The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Bubbe wrote after a first exchange:
I understand. Maybe when this shit show is behind us in a few months or in the Fall, you could do a brief show on it. I – and I’m sure other Jews – would want to sort all this out.
Robert Steele replied:
Now that is a very good suggestion.
There are two ways you could make a difference:
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With reference to Jonathan P. Baird: Down the rabbit hole with three conspiracy theories, Concord Monitor, 2/21/2021
You recently published a village idiot seeking to disparage and defame what he called “conspiracy theorists.” As a former CIA spy I can assure you that the term was devised by the CIA to diminish and defame those who sought to question the official narrative about the JFK assassination.
I ran a false flag for the CIA. They are very real, and only a village idiot would not understand that deception is a major aspect of every part of our false democracy. Your readers can learn from my primary on the topic at https://tinyurl.com/Steele-False-Flags.
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Emerging science is putting the lie to American meritocracy.
Even at this stage, then, we can take a few things away from the science. First, that the stresses of being poor have a biological effect that can last a lifetime. Second, that there is evidence suggesting that these effects may be inheritable, whether it is through impact on the fetus, epigenetic effects, cell subtype effects, or something else.
Phi Beta Iota: As long as poverty, disease, and war are profit centers for the banks, and govenrments are bribed, blackmailed, and brainwashed into betraying the 99% in favor of the 1%, there will be no remediation.
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There is something about the universe — an elegant order in the way everything fits and unfolds, an inexplicable beauty in its living patterns, and the mysterious depth and expressiveness of it all — that reminds us of the brilliance we see in the works of great artists, scientists, engineers, and saints.
Some people believe that human intelligence is the pinnacle of natural evolution and can outdo anything nature has to offer — and that there is no God, and that nature has nothing remotely resembling consciousness or intelligence. Others say that nature’s (or God’s) brilliance is greater than any human intelligence — ultimately awesome in its scope and endlessly surprising in its details — and that human intelligence is a small but elegant expression of this larger intelligence and has much to learn from it.
