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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Cutting Room Floor Text - about MOTHERS leading the protest of the treatment of college students ....

As an aside, before I was fully banned from Facebook, I subscribed to two Facebook groups that were organized by the mothers of students. These mothers and the allies they were briefly able to recruit DID try to push back against draconian and unnecessary measures that were harming and needlessly scaring their children.

The potential influence of such sites was eventually neutered by bans, threats of future bans, algorithms and non-stop bullying on the part of Facebook, which was playing good soldier and going along with the dictates of the CDC, Anthony Fauci and an army of Big Brother admirers working inside of government.

I mention these “protest” sites only because I think it’s interesting they were organized by parents and not the students themselves.

Today’s students might protest Climate Change and call for more racial justice or transgender rights, but restrictions on their freedom of assembly and speech at college produced only meek compliance.

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Unfortunately, most of those students were raised on vaccines. They were never taught to question them. Why would they rise up? I’m a parent of four of these kids. Unfortunately, I never REALLY questioned vaccines before 2020, but there were crazy bells going off in my soul to protect my kids from these. I imagine many of the parents who formed the groups on Facebook were like me—questioning for the first time, but with all their might.

2021 was the most stressful year of my life. I spent it trying to keep my kids under the radar at their respective schools so they could enjoy their lives as much as possible and not be punished by the insanely onerous policies against the unvaccinated. One lost her two best friends over it. I didn’t rise up. I didn’t counsel them to rise up. The world, including our families, friends, and neighbors were ready to burn us at the stake (most didn’t know we weren’t vaccinated). My recurring nightmares are about the group think and hatred that got frothed up in previously logical and peaceful people. I forgive them, but I will never forget. My youngest is graduating high school next year. I’m trying to get her to consider Hillsdale.

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Totally hear you. People in my world really went out of their minds, and many formerly apparently rational, reasonable sweet souls were, as if turned on by some demonic switch, incredibly viscious towards the unjabbed, even outright relish-in-it sadistic. I found this behavior both pathetic and loathsome, and I will never forget it.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

The personal and group psychology is fascinating to observe ... if extremely disturbing.

As I wrote in a recent piece, the sociologists and psychologists on these college campuses must have realized what was happening ... and why and how.

And, the statisticians - with a few exceptions - were almost completely AWOL.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Alas— however, Dr. Norman Fenton has been truly outstanding.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

He's one of the 10 or so brave and smart professors I can name. I can't name one professor who acted this way in my state.

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

{...before I was fully banned from Facebook...}

My sincere congrats to you for this Badge of Honor !!

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Madeleine Love's avatar

As a mother of a university student living in a residential college, I worked very hard to stop the madness. I had to keep my daughter at home for 2nd year (2022) after the college wrote a policy that every student must have every recommended vaccine, and that the students signed to agree. The college did revoke that policy and she returned for 3rd year.

My daughter did get the first two in her first year - the pressure from other students was relentless. A couple of opinion-leading students is enough to do the job, really. She quickly sus'd that she would lose status if she spoke against it. When those 'opinion-leading students' speak for climate or trans (or the vietnam war as it was in our day) they all follow. They're sheep and the pack is important, no matter what age.

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Madeleine Love's avatar

You have to conclude that student outrage on anything is actually permitted, encouraged, and engineered.

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Kathleen Schmidt's avatar

They bullied us into believing that if we get the shot we will save other people……what a lie

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Madeleine Love's avatar

They did. They preyed on people's kindness. They don't feel kindness themselves, but know how to use that of others - psychpathy.

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Madeleine Love's avatar

Thanks for being active.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

For those interested, the two Facebook groups that were admirably brave and important (and where I posted often while I still could) were "Keep Alabama Colleges Open" and "Keep Mississippi Colleges Open." I'm sure there were similar groups in other states.

These sites and the creators of these sites were increasingly bullied and harrassed ... for doing the right thing and expressing their concerns. I think just about every point posters made was factually correct.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Not a nightmare on my part, but a continuing sense of doom that this covid charade and debacle will not end anytime soon.

