruition in those days. Going bankrupt was the easy part of that year, and I began working in Los Angeles.

The next post was about the preliminary hearing, as the prosecution spared no expense.

The next post was about my day on the witness stand, which was the turning point of my life, as I got to experience Kangaroo Court in action.

The next post was about the lowest part of my journey, when killing corrupt officials seemed like a good idea.

The next post was about how I sacrificed my life to save Dennis’s, which worked, in the biggest miracle that I ever witnessed.

My next post was about how my legal fund hired a big gun attorney and the tables turned, with a prosecutorial misconduct hearing. But there was too much political pressure and the judge took Dennis’s attorney hostage, to force Dennis to plead guilty to not filing a form. Dennis spent two years behind bars for that “crime.”

My next post was about how Professor Wayne tried to help Dennis rebuild, which bankrupted him, ruined his health, and shortened his life, for the greatest sorrow of my journey. I got married and moved to Ohio after the ordeal was over. I have not been back to my home town and do not plan to return. Just before I left my home town, I heard about a free energy inventor with the goods, Sparky Sweet, and his ordeal.

I next made three posts (1, 2, 3) about the lessons that I learned during those four years with Dennis, chief of which was the fact that personal integrity is the world’s scarcest, and most precious, commodity. After those days, I had strong doubts that the businessman’s approach to free energy would work.

The next post was about my early days of study after I moved to Ohio in 1990. I began studying everything, in my radicalized state. I met Brian O’Leary in those days.

The next post was about the next several years of my life. Dennis still got kangarooed into prison, where the officials tried to get him murdered by the inmates, which nearly worked. Dennis got “lucky” and only had some teeth knocked out and broken fingers. I had some of my career’s most satisfying years, but I also witnessed Wayne’s ruined life and health from the Ventura disaster. In those years a close friend was kidnapped by a dissident faction of the global elite for an underground technology show, in which free energy, antigravity, and other mind-boggling technologies were demonstrated. I suspect that most of it came from reverse-engineering captured ET technology.

The next four posts (1, 2, 3, 4) were about the global elite and the spook game. I learned it over many years, through brutal experience, trading notes with fellow travelers, and study. The global elite run the world for good reasons, including their talent and ruthlessness, but mostly because a slumbering humanity is easy meat and is its own worst enemy.

The next three posts (1, 2, 3) were about my surreal second stint with Dennis, over several months in 1996-1997. We were targeted by a huge sting operation and I nearly went to prison for my trouble. I watched inventors betray Dennis once again, I picked up a “skeptical” stalker, and I moved back to Seattle, where I met Dennis, in the spring of 1997. After that stint I had no more doubt: the businessman’s path to free energy will not work.

The next two posts (1, 2) continued my posts on the global elite and spook game. They have definitely played their roles, they have a distinct technological advantage, but they are not omnipotent.

The next post was about the history that I was taught while growing up, which was a pack of lies.

The last three posts (1, 2, 3) of that thread were about Professor Wayne’s life. He was a saint, his ruined life and early death devastated me, but I had incredible paranormal experiences at his funeral and at a gravesite visit 11 years later, in which he came through and let me know that he was fine.

That ends this series of posts for now.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

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The video of this post is here.

This will be the summary post of video posts that I made of Brian O’Leary’s life. This post will only link to those posts.

Brian was born in 1940 in Boston and was raised there in a conservative family of Irish heritage. He was gifted in mathematics as a child, and on the night in 1948 when Truman beat Dewey, Brian looked through the telescope at Harvard, which set his course to becoming an astronomer. Brian visited Washington, D.C., as a teenager, was overawed by the monuments, which began his admitted lifelong “codependency” with Washington.

Wernher von Braun wrote articles on space exploration when Brian was a child, which inspired him to become an astronaut, which he became after he got his doctorate in astronomy at Berkeley, and Mars was his specialty. NASA hired Brian in 1967 with a Mars mission in mind, and von Braun was why Brian was picked, as the first talent in the stable for von Braun’s Martian dreams. But NASA lost the budget battle with the Pentagon over the Vietnam War, the Mars plans were scrapped, and Brian soon quit NASA.

