DEATH MUTE

Brownstone Institute just published a list of covid outrages:

1.  The Director of National Intelligence has documented 120 US-funded/owned biolabs in 30 countries, many of which are manufacturing and manipulating viruses that cause infectious diseases.

2.  Senator Rand Paul's committee has released the receipts concerning US funding/backing of the manufactured SARS-CoV-2 virus/vaccine as part of this program. The supposed inoculation was part of this program. Officials lied about it all. 

3.  Senator Ron Johnson has produced definitive evidence that US public health agencies knew of the grave dangers of the shot but said nothing, letting distribution and mandates go ahead with zero public warnings. 

4.  Many officials are privately admitting/proving that the whole point of lockdowns was to preserve population immunity for the shot and block other avenues toward wellness, including taking known therapeutics off the market. 

5.  Dissidents who said something was deeply wrong here were censored and worse, even fired from their jobs. And yet that was just the beginning. Millions were pushed into accepting an injection that officials knew had no public health benefit and was deeply dangerous. 

                  None of this gets any traction in the mainstream media.  We've all heard of "deaf mutes."  I call this media silence "death mute."  In other words, while people are dying all around, nobody says anything.  As a culture, we'd rather tie our tongues than  discuss the outrage.

                  Mollie Englehart's wonderful op-ed about forgiveness and accountability in last week's Epoch Times is one of the most profound pithy columns I've read in a long time. The gist is that forgiveness is not forgetting.  Forgiveness is not sweeping evil under the rug.  Here is her observation:  "Without forgiveness, we remain trapped in bitterness.  Without accountability, we guarantee that history will repeat itself."  Put that on your refrigerator door.

                  While forgiveness enables us to live in inner and outer peace, accountability is our motivation to attack the demons again and again and again.  They must not; they cannot win.  As John Moody, my partner in Rogue Food Conferences says, and I paraphrase:  "nothing is as righteous as bringing evil to justice."  That's a good one for the refrigerator too; or maybe the bathroom mirror.

                  The fact that virtually no one in the mainstream media is trumpeting any of these atrocities speaks to the terror our culture feels when speaking the truth.  We've turned death mute on ourselves.  

                  Hang in there, folks.  The world needs trumpets on the walls.

                  Are you a trumpet or a mute?