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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I'm realizing just how much kinship I hold for you Tereza.

The Breggins are quite possibly people who are standing on neutral ground in reference to having a willingness to accept the truth. Truth takes courage, I hope if they have it, they are willing to explore it. As many truth seekers already have.

This is a landmark post of yours in which you have effectively tied in the primary operational mechanisms of control with the hidden interests that manipulate.

A simple comment cannot even do this justice. Immutable truths are sometimes best quietly observed and internally reflected.

You hit this one out of the park.

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Thank you, Nef and Anneke. I felt also like this had been a feat of diplomacy and figuring out mechanisms of psychological control. And then I got the Breggins' response, which Peter likely shot off quickly, because it was moments after I posted. And it made me sad that it seemed like I'd attacked them. And I wasn't even the person they'd grown fond of! Double whammy. Like when you tactfully turn down that guy who comes back with, "What, you thought I liked you?"

But you've both made me feel much better. Maybe it will shift something later for them, maybe not. But being able to formulate my thoughts with real people in mind, who I cared about, helped me think through how I could put it that might change their minds. Interesting that they didn't touch the issue of Germans evicted, enslaved and killed, even with me making it so personal to me.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

The personal part you shared, was important for me. You related a perspective that connects the history we've studied to your own life. You did that with so much class, I don't know if I could have done similar.

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I'll reply to you and Kathleen, so it shows up at the top, but I mean this comment for everyone. Right after I posted, I got the Breggin's response, then several likes on their comment, one reply to them that she believed in the holocaust, and one other on Jesus. I closed my computer and thought, 'this was a mistake.' I felt like I'd just picked a fight with grandpa at Thanksgiving and everyone was shooting me daggers.

Then Mathew Crawford pinged me out of the blue because he was reading another article, and we chatted for over an hour (and he's interested in talking with you, Nef, because he's trying to figure out some Egyptian history). And that cheered me up and was perfect timing.

When I got back online, the balance had shifted. There were statements like yours, Nef, and others that let me know I'd touched exactly the string I was aiming for, and that how I'd organized and presented this was as much of a breakthrough to others as it was to me. I fell asleep feeling heartened.

But then I woke up to a flood of 88 comments! Each one well-informed, appreciative, supportive, personal, talking about how much this article meant. What an amazing place to be. It's taken me a whole life (of picking fights at Thanksgiving) to get here. I did, as I told Pasheen, tear up reading them and am again now. I'm so grateful to have you all in my life.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I'm pretty sure that most everyone feels as I do -- that is, we are all part of an extended family; seeking truth. Together, sharing and exploring things that we may never have thought possible. Together, standing by and defending Life, building Trust.

I'll say for myself, there's no other place I'd like to be, than standing next to you in our explorations, discoveries and realizations.

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Bulls eye!!!!

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What Nef said. 100%.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

yes...what Nef said!

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You did an absolutely extraordinary job of blending clarity, honesty, facts and compassion.

This is a perfect example of humanity's greatest challenge, in this time of shredding and revelation. Where we get stuck, where our 'identity' is fixed. As you know it's a key, recurring theme for me - identity - and the need to hold them lightly. In a world of lies, those identities are distorted by necessity, and most importantly not who we really are.

The 'chosen ones' is so deep, so laden with guilt and responsibility, not easy to throw-off clearly and yet the price one has to pay to keep it, is incredible hypocrisy. To keep it one must contract and be weighed; to release it, one opens to a larger version of self and is freed.

Brilliant, Tereza.

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"The 'chosen ones' is so deep, so laden with guilt and responsibility, not easy to throw-off clearly and yet the price one has to pay to keep it, is incredible hypocrisy."

Beautifully said, Kathleen. And identity--so important the point you've been making to hold it lightly. One small thought I had while listening to James Corbett just now, where he used incredibly and unbelievably in the same sentence--I wonder if those are more word spells. We state a shocking fact or observation, but at the same time we're saying, 'this isn't credible. don't believe it.' But I don't want to put you in the same bind I'm in, where I'm running out of descriptive vocabulary ;-)

Thank you for those kind and perceptive compliments.

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"...where he used incredibly and unbelievably in the same sentence--I wonder if those are more word spells. We state a shocking fact or observation, but at the same time we're saying, 'this isn't credible. don't believe it.'"

Yeah. What a bind. The very language we use to communicate the 'traps' embedded in how reality has been spun and projected to entrap us, contain those same traps. We perpetuate the mechanism even as we use it to free ourselves.

Well... what can I say? Where is our grounding then? Where do we find something real that feels like a common ground? (You know my answer. :-)) The actual ground, the earth, nature.

We're going beneath words and concepts into something simpler and more immediate. An obvious yet profound way of navigating that was obscured and minimized, but still completely accessible.

What a time... some of us are having.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Surely the only identity any of us has is one we have chosen/made up for ourselves? As you say, it's not who we really are at all. To evolve, don't we need to heal and sideline that identity/ego to let in the Light of truth that every being needs in order to grow and flourish? May it be so.

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Tirion, I didn't know you had this mystical side until you told Nef that he was unique and perfect, and his videos would be compelling. And here you are talking about the Light of truth that every being needs to grow and flourish. You better watch out, or I'm going to have to hand over my woo-woo title to you!

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Tereza’s diplomacy and sound research were amazing in this article. I think this was her best one yet (and that’s saying a lot because there are so many amazing articles).

Unfortunately in the Breggins’ comment it does not sound like they are willing to even consider your’s or Tereza’s points of view. The last sentence about finding the discussion confusing and not commenting further on the Substack is a bizarre cop-out. That last sentence doesn’t sit right with me.

I haven’t been watching their videos but all of this seems out of character. Any chance of deep fakes or someone else editing their Substack.

Which one of them was hospitalized with “Covid”? I found that whole situation odd and stopped following them at that point (because I found it odd that they would go to the hospital rather than consult all the good MFM doctors they had access to). If they went to the hospital then who knows what mind-addling drugs could have been administered.

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I was in touch with them during that hospitalization. It was right at the time that Malone finally served them with the official suit. Ginger's mother, who lives with them, almost died. Peter came close, with a long hospitalization. Ginger was sick herself but taking care of everyone else. I believe that their key assistant died just before. I know a MFM nurse came and lived with them for awhile to help out.

I didn't think they characterized it as Covid but I could be wrong. I remember Ginger was interested in how to get hair analysis done for toxins. I do think they were targeted, along with Malone's own lawyer, who got deathly ill, giving Malone a reason to ask for an extension and new lawyer after it was clear he was going to lose.

I don't know what's true anymore. In listening to this podcast, I realized how mainstream their views actually are in everything except Covid. And maybe Frances is right, and they were another level of the psyops. Who knows?

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As for our own efforts, to find and accept what it is we find, I think we're doing our best.

I can't say I know much about the Breggins. Hard to say whether they would use standard homeopathic medicine. Hopefully they will keep their health 🙏.

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Interesting, particularly the last paragraph if true (not doubting, just unaware of the "covid hospitalization," etc.).

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"I think this was her best one yet (and that’s saying a lot because there are so many amazing articles)."

Couldn't agree more.

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"This is a landmark post of yours in which you have effectively tied in the primary operational mechanisms of control with the hidden interests that manipulate.

A simple comment cannot even do this justice. Immutable truths are sometimes best quietly observed and internally reflected.

You hit this one out of the park."

Exactly what I was thinking, Nef.

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I don’t think “chosen one” is a bloodline trait but, thanks to Jesus, accessible to everyone who holds Him in their hearts (the third temple.) it is probably tough to admit that the club is not exclusive anymore.

Can the Israeli citizens not see that their own government attempted to genocide them all (defile the third temple)? so to proceed to do the same on their neighbors should be no surprise. tragic.

Everyone tries to figure out who’s behind this, it’s a demonic entity 🎈trying (but failing) to mimic God’s omnipresence

and the only way it can create the “illusion” is to possess legions🎈.

it 🎈continues to divide & conquer until we all say “NO.”

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A demonic entity? It's becoming difficult to escape that conclusion, isn't it? How can the intellect behind the very real war on humanity and planet Earth be human?

