Near the end of the semester, I'd have the students write a column of numbers, top down, on the left side of a blank piece of A4 paper. Then I would read from a preselected list of statements along the lines of "My life dream is to ... ", and I would end each of the 20 sentences with something such as "become rich.", "find my true love", "help other people", "stay young and healthy", etc. I would instruct the students to think of this as a listening exercise, and not write any words on their paper. But beside each of the numbers going down their page, rate each of my statements according to the degree of importance for themselves on a scale of 1 to 10. At the end of my reading from the list of twenty statements, I gave the students an option to add a 21st statement of their own choosing. Most, having heard me state something that matches their highest priority, did not write anything for number 21.
I then had them flip the page over, turn it sideways, and draw a large semi-circle, open face pointing downward. I then had them write their name in the center of the semi circle, and underneath, the year they were born. I then asked them to recall their favorite dream from my prior recitation, and write it in the semi-circle in third person singular. past tense, and then add 80 years to their birth.
By that time, the Japanese students were beginning to catch on, that they were writing their epitaph on a Western style gravestone. Out of respect for privacy, I asked them to not share their epitaph with anyone, fold their paper, and put it away to think about another day.
Then I turned to the whiteboard and drew a rough diagram and told the story of Plato's Allegory of the Cave ... but without telling them from where or whom the story came. I used the simplest of English and stick figures, and enough Japanese to make sure they all understood the arc of the story. And then I asked them whether the choice of the hero to return to the cave and try to convince the others ... even if it meant the messenger's own death ... reminded them of any current events in Japan or famous people. It usually did, and they were usually shocked to learn the allegory was from ancient Greece, some 2300 years ago.
I just wanted to recount that class exercise because the ending of the post reminded me of one of my own guidestones of life ... the Platonic ideals of truth, goodness, and beauty.
I resigned in protest from a tenured position at that college about 11 years ago, and have been occasionally underemployed, mostly unemployed ever since. My reason is because it took me decades to come to the same conclusion that led to the resignation of Aussie17 from Big Pharma. There is no place for Platonic ideals in most institutions. As you, Dr. Malhotra, Mike Yeadon, and Aussie17 also discovered, institutions — corporate, academic, governance, etc. — are not empathy-driven communities. They are mostly legal fictions, behind which psychopaths build and game for self-serving, predatory behavior.
Will not go into the political implications of the above, other than to repeat a key concept of "empathy-driven" community as crucial to the maturation of we social primates. But because maturation is a bottom-up growth process, those communities can not be imposed top-down. Communities are an emergent phenomenon depending on the sanctity of the individual and moral autonomy. Sooner or later, we need the courage to walk that path alone when necessary. That is something those predatory pack-animals do not have.
What struck me the most was saying he’d received one of the alleged vaccines.
He’s a very intelligent person and knows full well the deceitfulness of pharma. He also knows that ultra fast development means corners were cut, at very best. He surely knew by early 2021 that there was no public health emergency.
If there’s room on my gravestone, “Do as you would be done by & do not lie”.
I’m almost never recognized in the street. Censorship does that.
Mike- it’s probably a good thing you’re not recognised much because if you were a lot of the brainwashed could make your life hell by spitting out ignorant rubbish in your direction. Those of us who know your work admire you. There’s lots of us. And I’m one of them. Our rewards, though not many, is that our consciences are clear and we’re on the right side of history. I salute you sir.
"Even the people that were sceptical about these vaccines could not have predicted how bad these would turn out to be." Ummmm, yes, we did....... Cop out right there sorry Dr Malhotra, still trying to have a foot in both camps
Yes, many of us could forsee these injections would NOT bode well for humankind, .but the process of blanket propaganda causing mass hypnosis (from which, many have not yet woken) was incredibly successful - put together by "Nudge Units" makin propaganda to dupe the masses, for "Operation Lockstep"
The way I see it, many people working at the coal face, never had prior reason / knowledge to see their Health Department in a different light; the trust, despite the techology being new for mass injection, was implicit. Many did not see it as their job - nor necessary to research the topic. Who would / could have forseen that entire governments and health deaprtments — around the world — would suddenly in 2020, all in unison, decide their was no value on human life and willingly introduced and encouraged the Experiment Gene Technology into, ideally, the arm of every single living person over 6 months of age.
For those of us in the workforce, who straddled Reagan's 1986 Vaccine Act — that techerous Act against parents and the taxpayers, changed everything. Everything.
From 1990, it was like witnessing drug cartels out of control, influencing government policies, ushering in an ever expanding mandatory childhood vaccine list. Remember no jab / no play(groups), no jab / no childcare, no jab / no school??..... while many a wary and savvy parent was made to feel like a lepper. Concerned parents who had damaged or SIDS children often made to feel hysterical with displaced blame. Drug co's slobbered with their ever-burgeoning profits.
Around 1990, healthcare morphed into something else, with a remarkably different agenda.
