In April, 2010, I visited Nicaragua with one of my teen kids, Lena. I wanted to spend a chunk of memorable time with her before she left for college. We found $258 round-trip airfares, slept in places that averaged $15/night and ate good, albeit simple food for $10/day. We fulfilled our Spanish-only pact during the week and half stay.
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My biggest challenge is figuring out how to coexist with the Didn’t Knowers in my life and family. The one who lives with me stubbornly refuses to learn anything, accusing me of trying to force him to agree with me. The gaslighting continues, and it is hard to accept without great anger at this point. I don’t want to just “let it go”. I’ve described it as “passive/suppressive” behavior on their part.
IMHO I think the group that could have ended the fraud quickly and decisively were the docs. The obviously crazy rules and suppositions concerning the plandemic should have quickly been attacked by a vast majority of docs but sadly it wasn’t. The medical profession has lost huge amounts of credibility and trust due to their despicable behavior during this sad event.
Mar 10, 2023·edited Mar 10, 2023Liked by Mark Oshinskie
I also think that teachers who sat at home by the fire in their jammies and slippers sipping their hot cocoa while they "taught" online for an hour should give up a year of their retirement. (Sounds like
being retired to me!) Some of us got up, got dressed, went into our classrooms everyday and worked, even though they made us do it by zoom. Some of us tried to keep things as normal as possible for ourselves and our students in the midst of this entire scam.
Mark , your writings throughout this psyops have been a blessing, in many ways for me , since I was born and raised just a few blocks away from you . ( sorry if a run in sentence) . This is one of your best . I do hope there will be justice , maybe not here , but judgement day . The human side of me wants to see the justice.
I struggle with this depending on what group the person falls in except for the obvious . My hypnotized medical acquaintances probably feel the same about me since I worked unjabbed , in a hospital, the last 3 years . I will go “home” in October, visit my parents grave and see my siblings and their families for a wedding. It will be almost 4 years . 🙏
The first group (still indoctrinated) is the one that plagues me the most. In my fantasy, they wake up, they "get it" that they were acting like Good Germans, and they apologize for the very real harms that were done. It would be factually true that they "didn't know" (perhaps in the "in denial" sense like choosing not to know, choosing not to look, not to read, not to listen) -- but they need to acknowledge the harms that were done, and work hard on an individual level to self examine what it was in their characters that caused them to fall into the group of the duped -- so that it will never happen again. Each individual needs to learn and atone on an individual basis. Collective atonement is fine and dandy, but in my personal life, I live at the ground level, with real relationships with real individual people. This is where my harm was done: these relationships horribly, in some cases irretrievably damaged.
I want my friends and family members to say, "I now understand, Dani, what you went through, and I'm very sorry that I did not have that awareness then, and that I participated in shunning and judging "the kind of people" who didn't go along with the narrative." Yup. I want each person to try to claim the part that they -- individually -- played. And try to make things right.
"Further, just as Reagan fired the air traffic controllers, the teachers that refused to work and who held placards that said, “I can’t teach from my coffin!” and the newscasters who sold the sky-is-falling narrative should find other work or be discharged. What kind of a teacher is someone who can’t think critically? What kind of journalist is someone who vigorously promotes a false narrative?"
This says it all. I remember when Reagan fired the air traffic controllers and it was presented as the action of a wild man. Recently I stumbled upon a comment by an air traffic controller who said it was a necessary action that resulted in greater safety. Apparently, there were real safety issues. I was floored as I had, stupidly, never questioned the narrative. So I think you are quite right. We keep decrying how bad the teachers are but they are obviously incapable of critical thinking because they are the products of indoctrination themselves. Hard to think your way out of a bubble.
For a government actively trying to murder me...I am not sure I can continue to support it. A very bad investment indeed, and apparently quite able to manufacture money without my assistance.
Here in Canada shocking events around all this keep happening and I suppose are no longer shocking. For instance, recently there was a call to release to the public the contracts signed with Pfizer for vaccines. What was released was highly redacted documents with one piece of information. Canada is committed to buy 2.7 billion (to scale that up, considered that the USA is ten times the size of Canada in population) of product throughout 2023 and 24. There are also Pfizer ads on TV that clearly breaks the rules about what is allowed on TV here, I've noticed. So Canada paid 500 million for delivery of a product with all kinds of other conditions worth billions more attached and nobody seems to care. I don't know if it is the spike proteins or just general rot but Canadians really are becoming more and more like the half-way dead, it seems.
