Amen! I wasn’t crazy about the lockdowns, but at first I bought the idea that quarantine and isolation would be protective. I think that forced masking was what woke me up and made me question everything “they” said after that. I was repulsed by the thought of everyone wearing masks. I felt waves of revulsion just seeing others in masks,…
Amen! I wasn’t crazy about the lockdowns, but at first I bought the idea that quarantine and isolation would be protective. I think that forced masking was what woke me up and made me question everything “they” said after that. I was repulsed by the thought of everyone wearing masks. I felt waves of revulsion just seeing others in masks, not to mention putting one on myself. And that was before I knew that masks had been used on slaves and prisoners to dehumanize and isolate them, and before I read all the pre-Covid studies that found no benefit in masking to prevent respiratory viruses. Remember the ridiculous video of the Surgeon General (Jerome something?) demonstrating how to make a mask from a bandanna and rubber bands? Oh, I made one, and boy, do rubber bands around the ears hurt! I was certain that everyone - Americans at least - would draw the line and say no way. I was sadly mistaken about that, but at least it kicked me awake! I found Alex Berenson and el gato malo and Dr. Simone Gold on Twitter, and reading the replies led me to many others and eventually to Substack. And I learned enough along the way to know I wanted nothing to do with the deadly clot shot.
Amen! I wasn’t crazy about the lockdowns, but at first I bought the idea that quarantine and isolation would be protective. I think that forced masking was what woke me up and made me question everything “they” said after that. I was repulsed by the thought of everyone wearing masks. I felt waves of revulsion just seeing others in masks, not to mention putting one on myself. And that was before I knew that masks had been used on slaves and prisoners to dehumanize and isolate them, and before I read all the pre-Covid studies that found no benefit in masking to prevent respiratory viruses. Remember the ridiculous video of the Surgeon General (Jerome something?) demonstrating how to make a mask from a bandanna and rubber bands? Oh, I made one, and boy, do rubber bands around the ears hurt! I was certain that everyone - Americans at least - would draw the line and say no way. I was sadly mistaken about that, but at least it kicked me awake! I found Alex Berenson and el gato malo and Dr. Simone Gold on Twitter, and reading the replies led me to many others and eventually to Substack. And I learned enough along the way to know I wanted nothing to do with the deadly clot shot.