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I didn’t share the documentary going around because, in my opinion, it serves no positive purpose for my audience.

It incites rage/fear, it’s comprised of information most of us are already aware of, and it not only avoids the elephant in the room, but it perpetuates the nonsense of germ theory which is, in my opinion, the root of the whole charade.

I understand that it may be a useful tool to help those who are on the fence between the freedom community and the tyranny community, but I see no use in this type of content for those who are already awake.

This is my opinion. I have no judgment for those who think differently.
Although, I am frustrated with the so-called “leaders” in the freedom movement who seem to exclusively stoke fear and perpetuate the nonsense of germ theory.

Lmao

A few days ago I shared a post about the upcoming Fauci movie, and then I stopped and questioned it.

I decided to watch it first.

As suspected there was nothing new in there for me. It shared the usual stuff that most of you (and those on my mailing list and other channels) already know, and so watching it would likely be a waste of your time.

But the main reason I decided not to promote it to my channels and mailing list (despite being offered an affiliate deal for sales) is that it heavily pushes the idea that there was and is a microscopic particle (which they call a virus) flying around, infecting people, making them ill and killing them. I believe this to be utter nonsense.

As integrity is of utmost importance to me, I did not feel it was in alignment to share it, and make money off it.

Until we can understand that there is zero scientific proof of true “virus” isolation and purification, or that it passes between people and causes illness, we will continue to get caught up in a lot of pointless content and discussions. And I wish to avoid spreading (no pun intended) this matter.

So watch it if you feel called to, but bear in mind its fundamental flaw, and avoid buying into the viral contagion nonsense 💛✌️

P.S if you want to explore terrain theory my friend Alec put together a great list of resources 👉 https://news.1rj.ru/str/TheWayForwardForMankind/5033

Hey everyone! Gilbert here. Honored to come on here with you all and converse.

What were a couple things that made you start wanting to question everything, and when? For me it was watching The Zeitgeist around 2010. Even though today I’m not sure everything in it has been verified, it was one of my starting points. Never thought I’d ever be having conversations about germ & terrain theory!

Let’s start a discussion here.

Can I conduct a scientific experiment on Santa Claus? If so, how would I go about doing that? If not, why not?

(1/2) I live in a small town in southern Illinois. The town has several chemical plants. These plants are a massive part of the local economy, and everyone knows someone who works at one of the plants. In fact, the local mayor was formerly the CEO of one of the larger plants, and several of the city council members are on the board of these chemical companies. Although these plants had a longstanding history of corruption, they were ultimately so intertwined with the economy, and people were reliant on the products they created, that people loved them anyway.

Recently, several lawns, family gardens, and farms in the area began wilting and dying. Luckily, a local zoologist and a local botanist— both hired by the mayor— say they’ve solved the problem:

According to these experts, a newly discovered species of mammal is the culprit. This elusive, nocturnal mammal, named “vindrus” by the experts, has infiltrated the town because, according to them, it is attracted to the type of grass that grows in southern Illinois, and also loves feeding on melons, which nearly every garden and farm in the area grows. This animal has an amazing ability to camouflage itself, it only comes out at night, and after feeding on the lawns and melons, it urinates on them. The urine of this particular squirrel-like mammal happens to be extremely toxic to the lawns and other plant life. So not only are the lawns and gardens being eaten by the vindrus, they’re also being poisoned by the urine of the vindrus.

The local newspapers and TV stations ran several stories on the vindrus, showing grainy doorbell camera images of the squirrel-like animal running through the lawns of several homes and gardens. They also displayed samples of hair from the vindrus, teeth marks on trees, and tracks from the vindrus. They’d even constructed the entire genome of the vindrus, using a computer program, via these various samples that were discovered. Despite the horror of the situation, the town felt relieved to know the experts had discovered the source of the problem. Now the focus turned to solutions: how best can we eliminate the vindrus?

Luckily, several local chemical factories had developed a solution to the problem: a chemical concoction to spray on lawns that hinders the vindrus’s ability to procreate. They called it a “crackscene.” Because the vindrus was extremely hard to locate, they designed the crackscene based on the samples of hair found in lawns and genetic material taken from the bite marks in the trees. The trials for the crackscene, conducted in house by each of the chemical factories were successful. The products were determined to be safe and effective, and everyone in the town believed it to be true because the companies had such close relationships with the town’s leadership, and everyone was desperate to eliminate the vindrus problem.

Everyone began spraying the crackscene on their lawns, and anyone who didn’t spray it on their lawns was chastised by the community, because the experts said their unwillingness to spray it would allow the vindrus to proliferate.

After months, the lawn problem only worsened, and other plants began to die as well. The experts said the vindrus had mutated, citing thicker hair discovered in one of the lawns as evidence. They used this evidence to develop a new crackscene to eliminate this vindrus, and everyone began spraying it on their lawns.

A group of local, skeptical activists— comprised of a few people who had been harmed by previous products created by the chemical companies, as well as some independent zoologists, toxicologists, botanists, and defectors from the chemical companies— began speaking out.