I am Simon, and instead of being a researcher at a world-class university, I now live in the Brazilian jungle. This is the story of how I ended up here. ⬇️
Beginning of 2021, I spoke out against the rigged peer-review process of @c_drosten's Covid PCR protocol paper. As a result, I lost my job at @wur, faced other reprisals such as the freezing of my bank account, and had the police on my doorstep.
Since I was also unvaccinated, and still am, my life in the Netherlands was unbearable. I just wanted and needed to get away.
My options at that time were very limited, as medical tyranny had taken the whole world hostage. Since I had already worked as a professor in Brazil in the previous years and Bolsonaro was critical of both the plandemic and the vaccinati0n, my choice quickly fell on Brazil.
To escape the crazed civilization, I bought a few hectares of jungle land on a 1500m high mountain (only 4x4 cars can get here), 30 minutes by car to the nearest little village. After reviving my Adobe Illustrator and QR code generation skills, I prepared required documents, got on a plane, and escaped the societal madness in mid-2021.
Meanwhile, I live here completely self-sustainably:
🍅 I constructed two greenhouses in which I grow tomatoes, strawberries, passion fruits, and all kinds of vegetables.
🐟 I built a recirculating aquaculture system in which I grow trouts.
⚡ I installed solar panels and a 50Ah battery system, providing me with electricity 24/7.
💦 My mountain property has several water sources. I'm using a ram pump (doesn't require electricity) to pump the water above my house.
🔥 I heat up the water using solar collectors and a stove that includes a heat exchanger.
🍗 I have plenty of Rhode Island Red chickens providing me with eggs and chicken nuggets.
🐗 There are many boars on my land—delicious!
In the meantime, I lost another job (@SINTEF fired me in February for exceeding my rights to freedom of expression on Twitter; I'll write another post about this in the upcoming week) and currently rely totally on my @sunfluencer vitamin D sales (Need vitamin D? Get it there, please!). That's the price of integrity, but I have no problem looking in the mirror every day when I wake up. In addition to knowing that I'm unvaccinated, that's a great feeling in the morning.
To be honest, life here is a bit lonely here—far from home and my Western culture. On the other hand, @Starlink let’s me connect to you guys and, which is equally important, I'm well-prepared for the moment when the shit hits the fan. Luckily, I'm currently still allowed to travel until they implement carbon credit policies.
By the way—my car runs on ethanol. I have sufficient biomass here to make my own fuel, so Klaus Schwab can kiss my a$$.
That's it. If you made it until here, let's make this post a marketplace of ideas: What do you do or suggest to resist the Great Reset?
Cheers,
Simon
P.S.
Many followers and subscribers kept asking me why I live in the Brazilian jungle, so I simply wanted to share this story with those interested in some private matters. It eventually became a long post. Sorry for that!
Beginning of 2021, I spoke out against the rigged peer-review process of @c_drosten's Covid PCR protocol paper. As a result, I lost my job at @wur, faced other reprisals such as the freezing of my bank account, and had the police on my doorstep.
Since I was also unvaccinated, and still am, my life in the Netherlands was unbearable. I just wanted and needed to get away.
My options at that time were very limited, as medical tyranny had taken the whole world hostage. Since I had already worked as a professor in Brazil in the previous years and Bolsonaro was critical of both the plandemic and the vaccinati0n, my choice quickly fell on Brazil.
To escape the crazed civilization, I bought a few hectares of jungle land on a 1500m high mountain (only 4x4 cars can get here), 30 minutes by car to the nearest little village. After reviving my Adobe Illustrator and QR code generation skills, I prepared required documents, got on a plane, and escaped the societal madness in mid-2021.
Meanwhile, I live here completely self-sustainably:
🍅 I constructed two greenhouses in which I grow tomatoes, strawberries, passion fruits, and all kinds of vegetables.
🐟 I built a recirculating aquaculture system in which I grow trouts.
⚡ I installed solar panels and a 50Ah battery system, providing me with electricity 24/7.
💦 My mountain property has several water sources. I'm using a ram pump (doesn't require electricity) to pump the water above my house.
🔥 I heat up the water using solar collectors and a stove that includes a heat exchanger.
🍗 I have plenty of Rhode Island Red chickens providing me with eggs and chicken nuggets.
🐗 There are many boars on my land—delicious!
In the meantime, I lost another job (@SINTEF fired me in February for exceeding my rights to freedom of expression on Twitter; I'll write another post about this in the upcoming week) and currently rely totally on my @sunfluencer vitamin D sales (Need vitamin D? Get it there, please!). That's the price of integrity, but I have no problem looking in the mirror every day when I wake up. In addition to knowing that I'm unvaccinated, that's a great feeling in the morning.
To be honest, life here is a bit lonely here—far from home and my Western culture. On the other hand, @Starlink let’s me connect to you guys and, which is equally important, I'm well-prepared for the moment when the shit hits the fan. Luckily, I'm currently still allowed to travel until they implement carbon credit policies.
By the way—my car runs on ethanol. I have sufficient biomass here to make my own fuel, so Klaus Schwab can kiss my a$$.
That's it. If you made it until here, let's make this post a marketplace of ideas: What do you do or suggest to resist the Great Reset?
Cheers,
Simon
P.S.
Many followers and subscribers kept asking me why I live in the Brazilian jungle, so I simply wanted to share this story with those interested in some private matters. It eventually became a long post. Sorry for that!
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