Brian then became an academic vagabond, first working with Carl Sagan at Cornell, as they studied lunar mascons, Mars, and the like. Brian led a Vietnam protest at the White House in 1970, which began his politically active days. Brian was Mo Udall’s speech writer and energy advisor in his 1976 campaign for the presidency, which wrecked Brian’s marriage. His roommate for his astronaut interview, Gerard O’Neill, recruited Brian to Princeton, where they explored the feasibility of space colonies and asteroid mining.

Brian’s worldview was the standard materialist framework that guides most scientists, until a fateful day in 1979 when he had a remote viewing in a human potential class, five years after I had an almost identical experience while performing the same exercise. That was the beginning of the end of Brian’s scientific-establishment days. He soon quit Princeton, after a near-death experience, and worked for a space contractor in Los Angeles, where he got Buzz Aldrin a job and shared an office with him. But Brian refused to work on Reagan’s Star Wars, consequently lost his job, left the establishment, and scrambled for the rest of his life.

I met Brian at a new science conference in 1991, and the next year, Brian hosted a UFO conference. The military attended and tried to recruit Brian into classified UFO research. It was one of those “offers that you can’t refuse.” Brian refused the offer and nearly died when he returned home, in what Brian came to believe was their response to his refusal, and the incident shortened Brian’s life.

In early 1996, I became Brian’s biggest fan when he published his first free energy book. That began our collaborations. Brian played the “Paul Revere of Free Energy” for the next five years. Brian sucked me into the faked Moon landings rabbit hole, which consumed several months of my life. After I found evidence that convinced me that NASA landed men on the Moon (and none of the faked Moon landings evidence survived my scrutiny), Brian invited me to Sacramento in 2001, where we tried to meet with the California governor’s energy advisors, and were nearly run out of town instead. Brian and I had an epic note-trading session.

In the spring of 2003, Brian invited me to help him found the New Energy Movement. It was a disaster. The first speaker to commit to our conference was murdered a few days later, Brian immediately began planning his move to South America, and I did not blame him. The day that I met Brian, he called for a science that was liberated from materialism and other limitations. He co-founded a new science organization back then, which put on that fateful UFO conference, and Brian soon found himself kicked out of his organization. The same thing happened at the New Energy Movement. It reminded me of all of the times that people tried to steal our companies during my days with Dennis Lee.

A few years after the New Energy Movement fiasco, Brian and I began to collaborate again, did interviews together, and other activities. I became his biographer as his health failed, and he died in 2011.

Brian lived a legendary life, and I miss him. He would have definitely understood what I am doing (he and Dennis instantly realized that I am doing something different, and nobody’s opinions on that I respected more than theirs), with my love and enlightenment approach, and he would have likely promoted it.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

This post will be about UFOs and my visits to James Gilliland’s ranch near Mount Adams. I have briefly discussed my visits before, and this will be a longer discussion. This is familiar territory for my readers.

Before I met Brian O’Leary or heard about James Gilliland, I heard stories from family and friends about their UFO encounters. A close relative told me about his UFO encounter when I was a teenager, which happened near our home. I attended channeling sessions for years during my days with Dennis. Seth once told the gathering where and when to see a UFO (near Edwards Air Force Base), and they did. That was not the only UFO report that I got from a relative. One watched a UFO near his home all night long, and his brother later told him that he saw the same show that night.

When my friend was kidnapped for his underground technology show, the people who gave the show said that what he was about to see was often attributed to ETs, but it was their human-made technology. But my guess is that much of what my friend was shown came from reverse-engineering ET tech.

Several years after I heard about my friend’s show, Brian told me of his life-shortening encounter with the spooks over the UFO issue. After that, I saw some of Steven Greer’s Disclosure Project witnesses describe what my friend saw, which gained Greer’s efforts credibility with me.