The VA is still offering the covid DeathVax to veterans.

With an "additional dose" for veterans over the age of 65.

Will the madness ever stop? How can I ever trust this medical community again when they give me medical advice? It said right on the box that the masks do not prevent covid but yet for a period of time, I was forced to wear one or I would be denied medical care.

How was that even humane?

https://news.va.gov/129555/va-offering-updated-covid-19-vaccines/#:~:text=VA%20is%20offering%20updated%20COVID,to%20get%20the%20updated%20vaccine.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

Big pharma is quite upfront about banking on governments to buy up and distribute these shots for the foreseeable future.

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Doug Youngman's avatar

... nobody especially those in Government want to talk about it - because sometime they will have to deny they were themselves invovled - from top-to-bottom . Medical Boards, Local City Councils - Regional Councils - Counties... the institutional obedient mindset always leads to degradation of principles/authority.. Dogs won't bite the hand that feeds them.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

They are building massive mRNA factories in Australia.

Moderna in Victoria:

https://www.globalaustralia.gov.au/news-and-resources/news-items/moderna-build-mrna-vaccine-manufacturing-facility-australia

There is another facility in Queensland (Sanofi): https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/96732

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

Oh, God. They are doubling down. It makes sense that Australia would be one of the friendliest jurisdictions to advance these evil programs even more.

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ExcessDeathsAU's avatar

Don't worry the country is very flammable.

They will find out.

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Linelle MacDougal's avatar

Not just Australia - Canada all over that wonderful development for the good of us all as well.

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Roger Beal's avatar

And the excess doses that go unused, where do you think they end up?

Why, in the water supply, of course, via the toilet. https://thehill.com/changing-america/

The statement that "nobody knows why" this disaster is unfolding is (wait for it) stupid. A few biologists have dissected and tissue-analyzed some of the dead fish, and have found high levels of virtually every pharmaceutical known to man in their organs - along with cocaine.

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DrDoug's avatar

If you read Marc Girardot's new book, "The Needle's Secret," you will learn that it is inadvertent IV Injection of the COVID vaccines (and other transfecting vaccines) that causes the harm. Drinking it straight is likely no big deal. How do you know it's not toxic? There are no reports of injection site necrosis. The injury is caused by our immune system reacting to the foreign spike protein.

One less thing to worry about.

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

{...The VA is still offering the covid Death Vax to veterans with an "additional dose" for veterans over the age of 65...}

Pure logic !!: Get rid of expensive, unpleasant memories ...

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

"giving veterans one more chance to die for their country"

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Klaus Hubbertz's avatar

...with a nudge of camaraderie from CDNs assisted-suicide-team !!!

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Don't give the Yanks any ideas.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

Ooooooh, THAT is good.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Yeah, I wish it wasn't true.

If they didn't get us on the battlefield, they will get us in the medical death camp.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

Correct. Now, be skeptical from now on, and preach skepticism

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

Spoliation of evidence, just like with JFK, OKC, 9/11, Las Vegas Massacre, . . .

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

Zapruder tape was edited at the moment of the alleged head-shot. "Why are you stopping" - Jacqueline Kennedy. OKC, missing camera footage. 9/11, missing planes. Las Vegas, missing bullet damage that should be strewn across the city.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