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

There is psychopathy, that is how. The totalitarian globalists are so inbred and mentally deformed that they are trying to completely destroy LIFE. They think they now have the technology to replace it with their own design. Any trace of original life is seen as a potential contaminant.

https://francesleader.substack.com/p/the-mother-of-all-false-flag-events

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Thanks, Frances. Your mother-of-all-false-flag-events post is epic and excellent. I hear you about psychopathy; but, while psychopathy definitely seems to be involved, my intuition tells me there is more to it than that. The nobs are very much into the occult and summoning entities, aren't they?

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

The short answer is: NO. The Nobs are nihilists. They do not believe in occult or entities. They are far too vain for any of that malarkey! They believe in THEMSELVES and nothing more.

They USE people who have religious beliefs/strange predilections/sexual deviancies as puppets who can be blackmailed and compromised to perform the dirty work that they want done but are above performing personally,

Look at any high level assassination for a quick example. Do we see members of the royal families or aristocracy physically murdering anyone? Of course we don't. Always it is some lowly agent or mentally ill person who has been manipulated by the sick hierarchy thus obscuring where the order comes from.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Many thanks, Frances. I need to learn something about nothing-ism!

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They'll fail.

Their own self absorbed egos and self aggrandization will trip them up, just watch.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yes, Israel the most vaxxed!

NZ might be third after Portugal.

According to someone's data.

Not that I believe much data or computer generated scenarios or white coat wearers.

This list is getting exhaustive so I shall stop here.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

WHO knows? I don't believe ANYTHING from the authorities or the media. If they told me the time I would check my watch and believe that over them any day.

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May 2Liked by Tereza Coraggio

🤣 I'd not only check my watch, I'd make sure it wasn't a smart watch, knowing they could change that time at their whim. Hmm, I had an old wind up watch, can I dig it up?

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That's funny, my computer and my phone are 11 min apart. I set all my clocks by my phone, and then my daughter told me my computer was right. For awhile, I was actually on time!

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Oh, Iceland might be beating NZ.😞

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I couldn't hit like. Really? Iceland one of the most vaxxed? I love independent spunky Iceland standing up to the world bankers. And then the WHO takes them down :-(

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

So they say.

WHO knows.

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On your other notes, Cairn, I have no fury, at the Breggins or you. To me, we're talking about ideas, not people. As I said in my last episode, I think everyone should skip over whatever doesn't speak to them, no offense taken. Life is too short and the internet too vast! I'm happy you're here for the topics that resonate.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I appreciated this article a lot. The Breggins have not impressed me, not even once, since I have been on Substack and become familiar with their 'opinions'. They strike me as part of the controlling clan here and they take their position very seriously. In other words, they fancy themselves as major influencers. The fracas with Mal One, which fizzled and distracted us for a time, smacked of a contrived Soap Opera in which each side of the argument elevated their fame. I found it all distastefully deceitful.

The true ruling globalists must have thoroughly enjoyed the performance.

While we are focused on the squabbles about nationalities, religions and historic genocides we are not focused on challenging and STOPPING THEM. Worthy of a few laughs over magnums of Dom Perignon, in castles, on superyachts and private islands, I am sure.

Meanwhile, the vile anti-life plan that is being perpetrated right now continues unopposed!

I have done what I can to focus on the totalitarian plan; to bring it forward for attention and I will continue to do so regardless of the noise and confusion, interpersonal scraps and miles upon miles of tedious verbal diarrhoea.

I was interviewed by Jerm Warfare last week, am interviewed by James Delingpole tomorrow and Doc Malik on 9th May. Hopefully, my clear message will penetrate through the dense fog and assist us all to unite to defend LIFE ITSELF against an assault so massive that it has become a huge and silent elephant in a noisy crowded room.

https://francesleader.substack.com/p/the-black-nobility-podcast

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You did warn me about the Breggins early on, Frances, and I wasn't ready to hear it. I'm not quite ready to decide the lawsuit was a sham. I worked with them reviewing articles about Malone, which Peter put together into the case in a way that was very impressive. Malone is so egotistical, I think he figured the threat of the suit would scare them into shutting up.

But seeing through one psyops certainly doesn't assume seeing through another. And there are so many circles of fake opposition to catch whoever strays outside the lines. I don't know what I believe.

And in another thread, Amy said there was only one place that she disagreed with me and that was Russell Brand. I told her it was funny, that I'd woken up that morning thinking, "Maybe I'm wrong about Russell." So I'm here to eat two crows ;-)

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Tereza, you are a very sharp-witted lady with an amazing skill in wordcraft. You like to plumb the depths of any issue and that takes persistence and focus.

These are the qualities I admire about you.

When you said, " I worked with them reviewing articles about Malone" I understood how your talents were hijacked. You lent the Breggins your power. Maybe you did the same for Russell Brand too.

What is that? Surely it is a generosity of spirit? A willingness to cooperate to achieve an objective! Unfortunately, in our desire to be a valuable member of society, we can become vulnerable to deliberate distractions which may divert us away from the simple solutions. These distractions waste our time, energy and influence, permitting the agenda to continue unimpeded. They also confuse us and sometimes, fogging up the landscape so much so that we lose our sense of direction.

Choose your destination, Tereza. Don't let anyone sway you off course. Not even me! xx

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Wise words, Frances. Thanks for the astute advice and kind compliments.

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Pretty good with flower arrangements as well I'd say.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Dear Frances, this is a fine comment.

This is pure poetry. :

"While we are focused on the squabbles about nationalities, religions and historic genocides we are not focused on challenging and STOPPING THEM. Worthy of a few laughs over magnums of Dom Perignon, in castles, on superyachts and private islands, I am sure."

They have also focused our attention on right vs left, Dem vs Repub, men vs women, Jew vs goy, Black vs White, etc etc. etc. as i'm sure you'll agree.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

"They strike me as part of the controlling clan here and they take their position very seriously. In other words, they fancy themselves as major influencers. The fracas with Mal One, which fizzled and distracted us for a time, smacked of a contrived Soap Opera in which each side of the argument elevated their fame. I found it all distastefully deceitful.

The true ruling globalists must have thoroughly enjoyed the performance."

This is astounding and seems to be "spot on." Great catch there! I mean GREAT.

I was reading another SS where the concept of gatekeepers was mentioned and the "Bs" fit his definition. The type gives out just enough truth to suck some of us in, then try to lead us down their path. Miles Mathis recently posted on that commenting on Eustace Mullins. I call th phenomenon "gaining street cred" which is what con artists do to get your attention before they spring the trap.

I usuallly have a decent nose for BS, but my detctors failed on this one. I must say that I admore your insight or intuition here.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Thanks for your kind words! The insight and intuition I possess is hard won over 57 years of taking part in British activism. I have seen EVERY movement or protest taken over by undercover agents of one kind or another and this is the main reason why I work autonomously and refuse to join or endorse groups. I learned at the school of hard knocks! xx

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"I have seen EVERY movement or protest taken over by undercover agents of one kind or another and this is the main reason why I work autonomously and refuse to join or endorse groups."

So true and it goes for religions and revolutions as well. I also refuse to much to do with groups and for similar reasons.

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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

This is one of the most courageous, classy, spiritually savvy and epic posts I've ever read. It spoke to me on so many levels. Truly liberating.

I've been aware of some of this hideous fake historical narrative for quite some time, but I knew I could never tackle it without throwing flames and pissing everyone off - and truthfully, I'm just not informed and smart enough to do it - no one could have done it more brilliantly and elegantly than you. It is a substack for the ages.

I too have German heritage, almost exclusively, and the first act of a young showgirl who wanted to strut the stage and be in showbiz, was to immediately change my last name.

I translated Steinbach to Stonebrooke, surrendering to the Holocaust of Shame.

I knew very early on that I would have to reject/hide my identity if I wanted to play that game. The number of times I was grilled about my heritage and outright lied about my nationality in interviews and auditions would astonish you. It made me sick and added more shame to the equation to have to do so.

This may not have been for the Breggins, as much as it was for so many of us who have lived under this poisonous cloud.

So much more I could say, but, I will simply thank you for so eloquently busting down the unfathomable, divisive litany of lies and tackling this with such dignity. And Nef, too.

