The Last Chance Of Freedom : 'Lies My Government Told Me, and the Better Future Coming'

Monday, December 5, 2022

The Gaping Disconnect Between Reality and the Narrative

In this video, I interview Dr. Robert Malone, the inventor of the mRNA and DNA vaccine core platform technology, and the author of "Lies My Government Told Me: And the Better Future Coming."
Over the past three years, ever since he appeared on the DarkHorse podcast with Steve Kirsch in June 2021, he’s been publicly defamed, canceled, deplatformed, and had his scientific accomplishments scrubbed from Wikipedia.

Malone has paid a high price for choosing to speak the truth rather than stay silent. He’s lost business ventures, decades-long professional relationships, and much more.
For decades, Jill and he have run a consulting business, and they've done so successfully, in part by staying quiet and behind the scenes. In order to really speak truth about what was happening here, they had to come out from under cover and go public.

Right now, they're sustaining themselves through Substack.
They've tried to do the right thing and have not focused on commercialization. They've made so many new friends from all over the world, and they've had donations from other individuals, donations that came through the Malone Institute.

“It helps to not take it personally, although it can be a little painful from time to time. So, I really try not to complain or whine."

The basic structure of the book is like a physician's approach to a new patient
"When the patient first comes to you, you want to understand their main problem, their chief complaint, and take a history and do a physical."
Then, determine a diagnosis and come up with a treatment plan

Personal anecdotes from people who have experienced censorship, deplatforming, loss of license, etc.
An excursion into making sense of the situation
Creating a Better Future Through Decentralization
The last part is focused on creating a better, more humane future
How do you envision a better future when you come to grips with the dark mutterings of Hariri and Schwab, talking about transhumanism and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the fusion of man and machine, the excess surplus labor, the need for guaranteed basic income, the logic behind 'You will own nothing and be happy'

Had we had a major red wave [in the midterm] elections, I would've been more optimistic.
But I fear that this will get pushed through under this administration this summer... I'm of the opinion that to a significant extent, they will have their way with us. So, what do you do in the face of that?

The most effective way to avoid the kinds of policy fiascos the U.S. government finds itself in is to create completely separate problem-solving groups that do not interact with each other
Each group is given a common set of problems, and each group then comes up with their own solutions
Only then are the groups brought together to share their ideas

To learn more, pick up a copy of "Lies My Government Told Me: And the Better Future Coming."

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