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marta's avatar

Tereza, thank you for exploring this topic. I'm curious as to why there aren't so many comments on it? I know for myself, it feels quite overwhelming. I worry about those people in my family who have taken the shots. I am relieved that I stood firm for myself and my son. I wonder about the nature of reality here and if it all truly is a dream, then what is called for us in this time?

I dislike calling people evil as well, and agree that "evil" disempowers people. If it's true "that they're in a race with the clock to set as much death in motion as possible (including the deaths of babies who will never be born) before people make the connection. Pharma profits are just a side-hustle" then how to relate to this intention to kill many people? What is called for us, those who are seeing the situation through this lens?

For me, I'm trying to grow out of my anger in a healthy, deeply authentic way. I'm trying to build intimacy with my husband, who does not want to see the world the way I do. I'm trying to find ways to be more fully myself and less impacted by the world and the choices around me. For me, this is more of an energetic and emotional experience rather than moving to a new location or finding a whole new set of friends. Of course, I'm lucky because half of my friends and family sees covid as I do and either refused the shots, or at least were very understanding of my choices.

This article and video is a great one for an overview of the cancer possibility, and may be a helpful reference point if anyone I know needs an introduction to this topic. Thanks for compiling great resources here.

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Michael Fuller's avatar

Dear Tereza,

I really like your articles! I have to say that I don't always manage to read them as thoroughly as I would like, but I nevertheless find your insightful, elegant but enquiring tone really refreshing. Refreshing because you make a clear coherent argument and allow me space to not only digest it, but also to find out for myself what I think. In the end I might not agree with you on everything , but you have allowed me the freedom to discover this for myself without feeling steamrollered.

Thank you for this - I wish we had more writers and commentators like you in the 'normal' media. Keep going!

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