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Your ability to tell a story is really impressive, Mark. I really think you need to pull all of these together in a book of short stories. As always, with your writing, I found myself transported off my couch and into the world you describe, with attendant aromas, sounds, and tastes ~ and also emotions. You have a gift. It was given to you to share with the world.
Thank you for this wonderful story.
I also agree with every word relating to reparations. For me, a simple “I am sorry” from the FIVE “friends” I lost due to my well researched choice re jabs would be a start. I was alone and sad, having recently lost my wonderful husband, sister and dog, yet they derided and abandoned me. I am a strong person so I prayed for them and hugged my remaining dog very close.
I would also like to see the politicians who supported this atrocity resign, as well as physicians who went along with it. They have acted shamefully. The mainstream media are pathetic and can carry on being so because, ultimately, they can only control the weak and uninformed.
Wow. You hit the target on so many points. What a complete list of wrongdoings against a global population that requires justice against these officials in government, agencies, and medical. Your list of payback by these individuals would be too much to hood for, but we may dream. As I was reading I would think of something only to find you including it. You touched on so much. I will keep this article close as a reminder. I’m sure there are many who need personal apologies from friends/families and hopefully those who were blinded for 3 years will see the light and apologize to us. Yes, maybe just a dream, but justly needed to repair broken families and friendships. This scam has broken not just our government, our economy, our livelihoods for many, but our personal relationships.
Great piece and you stole my thunder with the check-able boxes on the tax forms. My idea is all the climate alarmists who think the world is going to end in 10 or 12 years can donate to ‘combat the climate crisis.’
One of the seemingly intractable issues we face now is the myopia amongst the people who claim they want to see justice for the wrongs done by Fauci, Birx, the CDC, FDA, Pfizer, et. al, during the scamdemic but ignore the elephant in the room.
I agree 100% with your statement, “Lockdown and vaxx supporters should also resign from public office…”
I don’t hold out much hope that any public officials, past or present will be held accountable, certainly as advocated by you (or by Daniel Horowitz and Steve Deace in their Nuremberg II book “The Rise of the Fourth Reich”.) Who would actually undertake such an endeavor? Congress will hold hearings but it would fall to the executive branch to go after the wrongdoers in any meaningful manner. What future administration would do this?
It’s infuriating to see people calling for the destruction of the CDC and the FDA, or demanding jail time for Anthony Fauci, while simultaneously absolving the man who was in charge of those 3 letter agencies and appointed Fauci to head the Covid task force. It’s just so hypocritical.
“Fauci is evil” but…
“President Trump just didn’t know what he was up against”.
“The President got bad advice”
“He was conned”
“Trump was just trying to do the right thing”
“We were in uncharted territory and no president has ever had to face this situation”
“Damned if he did, damned if he didn’t”
Etc. etc. etc. ad nauseam.
It would be one thing if Trump were not running for president and instead just rode off into the sunset in unindicted ignominy. But this is not the case.
In the unlikely circumstance that he is reelected, does anyone think his DoJ is going to go after the very people to whom he was giving direct orders? Does anyone with half a brain imagine that Fauci or Birx were rogue actors rather than shrewd bureaucrats who had written orders on POTUS letterhead in order to undertake their actions? Does any thinking person imagine that Fauci wouldn’t take Trump down with him if Trump’s DoJ decided to go after him?
It’s a ludicrous notion on its face.
Who thinks that Trump would indict his friends and campaign contributors at Pfizer for their involvement in his own Operation Warp Speed initiative? It’s laughable to me that people would believe that Trump, who to this day is trying to convince people he was the savior of mankind, is going to a.) backtrack on that preposterous claim or b.) go after all the people involved in helping him be that imagined “savior”.
