Coincidentally, I've been going down the 9/11 rabbit hole in the last few days. That one goes deep.
I've always been puzzled by Malone's weird self-contradictory stance of being (1) a government insider, and (2) a critic of government insiders. it's as if he's trying to tell us that he's an insider, but a GOOD insider that we should trust. This has become more clear now that he's admitted that he DOES want to be an insider and run the FDA or CDC.
Yes I think that's been his dilemma all along. He's trying to pose as a whistleblower but he can't help bragging about his connections and the things he's done. He's done multiple posts about how he'd clean house at the HHS, which is VERY different than dismantling it. He and Hatfill, in the other video, talk about how they'd privatize it.
So important to push out the view, connect the dots and remind the 'truthers' who are feeling tired and so want to see progress, that 'they' are steps ahead and capture is ongoing. It is tiring. Thanks for the tenacity, Tereza. (I can't even listen to him anymore.)
"Malone makes no mention of decentralizing the FDA or NIH." lol! Nope, course not, where would that leave him?
The 'decentralized' references he utters, hits the right note - but we should not take him literally.
yes. hmmmm. yes, what? yes, 'mealy mouthed' is likely the best description. the joy interview was so telling. thank you for including the criticism of its poor quality and the failure of malone to actually address anything substantial. i've been noticing that there is a lot of 'negative' criticism beneath 'mainstream truthiness talks'. the gaslighting is being seen for what it is more and more.
with that i feel more and more optimistic. the global oligarchs and their conscious or unconscious foot soldiers, like malone, who are taking the old reliable narcissistic tools of emotional/psychological manipulation that have been working and double down on them now. oops, sorry malone. you have let the genie out of the bottle, and many of us who were abused in ignorance of the gaslighting now see it. and once seen it isn't unseen. and once seen, it becomes so obvious that we may be embarrassed or ashamed that it worked on us for so long.
and even more, the doubling down has become so extreme that only complete zombies aren't seeing warning signs and beginning to question things like this subject in today's email 'dump': "Clinton calls for Americans to be criminally charged for spreading Trump propaganda." https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/clinton-calls-for-americans-to-be
With that there is going to be a lot of mess and hurt getting ourselves out from under the pile of shit we 'let' grow above us by the complacency and inattentiveness that trust in the narcissist creates!
i heard and nice example of that change yesterday with Neil Oliver's and Candace Owen's discussion: 'I was a kind of sleepy liberal, voted democrat and didn't question much except vaccines — and vaccines only because i had a vaccine-related seizure when was in college.' 'what woke you up?' 'the insane anti-trump all media full on terror war in 2016.' (my paraphrase.) this is such a uplifting 'interview' in my opinion. i link it here because it was so refreshing to see two people exchanging ideas and not yelling talking points! "Neil Oliver Interviews Candace Owens – …they’ve plugged us into the matrix!!!" oliver is in the black pill stage and feels hopeless. owens says that was her last year, and now she is white pilled. the oligarchs are panicking, we see that in their over-the-top efforts to stuff the genie back in lamp. the harder they try, the more they are undermining themselves. https://youtu.be/8OkkYbERIKs
as usual, tereza, a clear presentation of narcissism in action as social control and how to see through the gaslighting.
all the best with what is changing. everything changes!
I never took to Malone and Kirsch from the get go. Call it the "creepy vibes" or whatever. For me, the biggest letdown/disappointment in this crew is RFK Jr. In retrospect, I ask, "Is this the same person" who wrote "The Real Anthony Fauci," like I ask, "Is Naomi Klein the same person" who wrote "The Shock Doctrine?"
I completely agree, Howard. I did two YT videos on The Real Anthony Fauci, before I had a Substack, and called it meta-journalism. He crammed decades of research and dedication into that book, forgoing margins to make it fit. It taught me so much! It was even more about HIV and AIDS than the Covid vaccine. A monumental work.
And yes on Naomi Klein. I quoted her at the very beginning of my book. She encapsulated a whole strategy and made people aware of it with two little words, backed by a ton of research.
With Naomi, I think liberalism is the box she can't think outside of. But RFK continues to be a mystery to me. The only thing I'm sure of is that there's something we don't know.
I have to admit that the beautiful wall behind you distracted me, it's similar to the Ralph Lauren paint I used in my dining & livingroom walls. White walls are not allowed in my home.
"Fragging" - a word used by Malone’s junkyard 🐕
Malone, with the financial support of Steve Kirsch and The Unity Project, has hijacked Conservative circles, including CPAC. Trevor FitzGibbon has been a PR and strategic planning/political genius- by training the Vaccine Frankenstein to change his cadence and language, he's been successful at fooling Conservatives and Independents. An uneducated dumbass like me noticed his intentions since Steve Bannon forced him down our throats, but the highly educated crowd is still in denial about this DOD tool.
The Conservatives are cheering the takedown of their movement by lifelong Progressives - Bret Weinstein has publicly informed them (via RFK Jr.) that it's no longer a MAGA movement. I've been warning them since 2021/22 not to trust Malone, and here we are today...the Vaccine Frankenstein has forced his way into the Trump train. I'm so disgusted with all of them.