That all happened before I ever heard of James Gilliland. Through my public writings, a man who worked for Boeing befriended me. On a hike in 2004, he discussed that near Mount Adams it was easy to watch UFOs fly over. Seeing a UFO had long been on my list of things to do, but I was not that interested in doing it. I had already seen and done enough strange stuff that seeing a UFO was not going to change my worldview much. I asked my friend how likely a sighting would be if we took the long trip to Mount Adams. When he replied that we would have about a 95% chance, I was in, and he arranged it the next year. We went in early June, 2005.

It turned out that a board member of the New Energy Movement got his start on the fringes by watching UFOs at James’s ranch, so I had heard of it before. We stayed at a llama ranch that night, owned by one of James’s friends, before we met James. That Boeing pal and I hiked up Sleeping Beauty Peak the morning before we met James. The other Boeing pal drove us, and he read in his truck as we hiked. In 2005, James had not reached the peak of his fame yet, so his ranch was not that well known.

Because my pals worked at Boeing, we got special treatment from James, who hosted us with his girlfriend for several hours that afternoon. I didn’t say much, but politely listened. James showed us pictures from a scrap book, and one picture was of that New Energy Movement colleague, with a strange apparition near his head. When evening came, some more people arrived, and there were maybe a dozen of us, standing in a field, watching the sky. I had no idea what to expect, and James began to teach us how to look for UFOs and tell others where to look if they saw something.

I had no way to judge the time, but we watched the sky that night for probably a couple of hours, until about midnight. After an hour, or maybe an hour and a half, James decided to “call” one. He had a flashlight with him, and he walked into the field, kind of yelling and shining his flashlight into the sky. About a minute later, it happened. One of the many non-descript “satellites” that we had seen that evening “lit up” for about five seconds. James had been shining his flashlight right at where it lit up. When it lit up, James called out, “There is a UFO!” I was looking in that direction already (toward Mount Adams), so I just had to shift my eyes to watch it. As it “powered down” after that display, I mentally asked myself if it was worth a three-day weekend to see five seconds of that display, and I decided that it was. Immediately after that show, James told me that when he flashed his light and spoke out, he prayed for a UFO to make a display. James said that the ETs respond to a heartfelt desire to see them. “Skeptics” who dare one to appear will not get a show.

Again, I did not know what to expect, I was happy that I got my show, and I added it to my stack of paranormal experiences. But that Boeing pal who drove us there was never the same after that night. He walked around in a daze for the next week.

The day before, I politely listened to James’s stories. I wouldn’t say that I was skeptical of them, but after that night (we slept in his bunkhouse), I was eager to hear what other stories James had to tell, and I was not disappointed in the coming years. James told of an encounter with a Bigfoot, incredible encounters with ETs and spooks on the slopes of Mount Adams, and other tales, with military and spook encounters. On James’s site he published testimonials from visitors, and that night when we watched that UFO light up, an Air Force captain stood with us, which I did not learn about until I read his testimony. He was blown away when that UFO lit up. Over the years since then, I have watched testimonials from James’s ranch by people such as Mark Comings.

Those Boeing pals went on the Art Bell show the next year to tell of their experiences. My report was linked to by Art Bell’s site for the show, and when the show began, my report got 5,000 hits in about a minute.

I brought eight people there the next year, including that blown-away Boeing pal and his wife. James was once again a gracious host, but we kind of got weathered out. We watched for two nights, and the first night I saw the “brightest star in the sky” display, but it winked out just before I called out, and only James and I saw it that night. I brought a pal to interview James the next day. That “star” seemed to interact with my mind, and it seemed to say that the show was just for me, which was frustrating for me.

I brought several of us to the ranch the next year, including that blown-away Boeing pal and his wife, and the first night of the two that we watched, we were treated to the “flash on the cliffs” display for hours (dozens of flashes), which again has no mundane explanation. Not long ago, I saw a page on Greer’s Mount Adams visits, and it had videos of the same events (light-up, winking star, and flashes on the cliff), so it seemed that I got the standard shows.