So to the Trump apologists let me tell you this: just stop with the nonsensical demands that Fauci, Birx, Pfizer execs, et. al. be prosecuted while simultaneously defending Trump because “he didn’t know” or “got bad advice”. It’s a horribly foolish look.
And not just for the obvious reasons. The less obvious is that such a defense undermines all your arguments for how Trump’s decisions are so amazing compared to the supposed disqualifying decisions made by DeSantis. You apparently don’t realize that your defense of Trump can easily be applied to every past politician.
After all…
-DeSantis supported X because “he didn’t have all the information and acted upon what he did know”.
-Bush did what he did in Iraq because “he got bad advice”
-Reagan supported amnesty for 1 million illegals because “he was trying to do the right thing”.
And so on back in time to Adam, who ate the apple because he was “damned if he did, damned if he didn’t”.
I’ve put this argument out on Twitter and the response from various Trump supporters is “Well, DeSantis should have know better than to vote for X”. Now I ask you, just what kind of lame defense is that of Trump? The obvious conclusion is that they think DeSantis is intelligent enough to know what he was doing but that Trump:
1. is impervious to known intelligence (science and previous pandemic planning) or
2. is a fool who is easily conned by those around him including his own son in law and the people he personally appointed to manage the government for 4 years.
Or maybe Trump is actually just a deep stater himself and fully agreed with Fauci, Birx, the DoD, and the WEF’s pandemic agenda.
Whichever option you imagine describes Trump, if elected in 2024, he will never take action against the very people to whom he was giving orders.
I'm sorry for the loss of your friend, Chepe, even though it was over a decade ago. Obviously, you had grown close to him in a short period- such sudden losses are tough to get over. Such a wonderful story of restoration and triumph- I'm so glad you shared with us.
I will print out this story- never have I seen such a complete list of offences against the populace- with the proportional justice that should be brought against the perpetrators! I don't believe much of anything will happen- the evil, manipulative system is way too big and entrenched. So many just don't care and will forget soon enough. I will try my best to fight the battle in my world- maybe some will listen and change.
Thanks again for your timely reminders and your eloquent storytelling!
My biggest challenge is figuring out how to coexist with the Didn’t Knowers in my life and family. The one who lives with me stubbornly refuses to learn anything, accusing me of trying to force him to agree with me. The gaslighting continues, and it is hard to accept without great anger at this point. I don’t want to just “let it go”. I’ve described it as “passive/suppressive” behavior on their part.
IMHO I think the group that could have ended the fraud quickly and decisively were the docs. The obviously crazy rules and suppositions concerning the plandemic should have quickly been attacked by a vast majority of docs but sadly it wasn’t. The medical profession has lost huge amounts of credibility and trust due to their despicable behavior during this sad event.
Excellent, Mark. Just excellent.
I also think that teachers who sat at home by the fire in their jammies and slippers sipping their hot cocoa while they "taught" online for an hour should give up a year of their retirement. (Sounds like
being retired to me!) Some of us got up, got dressed, went into our classrooms everyday and worked, even though they made us do it by zoom. Some of us tried to keep things as normal as possible for ourselves and our students in the midst of this entire scam.
My sister is 5 times spike shotted (maybe more not sure) She has had since shot number one:
psoriatic arthritis, fungal infection in her left eye, herpes, covid 5 times, taken paxlovid twice
"cat scratch fever" from a cat scratch, required a day in the hospital with IV antibiotics,
Low iron counts requiring two transfusions?
Just wow. I try to stay away from her
Mark , your writings throughout this psyops have been a blessing, in many ways for me , since I was born and raised just a few blocks away from you . ( sorry if a run in sentence) . This is one of your best . I do hope there will be justice , maybe not here , but judgement day . The human side of me wants to see the justice.
I struggle with this depending on what group the person falls in except for the obvious . My hypnotized medical acquaintances probably feel the same about me since I worked unjabbed , in a hospital, the last 3 years . I will go “home” in October, visit my parents grave and see my siblings and their families for a wedding. It will be almost 4 years . 🙏
The first group (still indoctrinated) is the one that plagues me the most. In my fantasy, they wake up, they "get it" that they were acting like Good Germans, and they apologize for the very real harms that were done. It would be factually true that they "didn't know" (perhaps in the "in denial" sense like choosing not to know, choosing not to look, not to read, not to listen) -- but they need to acknowledge the harms that were done, and work hard on an individual level to self examine what it was in their characters that caused them to fall into the group of the duped -- so that it will never happen again. Each individual needs to learn and atone on an individual basis. Collective atonement is fine and dandy, but in my personal life, I live at the ground level, with real relationships with real individual people. This is where my harm was done: these relationships horribly, in some cases irretrievably damaged.