Meryl Nass' role has been to protect Malone. To my knowledge, she didn't publicly acknowledge that they knew each other (for over a decade) until I published their involvement in a 2011 teleconference about testing Anthrax vaccines on children (Nass was against it, Malone was so giddy about poisoning other people's kids he wanted to add other vaccines to the clinical trials).
From my Malone database:
2/1/2022 "Don't frag our guys": Meryl Nass stands up for Robert Malone (who deserves our gratitude, NOT our distrust) Mark Crispin Miller
Thanks for the compliment on my wall, Vilma! Yes we share that love for vibrant walls. Although my daughter recently convinced me to turn my dark green library with velvet curtains and mahogany bookshelves into a princess bedroom for her (she's 32 btw, so this is just when all three daughters are home). It now has walls in different shades of white, one in a shimmery white-gold and a small crystal chandelier. I never thought I'd fall for white but I'm loving it. I'm sure it'll show up in videos sometime soon.
I was wondering how you were doing with the turncoat RFK bringing his boy Malone into the Trump campaign. I thought that was going to be as much a blow to you as it was to the RFK loyalists and never-Trumpians.
And yes, I remember that video clip of Meryl and Malone on anthrax. Where did that woman go to be replaced by this doppelganger?
Kennedy has always been a political beast but if Trump listens to him on the Bitcoin issue, many Americans will get hurt according to Catherine Austin Fitts' most recent interview with The Last American Vagabond (available here on SS). She slams Kennedy for wanting to steal from the middle class and reward the wealthy via Bitcoin. I was shook when I heard her warnings. She was honest while TTLAV & Whitney Webb can't get over their TDS.
It's frustrating to watch the dirty games all of these fools are playing, one psyop after the other!
I thought I heard that Trump was going to use Bitcoin to back part of the Treasury. A bonanza for sure for Bitcoin owners looking to sell. And Eisenstein is pushing the Bretton Woods digital currency. Dirty games indeed!
The thing I really love about Malone is how he teaches us the psyop technique and then demonstrates it immediately. 😉 One has to often ponder if the use of devilish techniques doesn't already make him the bad guy, but he immediately gets outraged at the suggestion (just like the woke). Without him teaching us, many would never even know this technique... or it's name. In fact we'd probably call it something else.
At this point he's almost undistinguishable from the bad guys. He literally acts like the "77th Brigade" and then casts blame everywhere else. Confession through projection seems to fit better. Speaking of which I'm now highly suspicious of people (especially on Twitter) who basically act like the intelligence agents they claim to be fighting. Normal people have no knowledge of such things. What makes it doubly suspicious is also the cult-like following (and tag teams).
So funny, Soothspider! 'Confession through projection,' what a great term. That really describes what I see happening with Malone. I remember my middle daughter, when she was young, explaining to the youngest how to lie--"Be utterly outraged that they could even suspect you!" Malone has this down. My daughter has matured out of it.
That was the tipping point for me too. I came to the realization that his lawsuit was a fake while in conversation with others on his post, Just the Facts. And then realized that he was reading those comments and would know I'd seen through him. I looked through everything I could find to see if there was collaboration, anyone else who suspected him. On the WikiSpooks website I read that he was a 'person of interest' to Joe Atwill, author of Caesar's Messiah, who happened to be a friend. So I contacted Joe and he said what you are--no one who knew what he did about what was in those injections would have taken the jabs. At that point, I knew he was a fake, not just the suit.
unfortunately almost everyone of the first docs to speak out, have now joined back to where they came from. McCullough, Brand and lots of others are in that Wellness thing, which is not wellness at all. I think Malone is even one of the more honest ones. Some propagate metformin - I unsubscribed because I know first hand it is not safe. Even the much lauded ivermectin is not as safe as first seemed, obviously. I am still following Malone and Trozzi, because I think they would not pressure to use chemical meds. Even Midwestern Doc has started to promote not safe meds, according to DrGeoffPain. I still have to look that up, but it is just ad to see everyone glide back into the old dirt pot. I unsubscribed quite some time ago from Mihalcea, and recently from Kory and Malik.
Thanks for this discussion, Ingrid. This is an episode I did on a comment thread with AMD, back in Mar 2023 when the Shannon Joy interview was done with Malone. I'd be very interested in your thoughts on that conversation. I'm very respectful but keep going back to the logic, where I feel that s/he keeps trying to change the subject: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/the-psyop-cyclops.
The crux of the question with Malone is whether he was in on the CovidCon from the start. Did he intentionally prevent HCQ from being tested when he had the BARDA contract so that the vaccine would get EUA approval? The Hatfill episode shows him to be VERY chummy with the bioweapons gang. Whether he'd pressure to use chemical meds is, imo, the least of it. Would he help bring about the next health 'emergency' where those agencies dictate what we can and cannot do? I think that's why it's important to analyze his contradictions. But I also have the 'advantage' of knowing first-hand his claims about his detractors are false, being one ;-)
Pain is a virus narrative Pusher as is AMD. They both refuse to look at relevant essays that seriously question virology's roots. Most who research into it, see that Virus (or vi-ruse) is another psyop--thanks to the rock$fella$. See content from Cowan, Massey, Coppolino, Culpo, and Frances-who just popped in here.
