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John H.'s avatar

This was very fair, well-reasoned and expressed. I can't disagree with anything you've said here and I'm very familiar with the people/issues you referred to.

I truly hate to say this but I'm now of the opinion that almost every "luminary" of the "resistance" is part of a limited hangout/controlled opposition psyop. So many of the people I began following almost 4 years ago have proven to be unreliable. It seems if they are well-known at all, they're highly suspect and that is extremely unfortunate.

Some of those who provided the most earth-shaking evidence of intent to harm may have done so as part of this psyop (an opinion/conjecture at this point but not a groundless one). It's as if the perps wanted parts of the truth to come out but only as controlled by them through their assets. That way they could shoot it down and change the subject, very possible if you control both sides of the debate. It also gives certain people a kind of street-cred which allows them to opine about things having nothing to do with the issues that brought them into the lime-light to begin with, which is a point you alluded to. I note that those who make sweeping and often derogatory comments about the honest research of others often fail to specifically address in detail, what it is they object to. This is a well-known technique, known to practitioners of the ancient art of rhetoric and employed by operatives.

There is a great deal more that can be said about this. I look forward to seeing what your followers have to say. Thanks for discussing this.

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Rochelle Eisenberger's avatar

I read that post too. Dismissing everyone who disagrees with her as stupid is not the way to go. Also, the commenters saying 'gee thanks, now I don't have to worry about THAT because your big brain just told me what to think' was disappointing.

The part that keeps cropping up that anyone who doesn't agree with everything another person says means they're a gatekeeper doesn't ring true to me either. I really like Meryl Nass, but she's railing on how stupid the 'no virus' people are right now. Unfortunately, she was indoctrinated in western medicine. You'd think realizing how corrupt it is, she'd be willing to look into terrain theory, but maybe not. Also, I noticed when Reinette Senum brought up the no virus claim with Dr Lee Merritt (twice, I think), Dr Merritt skirted right past the comment. Maybe they aren't willing to give up their 'expert' status by calling it like it is.

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