I want my friends and family members to say, "I now understand, Dani, what you went through, and I'm very sorry that I did not have that awareness then, and that I participated in shunning and judging "the kind of people" who didn't go along with the narrative." Yup. I want each person to try to claim the part that they -- individually -- played. And try to make things right.
No more and no less.
"Further, just as Reagan fired the air traffic controllers, the teachers that refused to work and who held placards that said, “I can’t teach from my coffin!” and the newscasters who sold the sky-is-falling narrative should find other work or be discharged. What kind of a teacher is someone who can’t think critically? What kind of journalist is someone who vigorously promotes a false narrative?"
This says it all. I remember when Reagan fired the air traffic controllers and it was presented as the action of a wild man. Recently I stumbled upon a comment by an air traffic controller who said it was a necessary action that resulted in greater safety. Apparently, there were real safety issues. I was floored as I had, stupidly, never questioned the narrative. So I think you are quite right. We keep decrying how bad the teachers are but they are obviously incapable of critical thinking because they are the products of indoctrination themselves. Hard to think your way out of a bubble.
For a government actively trying to murder me...I am not sure I can continue to support it. A very bad investment indeed, and apparently quite able to manufacture money without my assistance.
Here in Canada shocking events around all this keep happening and I suppose are no longer shocking. For instance, recently there was a call to release to the public the contracts signed with Pfizer for vaccines. What was released was highly redacted documents with one piece of information. Canada is committed to buy 2.7 billion (to scale that up, considered that the USA is ten times the size of Canada in population) of product throughout 2023 and 24. There are also Pfizer ads on TV that clearly breaks the rules about what is allowed on TV here, I've noticed. So Canada paid 500 million for delivery of a product with all kinds of other conditions worth billions more attached and nobody seems to care. I don't know if it is the spike proteins or just general rot but Canadians really are becoming more and more like the half-way dead, it seems.
Darn. I wanted Chepe to continue to regale you with stories of his beautiful country.
Your ability to tell a story is really impressive, Mark. I really think you need to pull all of these together in a book of short stories. As always, with your writing, I found myself transported off my couch and into the world you describe, with attendant aromas, sounds, and tastes ~ and also emotions. You have a gift. It was given to you to share with the world.
Thank you for this wonderful story.
I also agree with every word relating to reparations. For me, a simple “I am sorry” from the FIVE “friends” I lost due to my well researched choice re jabs would be a start. I was alone and sad, having recently lost my wonderful husband, sister and dog, yet they derided and abandoned me. I am a strong person so I prayed for them and hugged my remaining dog very close.
I would also like to see the politicians who supported this atrocity resign, as well as physicians who went along with it. They have acted shamefully. The mainstream media are pathetic and can carry on being so because, ultimately, they can only control the weak and uninformed.
Wow. You hit the target on so many points. What a complete list of wrongdoings against a global population that requires justice against these officials in government, agencies, and medical. Your list of payback by these individuals would be too much to hood for, but we may dream. As I was reading I would think of something only to find you including it. You touched on so much. I will keep this article close as a reminder. I’m sure there are many who need personal apologies from friends/families and hopefully those who were blinded for 3 years will see the light and apologize to us. Yes, maybe just a dream, but justly needed to repair broken families and friendships. This scam has broken not just our government, our economy, our livelihoods for many, but our personal relationships.
Great piece and you stole my thunder with the check-able boxes on the tax forms. My idea is all the climate alarmists who think the world is going to end in 10 or 12 years can donate to ‘combat the climate crisis.’
All the normal people can leave that box blank.
Great essay as always Mark.
