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31 Dec 21

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Here’s a thread of cliff notes for the @joerogan podcast with Dr Robert Malone. Would still recommend listening to the full episode but if you don’t have time right now this is how it went down. 🧵

Malone talks about becoming a MD and his early career working at the Salk Institute, specifically on RNA. Mentions his mRNA patents and his evolution from academic medicine into medical product development (clinical trials, drug development).

Over the years he says he’s coordinated trials which have received billions in Government funding. Claims he has worked with and knows many people at the CDC, knew Anthony Fauci well, and has many friends in the US intelligence community. Now “a pariah”.

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29 Dec 21

Ambitious people are always looking for the next avenue to further themselves. In the case of the wealthy this becomes exponentially harder with increasing success. This is both a function of the rarity of unicorns (think Google, Facebook etc.) & the metrics at that level. 🧵

If you’re worth $10 then making a deal which will increase your wealth to $100k is a massive increase and success, but when you’re worth $100 million or $10 billion it’s not even worth looking at the things which won’t make a percentage change to your net wealth.

Besides for the obvious attraction of power, this is why the wealthy elite are involved in every global issue - there’s money to be made. Take climate change for example. The renewable energy industry is worth $900 billion, but by 2030 it’s estimated to be valued at $2 trillion.

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19 Dec 21

Here is a thread on an advisory issued by the Medical Advisory Committee on COVID-19 (MAC) co-chaired by Professor Koleka Mlisana (NHLS) and Professor Marian Jacobs (UCT). 🧵

For transparency this is the full advisory sent to the Minister of Health on December 16 2021.

Unfortunately there are malicious people who are still trying to destroy my life & career for having opinions on a pandemic. As such a disclaimer that these are my own views as a citizen of a country with free speech rights. This thread is fair comment & not advice in any way.

In my view this is arguably the most significant advisory from the MAC, and as such those with power to influence Government COVID policy, since close to the start of the lockdown in late March 2020. All of us on both sides of the argument have learnt a lot since then.

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9 Dec 21

This doctor placement issue is a great example of the law of unintended consequences. Several years ago the Department of Health pushed for an increase in the number of graduates from medical schools, in part due to significant public pressure from advocacy groups. 🧵

The advocacy groups don’t generally have a good understanding of the system, and the politicians who control things are more inclined to make decisions which reflect well on them in the short term as opposed to whether these are good ideas in the long term.

As a result all medical schools were instructed to increase their output. Several cited concerns, including a potential drop in training standards given increased demand on the same resources. Government largely dismissed these claims, promising increases in funding.

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11 Sep 21

COVID is just the excuse for the collectivists to do what they always wanted to. By the time most people realise this it will likely be too late. No large scale historical atrocity happened overnight, but rather the environment for these transpired over months and years.

It’s said that those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it, however there is little evidence that humans as a species are capable of learning from history. Over thousands of years of recorded existence we’ve fallen into the same traps with miserable outcomes.

Each society has ample justifications for its evil at the time of its chosen mass persecution. Inevitably “modern” generations look back on the ignorance of their forebearers with contempt, before repeating those same mistakes with different costumes and implements of torture.

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6 Jul 21

The reason so many in our media and left wing block (but I repeat myself) get upset with the likes of Ernst Roets touring the US is that he threatens their narrative capture.

Most people go about their lives without being aware of such an entity but it is all around us.

Narratives are the stories you’re sold on everything from whether you should like the American President to whether our President is doing a good job. For the most part the corporate media takes it upon themselves to direct the narrative - a form of capture.

Farm murders for example are politically inconvenient to just be reported as horrific murders which often seem motivated by nothing more than hate. So the narrative is that these are not a real issue or are merely a right wing talking point. Through repetition most believe this.

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