Did I stop? The ellipses indicate that the list is long. For readers here--such as yourself--you grasped the direction of the vector and its significant and suggested magnitude. Effective writing can at times simply make use of a simple head nod or glance. Yes, there is much more to each one of these stories. My work desk was near a window and ceiling panel that was blow out during the Murrah Building blast years before I even moved to that city. One of the first OKC firemen on the scene told me about the multiple times they had to leave the wreckage and the search for victims because of the finding of more explosive devices. As for the LV Massacre, I did an audio analysis during the crisis event. There were more than one sources of gun blasts. I believe that the helicopter sounds can be definitively identified and that at least some fire was originating from these airships. Stopping? Joe Atwill, as well as Law Professor Brian McCall and I were recording podcasts in December 2020 on the COVID fraud and the problems with what I was calling the "pseudovaccine" by summer of 2020. [You can track all that down through my Substack and Podomatic link, but this is not the point here on Mr. Rice's Newsletter.] I had my wake-up education provided by a local anesthesiologist in late Spring and early Summer of 2020. He saved my life and that of my wife and her family. Stopping? Perhaps we should talk about Ukraine, Russia, Victoria Nuland and the genocide of the Europeans---a long-standing historical program. Perhaps we should talk about the Kalergi Plan, the Cloward Piven Plan, 'The Authoritarian Personality', indeed, why are YOU stopping? And this only scratches the surface, to ratify your well-taken point.

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nobody's avatar

It wasn't. I'm sorry we find ourselves in this situation and I'm with you in your frustration. There are millions of us. Keep fighting.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

Thank you for the link.

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Bill Hull's avatar

Back oh 11 September 2001, I was a senior in college. The tragic events of that day left me wondering what actually happened. I did not watch TV, but did listen to the radio for a while and heard an interview with one of the survivors of the second tower. He said when the first tower was hit by a plane, he and his colleagues said: "We're outta here" and got up and left. They had to switch elevators on or about the 43rd floor. The interviewee said there was a man with a bullhorn on that floor saying: "Everything is all right - return to work." The man asked: "Who was that guy? And what was he doing there?" I've never heard an answer to these questions.

In the weeks after the tragedy, I asked several of my college professors what they thought had happened. Some quietly admitted they had some questions as well, but none of them seemed to dare to counter the official narrative.

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SimulationCommander's avatar

We 'anti-vaxxers' who were against the Iraq war following 9/11 started getting some serious flashbacks in 2021 or so. "If you aren't with Big Pharma, then you're against us."

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

Really? They all got out of a building down stairwells in just 15 minutes? That's amazing. We'll, I have a live video from the ground when the first WTC disappeared into dust. On the way down, before hitting the ground. There was no-one coming out of any building, no one outside the buildings, not one person, anywhere. No bodies hitting the ground. No injured people... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDJme4nZD30

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Dee Dee's avatar

I ask the same questions every day. During Covid my daughter was at UCBoulder, told to go to her dorm (she wasn't sick) and then a group of students that were sick with "Covid" were shoved in her dorm and the dorm was surrounded by police. This went on for days. Bagged food was delivered "as meals".'

Was Covid a crime?

Now, no one wants to talk about "what happened", reflect, discuss, NOTHING!!!

Thank-you for your post.

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Blair's avatar

Do any of the 99.999% of colleges and universities who forced the very "safe and effective" experimental sacred miracle elixir on their students in order to attend classes, actually care about their students? Asking for a friend.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

I would argue no. Great question.

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Gaye's avatar

Even if you know nothing about JJ Couey, you might appreciate what he says about universities around the 37 minute mark. He has a PhD but he’s seen a lot to be concerned about in the past four years and not just in medicine. He’s an excellent biology teacher and well worth watching. https://stream.gigaohm.bio/w/eKx5E6hpVKNhcaTn3BzVks

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Linelle MacDougal's avatar

Love how blunt he is and doesn't hold back at all. Wonder if he is on the look out for those black sedans showing up at his door .

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Gaye's avatar

I think his PhD is in Neurobiology and he has been a patch clamp physiologist and assistant professor at UPittsburg Med school.

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Linelle MacDougal's avatar

Yes indeed - lots of experience and education to give his credibility . He also worked with Kennedy when Kennedy was writing his Fauci book . I think Dr JJ gets the politics of it all and doesn't find himself painted inside the many groups and sides - probably why I believe him more than most.