I joined the Avalon forum in 2011, and one of its members worked at James’s ranch. He invited me to come, I took a pupil there in 2015, and I was also on James’s radio show. That time, I saw a “satellite” swarm, and one “lit up,” similar to the original one that I saw.

Wernher von Braun (whom I have written about plenty) warned his assistant, who replaced me on the New Energy Movement board, that the global elite would make ETs into the ultimate terrorist as the excuse to make a one-world dictatorship. That story that JFK was killed over the ET issue rings true. James and Greer agree that ETs do not have hostile intention, for the most part. There are some negative ETs, but they are in the minority. Most ETs are here to observe or help get humanity over the hump.

All in all, I learned a lot from my visits to James’s ranch, which is in a beautiful part of the world. James was also involved with free energy, when his inventor pal, Max, invented something similar to Sparky Sweet’s device. It defied conventional physics, the spooks came running, people died, and James and Max pal wisely ceased their efforts. During my 2015 visit, James said that China was building a free-energy city (similar to what they built for Yull Brown), and James was planning to move there. I don’t know what came of it, but I was skeptical that China would do something like that without the blessing of the global elite. James is still at it as I write this.

For me, ETs and UFOs fit into the picture that I see, from a number of different directions. The ET and free-energy cover-ups are related, as the exotic tech that my friend saw likely came from reverse-engineering ET tech.

Best,

Wade

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

This post will be about UFOs and my visits to James Gilliland’s ranch near Mount Adams. I have briefly discussed my visits before, and this will be a longer discussion. This is familiar territory for my readers.

A minor personal corroboration. (I've posted about this elsewhere on the forum, but I don't believe I ever mentioned anything about it on this thread.)

I visited Gilliland's ranch twice, first in 2008 and then again in 2012.

Each time I was only there for a single evening, but I was amazed to see lights zipping around all over the night sky, which were NOT planes or satellites, doing right-angled turns, merging with one another, and flaring up and dimming down in brightness.

Gilliland says this happens practically every night of the year, and thousands of visitors have gathered there (some from the military and US agencies, in their own private time) just to witness the nightly spectacle. I don't know what I saw!! But I did see it, and something very real was happening — whatever it was.

[Wade Frazier]

Yes, you have not mentioned it before here. Yes, that was weird stuff in the sky!

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

Not long after I did my interview at Project Camelot with Brian O’Leary, Bill Ryan forwarded an email to me from Michael Hyson. Michael had been a colleague of Brian’s during their asteroid mining and space colony days, and Michael stayed with Brian back then at a conference. Brian remembered Michael fondly. Michael spent ten hours, in total, weightless, testing some of his space technology.

I began a correspondence with Michael, he soon invited me to Hawaii to swim with dolphins, I took him up on it the next year, and I had a spectacular encounter, which I discuss in the accompanying video. Michael had incredible dolphin encounters. I attended the 25^th anniversary party for Michael’s institute that studied cetaceans. Michael discovered that dolphins sleep by putting one hemisphere of their brains asleep at a time.

Michael and I built a friendship, but we fell out of touch in 2019, after his home was lost in the 2018 volcanic eruption, when COVID-19 hit, which seems to have taken the wind out of his sails. He no longer has an Internet presence, or phone number, or working email. I saw a report that he was hospitalized for his longstanding heart issues in 2021 and that he died last year, which I am trying to confirm.

Early on, Michael did his homework. When he read the account that I posted of Mark Comings’s adventures in free energy, he asked his colleague Elizabeth Rauscher about Mark, as Mark studied under Elizabeth at Berkeley. Elizabeth replied that it happened just as Mark said. Michael contacted me one day, to tell me that Elizabeth had invented her own free-energy prototype. He asked me if the coast was clear for her to bring it forward, and I told him that it wasn’t. Michael checked into other free-energy tales and people, and was appalled by some of their behavior. He was also involved with free-energy inventions, and my tales rang very true to him, as he watched greed take over, etc.