Many thanks for quoting my comment from 2022. My opinion remains exactly the same today. Mal One is transparently defending his business interests in Silicon Valley telecoms alongside his chum Kirsch.
That's so funny that you refer to yourself as an anklebiter in your post, Frances. I've been compared to a bulldog who won't let go of a pantsleg but I see I need to up my game and go for the gristle!
Having just finished your book, I have to mention how much I appreciate offering a model for a parallel economy and system. I’m sure there could be other options and alternatives to the dead end paradigm we’re stuck in now. Perhaps different communities can come up with their own and see whatever works for them.
As far as Malone, he’s gonna run out of options of who to sue soon. 😆 funny enough, I have his drone voice so stuck in my head that I was reading all those quotes in his monotone. It’s hard to believe anyone takes him seriously anymore.
I wanted to come back to this, Tonika, and "I’m sure there could be other options and alternatives to the dead end paradigm we’re stuck in now. Perhaps different communities can come up with their own and see whatever works for them."
There are different levels of the economic system. I'd actually call mine a supplemental economy rather than parallel. It would be good to not take anything away from the existing system, other than bankers creating new mortgages. That way it won't be blamed for everything that goes wrong, which it will. Keep government responsible for everything they are today except Social Security.
When people talk about other options--and I don't mean you although I wouldn't blame you if it was--they usually mean that taking back the mortgages seems like an impossible barrier. And they're looking for something that seems easier, that doesn't require change at the Federal Reserve level.
To reverse that, I ask the question--if the global bankers own for free the labor of every person with a roof over their head, can we change anything without changing that? A different system would need to start with a way to give them all our labor but still take care of ourselves and each other, which I think is impossible.
Once we're resigned to needing to take back the mortgages, you're correct that different communities can come up with their own way to distribute them. But if I don't like it, do I have the right to secede from their system, along with anyone in my commonwealth who likes my system better?
For instance, Santa Cruz, as a liberal bastion, is likely to say that distribution should be need-based. So the homeowners and local landlords would be paying the mortgages, which would be distributed to the homeless and students from other places. Do I have a right to withdraw from that system and join one that distributes to long term residents (7+ yrs) and those who were born there and currently reside there?
Other forks in the road are whether distributions can be spent as is, likely for housing, or if they're subsidies that need to be earned before they can be used for housing. Doing the former will simply raise the cost of housing without adding anything to stimulate local resilience. And people can make them have a 1:1 exchange with dollars, which will send them all to Costco. Or they can not put curbs on how much can be accumulated by one person or if they can be extracted by non-local businesses and landlords. As long as they're the right to secede, none of this matters. They can make all the mistakes they want without them being permanent.
But in terms of what to subsidize, how to structure your exchange rate and taxes, and what policies you want, YES definitely communities should come up with their own. That's why the questionnaire in my State of Disunion Address was such a breakthrough for me. It lets people look at the results they want instead of getting bogged down in the details. But someone--or some modeling program--needs to understand how the economic policies will lead towards or away from the results.
Yeah, I agree with all that. The release of mortgages from the clutches of the bankers will be key. And I see that you’re open to communities designing their own structure of exchange rates and the like. I guess my mind takes me to alternative paths like what the Amish do, for example. If someone has a new family, the community gets together and build them a house. In this case, instead of monetary local credit, the asset comes in form of the community’s energy.
When I was on tour with my play, we had very little outside income: whatever money we made running the production paid for rent and food. Yet, without us really intending, we had developed a small community where everyone played a role in service of the group. Since a big anniversary of that tour is coming up soon, I was toying with the idea of opening a Substack to write about the unique experiences of those strange times.
So funny on Malone! His drone stuck in my head too and I had a hard time shaking it out so I could speak in my own voice. Maybe it's part of the hypnosis technique!
You've been much on my mind, Tonika. Fadi Lama and I have talking about a Q&A by sections on the book: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/get-20k-to-move-to-my-hometown/comment/69168153. There are now 6 other people, who each have their own Substack, who've read or are currently reading my book: Fadi, Mark Alexander, Julius Skoolafish, Teo Jacobsen, Gabriel! and Kathleen. I don't know that all of them will be interested but it's definitely a quorum.
And of course I'm still swooning over our OMGdess project and Amy's Buddhess, which is up on my desktop. Coincidentally, Frances just posted about the female Bodhisattva: https://boodicca.substack.com/p/avalokitesvara. She's asking when we'll get to see this production and I know I'm the bottleneck.
My hippie backporch redo has now been painted in Rose Tan and Rosebud, from Ms. Rosebush's inspiration, with espresso carpet and mink cement paint to come. But it's also led me to clear out 67 yrs of accumulation in the dirt cellar, which has been a HUGE project. This is all to say things should be quieter for me in Oct when I'm NOT on vacation ;-)
Your endless energy is inspiring! But who am I kidding, if I was emptying my childhood home, I’d relish every moment of it. Take all the sweet time, we’re here. October opens up a bit for me too.
I’m so glad so many are reading the book! Perhaps we can have that recorded conversation after all!
Frances has some random gems, I still have a few links in my queue from her stack I haven’t gotten around to, but I love that we’re all swirling around the Bodhisattva theme. What does that say about us? 🤔
Ah, for the back patio project I get to pick the colors and do the finishing touches but someone else is painting--that probably doesn't qualify as a hippie project, eh?
