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Awesome! An essential part of what people like ourselves must do is to be to get the word out as far and wide as possible, through as many sources as possible, while maintaining accuracy and integrity of information. The totalitarians are well organized, extraordinarily well funded, and they have been planning for worldwide Slavery for decades now. Time is short.

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Those are all excellent ideas. Thank you for sharing that with us. These are definitely multiple avenues that we can, and indeed we should exploit to advantage.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

I'll tell you, Stan -- Toni Jean is a warrior and she is relentless!

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AWESOME! Thank you for sharing that!

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Toni, you probably know of the "End of Covid" program? Published about it today. Tom Cowan, Andy Kaufman, and the Baileys are a part of it.

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I am not a member, but I am aware of Dr. Cowan's discussions. I could be wrong, but it seems that this idea is beginning to catch on...

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I am glad to hear and know of such events as Red Pill going on ... and to vicariously enjoy the excitement. This is as it should be. Some carry light. Others carry darkness. Some like the WEF carry darkness and call it light. Light and Red Pill light is much to be preferred.

The Old School writer on the bank cartel corruption was Eustace Mullins whose famous book, Secrets of the Federal Reserve, first laid it all out bare. Some say that G. Edward Griffin plagiarized from Mullins' book. I've read both the books, Secrets of the Federal Reserve and The Creature from Jekyll Island ... and the charge could not possibly be true in that Griffin did a whole lot of his own research and the Creature is vastly updated and enlarged with new time lines and material. Mullins was a trail blaizer. And Griffin is the indispensable popularizer. They are of different times and come in different flavors. Both are now history and should be read.

Mullins also wrote Murder by Injection an early history of where 'things medical' and 'things eugenic' were going in the 20th century. It is another trail blaizer history. I lived in the same town as Mullins, Staunton in Virginia. I'd see Mullins from time to time, in the bank or at this event or that. I don't know for sure, but I wonder if even Eustace Mullins could have imagined the scale of covid and the magnitude of diabolical planning and implementation behind it. I actually think he could to some degree. And yet still be flabbergasted by the extent of new revelations.

Mullins wrote a biography of Ezra Pound, That Difficult Individual. As biography, it is one of the best ever written. And because Ezra Pound was the impresario par excellence of the 20th century, and at the literary center of the Western universe, it is really more of a history. Like the Secrets or Jekyll Island books, That Difficult Individual is a glimpse into what really went on in the 20th century ... and to a large extent, an understanding as to the reasons of why things have gotten to be a living hell that things are today. I am glad to see this work still available, but you will have to shop for the best regards.

https://www.dogpile.com/serp?q=That+difficult+individual+mullins&sc=MeaXdahXuqD110

Keep up the good She Thinks work!

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Thank you! This is a great comment.

On that link, the descriptor of Mullins? OMG: "Eustace Mullins American antisemitic, populist writer, biographer, and Holocaust denier. And so...because of these epithets, everyone must stay away...

SMDH.

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The usual treatment and to be expected. But it was much, much worse than one might imagine. 'They' apparently took some of it out on the family. Some thug or thugs apparently beat up Eustace's father up on the Blue Ridge Parkway. And one time when I was on the phone with him, Eustace was talking about all the crap the Southern Poverty Law Center was running on him. Lots of bad stuff. Eustace told me that by now he was used to this stuff. Read Wikipedia and Eustace was a truly awful guy. Only, the usual trick with these people is that they project what they do and are back onto other people. One sees it all the time. But the alternative financial investment people simply loved Eustace and invited him frequently to speak at their investment seminars. And the Austrian Economist crowd liked him too. How could they not with Secrets of the Federal Reserve, the original expose.

Eustace was one of the few tip-top top drawer people I ever had the privilege to meet. And this was all part of the 'original resistance' to the tyranny project which has been many, many decades in progress. But now you have the Red Pill Expo ... and many, many other groups. And I am glad for you and your association with these wonderful people. And I am so glad to see new blood picking up the baton and carrying on for all the good and wholesome things without which life becomes a worthless, meaningless affair.

And by the way, it was Ezra Pound who put Mullins up to researching and writing the Federal Reserve book. Mullins used to visit Pound during Pound's imprisonment in St. Elizabeth's Mental Hospital up in the Washington area. They could not risk trying Pound for treason because he would spill the beans on the movers and shakers in the establishment. It would have come out in court ... all of the nasty business surround the fomenting of WWII. And so, they borrowed the Soviet's trick and declared Pound insane and locked him up in an insane asylum. This too, I believe, is told in the That Difficult Individual bio.

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I've often said that the way "they" get to a troublesome person -- like a Eustace Mullin, for example -- is to go after their target's family. "That's an awfully pretty wife you got there. Would hate to see anything happen to her..."

I knew of that awful imprisonment of Pound and Mullins' association with him. What a country, daverkb. What a world.

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Steve's avatar

Wow! Thanks SheThinksLiberty. Excellent story about the wonderful people you have been lucky to spend time with. Thanks for the heads up on this years conference. Peace.

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

You're welcome!

Yes, great pleasure and privilege to meet the people I have and/or see them in person. What I value as much (more?) are the people I meet at these events. You know -- without needing to say a word -- that you can say virtually anything when you're in the midst of people who "know something is wrong," want to learn, and want to do something about it.

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Karen's avatar

Thank you for this information! I will alert all of my family in Iowa!

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SheThinksLiberty's avatar

Wonderful! Thank you, Karen. I hope they might be able to attend!

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Jane 333's avatar

Hi STL

I’ve three articles you may find interesting.

We breathe air not oxygen is my first.

I’ve a new take on blood and lung physiology and the nature of air and water.

And you will find out why colds and flu are seasonal.

https://open.substack.com/pub/jane333/p/we-breath-air-not-oxygen?r=ykfsh&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

How does salt restriction lead to heart dis-ease and fear based reactionary thinking? Is my third.

This connects chronic dehydration with the adrenals.

And you’ll find out why women are overly represented in Dementia wards.

https://jane333.substack.com/p/how-does-salt-restriction-lead-to

I hope you will read and ponder.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

RON PAUL 2024!!!

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