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Gaye's avatar

Yes, and he has the bonus quality of admitting when he thinks he’s gotten something wrong, almost to a fault. He needs more exposure for his teaching, which is very clear

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SteelJ's avatar

They care about their students about as much as medical professionals care about their patients. About as much as politicians care about their constituents. About as much as the NFL, NBA, and MLB care about their athletes and customers. UFC stands alone, and they've caved on Bud Light. As Jeff C would say, So.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

I hope these middle-management decision makers have read closely the rail schedule for the train they are "riding on." It just may be going to a destination other than the one they planned on.

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Amusings's avatar

They do care about tuition though. So there's that...

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

No. I asked the physics director at Cal Poly SLO; Quote; "Given that Nikola Tesla patented Fluid Propulsion, Tesla Turbine, Tesla Pump & Tesla Valve, How can you teach a class on Fluid Dynamics without teaching Nikola Tesla? He says "We teach what we want here"!

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Stephan Fuelling, Ph.D.'s avatar

At the end of 2021, UNR required faculty to be 'vaccinated'. I didn't comply and my part-time contract was terminated. Later, I met a friend of mine, a professor in microbiology at the local Raleys. I told him that I didn't get the shot and he told me that he was going to get his booster. I am a physicist and he is a microbiologist, how come that he got it wrong? I would like to find out what he thinks about it now. It is really puzzling. A physics colleague of mine, he and his whole family got vaccinated. So did probably 99% of all UNR faculty. I wonder how many died or got harmed from the 'vaccines'.

Other friends with no higher education also got vaccinated and think they were doing the right thing and that I was crazy, still today! They probably watch too much TV.

It will be a slow but sour awakening...

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SimulationCommander's avatar

Uptake for the newest shot is tiny -- makes me wonder how large uptake for the first shot would have been without all the coercion.

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Stephan Fuelling, Ph.D.'s avatar

Well, the medical propaganda said “99% effective” and it watered down from there. The Covid variants only cause mild symptoms. So no urgency on getting another booster for people who still believe in the narrative. But many people woke up and won’t believe in the propaganda anymore. Many people have seen what damage and death these ‘vaccines’ have caused but there are still some hardliners out there, for some it’s their ego: they won’t admit, even to themselves, that they made the worse health decision in their lives.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

Now they alerted masses need to apply their new-found skepticism to an ever expanding field of questions.

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AZ Fireflyer 🔥✈️'s avatar

You make some comments that I've generally questioned as well: why would seemingly similar individuals starkly different responses? What exactly is it with the millions of us that did not comply, that kept us from succumbing? If there is anything that keeps ME awake at night, it's wondering how in the world people - SMART people - continue to be so resistant to analysis.

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Stephan Fuelling, Ph.D.'s avatar

Exactly! And it goes further, I try to step back and wonder if I were in error. Then I go through all my ‘fact-checks‘ in my head, the VAERS data, the testimonials of people injured by the vaccines, the coroner reports and my own family and friends (two vaccine deaths, one hospital murder, one cancer after the vax) and I come to the same conclusion every time. How can people willingly not see that?

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

They know. RON JOHNSON COVID-19 VACCINES HEARING - VSAFE REPORT "7.7% OF VACCINATED HOSPITALIZED" https://www.bitchute.com/video/uTpWulvcfzrR/

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Transcriber B's avatar

Re: "It will be a slow but sour awakening... " Yes, I think so, for some. I think a lot will never wake up. They'll just go when they go, sooner or later, obliviously, thinking they took the "safe and effectives." All the ones I know who took 4 + jabs have some brain fog-- they've either outright told me so, or so it seems to me.

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

TV-generated, deadly confusion.

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SaHiB's avatar

Did you stray from your field? Try to publish on this?

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Stephan Fuelling, Ph.D.'s avatar

My work is in physics not medicine. I since picked up a consulting job in the same field with better pay!