The joy of the AirBnB is that I don't need to empty this home and either incorporate things from my parents or grandparents into my home, or give them up. I can turn the cellar, which was also my dad's workshop, into a museum of sorts. So I have all kinds of old bottles, sturdy tools, and antique signage on display down there. I found a scrap of paper that was a permit for rebuilding the porch dated 1931.
In a bedroom, I have a lamp with a scene painted on the inside of the glass shade. There's a marble-top table my mom had refinished, with ornate wood, for $10. There's a porcelain tea set that my grandmother bought unfinished, piece by piece when she could afford it, and painted with delicate greens and peach flowers.
The hallway has a beautiful desk with cubbies and faceted glass that's filled with old books--including what passed for sex manuals, very mild, in the 1940's and Catholic pamphlets that are surprisingly sophisticated advice about being 'overly zealous' which we would now call OCD.
And there's a trunk that my grandmother brought from Syracuse when she left at 18 to get married. It has a linen baby gown that's the same own my grandfather is pictured in from an old photo.
It does feel good to be unearthing and preserving these treasures. And mixing them with my own eclectic sensibilities.
And yes, the Bodhisattva 'not one without all' has always spoken to me. A feminine perspective for sure!
I love the way he says 'a female' rather than 'a woman'. Who do we think that one is? I'm thinking I might be the one fabricating new words. He refers obliquely to Sage as a man writing as a woman, or I'd suspect the soundbites were Sage.
And yes! It is my superpower--quoting someone's own words outside their own echo chamber where the contradictions are evident. I'm listening to Doc Malik's interview of him now and it's painful! So much polysyllabic blather, so defensive, so hostile.
True but he wouldn't have referred to Sage as a female. That was a major point he made, as if that invalidated everything. Otherwise, I would have said Sage too who fabricates words like nobody's business!
In listening to Malik, I think he fell for the same trick Malone used on Joy, "I'm not going to name names because I don't want to give them the press." I think Malik should have said, "It's important to name names because otherwise, how is it possible to validate who said what? It's like suing for defamation without specifying who said which quote." Which of course he did.
“A sheepdog sent to round up the strays and herd them through a route called ‘freedom’ back to the slaughterhouse.” No way to say it better. The tippy top gang is trying to sheepdog cattledog cowboy herd and cull-de-sac errrrryyybody. Every human on earth. Whatever generation of warfare this is (and it really feels like it’s all generational styles and levels of warfare being unleashed simultaneously), we are in the midst of a long war of attrition. It started decades ago. Ramped up bigly in 2019/20/21. I think “they” think they’re about half way thru this particular major 10yr op. And they think they’re ahead of the game. Which in some ways (death count) they are. But the rapidity of people getting hurt and dead is directly proportional to the people around the maimed and dead waking up. So lots more waking up has occurred faster and louder and more emotionally than “they” have been able to manage. They have already done such massive damage. But they don’t have the manpower or tech to pull off what they’re aiming at. My best guess is it’s gonna be real messy and very different in different places, even county by county in some states. In the US, lots - and I mean perhaps ERRRYTHING - will depend on who your sheriff is and whether he believes in protecting your rights or rather doing code enforcement. I also do not think it is advisable to live anywhere near any major population center.
YET! I am deeply hopeful and even (some days) excited about the possibilities that will unfold in some places. I am an anarchist and I am done w the long horrid stinking lie of “western civ.” The whole thing is one endless trolling herding monetizing op. Blech. To hell w it. We can do better. But I ain’t naive. Most folk here now ain’t making it across this river. They ain’t even begun to think about how to prepare.
"Next he’ll be telling us 911 was an inside job."
Thanks for the laugh.
Coincidentally, I've been going down the 9/11 rabbit hole in the last few days. That one goes deep.
I've always been puzzled by Malone's weird self-contradictory stance of being (1) a government insider, and (2) a critic of government insiders. it's as if he's trying to tell us that he's an insider, but a GOOD insider that we should trust. This has become more clear now that he's admitted that he DOES want to be an insider and run the FDA or CDC.
Yes I think that's been his dilemma all along. He's trying to pose as a whistleblower but he can't help bragging about his connections and the things he's done. He's done multiple posts about how he'd clean house at the HHS, which is VERY different than dismantling it. He and Hatfill, in the other video, talk about how they'd privatize it.
Thanks for reading, Mark!
So important to push out the view, connect the dots and remind the 'truthers' who are feeling tired and so want to see progress, that 'they' are steps ahead and capture is ongoing. It is tiring. Thanks for the tenacity, Tereza. (I can't even listen to him anymore.)
"Malone makes no mention of decentralizing the FDA or NIH." lol! Nope, course not, where would that leave him?
The 'decentralized' references he utters, hits the right note - but we should not take him literally.
Decentralizing FDA/NIH may end his gravy train. Where oh where would he put horseys? And wtf would Jill do with no newsletter! haha!
