Peter Smith Wish I could hug you & kiss your cheek for that raw, honest testament you gifted us here. There is something to be said about intuition, yes? I, like you also declined the Poison19 with COPD & Asthma. The feeling of " something is not right" persisted until I finally turned off the TV with it's daily death tolls and began dee…
Wish I could hug you & kiss your cheek for that raw, honest testament you gifted us here. There is something to be said about intuition, yes? I, like you also declined the Poison19 with COPD & Asthma. The feeling of " something is not right" persisted until I finally turned off the TV with it's daily death tolls and began deep diving into alternative media like Rumble/Bitchute. One of the first videos I watched was Dr Peter McCollough 's first testimony to the Texas Senate. BOOM! I was instantly validated that early treatment was being suppressed & anyone speaking out was being censored. I tried to warn my family and a few heeded my advice but most didn't. My Mother's last words to me on the way to get her 1st booster were, " I do not know you or want anyone like you in my life who would be so selfish as to openly choose to die alone on a ventilator in a hospital" That was about 17 months ago. I thank God I trusted my intuition and I'm glad that many others such as you did as well. Peace & Blessings to you Peter!
It can be very difficult for people to admit they were wrong, especially about deeply-felt or emotional issues. Hubris, or false pride is very common. Once again, just like Mattias Desmet's "Mass Formation", it seems to be a deeply rooted aspect of human behavior. I don't know why. Maybe it is simply a lack of humility. If someone has suffered enough defeats, it is easy to admit to being wrong, to be open about questioning "authority", and to always attempt to find and follow the truth. Some might say that ability is a sign of maturity and learning to deal with life's ups and downs, and move on. Personally, I try to be patient with people and empathize with their feelings, as long as they don't do something illegal or sinfully wrong. If your mother has her wits about her, I'm guessing she'll come around. It is becoming more obvious every day that the vaccines have been a monumental and deadly failure.
As soon as they put out all those PSAs telling people "if you have symptoms, stay home", for a very serious respiratory situation, I knew something was off. And that was early, like Jan-Feb. They fired up the death counter from the very outset.
We were fortunate enough to discover Dr. Z and his prevention protocol. Then switched to FLCCC. We're the only ones in our large extended family who didn't follow the crowds, and thank God for that gift of discernment. And a little street smarts.
Yes. Very surreal to hear her speak them but I am not angry with her. Mad as heck at the perpetrators of mass propaganda & censorship who target and scared the daylights out of so many good people.
Peter Smith
Wish I could hug you & kiss your cheek for that raw, honest testament you gifted us here. There is something to be said about intuition, yes? I, like you also declined the Poison19 with COPD & Asthma. The feeling of " something is not right" persisted until I finally turned off the TV with it's daily death tolls and began deep diving into alternative media like Rumble/Bitchute. One of the first videos I watched was Dr Peter McCollough 's first testimony to the Texas Senate. BOOM! I was instantly validated that early treatment was being suppressed & anyone speaking out was being censored. I tried to warn my family and a few heeded my advice but most didn't. My Mother's last words to me on the way to get her 1st booster were, " I do not know you or want anyone like you in my life who would be so selfish as to openly choose to die alone on a ventilator in a hospital" That was about 17 months ago. I thank God I trusted my intuition and I'm glad that many others such as you did as well. Peace & Blessings to you Peter!
So sorry about your mother's comments and attitude. Is she still with us? Stay strong.
Peter Smith
Yes she is fortunately still alive and I pray for reconciliation as she is 80.
It can be very difficult for people to admit they were wrong, especially about deeply-felt or emotional issues. Hubris, or false pride is very common. Once again, just like Mattias Desmet's "Mass Formation", it seems to be a deeply rooted aspect of human behavior. I don't know why. Maybe it is simply a lack of humility. If someone has suffered enough defeats, it is easy to admit to being wrong, to be open about questioning "authority", and to always attempt to find and follow the truth. Some might say that ability is a sign of maturity and learning to deal with life's ups and downs, and move on. Personally, I try to be patient with people and empathize with their feelings, as long as they don't do something illegal or sinfully wrong. If your mother has her wits about her, I'm guessing she'll come around. It is becoming more obvious every day that the vaccines have been a monumental and deadly failure.
As soon as they put out all those PSAs telling people "if you have symptoms, stay home", for a very serious respiratory situation, I knew something was off. And that was early, like Jan-Feb. They fired up the death counter from the very outset.
We were fortunate enough to discover Dr. Z and his prevention protocol. Then switched to FLCCC. We're the only ones in our large extended family who didn't follow the crowds, and thank God for that gift of discernment. And a little street smarts.
Wow. Your Mother’s words cut deeply.
Bridget
Yes. Very surreal to hear her speak them but I am not angry with her. Mad as heck at the perpetrators of mass propaganda & censorship who target and scared the daylights out of so many good people.