2022-12-03
Jon Rappoport is not a conventional person.
He doesn't hold authority in high esteem (or any esteem at all!) - unless he can find truth and integrity in that authority's pronouncements. And he's his own judge on that.
If you were to ask me, I would say that in these troubled times, this is an attitude to which we should all aspire, even if we cannot yet see our way to full achievement of such aspiration.
I'm not sure that Jon has approved of any authority in recent years, other than perhaps some independent self-made authorities that also follow the evidence wherever it leads them.
After what seems like an eternity of Covid authorities rampant, he reposts a blog from February 2020 wherein he reviews what he thinks of the Covid scenario (just at the time that the vaccines were beginning to be rolled out).
"This article is a kind of summary of where I stand, at this moment. A rather crowded snapshot"
Here he unravels a number of points of evidence and draws conclusions so outrageous that nobody would believe him ... unless they too were prepared to dispassionately review the evidence and follow it wherever it leads.
" ...did researchers ever really find that virus? If they didn’t, we would be looking at fraud on a mind-boggling level ... "
"in 1987, I had a highly respected virologist tell me he KNEW there was a serious problem in calling HIV the cause of AIDS, but he and his colleagues were going to 'take a pass on this one' "
" ... the population of Earth---if these vaccines are deployed---will unknowingly step up to the plate in a vast guinea-pig test ... "
This is not to say that he conclusively proves his point as would be required in a criminal court of law - after all, that would be up to a jury to decide, and that trial has not yet taken place.
But when the circumstantial evidence mounts so high, one may conclude that he is worth reading.
Particularly his very last - but perhaps very pertinent - point.
As an exercise for the reader, why not review the post February 2020 events in similar mind-set, and see whither those might be leading us?
Oh, and welcome to the ever-growing club of "conspiracy theorists"! There is no membership fee, other than ostracism (and its consequences) by the ever-shrinking mainstream.
