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Sep 22, 2022·edited Sep 23, 2022Liked by Meryl Nass

Sachs and Offit are both operating as circuit breakers in the current environment, and we should expect more of this type of thing going forward. As the evidence (and injuries and deaths) pile up, more and more pressure will come to bear on the systems that built the pandemic response (amongst other debacles). This is the next layer of defensive coercion, after media propaganda is exposed and the public face-men (Fauci, etc) are defamed: out come the jackals.

People who don’t know these men from their pasts will be tempted to view them as virtuous, but the people that have been paying attention know what they really are.

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Guys like Sachs are the upper echelon of the Western Mandarin caste whose primary mission is...sustainable development of the Western Mandarin caste.

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Sep 22, 2022·edited Sep 22, 2022Liked by Meryl Nass

Some links to people that you might find useful.

Professional warfighting is highly technical in this age and not something a journalist from the NY Times could remotely understand. Or even it seems many US and NATO senior military officers, never mind people like Biden or Pelosi or the other clowns. I hope you will find these thinkers useful. They helped me put things in perspective when I freak out of all the propaganda that even I can not sometime block. I wanted to provide links but this system does not allow it, so here are the names:

Andrei Martyanov

Larry Johnson

Another retired US colonel that is a proper professional, educated and experienced.

Douglas MacGregor - YouTube

This site was started by "The Saker" for his own writings a good many years ago but it has grown to attract many good contributors and is quite a focal point for non-mainstream analysis of geopolitical and civilizational affairs.

The Vineyard of the Saker

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Meryl - after reading what you wrote plus the nine comments, I urge everyone to consider a governance structure with strong decentralism, bioregional coherence, and minimum necessary global governance. People who are concerned about top heavy global governance seem not to grasp the

"how to" of strong decentralism. For one thing, it means no longer paying wage taxes into a largely corrupt US federal government with the stated foreign policy of full spectrum dominance..

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WEF tool. Klaus cabana boy.

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Thank you, Dr. Nass, for keeping it real.

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Watching interview with Bobby Kennedy -I thought Sachs came across as a man who is trustworthy, benign, fair - non threatening and identifiable (like your favorite uncle at thanksgiving). But listen to him - he said our nation states are not transparent, lack oversight, are engaging in reckless experiments and refuse to cooperate. He is basically a commercial for the WHO -let them solve our individual messes. I worried that Kennedy gave him A platform and expressed my concern on a similar substack written by Dr Malone. He said kennedy is authentic, and not controlled opposition.

So - next steps: now is the time to raise voices to congress /senate - Disengage from the WHO. Make your message - LOUD AND CLEAR AND INCESSANT. Forget about the other midterm issues - make this a priority.

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Thanks for exposing what APPEARED to be a change of heart in his recent piece.

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Sachs is also very high up in the Vatican. We need more scrutiny on this man.

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Sustainable development...do away with bovines...eat crickets and roaches

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The quotes you provided don't support the implication that Sachs is subtly manipulating the world into a single tyrannical government. Multilateralism and cooperation to solve big problems is exactly what all democratic non-superpowers want - a multipolar world order under international law. It is also what Russia has consistently been working and advocating for; i dont know as much about China, but they certainly arent the ones promoting war all over the world. America is the evil empire and its hegemony is crumbling, though not fast enough to prevent more wars and disasters.

Freedom of speech and open scientific inquiry are not guaranteed under either of the above scenarios however. Sadly that is a separate struggle for all of us who value such things. Perhaps having many competing countries is the only way to guarantee freedom survives somewhere. I dont like the consequences though - tragedy of the commons and strife.

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Back home we'd call that a wolf in sheeps clothing

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I will share this article by Sachs which was published as he began criticizing the lack of investigative journalism into the lab leak hypothesis.

https://www.tikkun.org/ukraine-is-the-latest-neocon-disaster/

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Here’s a link I’ll be diving into this weekend... enjoy

https://www.worldgovernmentsummit.org/about

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Is he on the Council of Foreign Relations? or Trilateral Commision or WEF

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