Michael spent a morning reading an early draft of my big essay back in 2014 and was highly impressed, which was another indicator that I was doing a competent job of it. To this day, Michael is one of the only people that I could ever talk to about my work, and he instantly got it. We talked about once a year, with conversations that lasted at least an hour.

In one of our last conversations, Michael told about an event that happened in a deep meditative state, when he asked if his mission on Earth was to help bridge cetaceans and humans, and the response was earthshaking, seemingly from all of the cetaceans on Earth. If I have had my last conversation with Michael, I am saddened. He was a great man and I loved him.

Best,

Wade

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Wade Frazier (here)
From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

Not long after I did my interview at Project Camelot with Brian O’Leary, Bill Ryan forwarded an email to me from Michael Hyson. Michael had been a colleague of Brian’s during their asteroid mining and space colony days, and Michael stayed with Brian back then at a conference. Brian remembered Michael fondly. Michael spent ten hours in total weightless, testing some of his space technology.

I began a correspondence with Michael, he soon invited me to Hawaii to swim with dolphins, I took him up on it the next year, and I had a spectacular encounter, which I discuss in the accompanying video. Michael had incredible dolphin encounters. I attended the 25^th anniversary party for Michael’s institute that studied cetaceans. Michael discovered that dolphins sleep by putting one hemisphere of their brains asleep at a time.

Michael and I built a friendship, but we fell out of touch in 2019, after his home was lost in the 2018 volcanic eruption, when COVID-19 hit, which seems to have taken the wind out of his sails. He no longer has an Internet presence, or phone number, or working email. I saw a report that he was hospitalized for his longstanding heart issues in 2021 and that he died last year, which I am trying to confirm.

Wade, that piqued my own curiosity, so I spent a few minutes looking. I hit a dead-end after being blocked from accessing the site referenced here by Google:

https://www.fastpeoplesearch.com/mic...39395687134660

But Google had stated this in its summary, suggesting that this seems to be the same person and that he may still be with us:

Michael Hyson (78) Pahoa, HI (562) 806-6939
Michael Hyson is 78 yrs old. Sirius Institute Research Director for 20 years.

[Wade Frazier]

Thanks for checking, but this seems to state that he passed last year:

https://x.com/808constituent/status/1968957804158623847

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

In his masterpiece on war, Azar Gat stated that the biological compulsion to survive and reproduce in a world of scarcity is the root of all violence. I will agree with that. Chimps invade the lands of neighboring societies, kill the adult males, take the females, kill the infants, and then take the conquered territory. Jane Goodall was the first to witness that. Human hunter-gatherers did something similar. Orwell noted that what would be considered heinous crimes when committed against the in-group become heroic deeds when committed against the out-group. That reflects humanity’s ingrained criminality. As long as somebody can be portrayed as a member of an out-group, then any action is justified.

I have lived with three people who took lives, which is the greatest crime of all. I have a few murderer relatives. I am the first man in my family, going up my family tree for a century, who was not in the military, and I nearly was.

My great nation was built by exterminating the original inhabitants during history’s greatest crime, and the greatest of my nation’s Founding Fathers architected the plan to swindle the natives out of their land, in history’s greatest theft, but he is sainted in our culture and his greatest crime is unmentionable. American foreign policy has always been one great, unending, series of immense crimes. The war on Iran is just the latest outrage. It took 70 years for the CIA to admit that its 1953 overthrow of Iran’s government was “undemocratic,” which led to today’s situation, and I rarely see any discussion of that fact in the media today.

Of course, I was not taught that the Founding Fathers and other “saints” were mass-murdering thieves. If I had been, I likely would not have had to undergo 18 years of an awakening experience, which culminated in my day in Kangaroo Court. After that day, human behavior could never surprise me again.

