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That’s a beautiful perspective, Gabe. I have to check myself some times too. The last few years make me feel like I have to be in defensive mode and it’s easy to remain combative when you’re safety has been on the front lines. Heck, I get attacked for being a pacifist. From both sides!

Thank you for boosting my collab with MAA. Feels good to let creative do the healing.🙏

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I am so glad this is the first thing I read when I woke up. Thank you for bringing sanity, wisdom, and love to this discussion. I resonated deeply with Arkmedic's "It doesn't matter" post and have been sharing that as well. I appreciate you and your level-headed focus on what matters most 🙌

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One of these days I will sit still long enough to write my take on agent provocateurs. My biker life & adventures was a great training ground.

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Wise words (and what a thrill to see my own article referenced in the middle!). My two decades in academia taught me a lot about this - universities are a perhaps the most clear example of a culture of conniving and backstabbing. We used to call it "the pool of sharks". I see a lot of similarities with what I saw there.

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I was the first person to speak out in my city in Scotland and to organise a resistance. My character was subsequently badly smeared by a prominent man who joined when our actions were gaining momentum. I had to walk away after things got so bad and he even threatened to beat me up and trash my reputation on Social Media.

I also had a woman befriend me/offer help. I believe her role was to distract and demoralise me. She had me worried sick when one day, without explanation, she just disappeared. I learned weeks later she was fine. I believe both were undercover cops because that how Britain operates. I never once spoke out against these people in public as I knew that would only lead to alienating good people who didn't fully understand the situation.

I have also been arrested for organising a gathering (in the open air) which "risked the spread of coronavirus". I was taken from a cell in a police station to be fingerprinted in a TINY, UNVENTILATED, INTERNAL room. A woman held my hand for approx. 10 minutes. Two cops in the street held me tightly for approx. 30 minutes. All were keen to touch me. A recent FOI response in Scotland has shown not one cop has died of covid-19 since March 2020 (and just think how many they arrested for wrong-think during COVID-1984)!

This was never about health. It was always only ever about bringing in totalitarian rule worldwide and to get people used to rolling up their sleeve. It's been a horrific but also fascinating time to observe human behaviour. When all this is over I'm guessing the majority will claim they were on the right of history all along when they most definitely were not.

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Well-written, great article. Up until this week I would have completely agreed with you. I never had earthly idols, never participated in the 'beauty contests' people love. However. When I saw this article from Peter McCullough spruiking mRNA technology - it was 'just off to a bad start' https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/the-novelty-of-mrna-viral-vaccines

or Bobby Kennedy on Twitter recently say that he 'doesn't believe in retribution' (para) for all the people murdered from the covid protocols (etc.) I paused. It does matter when people on 'our side' push mRNA technology that kills and then say there should effectively be no punishment for murder. I'm angry and I rebuke them.

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