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Carl Eric Scott's avatar

I've a PhD. in political science, and while I was never could get on the tenure track anywhere, I did teach at UVA, Hampden-Sydney College, Skidmore College, and Washington and Lee University, among others. I was removed in late 2019 from a non-tenure-protected academic gig--a constitution-focused "center" supported by donations--at another university for "budget" reasons, but the real reason likely was that the top admins of this center suspected I would be difficult to control going forward.

I can't know what I would have done with lockdown policy had I still been a university employee when the crisis came--all I know is that I attended some of the first organized protests rallies against the lockdowns in mid-April of 2020. But I know I would have stirred some shit at work to protest against the university's and center's silence in the face of the riot-protests of the summer of '20, and most definitely, against the university's vaccine-mandate policies of late '21. So I would have been eventually fired anyhow, almost certainly, for ideological reasons.

Presently, I am a substitute teacher, with most my jobs being elementary school ones. It's fun, it does real good, but society is certainly not benefitting as much as it could be from my training and knowledge. I also lead a long-running "Great Books" club.

And here is some of the academic writing I still do. Also for free, and when for substack, without gaining the key check of a "peer-reviewed publication." People can scroll around for more.

https://pomocon.substack.com/p/eva-branns-helen-part-i

https://pomocon.substack.com/p/eva-branns-helen-part-ii

Or those not interested in Greek epic poetry might try what I wrote on the American Founding and Constitution: https://pomocon.substack.com/p/readings-for-constitution-day?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

Or on Pascal: https://pomocon.substack.com/p/the-storeys-on-pascal?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

I am what I am, and I will still do what my spirit is led to do. And I know the true worth of what I know, and what I can teach.

We will soon see, and already do see, a number of alternative viewpoint colleges being founded in America. Austin's college led by Bari Weiss is the primary example, as is the New College in Florida led by Chris Rufo.

Unfortunately, many of the professional conservatives of academic circles are engaged in what I have defined as Suppression of the vax-death/harm part of the Covid/Vax Disaster story. https://pomocon.substack.com/p/my-covidvax-disaster-lexicon?utm_source=profile&utm_medium=reader2

It would be one thing if we saw exposed-on-other-hot-topics figureheads like Chris Rufo staying silent about the story, never permitting a name like Peter McCullough or Sasha Latypova to pass from their lips--we would expect some of that.

But 95% of the scholars and leaders in question, maybe even more, are 100% mum. All we get is episodic swipes against 2-year old Covid issues like school closures, as if they were some limited-hangout shill like Bill Maher. As if that is what being a "principled conservative" was about.

So if and when we see an uptick in hiring at institutions like University of Austin and the New College, I can be pretty sure to be left off the recruiting list. Even the alternative academia is going to, in most cases, be part of what you call "the conspiracy of silence on Covid falsehoods," and will likely engage in silent exclusion of those who it fears will expose their silence.

I know my confrontations with academic "conservatives" are likely only going to become uglier and uglier as they go ever farther down the path of "tactical" ideological untruth...and, that the "official" line of my not being a real scholar is only going to become more and more entrenched.

Well, you shared your nightmare, so I thought I'd share some of my absurdist life!

P.S. Any academic or conservative leader reading this who wants to help me fight the pall of compromised Suppression hanging over our movement, do get in contact! I need allies...

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

It's like if I was working at a mainstream news newspaper in March 2020 ... I would have been fired by May 2020.

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BetterOffRed's avatar

Glad you're here and publishing news on substack! 🔥

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David Schmitt, Ph.D.'s avatar

It is so liberating to not be well-accepted by the System. They are designing their own demised as an organizational System of the Beast with its component mini-beasts.

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BetterOffRed's avatar

i offer sympathy, empathy& camaraderie...

Went to defunct RMWC in Lynchburg for the earliest part of undergrad studies. We felt superior to the boys @W&L & HS, were better diversified (&partied better) than UVA and revelled in 70's liberal arts / political rebellion of the day.

