They've lied to us about virtually everything that we cannot easily verify for ourselves that gives the cabal an advantage over its serfs.
History, law, health, economics, science have all been massively perverted. My guess is that about 20% of what we've been taught in these areas is demonstrably true. There's usually a soft-middle of perhaps another 20% that contains half-truths, leaving the remaining 60% as blatant lies.
I often use anatomy and physiology as a good example. Gross anatomy/physiology is obviously true and accurate. Attempting to lie about any of this would be generally impossible as we can all easily verify that our arms are here, our stomach is there, bigger muscles are stronger, etc. etc.
Venturing into the half-truths realm, we get into ideas like "the heart is a pump" and pumps our blood. This is loosely true in one sense, as obviously no other organ can be doing this, but in the other, with a bit of thinking outside the box, you can begin to recognize that there's no way your heart is beating hard enough to PUMP blood all throughout the body. And this is because the heart is NOT a pump, but rather facilitates a very specialized and sophisticated type of vortex.
Likewise in the "half-truth" arena, we have the idea of a "heart attack" which everybody recognizes when the heart stops beating. This is quite true, but the fact that the heart stops beating has nothing to do with the heart itself. Conventional medicine largely blames heart attacks on "clogged arteries", yet even their gross anatomy textbooks demonstrate the heart is like an estuary with dozens of streams (veins/arteries) feeding it. This is quite purposeful and ensures that even if several arteries are currently under repair, others will always be able to pick up the slack to ensure blood keeps flowing. Furthermore, these instances of so-called "clogged arteries" in post-heart-attack patients are actually the exception, not the rule. Most of their large studies indicate more than half of these patients had zero "dangerously clogged arteries", or only "minor arterial buildup".
The truth is, a "heart attack" is the result of a temporary occlusion of the portion of the brain that controls the heart due to a temporarily bursting brain edema. Thus, we could more accurately call it a "brain attack". It has absolutely nothing to do with "clogged arteries", cholesterol, etc. All pure nonsense.
The greater 60% of lies come within the realm of fine/microscopic anatomy. For example, the cells organelles. A microbiologist in the 1970s/1980s showed how most of what the alleged cellular organelles were nothing more than air bubbles and staining artifacts. He was of course ridiculed by his peers, lost his grants and had his reputation smeared into oblivion. His findings were never refuted however. One particular organelle he showed was not real was the "endoplasmic reticulum (ER)", supposedly responsible for the highly complex DNA/RNA transcription process. Proof of the non-existence of the ER would throw all DNA and genetic research back into the stone ages. Further, the "MRNA vaccine" would then quickly be shown to be a complete fabrication on its face.
Anyway, hopefully you can see how the middle "half-truth" percentage would be difficult for the average person to verify and the 60%+ straight up lies part of the equation would be all but impossible to verify for anybody other than a highly trained specialist. And there's evidence galore out there that when one of these "highly trained specialists" strays from the plantation, they pay a heavy price.
It's human nature to "go along to get along" and "look the other way" when survival and the survival of their loved ones is on the line. And this is why there are only a rare few who speak out and hold their position after discovering these many half-truths and lies. Often in any particular field, you can count them on one hand.
History is actually much easier to whitewash. They simply buy up all the books that say anything other than the approved narrative, and/or discredit and ostracize anybody speaking against it.
Thus, if you want the truth, you'll have to go looking for it above and beyond the approved establishment "experts" and sources. It's out there and more available than ever before. Ask and you shall receive; seek and ye shall find!
Believe it or not, I'll actually have just such a newsletter soon, just pointing to my podcast. If you want, I'll ping you when it's up and running a few months.
The confederate states didn't want to take on the debt to the crown, unknown and undisclosed to them at the time they joined the union. When the debt came due and Lincoln informed them of this "minor detail", which he was HIRED & SELECTED to do as a BAR attorney, with massive compound interest as compared to the original 6 million francs during the revolutionary war, 70-years later as per international bankruptcy rules (1789 -> 1859), they wanted no part of it and seceded. And BTW, the crown purchased the US debt originally owed to the French government. In an attempt to gain the "moral high ground", the British infiltrators (crown) then played the slavery card.
Also, 99% of southerners didn't own slaves. Only the "elite" 1% did. Funny how some things never change, eh?
There's a great archived audio at the library of Congress of a man who fought in the Civil War as a teenager. The recording was made in the 1930s I believe. He said nobody thought they were fighting to keep slavery in the south, but instead he was under the impression they were fighting for "states rights" as the federal interlopers were trying to impose their "rules", mistakenly referred to as "laws" by the brainwashed masses, on the states, precisely as the founding-fathers had warned.
Any way you slice it, it's quite obvious southerners weren't sacrificing their families to protect something they had no vested interest in...in the first place.
The cotton gin was already created. There wasn't really gonna be a need for slavery anymore. So, yeah, maybe there were some who you know were but hurt by it. But the institution of slavery was still coming to an end. the Civil War was mostly a war over rent seeking by the North on the agricultural bread stuffs of the South.
Everything historically was a grift. Even the “purchase” of both Aslaka and California were most likely done at the end of a executioners gun barrel.... turn it over, or else.
Even for ourselves, it is impossible to take in all of this information.
How much information that we take for granted is false or greatly slanted?
Original colonies? Revolutionary War? Louisiana Purchase? Founding Fathers? Civil War? Mexican American War? Spanish American War?
WW1 and WW2?
They've lied to us about virtually everything that we cannot easily verify for ourselves that gives the cabal an advantage over its serfs.