One of the seemingly intractable issues we face now is the myopia amongst the people who claim they want to see justice for the wrongs done by Fauci, Birx, the CDC, FDA, Pfizer, et. al, during the scamdemic but ignore the elephant in the room.
I agree 100% with your statement, “Lockdown and vaxx supporters should also resign from public office…”
I don’t hold out much hope that any public officials, past or present will be held accountable, certainly as advocated by you (or by Daniel Horowitz and Steve Deace in their Nuremberg II book “The Rise of the Fourth Reich”.) Who would actually undertake such an endeavor? Congress will hold hearings but it would fall to the executive branch to go after the wrongdoers in any meaningful manner. What future administration would do this?
It’s infuriating to see people calling for the destruction of the CDC and the FDA, or demanding jail time for Anthony Fauci, while simultaneously absolving the man who was in charge of those 3 letter agencies and appointed Fauci to head the Covid task force. It’s just so hypocritical.
“Fauci is evil” but…
“President Trump just didn’t know what he was up against”.
“The President got bad advice”
“He was conned”
“Trump was just trying to do the right thing”
“We were in uncharted territory and no president has ever had to face this situation”
“Damned if he did, damned if he didn’t”
Etc. etc. etc. ad nauseam.
It would be one thing if Trump were not running for president and instead just rode off into the sunset in unindicted ignominy. But this is not the case.
In the unlikely circumstance that he is reelected, does anyone think his DoJ is going to go after the very people to whom he was giving direct orders? Does anyone with half a brain imagine that Fauci or Birx were rogue actors rather than shrewd bureaucrats who had written orders on POTUS letterhead in order to undertake their actions? Does any thinking person imagine that Fauci wouldn’t take Trump down with him if Trump’s DoJ decided to go after him?
It’s a ludicrous notion on its face.
Who thinks that Trump would indict his friends and campaign contributors at Pfizer for their involvement in his own Operation Warp Speed initiative? It’s laughable to me that people would believe that Trump, who to this day is trying to convince people he was the savior of mankind, is going to a.) backtrack on that preposterous claim or b.) go after all the people involved in helping him be that imagined “savior”.
So to the Trump apologists let me tell you this: just stop with the nonsensical demands that Fauci, Birx, Pfizer execs, et. al. be prosecuted while simultaneously defending Trump because “he didn’t know” or “got bad advice”. It’s a horribly foolish look.
And not just for the obvious reasons. The less obvious is that such a defense undermines all your arguments for how Trump’s decisions are so amazing compared to the supposed disqualifying decisions made by DeSantis. You apparently don’t realize that your defense of Trump can easily be applied to every past politician.
After all…
-DeSantis supported X because “he didn’t have all the information and acted upon what he did know”.
-Bush did what he did in Iraq because “he got bad advice”
-Reagan supported amnesty for 1 million illegals because “he was trying to do the right thing”.
And so on back in time to Adam, who ate the apple because he was “damned if he did, damned if he didn’t”.
I’ve put this argument out on Twitter and the response from various Trump supporters is “Well, DeSantis should have know better than to vote for X”. Now I ask you, just what kind of lame defense is that of Trump? The obvious conclusion is that they think DeSantis is intelligent enough to know what he was doing but that Trump:
1. is impervious to known intelligence (science and previous pandemic planning) or
2. is a fool who is easily conned by those around him including his own son in law and the people he personally appointed to manage the government for 4 years.
Or maybe Trump is actually just a deep stater himself and fully agreed with Fauci, Birx, the DoD, and the WEF’s pandemic agenda.
Whichever option you imagine describes Trump, if elected in 2024, he will never take action against the very people to whom he was giving orders.
I'm sorry for the loss of your friend, Chepe, even though it was over a decade ago. Obviously, you had grown close to him in a short period- such sudden losses are tough to get over. Such a wonderful story of restoration and triumph- I'm so glad you shared with us.
I will print out this story- never have I seen such a complete list of offences against the populace- with the proportional justice that should be brought against the perpetrators! I don't believe much of anything will happen- the evil, manipulative system is way too big and entrenched. So many just don't care and will forget soon enough. I will try my best to fight the battle in my world- maybe some will listen and change.
Thanks again for your timely reminders and your eloquent storytelling!