Sadly, the college didn't survive without govt funding and lost the uniqueness of being a women's school with Eq.Rules. my Granny (BFA '21). Pearl Buck ('25). Many other early notables.

oh well. at least we didn't have hypocritical Jerry Falwell telling us what to do. I was Sundial newspaper soph editor censured for

The riddle of the day...

Q: "Why can't Liberty College students screw standing up?"

A: "Because Jerry will think they're slow dancing!"

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Carl Eric Scott's avatar

Well, my own roots are California Yankee, but when working at HSC, I did live in Lynchburg. Such a beautiful town, there'd be lots of work there for old-house restorers if the economy there improved. I swear that the sun shines with a warmer hue around there than most places! I'd often grade papers at a fun little bar right next to uber-beautiful RMWC, you probably know it, back when you could still smoke a cigar in there. As for Liberty and Falwell, I will be polite and not enter into the endless Lynchburg back-and-forth about them. My other favorite haunt in Lynchburg was after all, a Tolkien-and-Lewis themed coffee shop/bookstore which the artsier Liberty kids would hang out at.

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BetterOffRed's avatar

Lynchburg IS a beautiful college town, and LU has expanded, improved and thrives. Glad it's strong and is free from JF sr&jr.

Gump quote: "And that's all I've got to say about that."

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The Radical Individualist's avatar

I think it's a myth that colleges were ever bastions of freedom of thought. Perhaps if we go back to the ancient Greeks, we'll find some signs of intelligent life. Other than that, college is where people go to learn to conform.

I just now had a thought: In the military, recruits have conformity drummed into them. That seems understandable. But colleges do much the same thing. Why?

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Madeleine Love's avatar

I think you're right, and that any student activism or outrage in the past has actually been engineered. At that age the kids mostly adhere to pack opinion.

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Louise Spilsbury's avatar

You're not alone. I live in Canada, retired from a laboratory career at a world-renowned university. I can't remember the last time I had a good night's sleep. I'm horrified that people just want to forget what happened and actually seem to believe it's all over. My sleeplessness comes from feeling helpless to change matters, and dread of what will happen next time, now that we've set a precedent of psychologically manipulating whole populations. I may live in a different country, but your views resonate! Thank you for continuing to speak the truth.

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donna kovacevic's avatar

I also reside in Canada, am disgusted what Castro Jr. has done to this once beautiful country. I thank God, I found Geert Van den Bossche on Del Bigtree Highwire, listened to him for 55 minutes, then Dr. Zelenko, many interviews with him. My Family Doctor did routine blood work my Vitamin D was very low, hence he immediately put me on Vitamin D 50,000 IU once a week. that was at the beginning of this clown show. I also take Dr. Zelenko's supplement, Vit C D Zinc and Quercetin. Thankfully I have not gotten anything, not one sniffle. Last year my GP prescribed HCQ and Ivermectin in case I wanted to take it, if anything were to start. Two or more years ago my pharmacy said they did not have HCQ or Ivermectin, magically now they have it!!! BS they were not allowed to dispense it. I keep both in my pantry, encourage friends to ask their drs. for it, some will not, other docs. have said when you get sick come and we will give you a script. Disgusting and evil. Thank you for the truth.

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Laura Kasner's avatar

You can get IVM and HCQ without a script from pharmacyonair.com. Comes from India. I’ve ordered from them many times. IVM - 12mg pills 75 cents each.

Keep order under $300 to prevent customs seizure.

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Transcriber B's avatar

Thank you for this, good to know.

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donna kovacevic's avatar

Thank you so much, will tell others and may order some more for us. Cheers.

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

Isn't Ivermectin an Avermectin? That's the active ingredient in RAID and Roach Motels. "Vitamin" D3 is RAT POISON. HCQ is Bleach. Should I take a bath in Bleach, like Cuomo said? How much bleach should I use, and how long should I bathe in it??

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

Isn't Ivermectin an Avermectin? That's the active ingredient in RAID and Roach Motels. Pfizer sells Pfizermectin. You work for Pfizer?? "Vitamin" D3 is RAT POISON. HCQ is Bleach. Should I take a bath in Bleach, like Cuomo said? How much bleach should I use, and how long should I bathe in it??