I watched the media lie about Dennis Lee nearly from the day that I met him. He put the world’s best heating system on people’s homes for free, in the most brilliant and benevolent business strategy that I ever heard of. Dennis’s company was in the midst of being wiped out and then stolen by the electric interests in our home state of Washington, and corrupt officials and genuine hit men were sicced on Dennis. Dennis survived a murder attempt (one of many during his adventures) and one of his employees died in the mayhem. But the hit men were just part of a cast of characters that included many corrupt officials, all the way up to the attorney general. His underling had her conscience finally awaken when her nose was rubbed in her crimes, and she quit her job (and was quickly replaced with another lying official). She was the only one of many corrupt officials who ever showed any conscience, and even she got caught with her hand in the cookie jar.

My boss engineered the theft of Dennis’s company, and I watched the employees cheer the theft, which was my first big awakening moment. It looks like the global elite were involved, and they stole the company of Dennis’s financier as a way to steal Dennis’s company.

I have heard the global elite called “warlords,” and I’ll buy that. Soon after I became Dennis’s partner, they tried to buy us out for $10 million, and they raised it to $1 billion the next year, before they lowered the boom on us. The criminality amongst California’s officials made Washington’s corruption pale to insignificance, which was first demonstrated on the day that they raided us and stole our technical documentation. Promotions were handed all around (1) to the officials who got their hands bloody.

Our systems are corrupt, from top to bottom, but they are only symptoms of living in a world of scarcity. My recent posts on the vaccine racket are one of many series like that which I could write (and have written).

The only solution is abundance, and only one thing can do that: abundant and harmlessly produced and used energy, and the technology to do it is older than I am. Nothing else really matters much.

My studies made it clear to me that as humanity’s energy surplus increased over the Epochs of the human journey, our societies have become less violent and more humane. The arrival of that abundant energy will likely lead to a new kind of human, as all human misery will be permanently banished. But our toes are also over the edge of the abyss, so time is short.

I have an approach that will work, if I can find the people for it, and I know whom I seek.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

Last year, State Department security personnel gave Sam Husseini a concussion for daring to ask a Jewish secretary of state about the genocide in Gaza. Yesterday, Sam announced that he is running for Congress against an incumbent that feasts on Israel money. Sam is challenging our abysmally corrupt two-party retail political system.

The same day that Sam announced his run for Congress, he also announced that the National Press Club banned him for asking questions of Senator Chuck Schumer, a politician who is deeply in Wall Street’s pockets. This is what “freedom of the press” looks like these days. Ed Herman would have had plenty to say about all of this.

Best,

Wade

[Wade Frazier]

From Substack:

The video of this post is here.

I recently had the occasion to speak with somebody who said that vaccination had ended childhood death. It was an innocent parroting of the propaganda, particularly for people who have had some kind of biomedical training, which this person did. The person was my age, and I told him that he had measles as a child like I did, nobody died from it that we knew of, and there were no measles vaccines back then. I told him that I didn’t know anybody who died of infectious disease while I grew up, and he didn’t know of anybody either. Then I told him that the measles death rate in the USA declined by 98% between 1900 and 1963, when the measles vaccine was approved (it was more than 99% in England, between 1840 and 1963). Then I asked what did that, and the light kind of came on for him, and he began to mention public sanitation and the like. But he brought up polio as an example of the success of vaccination, and I brought up some of the history of polio, but it didn’t sink in. Americans have the highest medical bills on Earth, by far, and the lowest life expectancy, by far, of all industrial nations, but people like that man can’t quite fathom its cause. One of his gay relatives was killed by AZT, but I can never have that conversation with him, as it would shake his faith in Western medicine.

But that brief polio conversation had me reading up on polio once again, and I decided to make a post about it. I have written about polio plenty previously (1, 2), but I’ll go into a little more depth on this post.

First, however, will be a little preamble, which will be familiar to my readers. I have written at length about the warfare model of masculine medicine. Benjamin Rush, who warned that a medical racket could form in the USA, advocated mercury purgatives, bloodletting, and other barbarities in his era of “heroic” medicine. One of his pupils bled George Washington to death (more than a half-gallon). The man who discovered antiseptic medicine was not only viciously attacked by his peers, but he was involuntarily committed to an insane asylum, where he soon died from the beatings that the asylum staff administered.