She always has the stud farm (Cielo Azure Lusitanos) 😉
Hahaha!
hola, tereza.
yes. hmmmm. yes, what? yes, 'mealy mouthed' is likely the best description. the joy interview was so telling. thank you for including the criticism of its poor quality and the failure of malone to actually address anything substantial. i've been noticing that there is a lot of 'negative' criticism beneath 'mainstream truthiness talks'. the gaslighting is being seen for what it is more and more.
with that i feel more and more optimistic. the global oligarchs and their conscious or unconscious foot soldiers, like malone, who are taking the old reliable narcissistic tools of emotional/psychological manipulation that have been working and double down on them now. oops, sorry malone. you have let the genie out of the bottle, and many of us who were abused in ignorance of the gaslighting now see it. and once seen it isn't unseen. and once seen, it becomes so obvious that we may be embarrassed or ashamed that it worked on us for so long.
and even more, the doubling down has become so extreme that only complete zombies aren't seeing warning signs and beginning to question things like this subject in today's email 'dump': "Clinton calls for Americans to be criminally charged for spreading Trump propaganda." https://nakedemperor.substack.com/p/clinton-calls-for-americans-to-be
With that there is going to be a lot of mess and hurt getting ourselves out from under the pile of shit we 'let' grow above us by the complacency and inattentiveness that trust in the narcissist creates!
i heard and nice example of that change yesterday with Neil Oliver's and Candace Owen's discussion: 'I was a kind of sleepy liberal, voted democrat and didn't question much except vaccines — and vaccines only because i had a vaccine-related seizure when was in college.' 'what woke you up?' 'the insane anti-trump all media full on terror war in 2016.' (my paraphrase.) this is such a uplifting 'interview' in my opinion. i link it here because it was so refreshing to see two people exchanging ideas and not yelling talking points! "Neil Oliver Interviews Candace Owens – …they’ve plugged us into the matrix!!!" oliver is in the black pill stage and feels hopeless. owens says that was her last year, and now she is white pilled. the oligarchs are panicking, we see that in their over-the-top efforts to stuff the genie back in lamp. the harder they try, the more they are undermining themselves. https://youtu.be/8OkkYbERIKs
as usual, tereza, a clear presentation of narcissism in action as social control and how to see through the gaslighting.
all the best with what is changing. everything changes!
Thanks, Guy. I'll enjoy listening to that--Candace and Neil both, that will be a pleasure!
Many thanks for the link! I would have missed it otherwise! xx
Da nada.
Great interview with Germ Warfare. I seem to be blocked on your substack.
No... I don't think so, but will check brb.
You were right! I don't remember blocking you or why.... hmm. I have unblocked now. xx
I never took to Malone and Kirsch from the get go. Call it the "creepy vibes" or whatever. For me, the biggest letdown/disappointment in this crew is RFK Jr. In retrospect, I ask, "Is this the same person" who wrote "The Real Anthony Fauci," like I ask, "Is Naomi Klein the same person" who wrote "The Shock Doctrine?"
I completely agree, Howard. I did two YT videos on The Real Anthony Fauci, before I had a Substack, and called it meta-journalism. He crammed decades of research and dedication into that book, forgoing margins to make it fit. It taught me so much! It was even more about HIV and AIDS than the Covid vaccine. A monumental work.
And yes on Naomi Klein. I quoted her at the very beginning of my book. She encapsulated a whole strategy and made people aware of it with two little words, backed by a ton of research.
With Naomi, I think liberalism is the box she can't think outside of. But RFK continues to be a mystery to me. The only thing I'm sure of is that there's something we don't know.
With you all the way here, Tereza.
We are not meant to have memories beyond that of a brick apparently, Howard.
Yes.
Thank you, Tereza, you always bring the receipts.
I have to admit that the beautiful wall behind you distracted me, it's similar to the Ralph Lauren paint I used in my dining & livingroom walls. White walls are not allowed in my home.
"Fragging" - a word used by Malone’s junkyard 🐕
Malone, with the financial support of Steve Kirsch and The Unity Project, has hijacked Conservative circles, including CPAC. Trevor FitzGibbon has been a PR and strategic planning/political genius- by training the Vaccine Frankenstein to change his cadence and language, he's been successful at fooling Conservatives and Independents. An uneducated dumbass like me noticed his intentions since Steve Bannon forced him down our throats, but the highly educated crowd is still in denial about this DOD tool.
The Conservatives are cheering the takedown of their movement by lifelong Progressives - Bret Weinstein has publicly informed them (via RFK Jr.) that it's no longer a MAGA movement. I've been warning them since 2021/22 not to trust Malone, and here we are today...the Vaccine Frankenstein has forced his way into the Trump train. I'm so disgusted with all of them.
Meryl Nass' role has been to protect Malone. To my knowledge, she didn't publicly acknowledge that they knew each other (for over a decade) until I published their involvement in a 2011 teleconference about testing Anthrax vaccines on children (Nass was against it, Malone was so giddy about poisoning other people's kids he wanted to add other vaccines to the clinical trials).
From my Malone database:
2/1/2022 "Don't frag our guys": Meryl Nass stands up for Robert Malone (who deserves our gratitude, NOT our distrust) Mark Crispin Miller
https://www.simplelists.com/nfu/msg/18836710/
Thanks for the compliment on my wall, Vilma! Yes we share that love for vibrant walls. Although my daughter recently convinced me to turn my dark green library with velvet curtains and mahogany bookshelves into a princess bedroom for her (she's 32 btw, so this is just when all three daughters are home). It now has walls in different shades of white, one in a shimmery white-gold and a small crystal chandelier. I never thought I'd fall for white but I'm loving it. I'm sure it'll show up in videos sometime soon.
