It’s A Sad Day

It is a sad day indeed when a reputable American, Paul Craig Roberts, says “that the ruling elite can do whatever it wants because any challenge to it is impotent and results in the destruction of the challenger by the media, rejection by his family and friends, and if he is a business person the withdrawal of his financing, or his financial destruction by a Democrat prosecutor bankrupting him.”

“So, the conclusion in front of our faces is it seems that what we are confronted with is the American people are whatever the ruling elite want them to be, which is insouciant sheep, totally incapable of protecting their freedom and independence. In effect, a totally conquered people,” Roberts concludes.

Is this true, and do most of us not recognize it yet? The experience of the last four years of COVID-19 confirms it is at least partially true. The lockdowns, treatment in hospitals, and the experimental genetic vaccines and vaccine mandates indicate it is true.

Not everyone took the fall, but almost six billion people were vaccinated. And many are suffering from it, and many are dying. It does not matter what anyone says or what studies and information come out about the severe vaccine reactions to mRNA technology. It is here to stay, no how bad it is. Professionals are conquered by their professions, meaning doctors are not free to say a word against a vaccine even though it destroys the public’s trust in doctors and modern medicine.

It is also a sad day when the TSA puts Tulsi Gabbard, a great and loyal American
on the “Quiet Skies” Terrorist Watchlist and terrorizers her and her husband.

At this point, we should never trust or judge issues based on what the media tells us or politicians and the politics of the time.

No End To The Sadness

The situation is still terrible and not getting better—vaccine Advocate Peter Hotez Calls for Use of Police, Military Against ‘Anti-vaccine Aggression. ’In an interview removed from YouTube but obtained by The Defender, Dr. Peter Hotez blamed “anti-vaxers” for causing “hundreds of thousands” of deaths during the pandemic. Hotez suggested the WHO, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and NATO should target “anti-vaccine aggression.”

‘Stunning’ 620% Higher Risk of Myocarditis After mRNA COVID Vaccines

A peer-reviewed study of 9.2 million South Koreans published in Nature Communications uncovered a 620% increased risk of myocarditis and 175% higher risk of pericarditis following mRNA COVID-19 vaccination. Researchers also noted increased risks of several autoimmune conditions, especially after booster doses.

“According to the peer-reviewed medical literature, COVID vaccination reduces your risk of pulmonary embolism. According to the doctors, nurses, and pathologists I know, it does the opposite,” writes Steve Kirsch.

Conclusion

“Today, we live so cowed under the bombardment of this intellectual artillery that hardly anyone can attain to the inward detachment that is required for a clear view of the monstrous drama. The will-to-power operating under a pure democratic disguise has finished off its masterpiece so well that the object’s sense of freedom is actually flattered by the most thorough-going enslavement that has ever existed,” writes Oswald Spengler.

One “basic premise is that the governments of the world, often acting in concert with the major banks and industries, have sought to expand their wealth and power in such a way that, at some point, socio-economic collapse would inevitably occur. And they’ve succeeded marvelously,” writes Jeff Thomas.

“Those who imagine that the Powers That Be exist to help them in their troubles will be the ones who are most dramatically damaged by this manufactured uncertainty, for they will live in the false hope that the very people who created the problem will come to their aid and save them. Nothing could be further from the truth. Yet, just as those who are abused often turn to their abuser for protection, we shall see a populace that seeks salvation through a government upon which they bestow more power than before, not less,” concludes Thomas.