As you said so well...Illusions aren’t serving any of us, no matter how comforting.

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When I glanced at your comment in my email, I started tearing up. But I waited to read it fully and savor it, and let my eyes well up. Your friendship, Pasheen, does more for me than you can know. You are so generous with your affections, and so scary smart. And you pick your posts wisely on which to sharpen your claws ;-)

Thank you for sharing your personal story. Yes, I think that was exactly the meaning of this brush with the Breggins. It really took the mask off that pretend-compassion. Zero interest in what happened to MY people and YOURS. Only whining about why people don't say, "Can you stop harping on the Jews? Haven't we killed millions enough?" Bullshit. It was a perfect lesson in why I can stop playing nice.

No one I'd rather have on my side in that than you, my clever and perspicacious cat lady.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

oh no...now I'm tearing up...obviously some deep wounds that need to heal? I didn't realize how deep they were.

It is past time to take the masks (and gloves) off and dump the illusions. I'm right there with you, my friend, and happy to have your back, anytime. What a brilliant treasure you are!

Having a hell of a morning...had a run in with a guy coming into my backyard trying - or saying he was marking it to hook up 5G (or so he said) to my electrical meter. I followed and grilled him, breathing fire - It was close to a cage fight. He would not tell me his name - no company name, and would not give me a number to call, and would not let me see his badge and take a picture of it...hmmmm...evidently, I'm not paranoid ENOUGH? Gang stalkers gotta stalk? TI's are not comfortable with this stuff...

Then the screeching ducks on the roof - I literally had to talk them off the ledge...for almost an hour...there's been lots of tree cutting around here the past week, I think their nests were destroyed and they were looking for their chicks...I've been here before when their chicks fell into the pool...the screeches were too familiar, so I was out hunting for baby ducks and sweet-talking the parents into chilling out...OMG.

I need some freaking cabana boys, or can I at least get my lazy freaking digital twin down here from the cloud to help me out?

I'm venting...sorry...friends sometimes do that? Thanks again for a most stunning article, truly epic...it is a keeper! And so are you! 💋💞💗💓

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If you're going for the cage fight, at least sell tickets. You've got vet bills up the wazoo! Howling with laughter over your screeching ducks and missing cabana boys.

In my next pre-birthday episode, I'll share my latest psychological trick for putting my multiple personalities to good use! Smooches!

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You've got some pretty amazing friends.

All in one morning, back-yard stalker, roof full of screeching ducks, duck chick hunt, and still time found to read this article and tag it: Epic.

I've surmised that you are one of the very few in life who could find yourself down at the local Precinct at 2am and needing someone to come down and post bail for you, and you'd have way more than one handful of people to call.

Now your friend on the other hand, noisy tree cutters, creepy stalkers, not a cabana boy in site, what would she do?

Call you of course.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

😍💋💋

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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I feel so bad for you that you felt you had to hide your heritage! No one is responsible for what their ancestors did or did not do. I have many German friends and never would associate them with the atrocities of their ancient leaders. We all have ancestors who did shitty things. I'm Irish, British, and Viking. Not a pure lot, any of them. I think of Germans as smart! German engineers have made the world a better place. Be proud!

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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Actually I knew I HAD to hide it. Hollywood, after all. A strange coming out party on Tereza's stack, no?

Interestingly, my grandfather was an engineer and my father an aeronautical engineer...clever boyz, I'm told.

One day soon we'll all be transhuman synths or batteries...or whoever is left of us will be, but I feel sure there will always be a caste system - some borg will always have some new upgrade...there will always be the next "new and improved' version. We just better hope we are able to jump out of here in time...before we are unable to do so. I refuse to navigate THAT horror show.

No more guilt...no more shame...

Thank you darling, you are so precious! My sister viking shield maiden! 💋💞💓

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

❤️💋💕

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Pasheen, if it's of any consolation to you, after WWII, my British parents, horrified at the Allies carpet bombing of Dresden and other German cities, went to Germany in a group with the intention of helping them to rebuild (a futile undertaking, of course, but their heart was in the right place). My father was a conscientious objector because he refused to go and kill young German men, who at any other time he would have met as brothers (of course he had to go to prison). So not everyone believed the propaganda, even back then. I grew up questioning the 6 million, because my mother told me that every few years or so in the newspapers the figure went up and up. Interestingly Churchill's memoirs make no mention of any holocaust of a particular group of people.

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Nor the memoirs of any statesman of that era, who would have certainly used that to justify the war, or diaries of any of returning soldiers. Peter talks about his uncle, who Gingers mentions that he didn't like for other reasons, coming back and talking about the concentration camp he'd been put in charge of. I wonder if it had Germans inside.

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there certainly were camps and there certainly were Jewish people killed. I worked for a short time with a Jewish man from the Netherlands, whose whole family was killed there, with the exception of this dad. But atrocities happen in every war. What did the Ukrainian Russian deserve to be murdered like that? Armenians? these Muslims in Myanmar and China?

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It's not a mystery I've solved. Once you know, beyond a shadow of a doubt, that you've been lied to about one thing, it's hard to take anything else on faith. It's been a long process for me of unraveling what I've been told. In this episode, I link the ones I've done, starting from barely formulating the question: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/my-hitler-journey

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May 2·edited May 2Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Claire, Tereza, Pasheen, and Nef. In case you all haven't seen this video where they show newspaper articles from 1915-1938 speaking about 6 million Jews:

https://rumble.com/v4clfwh-propaganda-of-six-million-jews-before-wwii-1915-1938.html

Great article, Tereza!

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Thanks Rhonda, I'll edit in the link on my new one that deals particularly with the six million hoax (such a mild word for the deaths, enslavement and exile of tens of millions)

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May 2·edited May 2Liked by Tereza Coraggio

"Hoax" is a mild word, considering what it represents. As for the name Bauer, in the case of the Rothschild family, they probably changed some other name to Bauer, and so on, to keep hiding their identity. Whoever they might be, they are the same ones presented in their god-complex Buy-Bull, however, and are still and always will be murderers and liars. I still maintain, unless proven otherwise, they were Cain's descendants, and then did a bait-and-switch-name-change tactic to Seth, having us then believe they were the good/god guys, although clearly, they continued to murder and lie throughout their Buy-Bull.

Not to get too off topic, but I'm still pondering the Egyptian Set/Seth, as well, so perhaps that name was used to sow even more confusion, or at that time the psychopaths didn't have enough common sense or weren't smart enough to come up with a completely different name. What I've found, when un-spelling the words, is Cain's name comes up a lot in negative words, like "vaccination." The thing is "Cain Abel = I Balance," and "Cain Seth = Teach/Cheat Sin = Asthenic (debility) = I Chasten (punish/restrain).

Anyway, it was late last night, Tereza, and the 6-million-video came to mind, so I just posted it quickly, but I wanted to say today that it really saddens my heart that people, such as yourself, Pasheen, and others, have undeservingly been made to feel shame of their ancestry. It's even more disheartening, and truly angers me, that so many endured what they did, and then on top of that, were lied about. It truly is like the psychopath hitting their victim, and then themself screaming out in pain.

You did a great service to humanity, in presenting this information in such an eloquent and loving way. I couldn't have been so nice. So, thank you, Tereza!

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Thank you much, Rhonda. That means a lot to me.

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thanks, Claire...so interesting...

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"I'm just not informed and smart enough to do it..."

You may not be informed, but you obviously have enough smarts to handle the job. In particular, it takes a special kind of smarts to recognize how poorly informed one may be. I'm not particularly bright myself, but decades of study has shown me how little I know and how badly decieved I've been by my "betters."

Ultimately I know that I know very little and understand even less. I've also learned that it's best to question everything and to learn to make peace with ambiguity as well as ignorance.

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you sound very wise to me...I always try to stay fluid and open to everything...and willing to change my mind, anytime. Thanks for coming by to give me a prop or two...back at you!

and yes, question everything...again and again...including and primarily, yourself.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Tereza, I appreciate your ability to navigate the tricky and controversial terrain with such warmth and grace and feminine power.

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You say that so beautifully, 8pak. And you capture exactly what I was aiming for--warmth and grace and feminine power. In some very rocky and ankle-turning terrain ;-)

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

So well put.