I was wondering how you were doing with the turncoat RFK bringing his boy Malone into the Trump campaign. I thought that was going to be as much a blow to you as it was to the RFK loyalists and never-Trumpians.
And yes, I remember that video clip of Meryl and Malone on anthrax. Where did that woman go to be replaced by this doppelganger?
Can't wait to see your newly decorated room!
Kennedy has always been a political beast but if Trump listens to him on the Bitcoin issue, many Americans will get hurt according to Catherine Austin Fitts' most recent interview with The Last American Vagabond (available here on SS). She slams Kennedy for wanting to steal from the middle class and reward the wealthy via Bitcoin. I was shook when I heard her warnings. She was honest while TTLAV & Whitney Webb can't get over their TDS.
It's frustrating to watch the dirty games all of these fools are playing, one psyop after the other!
I thought I heard that Trump was going to use Bitcoin to back part of the Treasury. A bonanza for sure for Bitcoin owners looking to sell. And Eisenstein is pushing the Bretton Woods digital currency. Dirty games indeed!
I forgot to send you the link to my AirBnB in Cumberland so you can see ALL of my non-white walls: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/868849105161693609.
The thing I really love about Malone is how he teaches us the psyop technique and then demonstrates it immediately. 😉 One has to often ponder if the use of devilish techniques doesn't already make him the bad guy, but he immediately gets outraged at the suggestion (just like the woke). Without him teaching us, many would never even know this technique... or it's name. In fact we'd probably call it something else.
https://x.com/soothspider/status/1751474155529416883
At this point he's almost undistinguishable from the bad guys. He literally acts like the "77th Brigade" and then casts blame everywhere else. Confession through projection seems to fit better. Speaking of which I'm now highly suspicious of people (especially on Twitter) who basically act like the intelligence agents they claim to be fighting. Normal people have no knowledge of such things. What makes it doubly suspicious is also the cult-like following (and tag teams).
So funny, Soothspider! 'Confession through projection,' what a great term. That really describes what I see happening with Malone. I remember my middle daughter, when she was young, explaining to the youngest how to lie--"Be utterly outraged that they could even suspect you!" Malone has this down. My daughter has matured out of it.
🤔 Malone is a pre-teen? 🤔 I can see that.
An insider like this took the two jabs?
As the old Freemason leader said,
"If they want heroes, we'll give them heroes."
That was the tipping point for me too. I came to the realization that his lawsuit was a fake while in conversation with others on his post, Just the Facts. And then realized that he was reading those comments and would know I'd seen through him. I looked through everything I could find to see if there was collaboration, anyone else who suspected him. On the WikiSpooks website I read that he was a 'person of interest' to Joe Atwill, author of Caesar's Messiah, who happened to be a friend. So I contacted Joe and he said what you are--no one who knew what he did about what was in those injections would have taken the jabs. At that point, I knew he was a fake, not just the suit.
unfortunately almost everyone of the first docs to speak out, have now joined back to where they came from. McCullough, Brand and lots of others are in that Wellness thing, which is not wellness at all. I think Malone is even one of the more honest ones. Some propagate metformin - I unsubscribed because I know first hand it is not safe. Even the much lauded ivermectin is not as safe as first seemed, obviously. I am still following Malone and Trozzi, because I think they would not pressure to use chemical meds. Even Midwestern Doc has started to promote not safe meds, according to DrGeoffPain. I still have to look that up, but it is just ad to see everyone glide back into the old dirt pot. I unsubscribed quite some time ago from Mihalcea, and recently from Kory and Malik.
Thanks for this discussion, Ingrid. This is an episode I did on a comment thread with AMD, back in Mar 2023 when the Shannon Joy interview was done with Malone. I'd be very interested in your thoughts on that conversation. I'm very respectful but keep going back to the logic, where I feel that s/he keeps trying to change the subject: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/the-psyop-cyclops.
The crux of the question with Malone is whether he was in on the CovidCon from the start. Did he intentionally prevent HCQ from being tested when he had the BARDA contract so that the vaccine would get EUA approval? The Hatfill episode shows him to be VERY chummy with the bioweapons gang. Whether he'd pressure to use chemical meds is, imo, the least of it. Would he help bring about the next health 'emergency' where those agencies dictate what we can and cannot do? I think that's why it's important to analyze his contradictions. But I also have the 'advantage' of knowing first-hand his claims about his detractors are false, being one ;-)
I am very fond of Doc Ahmad Malik! What is wrong with him? He knocked the Wellness thing out of the park!
Agree. Miri AF and maybe Abi Roberts had concerns that Malik was too pushy soliciting content opportunities but he is deffo a "good guy"...
Can you say more about Dr. Geoff Pain and AMD? I'm unable to find anything. I assume you are talking about AMD's recent article about DMSO.
Pain is a virus narrative Pusher as is AMD. They both refuse to look at relevant essays that seriously question virology's roots. Most who research into it, see that Virus (or vi-ruse) is another psyop--thanks to the rock$fella$. See content from Cowan, Massey, Coppolino, Culpo, and Frances-who just popped in here.
