I get his newsletter too, and ask the occasional pointed twitter question to no avail. George Webb’s research group (especially Mark kulacz/Housatonic Live on youtube) is zeroing in on a documentable 9-11/anthrax/covid connection. Time consuming listen but fascinating.
Thanks for that information. I will look for it. Toxins, toxins, and more toxins deliberately dispersed.
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From a recent Jim Rickards article:
IV. Biden’s Fiscal Policy Is So Reckless It Can’t Be Stupid. It Must Be Intentional.
Up to a certain point I considered many Biden administration policies to be dumb or reckless. How could they spend so much money without regard to GDP and growth prospects? How could they impose so many regulations without regard to hidden costs and declining productivity? How could pandemic-related deficit spending and handouts not be expected to cause inflation? And so on. After a while, I changed my views. The Biden policies were definitely disastrous. But no one could be so dumb as to impose them and not see the consequences. Biden administration officials may be badly misguided, but they’re not necessarily dumb (only some are). The only way to reconcile this contradiction is to assume that the policies are intentional and so are the consequences. The goal is to remake America even if that means higher taxes, more regulation, more inflation, lower growth, and intrusion into every aspect of Americans’ lives including the cars we drive, the gas ovens we use, and the injections we are forced to take. This article lays out Biden’s 10-year plan perfectly. The plan is to rule the country from the top down. The progressive left wants control over you and your family. They don’t care about the cost and they don’t care if they ruin the country in the process. The progressive elites will be fine. They know how to skim billions of dollars off the top of their scams and get their vacation homes in Martha’s Vineyard, their yachts, and their gated communities. Everyone else will be hung out to dry with higher unemployment, failed businesses, and higher inflation. Once things get bad enough, the Democrats and progressives will be able to push the Constitution to one side, which is their real ultimate goal. When the rule of law is gone, there’s nothing left except rule by the elites. There will be nowhere to turn. The country will be in ruins and the elites will be comfortably ensconced. They will rule from a virtual citadel while the world burns.
You mean like this…
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Or then there is this… Chips Are Down - How a Military SimEx lead to the CHIPS Act and the RESTRICT Act to ban free speech with George Webb
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Yeah, Don’t trust him either…
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@llisio , @justawhoaman Not a fan of Malone and never have been - once I listened carefully to his early interviews on Epoch Times. Then with the Peter Briggen lawsuit … More confirmation.
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"The boy child is locked in the fisherman’s yard, a bloodless moon where the oceans die/ A shoal of nightstars hang fire in the nets, and the chaos of cages where the crayfish lie
Where is the fisherman, where is the goat?/ Where is the keeper in his carrion coat?/ Eclipse on the moon where the dark bird flies, where is the child with his father’s eyes?..
These are the souls of the broken factories, the subject slaves of the broken crown/ The dead accounting of old guilty promises, these are the souls of the broken town…These are the soul cages.
I have a wager the brave child spoke, the fisherman laughed, though disturbed at the joke/ You will drink what I drink but you must equal me, if a drink leaves me standing a soul shall go free
I have here a cask of most magical wine, a vintage that blessed every ship in the line/ It’s wrung from the blood of the sailors who died, young white bodies on drifting tide
And what’s in it for me my pretty young thing? Why should I whistle when the caged bird sings?/ if you lose a wager with the king of the sea you’ll spend the rest of forever in the cage with me…These are the soul cages…" (The Soul Cages, Sting 1991)….
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it’s said that later on Sting put himself into a cage too. 
or it seems so.
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Don’t like anything after “Ten Summoner’s tales”, so it stopped in 1992-3 for me…Mainly prefer his time with The Police…
it’s not about betraying trust. my dog could do that or a child. it’s deliberate genocide and moneymaking. no 'if’s…
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Oh I know, but here comes Kennedy, bearing gifts of false hope and Honeyed words…and the people are starved for such things… I’m all for the return of Madame Guillotine, or something of that ilk, but I doubt I’ll get my wish… It’s good thing I’m not Ming the Merciless and rather just, as my father used to say “The show with no budget”- otherwise there’d be quite a reckoning…
I understand the feeling, but if Kennedy said that now, he wouldn’t ever be listened to again. Already they are ramping up to savagely personally attack him, on everything from his voice to the color of his tie, to why did his 2nd wife take her own life? In addition, behind the scenes, his Children’s Health Defense is constantly taking legal action on many fronts, and working to educate the public. He has also given jobs to people like Michael Kane, NYC teacher of many year’s service, who lost his job over refusing the jab. Michael is doing a lot in NY state, working for teachers, firefighters, etc. CHD has expanded to Europe - CAF has been involved w them there - & I think recently the UK.
No one is ever going to be ideologically pure. And no one man is ever going to “fix everything.” I’m so tired of that dumb trope. I want to see him advance because I already know the DNC will never let him win the primary, let alone the election. But he will publicly make statements no other candidate will, and open some eyes. The debate will shift w his participation.
Will he pick wrong answers? Sometimes yes. So do you and so have I. Means we have to do more work, instead of being what the followers on Billmon’s anti-Iraq War blog 20 yrs ago (helped make Moon of Alabama famous) used to call the “101st Keyboard Warriors,” who always knew better than anyone else what to do.
Maybe we the people educate ourselves & tell him how wrong his climate ideas are, or better yet, demonstrate better solutions. Sorry. I’m just tired of the incessant “no one’s perfect enough” type of answers in discussion groups. And as Mathew Crawford of Rounding the Earth says, we should be skeptical of everyone - he says, “even of me and I of you.”
He will lose soon enough, don’t worry. But don’t HELP them silence him, please!
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Oh, I think his heart’s in the right place- and if it really is…they’ll put a stop to it… and yes, I hope he wakes some Normies up on the way, but I don’t think anyone is coming to save us- we’ve got to do it- quite possibly in ways that are somewhat unpalatable…
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Sorry but I grew up listening to the Kennedy messages and having grown up on conservative ideas, watching my parents begin to hate medicine as the socialized form was installed thanks to the Democrat platform, I don’t have to like RFK. I gave a substantial amount of money to the Children’s Health Defense and am a staunch supporter of his work for that organization. I think the environmental work he has done in the fisheries and water quality have been admirable; HOWEVER, his stand on anthropomorphic climate change is hostile and not based on fact. He has fallen for the electric car, windmill, solar panel, CO2 storage BS and he believes anyone who does not agree with him should be PUNISHED. So sorry, you won’t have me saying anything nice about his running for President. I have had enough of stupid.
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I agree with you and that’s likely the best we can hope for from him as one person.
Oh yeah, you bet!
(I still ask the question, “Where’s Waldo?”. Wonder if Manchin will be out front, or, a job behind the scenes?)
Yes - that’s kind of the TL:DR version of what I typed - “the most we can expect.”
I believe that we’ve only begun on this climate change nonsense. I don’t believe humans have no effect on the planet. But the solutions proposed are not the only ones possible. And as CAF or Cory Morningstar might say, all the “climate change” talk is being driven by the financial overlords, like the group that backs Greta™ representing $37 trillion in assets.
They don’t give a s*** about nature or the Earth - they just want to tighten control.
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