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Nov 3, 2022Liked by BHerr

Agreed completely, however each person needs to evaluate their level of participation with tyranny and take personal responsibility as well. With fourth grade math skills and a calculator, I knew from the Diamond Princess (Feb. of 2020) that this was being blown into oblivion and proceeded to go 100% mask free, test free and vaccine free. It was like living in a Zombie Apocalypse hell, people who I previously thought had courage and a brain were absolutely offline and happy to comply. Yes, tyrants did this but it's also true that about 97% of humans participated in ways that, had they not, it would have ended much sooner.

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I'm beyond glad of how many red-pilled intellectuals are publishing books on the madness of the last two years.

Thank you, Naomi Wolf

Thank you, Dr. Robert Malone

Thank you, Justin Hart

Thank you, Peter Navarro

Thank you, Robert Kennedy Jr.

You've documented in print the madness that we've endured for history.

*I'm sure I've missed someone important. Please add on anyone I've unfortunately missed.

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i watched v for vendetta 4 times during the last 3 years. i dont do that with many films certainly not in such a short space of time.

i was called a conspiracy theorist only yesterday for pointing out that another jabbed co-worker was off work again, twice in a month with a virus

forget, no i dont think so.

forgive, maybe if the apology is really really something

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I got the phizer double tap because they were forcing our elders to die alone and I fell for the propaganda that I would never see my parents again.

I may forgive, BUT I WILL NEVER FORGET.

Remdesivir is straight up mass murder, straight out of the mouth of Anthonee Phauce'.

I wrote about Ms Oster's elitist piece too.

https://williamhunterduncan.substack.com/p/brrr-thats-cold

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Thank you for the high praise of an endorsement.

Je me souviens - I will remember.

https://guttermouth.substack.com/p/je-me-souviens

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Unlike most people, I do remember most things that have happened in recent history over my lifetime and I've always felt alone in my memories because most people just seem to forget as long as something doesn't affect them personally (even though in reality, all major events affect everyone even if they choose not to see it). This time it feels different. Judging by the thousands of comments I've read ever since Emily begged for amnesty, I see something I never thought I'd see in my lifetime: people are not forgetting this time! Combined with the desperation we see in the tyrants all over the world and it adds up to a bit of hope! I don't think we will have the same world or America we have been spoiled into expecting again in our lifetimes (and I actually think that's a good thing in many ways), but I do think there's a chance that our progeny will have a shot at what we've had after some very challenging decades. That chance totally depends on whether we choose to remember this time, demand accountability and real change and actually do something to implement that change and then follow through with making sure the next generations remembers as well and moves forward into the new hopeful future with a vow on their lips to never allow this madness to ever happen again.

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How about adding fear to the list?

The fear “they” inflicted for many of us over age 50?

I am going to remember Thursday, November 3rd. It was the first time in 2.5 years we actually sat down in a restaurant for lunch instead of carry out.

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We dig it…we really do. March 16th... A date… Stay tuned, we will work some graphics art and memes for this.

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Nov 3, 2022Liked by BHerr

The ancestor's said it better than I'll ever be able to:

28.

Wise he is deemed who can question well,

and also answer back:

the sons of men can no secret make

of the tidings told in their midst.

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75.

Cattle die and kinsmen die,

thyself too soon must die,

but one thing never, I ween, will die, --

fair fame of one who has earned.

76.

Cattle die and kinsmen die,

thyself too soon must die,

but one thing never, I ween, will die, --

the doom on each one dead.

From Hávamál, the words of the High One, in Olive Bray's 1908 (?) translation.

Snipping stanzas like this rally does it a disservice but I could hadly copy-paste the whole thing now could I?

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Did someone say Wild Orgies?

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You got your Jewish holidays a little scrambled here.

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This dystopia has been in service for a lot longer than you think.

Orwell wrote 1984 after he was a part of instituting such things in Asia for the UK evil empire.

Trust the science has always been the clarion call of the scammers. They used that to demonize those that didn't believe the earth was the center of the solar system.

Every time people are fearful, they forget to validate whether the fear is justified or artificial. It seems that we are in a period not unlike the times of the inquisition, for example, where the artificial fears are used to distract people from what they should be really afraid of.

But at least this time, there's no burning witches or torture for infidels.

I think despite the centralization, people are less gullible these days. This con-vid narrative worked only because it was the first time that they implemented the fear of a virus, based on the legends of the Spanish flu, etc (which was not caused by a virus).

After being lied to, people will not fall for the same nonsense again. That's why they now downplay con-vid and pump up fears of usually mild diseases like rsv and the flu.

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Murder of the innocent is one of four sins crying out to Heaven for vengeance

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Dropped some march 16th work in this meme drop for you…

We didn’t forget.

https://westcoastjohn1978.substack.com/p/remember-remember

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