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Absolutely beautifully written! As a Jewish person myself (of Eastern European heritage) I endorse every single word in your article.

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That's very kind of you, Michael, and especially meaningful to me. I can't tell you how grateful I am that it resonated with you.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Tereza, you are consistently, intelligently provocative and stimulating. I know there are mixed feelings on all topics, but I tempered my enthusiasm for the Breggins during the scamdemic, believe it or not. How can that be? Because of feeling overwhelmed by a "China is the evil primary cause of global evil" mantra throughout the writings, including the Global Predator book which I started but did not finish. I found enough other sources to cover the covid fraud. I am not shocked by their reaction here. And I also supported them against Malone, etc.

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Thank you so much, Howard. Yes, I bought three copies of their book to support them. When I finally opened one to figure out WHO the global predators were, something they don't reveal until p. 322, I was shocked at how simplistic it was. Anyone who opposes Trump or has investments in China.

They agree with Malone on that, btw. My earliest clue that something was off with Malone was a guest post by a woman who talked about China wanting to take over the world because they needed 'lebensraum.' How obvious is that, to use one Nazi psyop to describe China? So bizarrely out of context. I posted about it in his thread. But now it seems like the Breggins are accusing Iran of needing 'lebensraum'.

Was it all theater? Another circle of psyops? Or just a blind spot? I just don't know.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

For a long time, I have thought that we live in "The Truman Show." I assume that everything is theater until proven otherwise. Malone is a classic. Trump is another. So were/are the NAZIs. The only thing that's real in this "reality" is our souls.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Great questions. Maybe they can become Trump's Shmuley Boteach.

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Hahaha! I shouldn't laugh. That guy's seriously scary.

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"Anyone who opposes Trump or has investments in China."

Fix those two things and everything in the world will be fine again.

How much was this book?

Refundable?

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Oh, yes, that was my take as well. I noticed that from the Breggins and Naomi Wolf - both were pushing the "China is the global predator" idea, so I pretty much didn't pay them much attention. I think the final straw for me was conversation between Naomi Wolf, Peter Breggin and Riener Fuellmich, when it seemed to devolve into "poor Jews are always the victims." I guess at this late stage in the game, I tend to expect that those in "truther world" have started to question history and false flags, etc. And I have to admit that I am suspicious of Jews in the truther movement because they seem to have blinders on when it comes to those of their own tribe.

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Right, Naomi Wolf is definitely in that camp, I've fallen out with some admirers of hers over it. I think you've seen my article on Naomi and Shemitism, but just in case: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/the-devil-and-naomi-wolf

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Wow, Tereza- you are on top of everything! Thanks for the link!!

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yes, same with Naomi Wolf. My affairs with the Naomis have all ended in failure. Way back in the era of "The Shock Doctrine," I fell in love with the other Naomi. She was still the greater Naomi to me even when Wolf's book on ten stages of fascism came out. Then 2020 and I "cancelled' Naomi I and supported II in her stead. But that quickly waned with the China and "anti Semitism forever" mantras. So now, I've dumped both Naomis.

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Yes I have a few of the books from both and my book begins with a quote from Klein. And since then I've broken up with them. And let's not get started on Noams! https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/noam-chomsky-is-the-problem

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Oh, don't remind me! Chomsky's tedious drivel ruined my undergrad years. I still shudder when I come across his name today!

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Lol

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yes, I was a big fan of Naomi Klein after her book Shock Doctrine, but quickly dropped her after she was pushing the global warming/climate change scam. It even made me wonder if she actually wrote Shock Doctrine herself--it's all about disaster capitalism, but she seems to only see it when she wants to. Klein was all in on the covid scam. As for Naomi Wolf, she has always bothered me, and I never completely trusted her.

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Yes, Shock Doctrine was a concept that illuminated so much. I have her climate book in a box to give to the library, but I did get the introductory quote for my book from it. I never put it together that climate change is the ultimate shock doctrine. Duh!

And yes, I thought what Naomi Wolf was saying in the article I responded too was so bizarre everyone had to see it. But no! She was laying out what they were taught in Hebrew school, that God gave them Israel but they had to keep their end of the covenant, and live up to being his chosen people. It's really the same thing that Peter was saying. This is drilled into them and they can't see what's wrong with it.

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Apr 26Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yes, the brainwashing is so severe and I think they are emotionally attached to their narrative (believing that you are God's chosen and therefore superior to others feeds narcissism). Yet, some break free from it, like Benjamin Freedman, Gilad Atzmon, Shlomo Sands, and Jack Bernstein---in one of Bernstein's books, I'm pretty sure he says that the Jews just made that chosen myth up.

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Apr 30Liked by Tereza Coraggio

It's also interesting and telling how these "self-haters" span the partisan "political spectrum." Sand would be labelled "left," Freedman (and Alfred Lilienthal, "What Price, Israel") would be labelled "conservative" and/or "right," and Atzmon, I believe, is beyond labeling.

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Apr 30Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Looks like this guy broke free from the brainwashing, unfortunately it looks like he woke up because his son is dying from the kill shot:

See 41 min mark on video below:

As for the Zionist role in the Covid operation, in the video below, Jewish guy says "this is a genocide by the Israelis, getting rid of all of you Americans, you're part of the land of Edom, they consider Donald Trump their Messiah, they gave Donald Trump the silver crown of the Torah which is to be put on the head of the messiah, they are 163 Orthodox Jewish Rabbis who gave Trump the silver crown of the Torah, came together at Trump's golf course and gave him the silver crown, 2 weeks ago, they have him a menorah with the inscription "Prince of peace." In Israel, the Knesset and Sanhedrin have proclaimed Donald Trump the messiah, he worked 4 years on Trump's campaign team, Trump is considered the messiah by these 163 Rabbis who run your country, the whole covid agenda was done by Zionist Jews, and they want all of you dead here in the land of Edom, they consider Donald Trump the head of Edom, they are going to kill you people off with this injection, you are considered Amelek.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/cxzDYW5z6d6U/

This Jewish guy is apparently motivated to speak out because his son is dying from the kill shot. On his instagram page, he has a number of rabbi videos posted, where you can see them on camera talking about how America is "Edom" and has to be destroyed, how 2/3 of the world are "idol worshippers" and have to die

His instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trump_played_you/

And I've even seen a video where an American Christian went to Israel and was spreading the word about Jesus, and an Israeli confronted him and said something along the lines of "according to the Torah, the Godly thing to do is kill you." And these are the people we have been giving billions to every single year!!

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What did you think about Fuellmich? He sure faded fast. I wish I had saved the vid when "Zelenko" bragged about his treating (and saving) thousands of covid patients and RF asked him how he knew it was covid. I don't remember the exact response, but Zelenko conveniently "died" shortly thereafter.

Now Zelenko's kid is on a vid with the Breggins. Something curious going on it seems.

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Apr 26Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Well, when he first came on the scene and did his big lawyerly presentation of his findings, and also introduced himself and his lawyer background/credentials, I was impressed and thought he was going to be using the legal system to fight back against the tyranny (that was the impression I got). And this is what I'm talking about: https://www.globalresearch.ca/video-crimes-against-humanity-the-german-corona-investigation/5725795

At first I didn't mind all of the interviews-I just figured he needed more info for his case. But as the interviews kept going on and on, I became suspicious--why was he doing so many interviews when he already knew the whole thing was BS (he outlined all of the evidence of it being BS in his presentation)? And that's when I started getting suspicious. It seems like a bait-and-switch occurred. At first, he seemed to be suggesting that he was going to file a lawsuit, and then after countless interviews, he said he was going to try it in the court of public opinion. So, I kind of felt like it was some kind of stalling operation, to give people false hope that lawyers were going to take action. Some lawyers did (Todd Callender, Tom Renz) but Fuellmich didn't.

The whole thing with Zelenko was very strange. I didn't believe there was ever a pandemic (just a PCR false positive pseudopandemic, with lots of fear porn and staging), so I had trouble making sense of the doctors who were out there pushing the hysteria (e.g. Pierre Kory). But now I think they were part of the psychological warfare operation.