2 links. Read article & Comments section:
https://christinemasseyfois.substack.com/p/some-responses-to-bhakdi-and-palmers (Dr. Claiming Viruses & responses)
https://protonmagic.substack.com/p/proton-goes-to-the-virus-circus (Pain arguing for SC2 with no SC2 particle)
yes, that is what I am pondering. AMD:DMSO=wtf?
Yes indeed
Many thanks for quoting my comment from 2022. My opinion remains exactly the same today. Mal One is transparently defending his business interests in Silicon Valley telecoms alongside his chum Kirsch.
https://francesleader.substack.com/p/malone-kirsch-fat-controllers
That's so funny that you refer to yourself as an anklebiter in your post, Frances. I've been compared to a bulldog who won't let go of a pantsleg but I see I need to up my game and go for the gristle!
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Quote: "The technology developed for offshore is now used against our own citizens."
Book: "The chickens have come home to roost. The oppression inflicted by the Money Powers against humanity will now be directed internally"
Having just finished your book, I have to mention how much I appreciate offering a model for a parallel economy and system. I’m sure there could be other options and alternatives to the dead end paradigm we’re stuck in now. Perhaps different communities can come up with their own and see whatever works for them.
As far as Malone, he’s gonna run out of options of who to sue soon. 😆 funny enough, I have his drone voice so stuck in my head that I was reading all those quotes in his monotone. It’s hard to believe anyone takes him seriously anymore.
I wanted to come back to this, Tonika, and "I’m sure there could be other options and alternatives to the dead end paradigm we’re stuck in now. Perhaps different communities can come up with their own and see whatever works for them."
There are different levels of the economic system. I'd actually call mine a supplemental economy rather than parallel. It would be good to not take anything away from the existing system, other than bankers creating new mortgages. That way it won't be blamed for everything that goes wrong, which it will. Keep government responsible for everything they are today except Social Security.
When people talk about other options--and I don't mean you although I wouldn't blame you if it was--they usually mean that taking back the mortgages seems like an impossible barrier. And they're looking for something that seems easier, that doesn't require change at the Federal Reserve level.
To reverse that, I ask the question--if the global bankers own for free the labor of every person with a roof over their head, can we change anything without changing that? A different system would need to start with a way to give them all our labor but still take care of ourselves and each other, which I think is impossible.
Once we're resigned to needing to take back the mortgages, you're correct that different communities can come up with their own way to distribute them. But if I don't like it, do I have the right to secede from their system, along with anyone in my commonwealth who likes my system better?
For instance, Santa Cruz, as a liberal bastion, is likely to say that distribution should be need-based. So the homeowners and local landlords would be paying the mortgages, which would be distributed to the homeless and students from other places. Do I have a right to withdraw from that system and join one that distributes to long term residents (7+ yrs) and those who were born there and currently reside there?
Other forks in the road are whether distributions can be spent as is, likely for housing, or if they're subsidies that need to be earned before they can be used for housing. Doing the former will simply raise the cost of housing without adding anything to stimulate local resilience. And people can make them have a 1:1 exchange with dollars, which will send them all to Costco. Or they can not put curbs on how much can be accumulated by one person or if they can be extracted by non-local businesses and landlords. As long as they're the right to secede, none of this matters. They can make all the mistakes they want without them being permanent.
But in terms of what to subsidize, how to structure your exchange rate and taxes, and what policies you want, YES definitely communities should come up with their own. That's why the questionnaire in my State of Disunion Address was such a breakthrough for me. It lets people look at the results they want instead of getting bogged down in the details. But someone--or some modeling program--needs to understand how the economic policies will lead towards or away from the results.
Yeah, I agree with all that. The release of mortgages from the clutches of the bankers will be key. And I see that you’re open to communities designing their own structure of exchange rates and the like. I guess my mind takes me to alternative paths like what the Amish do, for example. If someone has a new family, the community gets together and build them a house. In this case, instead of monetary local credit, the asset comes in form of the community’s energy.
When I was on tour with my play, we had very little outside income: whatever money we made running the production paid for rent and food. Yet, without us really intending, we had developed a small community where everyone played a role in service of the group. Since a big anniversary of that tour is coming up soon, I was toying with the idea of opening a Substack to write about the unique experiences of those strange times.
So funny on Malone! His drone stuck in my head too and I had a hard time shaking it out so I could speak in my own voice. Maybe it's part of the hypnosis technique!
You've been much on my mind, Tonika. Fadi Lama and I have talking about a Q&A by sections on the book: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/get-20k-to-move-to-my-hometown/comment/69168153. There are now 6 other people, who each have their own Substack, who've read or are currently reading my book: Fadi, Mark Alexander, Julius Skoolafish, Teo Jacobsen, Gabriel! and Kathleen. I don't know that all of them will be interested but it's definitely a quorum.
And of course I'm still swooning over our OMGdess project and Amy's Buddhess, which is up on my desktop. Coincidentally, Frances just posted about the female Bodhisattva: https://boodicca.substack.com/p/avalokitesvara. She's asking when we'll get to see this production and I know I'm the bottleneck.