Arsenic was known to be poisonous for millennia, but it somehow became Western “medicine.” Mercury was an ingredient in a popular infant-teething powder in the mid-1800s, and the medical literature began noting “infant paralysis.” Mercury was added to that teething powder until my lifetime.

Polio is far from new. Polio was known in Ancient Egypt, but it was a minor curiosity until the late 1800s, when arsenic began to be used in pesticides. The polio virus was a harmless gut virus until then. The first arsenic-based insecticide was Paris green, which was originally a pigment in paint, but it worked great at killing insects. The modern era of polio began when Swedish farming communities began using Paris green on their crops. From the beginning, polio was not like other “infectious” diseases, in that rural communities got it, not cities.

In the 1880s, arsenic was known to attack the nervous system. DDT also attacks the nervous system. Lead arsenate was invented as a less toxic alternative to Paris green, but it also would not wash off of the crops. Lead arsenate was invented and first used in Boston in 1893, to fight the gypsy moth. That year, Boston saw an increase in polio cases, the largest yet seen.

In 1894, a Vermont farming community heard of the new miracle pesticide, began using lead arsenate that farming season, and that “coincided” with the first polio epidemic, as more than 100 people got polio and 18 died. The physician who recorded that first polio outbreak also noted that farm animals became similarly paralyzed. Viral epidemics do not work that way (killing people and chickens), and the common denominator was lead arsenate. Amazingly, nobody made the connection between the new miracle pesticide and the polio that killed both people and farm animals. Swedish physician Ivar Wickman made the case in 1907 that polio was contagious, but he blithely dismissed the anomaly of barnyard animals that got it when people did.

The theories of the day, such as Wickman’s, flew in the face of how infectious diseases were understood. None of the early polio researchers were able to convincingly demonstrate the transmission of polio, and any hint that pesticides might have caused it was studiously ignored. That farming communities got the early polio cases, while cities were spared, was an incongruity that was never explained by Wickman and others. In the 1920s it was noted in scientific circles how nonsensical Wickman’s idea of polio contagion was. From the beginning, physicians noted how polio was not contagious, and in 1951, Archibald Hoyne, a medical school professor, observed that in 35 years of working in the infectious disease wards of Chicago hospitals, no doctor, staff member, or non-polio patient ever contracted polio. Hoyne noted that polio was unknown in China (which didn’t have pesticides). Hoyne also noted the “grab-bag” diagnosis by physicians in the Chicago outbreak in 1916-1917, as they called every illness polio. Hoyne listed 25 diseases that had been called polio.

Livestock were bathed in lead arsenate in those days, to ward off ticks, and there were consequently polio outbreaks traced to the same milk supply. The “germ” polio advocates cited those outbreaks as proof of the germ theory of polio, but ignored the possibility that the milk came from cows that had been bathed in lead arsenate.

That mercury was used as “medicine” for centuries highlights the barbarity of early Western medicine, but it became especially bad in the early 20^th century, particularly when robber barons such as Carnegie and Rockefeller got involved. Mercury is used in tooth fillings and vaccines to this day. In the 1920s, lead was added to gasoline, purely for profit purposes, and “scientists” in the pay of the lead interests gave lead a clean bill of health. In 1985, the EPA estimated 5,000 American deaths per year from leaded gasoline, which was not finally removed from gasoline until the 1990s, and lead levels in American bloodstreams then declined precipitously.

Similarly, in 1931, fluoride was finally identified as the cause of tooth damage in children, and for the next decade, efforts were made to remove fluoride from American water supplies. But a scientist who worked under the chairman of ALCOA, which was likely the world’s largest fluoride polluter, began the feat of turning a hazardous industrial waste into compulsory “medicine.” Fluoride is in my tap water to this day. Such interest-conflicted scientists could massage the data to make it say whatever they wanted it to. Those were early examples of why even by today’s defenders of science, biomedical science is seen as the flimsiest and most corrupt branch of science.