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Apr 26Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Thanks and I agree with all. Very hard to separate the wheat from the chaff, for sure and there seems to be much more of the latter, and a lot of bait and switch going on as well. I think the current subjects fall into that category.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Ooooh! Thanks for reminding me about the Bs and their cornball ranting about China.

For everyone who doesn't realize it, "Red" China is apparently was/is another global banking mafia creation. Mao was a Yali. Investigating that fact will uncover a lot.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yes indeed, communist China was a creation of the CFR. I have a great book written in 1995 called The Final Warning which starts at Weishaupt and the Illuminati. But no one was listening back then. The warning fell on deaf ears.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Is that The Final Warning book by David Rivera? I recall watching a talk by him many years ago when I was first waking up to the plot.

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Yes, it was David Rivera and I was able to save a pdf of it. He was fed up with not being able to get it re-published after putting so much effort into it, so he just made it available to anyone who wanted to download it. I bet you can't find it any more, however.

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Apr 26Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Oh, I found it. I actually started skimming through and found some interesting info on pg 452 about the UPC codes and how they have a 666 embedded in them--I've heard that elsewhere. Seems like with the level of control they have already had for decades, they are going to get their NWO/world govt/Great Reset. I

https://archive.org/details/DavidAllenRiveraFinalWarning.HistoryOfTheNewWorldOrder/page/n451/mode/2up

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There are so many books called "The Final Warning." Who's the author, please? Any links, please?

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

David Rivera as mentioned by Sandra. I have a pdf copy of it - you used to be able to just 'google' it and find his website to download a copy. He did an original print run but second time round he couldn't get anyone to publish it for him.

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Many thanks!

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When I wuz a kid, I wondered what was up with Kissinger and his sidekick, Nixon the "Republican," suddenly going to China. It's no mystery any longer.

Here's a short article (My apologies in advance if the link doesn't work any longer) and the leading picture is worth several volumes of text.:

Anna Louise Strong, cheerleader for Mao

https://usefulstooges.com/2015/12/25/anna-louise-strong-cheerleader-for-mao/

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Yup! Definitely worth the dive:

https://www.mygen.com/users/ufo/Mao_was_a_Yale_Man.html

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Double thanks, in fact.:

"The Yali Academy -- later known as the Yali Middle School -- opened its doors to Chinese students in 1906 in the ancient walled city of Changsha. There, students were instructed in both Western and Chinese subject matter. Soon, recent Yale graduates began to be recruited as short-term instructors, known as the "Bachelors." By 1918, due to the generosity of Edward Harkness, construction was completed on a new, state-of-the-art medical college, hospital and middle school campus."

No further comment necessary...

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Thanks!

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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

That was a tour de force, Tereza. You at your best, your most magisterial. You have said much that needed to be said and brought forward, regardless of whether the Breggins - honorable people - were referring to you or not. Thank you - and thank you to the Breggins!

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I really appreciate that, Tirion. Magisterial! I'm going to need to tell my daughters that ;-)

I'm very happy to be speaking to those who understand that it needs to be brought forward, and the subtle mechanisms thought through. It makes all the difference.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Good to know, Tereza. I very much hope that our understanding gives a boost to your already considerable strength and courage. We're all in this together, for a purpose.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Tereza does have a gift for presenting facts. I don't know if I could do a video like that.

I'm certainly not as photogenic. All kidding aside, she covered a LOT of ground.

She is so fair, I hope that the Breggins notice that.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Your videos don't need to be like Tereza's. You are unique and perfect. Your videos would be, too. I think your videos would be rather compelling. I know I'd watch them! I know from my own experience that making videos is not much different from any other set of skills: they improve with practice, and every journey begins with the first step. So, if you are contemplating making videos, best foot forward!

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Apr 24·edited Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I wasn't suggesting that I was going to make videos, I do feel tempted. I not only lack the skills but reasonable quality equipment. I might try podcasts. But not sure. I am looking into doing something though.

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My equipment is very low tech. My mac has photo booth, that I use to record clips, then put them into iMovie to edit. An external mic made a huge difference--I had to go back and increase the volume 400% on my earliest ones. And an attached light. If you do them, there are a couple of tricks I figured out that I'll share. But it was easier than I thought, once I got over thinking I needed someone to teach me how.

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The documentary “Europa” (on Bitchute) shows a completely different story about the lead-up and aftermath of WW2. The Getmans were not (totally) the bad guys here. As usual, the Jews started it.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

You do realise that the NAZIs were a Zionist psyop, right? Most of the NAZI leadership were Jewish? The globalists (satanic Sabbatean-Franksts) manipulate/hide behind the Zionists, who in turn manipulate/hide behind the Jews/Jewishness/antisemitism. So the Jews get the blame for everything, even though they are more victim than perpetrator.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

My next post will cover some of that.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Go Nefahotep! 🙌🏻

Looking forward to reading that in due course :)

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I'm going to give it a least a few more days. Maybe this weekend.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Good idea. I think it always pays to sit on a finished article until the subconscious has had time to mull it over before publication ;)

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I was glad I did that with this one because it was the next morning when the ending came to me. And I was happy to bring it back around to the personal and not just end with data. I find that often happens.

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Looking forward to reading it!

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Yup pretty much

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

The Japanese people and legitimate leadership were not the bad guys either. I strongly suspect that the crackpot miltarists in Japan were a tiny group paid off by the usual suspects to agitate (and assasinate) for war.

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Agree. I take what they say and flip it 180 and start from there - closer to the truth.

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That's an excellent trick. Everything has been inverted, so if you flip it, you're at a better starting place.

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I agree. WOrks almost 100%.

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How bout the possibility they were infiltrated by CIA with the goal of pulling them into the war?

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🙌🏻

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Germany was blamed for instigating WW1 as well, but that is also a load of the usual malarky.

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Yep. Every war/conflict/uproar is blamed on everone but the actual instigators.

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And in this case the lie continues for over a century now and are promoted by prominent people and believed by the masses.

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Just wait until they realize this has been happening since virtually the beginning of time and really watch their heads spin!

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I read the text in the Breggins article. They comprise classic whataboutery (what about other countries doing bad things?) and seek to portray Jews as perennial victims.

The world harps on about Israel not because it hate Jews but because Israel is the cutting edge (espionage, compromat, playbook, AI, robot dogs, drones etc) of the war on humanity—waged by precisely the globalist predators the Breggins claim to expose.

That they are blind to this home truth lumps them in with the average Zionist or Jewish exceptionalist. No one should be surprised if they were eyeing Gaza beachfront property brochures.

The knee jerk response to your extremely polite article does their “scientific” credentials no service. Indeed, the more “conspiracy” minded in the Covid conversation may consider them controlled opposition. And anyway I’m increasingly skeptical of any Americans who tout their MD as a credential. American medicine lost or rather sold its way a long time ago.

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Thanks, Nizami, for noticing how polite I was. When Nef sent me an email on the comment they'd deleted, I went back to their podcast where I'd read the text but hadn't listened. I read through the other comments and it seemed to me this post of theirs had backfired. Perhaps one out of ten was neutral enough for them to 'like'. The vast majority were some version of 'not sure how you could see through covid but not this.' The top comment with 48 likes at that time was decidedly critical, although polite.

But several others were questioning their role at a deeper level, that their book was endorsed by McCullough and his questionable (I'm being polite here) Wellness Company; the role they've played, the distraction into a very mainstream pro-Trump right agenda.

I'm still grateful to them for having been the occasion of my Malone awakening. But I don't know what's staged and what's real anymore. Thanks for your thoughtful response.

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"...it seemed to me this post of theirs had backfired."

I sensed that as well and I hope it's not a case of wishful thinking.

One of the main things that irritates me is the fact that they were not willing to discuss the issue in a mature and intelligent manner but jumped right into arbitrarily and heavy handedly censoring and banning well put and legitimate views. For me that was a huge red flag.

Way to go Pete 'n Ginger!

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"I’m increasingly skeptical of any Americans who tout their MD as a credential. American medicine lost or rather sold its way a long time ago."

Trust me, I'm in a position to know, and you are not only correct, but it apples as well to physicians all around the world. I know docs, nurses, and pharmacists from the US, Europe and several Asian countries and all of them are good people, technically competent in their fields, but astonishingly ignorant of their own ignorance and the ignorance extant is astounding.