My hippie backporch redo has now been painted in Rose Tan and Rosebud, from Ms. Rosebush's inspiration, with espresso carpet and mink cement paint to come. But it's also led me to clear out 67 yrs of accumulation in the dirt cellar, which has been a HUGE project. This is all to say things should be quieter for me in Oct when I'm NOT on vacation ;-)
Your endless energy is inspiring! But who am I kidding, if I was emptying my childhood home, I’d relish every moment of it. Take all the sweet time, we’re here. October opens up a bit for me too.
I’m so glad so many are reading the book! Perhaps we can have that recorded conversation after all!
Frances has some random gems, I still have a few links in my queue from her stack I haven’t gotten around to, but I love that we’re all swirling around the Bodhisattva theme. What does that say about us? 🤔
Ah, for the back patio project I get to pick the colors and do the finishing touches but someone else is painting--that probably doesn't qualify as a hippie project, eh?
The joy of the AirBnB is that I don't need to empty this home and either incorporate things from my parents or grandparents into my home, or give them up. I can turn the cellar, which was also my dad's workshop, into a museum of sorts. So I have all kinds of old bottles, sturdy tools, and antique signage on display down there. I found a scrap of paper that was a permit for rebuilding the porch dated 1931.
In a bedroom, I have a lamp with a scene painted on the inside of the glass shade. There's a marble-top table my mom had refinished, with ornate wood, for $10. There's a porcelain tea set that my grandmother bought unfinished, piece by piece when she could afford it, and painted with delicate greens and peach flowers.
The hallway has a beautiful desk with cubbies and faceted glass that's filled with old books--including what passed for sex manuals, very mild, in the 1940's and Catholic pamphlets that are surprisingly sophisticated advice about being 'overly zealous' which we would now call OCD.
And there's a trunk that my grandmother brought from Syracuse when she left at 18 to get married. It has a linen baby gown that's the same own my grandfather is pictured in from an old photo.
It does feel good to be unearthing and preserving these treasures. And mixing them with my own eclectic sensibilities.
And yes, the Bodhisattva 'not one without all' has always spoken to me. A feminine perspective for sure!
It sounds like heaven. 😍😍😍 I really hope you do a little tour video of all this.
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Excellent work, Tereza…from one ankle biter to another 😘
“A female is putting together short soundbites from different sources—the journalism we’ve all come to loath.”
You mean the kind where you are held accountable for your words??? The kind that notices speaking out of both sides of the mouth??? 😂
👏👏Well done, Tereza!
I love the way he says 'a female' rather than 'a woman'. Who do we think that one is? I'm thinking I might be the one fabricating new words. He refers obliquely to Sage as a man writing as a woman, or I'd suspect the soundbites were Sage.
And yes! It is my superpower--quoting someone's own words outside their own echo chamber where the contradictions are evident. I'm listening to Doc Malik's interview of him now and it's painful! So much polysyllabic blather, so defensive, so hostile.
I assumed that the fabricating new words was Sage - and probably the soundbites too. Malone seemed particularly irked by Sage lol.
The Malik interview was nauseating. Malone is a piece of work.
True but he wouldn't have referred to Sage as a female. That was a major point he made, as if that invalidated everything. Otherwise, I would have said Sage too who fabricates words like nobody's business!
In listening to Malik, I think he fell for the same trick Malone used on Joy, "I'm not going to name names because I don't want to give them the press." I think Malik should have said, "It's important to name names because otherwise, how is it possible to validate who said what? It's like suing for defamation without specifying who said which quote." Which of course he did.
I don't know who else is making up words...I assumed he was talking about Sage.
Malone is king of generalities...saying a lot of words, with maximum usable syllables, that mean exactly nothing.
“A sheepdog sent to round up the strays and herd them through a route called ‘freedom’ back to the slaughterhouse.” No way to say it better. The tippy top gang is trying to sheepdog cattledog cowboy herd and cull-de-sac errrrryyybody. Every human on earth. Whatever generation of warfare this is (and it really feels like it’s all generational styles and levels of warfare being unleashed simultaneously), we are in the midst of a long war of attrition. It started decades ago. Ramped up bigly in 2019/20/21. I think “they” think they’re about half way thru this particular major 10yr op. And they think they’re ahead of the game. Which in some ways (death count) they are. But the rapidity of people getting hurt and dead is directly proportional to the people around the maimed and dead waking up. So lots more waking up has occurred faster and louder and more emotionally than “they” have been able to manage. They have already done such massive damage. But they don’t have the manpower or tech to pull off what they’re aiming at. My best guess is it’s gonna be real messy and very different in different places, even county by county in some states. In the US, lots - and I mean perhaps ERRRYTHING - will depend on who your sheriff is and whether he believes in protecting your rights or rather doing code enforcement. I also do not think it is advisable to live anywhere near any major population center.
Anarchy: the antidote to civilization, as the old American Express ads used to say. I'm with you on that. Thanks again for your great phrase.
Anarchy IS civilized. Civilization is the mob.
YET! I am deeply hopeful and even (some days) excited about the possibilities that will unfold in some places. I am an anarchist and I am done w the long horrid stinking lie of “western civ.” The whole thing is one endless trolling herding monetizing op. Blech. To hell w it. We can do better. But I ain’t naive. Most folk here now ain’t making it across this river. They ain’t even begun to think about how to prepare.