All of the evidence that polio was not contagious (from the 1894 Vermont outbreak onward), and that chemical poisoning was the likely culprit, was ignored by scientists who quested after a germ-theory cause. One irony is that paralysis outbreaks were traced to arsenic, such as in Manchester, England, in 1900, when thousands were paralyzed and dozens died. It was quickly traced to arsenic in sulfuric acid used in beer production. The “epidemic” immediately ceased when that sulfuric acid stopped use. In 1930, 50,000 Americans were paralyzed when they drank a patent medicine called Jamaica Ginger, which was traced to a toxic chemical that was used to reduce production costs. So, episodes of chemical paralysis were well known in those days, but polio was somehow exempt from that scrutiny.

In the 1930s, the Journal of the American Medical Association was filled with cigarette ads, which made its editor, Morris Fishbein, a rich man. Fishbein and Anthony Fauci were arguably the two greatest quacks of the past century. Fishbein’s lasting claim to fame was spearheading the “research” and resulting ad blitz for an asbestos cigarette filter, of all things. It is amazing that anybody can have any confidence in Western “medicine” in those days, when the war against polio was fought and won. Fauci’s crowning achievement will be the COVID-19 response, which injured and killed millions, for a disease that he may have helped create.

The exposure of lead arsenate as a deadly human toxin came via muckraking journalists, not establishment science, which actively covered up the damage caused by lead arsenate, on behalf of agricultural interests, abetted by corrupt officials. It took 40 years for lead arsenate to begin to be exposed as a deadly toxin (all pesticides are), but it was not phased out until a new miracle pesticide came onto the market: DDT. But lead arsenate poisons American farmland to this day. The USA had its second wave of polio, which peaked when DDT use did. In the early 1950s, farmers noted that DDT no longer worked like it used to, as insects adapted to it, so it was phased out in the early 1950s. Polio cases “coincidentally” declined at the same time, and by the 1957 national polio vaccine campaign, which was the USA’s first national vaccine campaign, polio deaths had already declined by over 90%. There were more measles deaths than polio deaths in 1957, and measles deaths had already declined by 98% since 1900, which was a decade before measles vaccine campaigns began. But MDs parrot the “vaccines saved us!” lie to this day, like I heard this past week. By the 1970s, according to the CDC, nearly all American polio cases were caused by the polio vaccine.

My sources for this post are largely the chapter on polio in Turtles All the Way Down and The Moth in the Iron Lung. There is also good work on the topic in Dissolving Illusions. In Turtles, the authors discussed 19 “mysteries” of polio, such as the fact that British officers in World War II got polio at five-to-ten times the rate of enlisted men. For 13 of the 19 mysteries, orthodox medicine has no explanation at all, and for the remaining six, orthodoxy’s explanations are nonsensical, but the pesticide-poisoning explanation easily explains all 19 mysteries.About 20% of polio victims did not even have the polio virus (similar to non-HIV AIDS), and during the tonsillectomy craze, children got bulbar polio, which was within an inch of where their tonsils had been.

Polio, like AIDS, is primarily caused by chemical poisoning, not viruses, but it is virtually impossible to have a productive conversation with those who have been brainwashed by the propaganda, as Western medicine once again barks up the wrong tree. The infectious-disease and degenerative-disease rackets are alive and well, and the vaccine racket is a subsidiary of the infectious-disease racket. The polio mythology is just one of many systematic lies that have been told over the years. Measles mythology is another. Western medicine is good at emergency medicine, which was developed on battlefields, but it is a miserable failure for nearly everything else. In what I call the Fifth Epoch, everybody will live to be 100, they will be healthy the entire way, and medical interventions will be largely unheard of. Until the Fifth Epoch arrives, the global rackets will thrive, and fairy tales such as the polio and measles myths will continue to be told.

Best,

Wade