The vast majority are still on board with the usual covid narrative.

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I go back to the question I always ask, Geoff--what would enable you to have done better in their shoes? Would you have been born superior in your discernment, so that no matter what education, incentives and economic pressure you were under, you could have pierced through the cognitive dissonance?

We're here to critique ideas, systems and stories, not people. If the doctors, based on what they're being told, are both ignorant and arrogant, what would make you different in their role? What's caused them to be that way?

If you stood to lose your house and have your means of making a living dry up while you had children to support, would you defy the establishment or go along with it, and then convince yourself you were right?

I know I would do whatever it took to keep my daughters housed and fed. I don't think it's right to judge other people for their actions when we're not in their position.

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"...what would enable you to have done better in their shoes?"

I would have started by questioning things. Next, I would have ditched the typical arrogance and not have assumed my "superiority" in most, if not all things just because I have a fancy piece of paper affirming my "intelligence" in a certain area. Third, before opening my mouth on a given topic, I would have double and triple (or more) checked my sources. Fourth I would have been willing to listen to other than the standard i.e., herd stories. Fifth, I would have been willing to admit that I could be wrong on occasion. I could go on, but I don't see much point.

Now, I ask you, what makes you think that I have not been in their shoes? You also seem to assume that I have not "defied the establishment" and if so, then I have news for you. As for protecting their means of making a living, that's a very weak excuse for a lot of their deficiencies, and besides, it's not about just making a living, which can be done without the sticking to the profession (I know a lot of nurses, for example, who quit their jobs in defiance of the jab mandates and thy are all doing well).

And furthermore, I don't need a momma to preach to me and I don't come here to be lectured or scolded or reminded of the obvious. As for doctors as people, and as a group, and anyone else who assumes a position of authority, they also position themselves so's to be evaluated, judged and even criticized for their failures and worse, so no one needs to make excuses for any of them and I ain't buying it. I ain't buying the virtual signalling either.

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What you're saying is that you would have been born superior to them, even if born as them. Your superior soul, dropped into their bodies and life experiences, would have enabled you to make better choices. You are in a position to judge all other people because you were born with a higher morality, no matter what circumstances you'd been born into.

This is exactly my objection to Peter, that he believes Jews are born morally superior. It makes no logical sense to me and not to other readers, obviously.

I'm not sure exactly why you came back to my stack, after your snide comment that you were eternally grateful I'd introduced you to Nef, implying at least you'd gotten something out of my stack. You seem to have taken my statement that I ban people for insulting others as a challenge, and are hell-bent on insulting people until I ban you. Then you can tell others that I'm just like all the rest, and don't allow discussion that disagrees with me on my stack.

You aren't welcome here, Geoff. Tell people whatever you want. I have plenty of people as well-read as you who don't feel the need to show off and put other people down. I don't know what's driving you to be this way but, you're right, I'm not your momma who needs to put up with it.

And how old exactly do you think I'm turning to be your momma?

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We - American medical doctors - are typically on board with most of the usual narratives. We like to think of ourselves as independent thinkers, but I’ve come to believe we’re largely conformist. We tend to embrace and defend the prevailing narratives as our own: we are most rewarded when we do and sometimes punished when we don’t.

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Doc! Nice to see you over here. Glad my Racket comment lured you over ;-) Always happy to get your thoughts on my thoughts.

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Here's part of the reason why. It doesn't explain the insufferable arrogance of the ignorant tho! : )

A great deal of what these doctors know about these new products, which now constitute the major part of their prescriptions, and for which they are in a position to prescribe so specifically, they have learned from the medical communications of the industrv rather than from their schools, their professional societies, a text, or their teaching or communitv hospitals. In large measure, they have learned this from you. Thus the doctor has been twice blessed by you. You have created the product, and you have instructed him as to its usage. You are emerging as a dominant influence in postgraduate therapeutics." That the situation is as Dr. Dana described it no one doubts. But how many anxious patients would consider it altogether a blessing for their doctor's prescriptions to be determined bv people who sell drugs rather than by doctor-teachers who have only the patient's welfare to gain from use of any medicine they advise? Dr. Dana perhaps unwittingly noted another possible reason for physicians' acceptance of something less than the best standards of quality. "Incidentally," he told his drug company listeners at the New York symposium, "many of the M.D.'s are loyal stockholders!!"

Do We Need a Census of Worthless Drugs?

by John Lear

The Saturday Review, May 7, 1960, pp. 53-57

https://www.unz.com/print/SaturdayRev-1960may07-00053/Contents/

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I think they call it the Dunning Kruger Effect.

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New one. Thx.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Unfortunately, I was blocked by the Breggs for something I said on their blog. I had been a big supporter of them. I can't even remember the exact thing that pissed them off. But it seemed like a childish thing to do. I've moved on. I am glad they got out of the Malone crap, but I really don't give 2 shits about them anymore.

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Yes they do seem to be quite trigger-happy on the 'ban commenter' button. But it seems you're in good company, Greg.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Childish strikes me as a key word.

Also I'm also beginning to suspect that people like that attempt to build street cred by claiming to fight heroically for "da people" such as portraying themselves as anti-predator, anti big pharma, etc. I do not see how one can truly hold those positions while still pushing the trite, simplistic, corny, and tiresome "victim" narratives ad nauseum.

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A very thoughtful and well written piece.

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Thank you so much, Christian, for reading and taking the time to post the kind comment.

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This is Ginger and Peter Breggin responding to Tereza, who believes that we were directing our criticism of antisemitism toward her. In fact we were not. We had no idea that she had posted something about the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and we are having some difficulty figuring out why she did. The statement Tereza attributes to someone named Nefahotep that 6 million Jews could not have died in the Holocaust as there were only a few hundred thousand Jews in Germany, is based on an extraordinary misunderstanding of the Holocaust. The vast number of Jews were killed by the Nazis throughout Europe, including an estimated 3 million or more in Poland. Our response to the antisemitism that we are witnessing in the US and elsewhere and which is debasing and distracting the debates about the global threats to all our freedoms is in our own article: Antisemitism becomes personal to the Breggins: (78) Antisemitism becomes personal to the Breggins (substack.com) We are dismayed that people do not simply say, stop harping on Jews, we have murdered enough of them over thousands of years, and we don’t want another Holocaust. We are also beginning to suspect that much of what is going on has been staged by the globalists to distract us from our task in unearthing and exposing them. While we are glad that Tereza has written so positively about us we find this entire discussion confusing and we will not be responding further on this Substack.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

When you consider the size of the camps and the technology that was available at the time, the logistics do not support the claim that 6,000,000 Jews were killed by the Nazis. Someone did the math. According to him it would have taken 87 years for the Nazis to kill 6,000,000 Jews and dispose of all those bodies. The Red Cross estimated that the number of people who died in the camps were less than 300,000, and that most of those deaths were caused by a typhoid outbreak and by starvation after the allies bombed the supply lines. Likewise, according to the World Almanac, the population of European Jews in 1948 was 15,753,638 as compared to 15,315,350 in 1933. If 6,000,000 Jews had been killed by the Nazis, one would assume that the number of Jews in 1948 would have been fewer than in 1933. And finally, Jews weren't a majority of the inmates in some of those camps. For example, according to what seem to be credible sources, 87% of the inmates in Dachau and 53% of the inmates in Auschwitz were Catholics. Perhaps you should ask yourselves why do we never hear about those victims of the Third Reich.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Bulls eye

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It's been such a linchpin narrative of control, which is basically done now. Though not everyone can get there. The ironies here are so bitter, I don't know how anyone can continue to swallow them. Identity-snag. Great comment.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

"Perhaps you should ask yourselves why do we never hear about those victims of the Third Reich."

The answer is that they were not among the "special" ones who mattered. Yaweh the Vicious has his lil pets you know!

Besides, they say that neurotics build dream castles in the air and schizophrenics move in. I've observed that there is a special group that enjoys building nightmares in the air and hordes of horror seekers flood in.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

"They say that neurotics build dream castles in the air and schizophrenics move in. I've observed that there is a special group that enjoys building nightmares in the air and hordes of horror seekers flood in." -- Goeff, that was totally EPIC.

