I love how you are all promoting each other. The message is the most important part of this whole situation. I found you because Alex Berenson turned me on to you. I found many others the same way. We all need to stick together or we will all fall together.
If I missed substack analysts or other sources of information analyzing vaccines via excess mortality, please post here. Some are likely oversights, but perhaps you will help me find others I wasn't aware of yet.
It is a testament to how much confidence I have in your discernment that I automatically signed up for the Substackers you recommended whom I did not know about. Most importantly, your link to Jessica Rose alerted me that I was only subscribed to Jessica’s World, which only has one post, but not her far more active “The unforgivable sins of 2021.” I didn’t know it existed, nor did I realize I have to sign up for an author’s publications separately, yikes!
The "least qualified panelist" story you shared aligns with my core beliefs about the power of the human intellect and the flaws in our current education system, including the problems with credentialism.
The Substack (and podcast) round-up shows how mighty, and dangerous, we humans can be when there is-- dare I say?-- equity in how human beings, with our mighty potential intellects, are allowed to promulgate and access information. That so many of us figured out that we needed to seek out such information on our own despite all the forces working against such a realization really is a tribute to that shining intellect. Some shine a little more brightly than others, however, which is why I will look forward to seeing all the (very deserving) members of that panel in action.
I endorse your list of gangster Substers. I assume you limited the list tothose who write about excess mortality. Otherwise, there are others whom I free-ride off.
I've been joking about using the color Chartruese to claim for we covid-recovered, un-jabbed, but in reality we need better marketing. As long as the CDC still has '90 days' as their mantra, people don't believe me when I cite the Brownstone study dump, or all these substacks because of 'conspiracy theory'. We Chartruese have zero status in society when we should be exalted heros. I survived covid pneumonia, yet I am a stain on the earth to the majority of people.
Please hire a PR firm to help with this seminar and for all of us that need people like you to be our voice. We cannot rely on just substack writers because outside of we subscribers, substack is thought of as a group-think echo chamber.
I love how you are all promoting each other. The message is the most important part of this whole situation. I found you because Alex Berenson turned me on to you. I found many others the same way. We all need to stick together or we will all fall together.
If I missed substack analysts or other sources of information analyzing vaccines via excess mortality, please post here. Some are likely oversights, but perhaps you will help me find others I wasn't aware of yet.
"February"?
It is a testament to how much confidence I have in your discernment that I automatically signed up for the Substackers you recommended whom I did not know about. Most importantly, your link to Jessica Rose alerted me that I was only subscribed to Jessica’s World, which only has one post, but not her far more active “The unforgivable sins of 2021.” I didn’t know it existed, nor did I realize I have to sign up for an author’s publications separately, yikes!
I assume it will be recorded so we can watch later? The timing doesn’t quite work for live viewing. But looking forward to watching it.
The "least qualified panelist" story you shared aligns with my core beliefs about the power of the human intellect and the flaws in our current education system, including the problems with credentialism.
The Substack (and podcast) round-up shows how mighty, and dangerous, we humans can be when there is-- dare I say?-- equity in how human beings, with our mighty potential intellects, are allowed to promulgate and access information. That so many of us figured out that we needed to seek out such information on our own despite all the forces working against such a realization really is a tribute to that shining intellect. Some shine a little more brightly than others, however, which is why I will look forward to seeing all the (very deserving) members of that panel in action.
Mathew, just a heads up, there are three different dates above, including February, and the one on the image (it says Wednesday, Dec. 14th).
Shameless plug, but since Eugyppius linked to me, maybe I'm qualified :) https://inumero.substack.com/
Thank you very, very much for everything you do.
I am honoured and grateful for the mention. Thank you.
This is also a good one. New guy, writes infrequently but quality:
https://spaceworms.substack.com/p/regulatory-capture-in-the-age-of
Webinar description page:
https://stopvaxpassports.org/webinar-natural-immunity-matters-follow-the-real-science/
Direct link to register for the webinar:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2VOc4IV6QQ6kpUDrauZitw
I endorse your list of gangster Substers. I assume you limited the list tothose who write about excess mortality. Otherwise, there are others whom I free-ride off.
Wow! You are way too kind, Mathew!
Noooooooooo!!! I don't have time for more resources in my to-be-read list.
Okay, maybe just a few more.
Thank you for the recommendations. :)
I've been joking about using the color Chartruese to claim for we covid-recovered, un-jabbed, but in reality we need better marketing. As long as the CDC still has '90 days' as their mantra, people don't believe me when I cite the Brownstone study dump, or all these substacks because of 'conspiracy theory'. We Chartruese have zero status in society when we should be exalted heros. I survived covid pneumonia, yet I am a stain on the earth to the majority of people.
Please hire a PR firm to help with this seminar and for all of us that need people like you to be our voice. We cannot rely on just substack writers because outside of we subscribers, substack is thought of as a group-think echo chamber.