Here are my latest thinking points:

It’s worth a try.

Modified quote from the Good Citizen on Substack:

“The purpose of the Internet is not to liberate information for society, but to isolate individuals into trackable data units so that their ideas, behaviors, and beliefs can be easily harvested, managed, and directed to support the totalitarian aims of the global elite."

In a just world, El Gato Malo would win the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting and the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his epidemiological work.

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is pfizer suppressing vaccine adverse events reports in infants?

the legacy US press has become a sad and captured thing that desperately cheer leads for such advertisers as remain to fund the melting iceberg of its former glory as it drifts off into irrelevance. b…

7 months ago · 695 likes · 346 comments · el gato malo

Check out Paul Kingsnorth

Recently I was delighted to discover the writings of Paul Kingsnorth. He's a British novelist living in Ireland who is doing really good writing and thinking about the current Pharma/WEF assault on humanity. I just finished a collection of his essays titled The Vaccine Moment that are available for free on his website. His writing is similar to CJ Hopkins, Mattias Desment, and Charles Eisenstein. Kingsnorth’s writing is biting without being acidic, emotional but not raw — he takes readers on a heartfelt journey of exploration. The Vaccine Moment is exactly the sort of text you could use to reach a newbie who is on the fence and looking to learn more.