It's quite true, the victims of the Third Reich were an assortment of different people from various walks of life; the thing they had in common, they were mostly Dissidents just like many of us in the US right now. I know that I wasn't there, but there seems to always be a percentage of people who are more awake than others, it pains me to think that people who wanted nothing to do with the Reich, were considered criminals.

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Apr 25Liked by Tereza Coraggio

I've recently become a paid subscriber of The Fascio Newsletter. Finding it incredibly illuminating.

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I've been loving the Fascio! Very insightful.

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"The answer is that they were not among the "special" ones who mattered. Yaweh the Vicious has his lil pets you know!"

As they say: "One group was the privileged". The rest were commoners".

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

"We are also beginning to suspect that much of what is going on has been staged by the globalists to distract us from our task in unearthing and exposing them."

Yup.

Still I'd like to knw why Nefahotep's comments were censored. They provided good information that was well delivered, perfectly civil and unimpeachable in every way. I have been a "fan" and admirer of yours since discovering you at the beginning of covid, bought and read your book on global predators which I thought was good, but your harsh treatment of "Nef" hit me as if someone smacked me upside the head and I must say that I would never have guessed that good folk could behave like that. I also rooted for you in the Malone episode and am glad the thing has gone away.

However, your censorship has really made me view you and your motives in a much less positive way and has also changed my attitude about the whole question. I am also astounded that a psychiatrist, of all people, would believe, then repeat old war time propaganda and hate speech as if it were all true. In my opinion, it's about time that "Jews" and everyone else stop whining and playing the victim 24/7/365 ad infinitum and start growing up, but I know that'll never happen.

Note to TC.: Feel free to trash and censor this comment as you see fit. Thank you.

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no trashing or censoring needed. I agree.

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You know, since they mentioned distraction, it's becoming ever clearer to me that the standard "h" narrative has been filling that bill ever since it's inception, and it's an old trick.

I suggest some folks remove the beam from their own eye first.

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I'm almost certain that there will be no response, and if there is one it'll be ineffably infantile.

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They said they weren't going to reply, Geoff. Your prediction was true before you wrote it. Their blind spot on this does nothing to diminish the thousands of patients they've prevented from being injured by SSRI's and lobotomies. I know people here in Santa Cruz who credit them with saving their lives--before I ever even knew who they were. Peter has testified against pharmaceutical companies in a way that got them targeted when a vent on their gas heater was cut, so everyone was getting sick right before he was going to testify. Their story about that, long before the Malone incident, was what gave me the courage to come forward. They've been bankrupted by their actions protecting victims of psychiatric drugs. Whether they can change their whole identity now, to suit what you and I know about the history of the Jews, is irrelevant. They still have more courage and integrity than most anyone I know.

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"They said they weren't going to reply..."

Typical, along with name calling, for those who don't have an argument. Passive agressive at best and infantile too. The old "I'm not talking to you any more" cop out.

"Whether they can change their whole identity now, to suit what you and I know about the history of the Jews, is irrelevant."

In what way(s)? It's not irrelevant to me, but they are fast falling into that category. As for courage and integrity, that may have been true at one time assuming we can believer their incessant self preening, but it seems the mask is coming off.

In any case, I never expect anyone to do anything to suit me. Ever. To suggest that misses the point.

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To call other people cowards, passive aggressive, infantile and self-preening, then accuse them of name-calling ... I think there's a word for that, Geoff.

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No response so far.

Cowards.

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Zionism is a racist, genocidal ideology/movement.

We are witnessing a mass slaughtering the likes we have never seen. Yet, you mention antisemitism and the holocaust. Once powerful although increasingly redundant (Zionist) silencing, tools.

Are you familiar with the Nakba...the creation of this apartheid, militarised regime, its brutal treatment of a long suffering, occupied people? Good Lord!

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FIne comment there and I hope that you have better luck trying to reason with folks than I've ever had. I find it shocking and irritating that a claimed profesional can react so emotionally.

Another in a long list of formerly admirable folks. This covid scam has really taken the mask off so called professionals...

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I know. Well, I guess we can still applaud Breggin for having battled lobotomy.

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Yes, if we can now believe his claims about that, I still applaud what he says he did there, and I still appreciate the truth he's been telling about covid and the jabs.

Still, it really irks me that most of us use "the" and capitalize "holocaust" as if the only holocaust that ever counted was the one involving the supposed 6 million. The 6 million, in fact, is obvioulsy histironics on steroids, since according "Jewish" sources, Hitler nevr even had access to that many. Check this out. I hope the link still works but I wouldn't be surprised if it's dead and buried now.:

“…the total number of Jews under the direct rule of Nazi Germany to about 3,200,000.”

Pg 664 AMERICAN JEWISH YEAR BOOK

Statistics of Jews (1941-1942) - Ajcarchives.org

www.ajcarchives.org/AJC_DATA/Files/1941_1942_9_Statistics.pdf‎

And for people to not question the standard narrative is as abominable as it is astounding Thanks for your comments.

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His own?

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I understand what you mean. At one point I bought the Holocaust narrative and it was hard to unravel. I’m sure it’s even harder for the Jews who’s sense of superiority comes from it.

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It left me more angry tbh. What an extraordinary, hellish lie to force-feed the world....and maintain/enforce. It's a potent, lucrative, devious hoax/fraud on a remarkable scale.

Was also truly, deeply saddened by the unspeakable suffering of the German people... before, during and after WW2. Utterly devastating.

Someone posted a link (X) to the BBCs 1945 The Savage Peace - atrocities against Germans. (Amazing it's still on YT). Good and devastating (more brutal then even Hellstorm for me) - regardless of the damage control/propaganda re 'Nazi atrocities', lampshades...

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"We are also beginning to suspect that much of what is going on has been staged by the globalists to distract us from our task in unearthing and exposing them."

Any mention of their thoughts as to who the 'Globalists' are? International Banking Cartel? If so, owned/controlled by whom?

Would appreciate names, historical and current.

"The vast number of Jews were killed by the Nazis throughout Europe"

And were the Nazi's only German soldiers? No one else? And in trying to fight/defend against north/south/east/west, they still had additional military personnel to specifically hunt down Jews? And they traveled throughout Europe, set up concentration camps, extermination chambers, rail systems, train cars to traffic in the victims, and all this was done with what financing??? I thought Germany was in a War trying to defend its own country. Who sent them a few more $$ for these horrific atrocities? No agenda beyond??

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Thanks Tereza

The Irish were the first sugar plantation slaves. Their lives were cheap unlike the blacks.

Recommended Reading:

The Proclamation of 1625

By a black Irishman, Herbert Byrd Jr.

And

They Were White and They Were Slaves.

By Hoffman.

A real horror show.

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Yes, as I mentioned above, I write about the Irish plantation slaves in the third chapter of my book, The Plantocracy. It starts with a quote from Eric Williams in the 1944 Capitalism & Slavery. Then I quote from Derrick Jensen in The Culture of Make-Believe about the 1618 Proclamation that allowed children 8 yrs or older to be kid-nabbed, for which officials were paid a bounty and judges got 50% of the sale price. "In the colonies, mortality rates for these children often reached 90 to 95 percent within five years." Jensen cites They Were White and They Were Slaves.

In Hell or Connaught, Peter Beresford Ellis confirms that they were treated much more harshly than black slaves, who cost 50 pounds. For indentured servants, they paid 3-5 pounds for the passage and only owed them more if they survived the 14 (for girls) to 16 yrs (for boys).

White Cargo by Don Jordan and Michael Walsh talks about the 1625 proclamation, which I quote. But the best source I found was a fictionalized account called Testimony of an Irish Slave Girl by Kate McCafferty. It explains the dynamics of the slave hierarchy in Barbados and makes it very real.

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I have read Hell or Connaught and know of the others.

Any Irish found East of the Shannon River was killed or put on a slave ship.

Connaught was in the west, where much of the land was given to Cromwell's officers.

Nice overview.

Sounds like Gaza.

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I also found I'd referenced John Martin on The Irish Slave Trade--the Forgotten White Slaves, along with Hoffman directly. It's an important paradigm shift to realize that slavery was always about economics and political control, not about race.