History, law, health, economics, science have all been massively perverted. My guess is that about 20% of what we've been taught in these areas is demonstrably true. There's usually a soft-middle of perhaps another 20% that contains half-truths, leaving the remaining 60% as blatant lies.
I often use anatomy and physiology as a good example. Gross anatomy/physiology is obviously true and accurate. Attempting to lie about any of this would be generally impossible as we can all easily verify that our arms are here, our stomach is there, bigger muscles are stronger, etc. etc.
Venturing into the half-truths realm, we get into ideas like "the heart is a pump" and pumps our blood. This is loosely true in one sense, as obviously no other organ can be doing this, but in the other, with a bit of thinking outside the box, you can begin to recognize that there's no way your heart is beating hard enough to PUMP blood all throughout the body. And this is because the heart is NOT a pump, but rather facilitates a very specialized and sophisticated type of vortex.
Likewise in the "half-truth" arena, we have the idea of a "heart attack" which everybody recognizes when the heart stops beating. This is quite true, but the fact that the heart stops beating has nothing to do with the heart itself. Conventional medicine largely blames heart attacks on "clogged arteries", yet even their gross anatomy textbooks demonstrate the heart is like an estuary with dozens of streams (veins/arteries) feeding it. This is quite purposeful and ensures that even if several arteries are currently under repair, others will always be able to pick up the slack to ensure blood keeps flowing. Furthermore, these instances of so-called "clogged arteries" in post-heart-attack patients are actually the exception, not the rule. Most of their large studies indicate more than half of these patients had zero "dangerously clogged arteries", or only "minor arterial buildup".
The truth is, a "heart attack" is the result of a temporary occlusion of the portion of the brain that controls the heart due to a temporarily bursting brain edema. Thus, we could more accurately call it a "brain attack". It has absolutely nothing to do with "clogged arteries", cholesterol, etc. All pure nonsense.
The greater 60% of lies come within the realm of fine/microscopic anatomy. For example, the cells organelles. A microbiologist in the 1970s/1980s showed how most of what the alleged cellular organelles were nothing more than air bubbles and staining artifacts. He was of course ridiculed by his peers, lost his grants and had his reputation smeared into oblivion. His findings were never refuted however. One particular organelle he showed was not real was the "endoplasmic reticulum (ER)", supposedly responsible for the highly complex DNA/RNA transcription process. Proof of the non-existence of the ER would throw all DNA and genetic research back into the stone ages. Further, the "MRNA vaccine" would then quickly be shown to be a complete fabrication on its face.
Anyway, hopefully you can see how the middle "half-truth" percentage would be difficult for the average person to verify and the 60%+ straight up lies part of the equation would be all but impossible to verify for anybody other than a highly trained specialist. And there's evidence galore out there that when one of these "highly trained specialists" strays from the plantation, they pay a heavy price.
It's human nature to "go along to get along" and "look the other way" when survival and the survival of their loved ones is on the line. And this is why there are only a rare few who speak out and hold their position after discovering these many half-truths and lies. Often in any particular field, you can count them on one hand.
History is actually much easier to whitewash. They simply buy up all the books that say anything other than the approved narrative, and/or discredit and ostracize anybody speaking against it.
Thus, if you want the truth, you'll have to go looking for it above and beyond the approved establishment "experts" and sources. It's out there and more available than ever before. Ask and you shall receive; seek and ye shall find!
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Believe it or not, I'll actually have just such a newsletter soon, just pointing to my podcast. If you want, I'll ping you when it's up and running a few months.
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Ping me, too, please. Always interested to hear other view points on things we usually accept as “common truth”...
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The confederate states didn't want to take on the debt to the crown, unknown and undisclosed to them at the time they joined the union. When the debt came due and Lincoln informed them of this "minor detail", which he was HIRED & SELECTED to do as a BAR attorney, with massive compound interest as compared to the original 6 million francs during the revolutionary war, 70-years later as per international bankruptcy rules (1789 -> 1859), they wanted no part of it and seceded. And BTW, the crown purchased the US debt originally owed to the French government. In an attempt to gain the "moral high ground", the British infiltrators (crown) then played the slavery card.
Also, 99% of southerners didn't own slaves. Only the "elite" 1% did. Funny how some things never change, eh?
There's a great archived audio at the library of Congress of a man who fought in the Civil War as a teenager. The recording was made in the 1930s I believe. He said nobody thought they were fighting to keep slavery in the south, but instead he was under the impression they were fighting for "states rights" as the federal interlopers were trying to impose their "rules", mistakenly referred to as "laws" by the brainwashed masses, on the states, precisely as the founding-fathers had warned.
Any way you slice it, it's quite obvious southerners weren't sacrificing their families to protect something they had no vested interest in...in the first place.
The cotton gin was already created. There wasn't really gonna be a need for slavery anymore. So, yeah, maybe there were some who you know were but hurt by it. But the institution of slavery was still coming to an end. the Civil War was mostly a war over rent seeking by the North on the agricultural bread stuffs of the South.
They gave us a nice little matrix to live in where the good guys always win.......
General rule of thumb: if it's a widely accepted or mainstream narrative, it is more likely than not to be false in at least some central aspect.
The most effective lie is the truth badly told.
If Linda Yaccarino doesn't like it, it's probably true
Mind explaining that one fren, I'm a young an0n here and would like to understand you're joke/reference please :)
Read and digest young anon
https://greatawakening.win/search?params=Yaccarino&community=GreatAwakening
Everything historically was a grift. Even the “purchase” of both Aslaka and California were most likely done at the end of a executioners gun barrel.... turn it over, or else.