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Hey, Peter, off-topic but significant.

In yesterday’s Courageous Discourse Substack, Dr. Peter McCollough is being interviewed, and about 24 minutes in he talks about Trump’s awareness of the Covid mismanagement and coverup. He explicitly states that he discussed it with Lara Trump and ‘she is FULLY AWARE’ of everything. He figures that if Lara Trump knows, Donald Trump most likely knows. Hmmm. Will Trump denounce the jabs soon, or hold his cards until just after the Election?

https://open.substack.com/pub/petermcculloughmd/p/reality-with-bruce-de-torres?r=z3pgv&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

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Trump was the driving force behind oyperation Warp Speed. I am unaware of him ever repudiating that effort.

I don't see him ever admitting his culpability here.

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In the interview, they discuss that those around Trump say he’s ‘too weak’ to admit he was wrong. Trump is not a principled man but he is shrewd. I wonder how he will play the Covid-mismanagement knowledge? All that matters to a candidate is winning the most votes, and losing the fewest, right? So, if he calculates that he will win by denouncing the jabs, he will do so. Interesting chess game.

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Apr 1Liked by Peter Nayland Kust

We need a ‘tipping point’ in voter knowledge and outrage about the jabs in order for Trump to denounce.

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Would be nice, but I don't see that happening. We already have evidence that the jabs don't work, that they are dangerous, and that the CDC and Pfizer lied about them.

If that's not enough for a tipping point, what is?

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Substackers such as Dr. William Makis have been documenting that the incidence of fast-growing cancers - along with many other medical problems - continues to climb. A tipping point could be reached when enough celebrities and family members experience undeniable harm from the jabs. Millions are expected to develop serious problems - but I don’t know if it will transpire before the Election.

You’re probably right about it all. You usually are!

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Based on what I see in the broader media, I don't think Trump will even discuss the jabs. There's no reason for him to do so. The Democrats are already all in on the jabs, so they can't go there regardless, and the media is not likely to go on a crusade to bring Big Pharma to account. All Trump has to do is say nothing about the jabs and he wins that debating point by default.

If he does, he'll use it as a pivot to a "drain the swamp" rant, which will play well across the GOP base.

Barring a miracle, don't look for Trump to admit anything about the jabs. Not when there is no reason for him to do so.

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Actually, I was just typing that you’re right, Trump is not likely to admit to any errors himself. It would be in character for him to blame Deborah Birks and Fauci, and that would be easy to do.

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The thing is, people can claim Trump knew this or that...but what evidence do they really have? Everyone has an agenda where the jabs are concerned, and none of them can be trusted implicitly.

We can see from the objective empirical data that the jabs are a complete failure, but unless and until there is a realization of just how shoddy the clinical trials were in the first place, everything remains just confusing enough for the bad actors to escape any accountability. And no one is building themselves the sort of scientific credibility necessary to make that case with conviction.

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“‘Expert’ is synonymous with ‘blithering idiot’” - love it!

Oddly enough, I was just having lunch with a friend who said essentially the same thing about the Bidenomics ‘experts’, except he put it more colorfully than just ‘blithering idiot’. My friend is a local guitar legend, so we were talking about the economic health of the regional clubs, bars, and music venues (there was an era in my life when I was managing blues bands). He was ranting about how expensive everything had become on the music scene - cover charges, parking, drink prices,and just everything. The costs are killing live music. Young people who are struggling to come up with food and rent can’t go out, on any kind of regular basis, and drop $200 on $18 drinks and $40 cover charges. As the nightlife dies and city vibrancy dies, the downtowns die.

And the ‘blithering idiots’ seem to be CLUELESS about it! It’s all connected, you morons! You create trillions of dollars out of thin air, the dollar loses purchasing power, people can’t afford anything, and quality of life evaporates. Grrrr.

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