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Roger Beal's avatar

I hear the network needs a backup for Dr. Peter Hotez. You should apply.

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

Nuremberg 2.0 is looking for a backup Chief Justice. You should apply. https://nurembergtrials.net/who-is-the-chief-justice

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HorizonD7's avatar

I have come to the conclusion that it's not that people are stupid or evil. It's what Bill alludes to here - ". . . one is left questioning two great truisms of American history - namely that America is the land of the free and the home of the brave."

Courage is in short supply. People are too afraid to stand up for what their own self-preservation instincts should be telling them (even when it comes to their kids!). During Covid, I was stunned at the level of fear that permeated the entire society based on propaganda. It almost seemed like some people liked being paralyzed by fear and then being told what to do by Fauci, Gates and others. And regarding freedom, many Americans today do not value it (thanks to the education system) and thus do not deserve the country that they inherited from braver generations.

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Bill Rice, Jr.'s avatar

In this article, I didn't list examples of where the college experts were wrong in endorsing (and enforcing) all the bogus Covid guidance and protocols. Here's an excerpt from a recent piece, where I quickly listed 12 items where the experts were wrong. I could have expanded this list to 50.

Here are 12 bogus claims (disinformation) that could easily be “scored” for veracity by honest fact-checkers:

Vaccines definitely prevent infection and spread.

Covid vaccines have never caused any deaths and are “safe” for everyone.

Masks definitely prevent virus spread and save lives.

The novel coronavirus is spread from physical surfaces, which need to be wiped down routinely.

Mass testing slows virus spread and people and organizations must get a swab pushed deep into their noses X times a week or month.

“Community spread” in America did not exist prior to late February 2020 (Source: CDC, May 29, 2020 press conference).

Everyone faces a great mortality risk from Covid, even healthy children and young adults.

Outside events should be cancelled. (No sunbathing at beaches allowed until further notice. And, you can’t visit your depressed and lonely grandmother in the nursing home).

Masks must be worn when walking into a restaurant but may be slipped below your mouth while eating appetizers or drinking a beverage.

This aerosolized virus doesn’t spread farther than six feet in grocery stores.

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Amusings's avatar

Even a small amount of intelligence and logic applied to all the dumb rules torpedoed the narrative.

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Cheeky Gesturton's avatar

There was a time when “7,000 did not bend the knee”.

The Prophet Elijah (who some keep an extra chair for) has been granted a task to smack some heads once again.

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Scott Olson's avatar

What especially concerns & frightens me is that of the prominent medical schools (UCSD, University of Utah, Harvard Medical school, . . . ) not a SINGLE ONE pushed back. AND, to add aggressive stupidity to ignorance, censored the professors that did speak out, some of whom lost their position. JFC, stupidity on steroids was in plain view. Trust in science is at an all time low. Now we can add confidence in our higher education system has cratered.

Trust has left the building.

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Roger Beal's avatar

Cloward and Piven are applauding: Mission accomplished!

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Michelle's avatar

‘Mass formation psychosis’ is what we are witnessing.

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Michelle's avatar

Believe what you want. That’s from more than 2 years ago…call it what you want, but I can tell you I’m not under hypnosis flocking to get my shots aka gene-therapy death shots.

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Chief Justice of Nuremberg 2.0's avatar

I don't believe anything. There's 30,000 pages, 30,000 news stories, 500 blog posts and 500 video's at NurembergTrials.net & TeslaLeaks.com. The words "I Believe" doesn't appear anywhere.

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Michelle's avatar

My point exactly.

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Amusings's avatar

One more...I recommend The Psychology of Totalitarianism by Mattias Desmet. It explains why people will continue to push for more and more oppressive controls placed upon them in pursuit of 'the right goals'.

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The Critical Middle's avatar

Courage is indeed in short supply

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