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Okay, here is my response, round two. See my first response first :) HAha. There is a lot here that I do not know much about. I have heard it described as such, I have seen reference material. I have never studied up on it, personally. The first time I learned of it was in a movie presentation but I cannot recall what movie it was. I was taken aback. I was new to "you are being lied to about almost everything".

I am not really well educated on the subject and am not qualified to really dig into it on any level in this conversation, but I have enjoyed reading everyone elses responses. That's the only reason I have avoided the subject thus far. I just don't know many things about it. It's too big of a topic to walk around in without doing some homework on it.

But you do a magnificent job of relaying what you find and in a loving and caring manner. This is because you are a loving and caring person. None of us would want to see any of this happen to a people. None of us wish to be lied to. None of us should be able to accept any story that we are told about "history" without really looking into it some more.

There will always be more to know and there is a reason for that.

You are right about all people being equal.

You are right about the killing of innocent humans of any race not being okay and we have to talk about it because it is still happening today.

You are right to do the hard work that you do. You are SO GOOD at it. You bring a lot of hours of thought and "turning a thing over and over in your hand" to the table. Anyone who listens to you, even if they disagree with you on any number of fronts, can see that.

I appreciate all the work you must have put into this.

It's a big heavy topic. Of course, now a days, almost everything is a "big heavy topic".

I am surrounded by people who are receiving their talking points from the top of shit mountain.

So far, I have gotten them to agree with me on that point numerous times and I have found other topics where we have common ground.

I just focus on those.

But what you are doing here is important to your points. We need to recognize all people. There is no superior group, believe what you want; in my language we are all part of the one thing.

And having a few close friends is enough. Just a few friends who would stand up for you in a room you were not present in, is priceless.

I have the very distinct feeling that you are that kind of friend. And you would even be capable of supporting someone in something you did not necessarily agree with, so long as you didn't have to throw your own ethics under the bus.

Here is to you, you are a rare gem. May your messages be well received.

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Hello my rare gem. When I read your posts, I stop and daydream. I can't help it. You throw out such beautifully visual phrases, like 'turning a thing over in your hand.' Yes! Yes, I'd never thought of it that way but that's exactly what I do. I fiddle with it, fondle it, flip it this way and that, see what makes it come into focus. I love that!

Did you realize that your name transposes into Yam? Yam I am. That was just one of my random thoughts while daydreaming and turning your name over in my hand ;-)

I mostly spent one very obsessed day writing this. I skipped aerial practice, thinking I was going to get it done and out. When I finally went to bed and tried to lock the door, I realized I'd never unlocked, never gone outside. My inner ergonomics coach is going to start setting a timer for breaks every two hours where the computer must close!

I love you getting agreement that talking points are all from shit mountain. That's brilliant! I would imagine that one single agreement has ended endless futile arguments.

Yes on the few close friends who would stand up for you in a room where you're not there. That is, again, so perfectly put. And isn't that what all these stacks are, rooms where semi-private conversations go on with lots of eavesdroppers?

That definition of friend changes everything. I've clashed with different daughters over the years and then heard stories of someone talking trash about me, and them going feral. And I know that's true for my dance teacher and our other buddy. And more than anything, it's true for you and others here, who know what I really think better than anyone has in my life. And yes, it's absolutely true from me to you.

And yes, I have made some strange bedfellows by standing up for people I didn't agree with, because what was being done to them was unfair. In some ways, I guess that was me and the Breggins. In their political views, we really didn't agree. But what Malone did was wrong.

"May your messages be well received." A sentiment I'll treasure and return to. Thanks for the love note!

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Tereza,

Congratulations. I'd like you to stand up and take a bow.

At 222 comments, not to mention the depth of your own article, it's time you receive a 'standing ovation'.

As a matter of fact, one can only see this a such.

First you put yourself out there in an effort to find camaraderie in a new associate(s), both aligned against a similar foe (Malone).

Then unbeknownst to you, it was discovered by them that you crossed a line of personal conviction for them. You were dismissed.

The recoil was natural as the "snakes bite" must have hurt.

But, being you, for whatever reason, you took the high road when they banished you.

The internal 'turning of the stone in your hand' working every possible angle as to what happened was 'over the top' as most would have simply moved on.

But not Tereza. Please take another bow as the room is still standing giving you more ovation.

You pivoted: "I mostly spent one very obsessed day writing this. I skipped aerial practice, thinking I was going to get it done and out. When I finally went to bed and tried to lock the door, I realized I'd never unlocked, never gone outside."

Psychologically speaking you actually did the complete opposite (in my opinion. I'm not a psychologist, that's for certain).

You actually 'opened' every door inside yourself, racing back through time and history asking how did this moment arrive. You spoke of the origins of your last name, your readings of Anne Frank, your feelings of guilt, your confusion, your curiosity and desire to resolve/forgive/repent/reconcile and you began the next step(s) of self inquiry, other outside information, learnings/teachings/perspectives/other's history.

With today's oppressive MSM narrative, it would have been best to simply 'get back in line' and remain quiet.

Not Tereza, time for another bow as the applause continues.

You 'locked the door' and opened up and shared and asked everyone/everything inside yourself to bring in the light. With doors locked, well inside, the light began to show through, through an energy, through a consciousness that if given the untethered opportunity, will shine through all darkness.

The grinding, the writing, the re-thinking, editing, rewriting, walking away, sleeping on it, coming back and starting anew is how you delivered this 'standing ovation' masterpiece.

We talked about the clinging barnacle that finally lets go, lets go of all fear, trepidation, psyops history, guilt, doubt, uncertainty and starts a new journey.

The new direction emancipated you, released you and offered you personal growth and strength.

Please consider what you not only did for yourself, but everyone that's read your post, thought through their own relationship to it (as well as their own relationships to others that resonated within your offering).

It's taken me a full two days to consider all of this.

The catharsis, the detoxification, the re-purifying of the senses, the mind, the perspectives we ALL gained in the sharing of your struggles, growth and sharing.

A three-fold benefit, to you, the commenters, and the comments.

I hope you will take another bow. The standing ovation continues.

Thank you.

We all thank you and appreciate you, probably like you'll never know.

PS: I'm going to call this the "Evolution of Tereza". Why?? Because, due to you and your open heart, your deep soul, your willingness to risk it all and push everyone to a better place, your special day is within clear view and you'll be sharing time (as you say) with more special energy(ies) in your life with daughters. What a blessing.

Having said that, save these YouTube videos for some of those moments of upcoming celebration.

You have shared your love of dance, WorldDanz as you called it. So here you go, here's that 145mm times viewed "Evolution of Dance" for you to watch/or possibly rewatch to laugh, smile, share.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMH0bHeiRNg

And lastly, be sure to have everyone join in this little jingle to celebrate you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjF1bG5LUcs

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You must be in league with my inner ergonomics coach! I added toe touches to all those bows. They felt good! And what a fun Evolution of Dance video. I counted several that we do in my class. I admire his independent mobility of various body parts!

What a lovely, deep and multifaceted compliment, marinating over two full days to be packed with flavor. I will savor this for a long time to come, Gary (not Greg ;-) in the too-small Viking hat.

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The word genocide has been scrapped?

There is a history of mass slaughter of multiple peoples and that Zionists and Nazis worked together against the Jews.

Hitler wanted to create Israel for them.

The Irish famine is never mentioned reducing that population in half.

We all need to learn our own history and not be triggered by the emotions and propaganda, as a noted psychologist might say.

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And it brought to mind The 13 Sugar Colonies, if you've seen that video. The holocaust of African slavery and the over-representation of Jews in that trade. I'm now on the chapter of From Yahweh to Zion that's listing the Jews' involvement in the Irish famine, and I write about that in my book in a chapter on white slavery.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

Take a look at the famines in India and the Holodomor as well. The list is essentially endless and the perps always get richer and never accountable.

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Apr 24Liked by Tereza Coraggio

There was also a famine in Persia (8-10 million people died) while under British Empire rule (City of London/Rothschild banking cartel rule).

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another one I hadn't heard about ...

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Wow! The biggest genocide of the 20th c. and Iran the biggest victim of WWI. And there's so much competition in both of those categories. Really interesting article, Sandra, thanks for linking it.

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