Re: mRNA injection;
— They had the temerity to tell us the spike was "the most toxic part of the virus", then proceeded to boast how they would wrap the spikes in Lipid Nano Particles (LNPs) to facilitate passing through cell walls, like that was a good thing.
— Obviously, the human body would be made into spike protein factories.
— It was fair and reasonable to be concerned about reverse transcriptase — particularly as they were also adding the pseudofluoridine.
— Propylene glycol (related the chemical fat envelope) is used in various food products in the western world - particularly, the United States where an estimated 65% of the population were already allergic to it BEFORE anyone was injected with a single mRNA shot.
— Bypassing the various natural safety measures our gastro-intestinal tract provides, to inject aforementioned LNPs directly into muscle — was it not then common sense there was bound to be people collapsing with severe allergic reactions?
— mRNA instructing rhibosomes to make spikes to release into the circulation to bind with ACE2 around the body, while hacking tearing, cutting, binding and inhibiting.......what could possibly go wrong?
— And they told us it would stay "in the muscle"........
The clue was in the term "NANO" — of course it was going to circulate!
The weird fibrin-amyloid white clots pulled out of cadavers?
Nope, no way did I see that part coming.
For those who accepted the Gene Technology and now aware of the vast damage, it must feel like the ultimate betrayal. It takes a very brave person with a high profile like Dr Malhotra, to speak out the truth, as he, and others like him, stand to lose everything.
They hold much power in their new knowledge and many are working hard to undo the wrongs.
My feeling is, rather than malign people who have woken to The Truth, it is imperative to give them a platform. The term "anti-vaxxer" can hardly apply to them. Let these people speak out with all their wrath. Stand aside, they have every right to go on the public record telling the truth about how they too, were duped...... I say open the doors to them so they may shout out — lest there may be someone in government who will finally listen.
Well. I’m no cardiologist but I knew in 2020 that the covid jabs would cause heart problems because I listened to the right people who clearly knew what they were talking about. The truth of the matter, as I see it, is that Aseem didn’t do his homework before plunging in, taking many with him over the cliff. It’s clear he’s a decent chap because he’s got the ethics and conscience to try and right the wrongs, particularly to his beloved father who took the jab and died not long after. In earlier interviews he admits he feels very bad about this as he adored his dad. A true tragedy. For millions.
A beautifully candid interview, with honest and frank answers.
Husband and I love Dr Aseem Malhotra - for all he stands for
Only those full of humility, will acknowledge mistakes made and do all they can to recify it.
A wonderful man, who is doing all he can to help people become aware on many levels.
How lucky we are....... all of us around the world to have Dr Malhotra "in" our lives. Deo Gratias
Hi Maarten (and Aussie17 who forwarded this).
Good read.
Especially the ending because it reminded me of a "Humanistics / Values Clarification" exercise I adapted from Gertrude Moskowitz for Japanese college students learning English as a foreign language ... https://www.amazon.com/Caring-Sharing-Foreign-Language-Class/dp/0838427715.
Near the end of the semester, I'd have the students write a column of numbers, top down, on the left side of a blank piece of A4 paper. Then I would read from a preselected list of statements along the lines of "My life dream is to ... ", and I would end each of the 20 sentences with something such as "become rich.", "find my true love", "help other people", "stay young and healthy", etc. I would instruct the students to think of this as a listening exercise, and not write any words on their paper. But beside each of the numbers going down their page, rate each of my statements according to the degree of importance for themselves on a scale of 1 to 10. At the end of my reading from the list of twenty statements, I gave the students an option to add a 21st statement of their own choosing. Most, having heard me state something that matches their highest priority, did not write anything for number 21.
I then had them flip the page over, turn it sideways, and draw a large semi-circle, open face pointing downward. I then had them write their name in the center of the semi circle, and underneath, the year they were born. I then asked them to recall their favorite dream from my prior recitation, and write it in the semi-circle in third person singular. past tense, and then add 80 years to their birth.
By that time, the Japanese students were beginning to catch on, that they were writing their epitaph on a Western style gravestone. Out of respect for privacy, I asked them to not share their epitaph with anyone, fold their paper, and put it away to think about another day.
Then I turned to the whiteboard and drew a rough diagram and told the story of Plato's Allegory of the Cave ... but without telling them from where or whom the story came. I used the simplest of English and stick figures, and enough Japanese to make sure they all understood the arc of the story. And then I asked them whether the choice of the hero to return to the cave and try to convince the others ... even if it meant the messenger's own death ... reminded them of any current events in Japan or famous people. It usually did, and they were usually shocked to learn the allegory was from ancient Greece, some 2300 years ago.
I just wanted to recount that class exercise because the ending of the post reminded me of one of my own guidestones of life ... the Platonic ideals of truth, goodness, and beauty.
I resigned in protest from a tenured position at that college about 11 years ago, and have been occasionally underemployed, mostly unemployed ever since. My reason is because it took me decades to come to the same conclusion that led to the resignation of Aussie17 from Big Pharma. There is no place for Platonic ideals in most institutions. As you, Dr. Malhotra, Mike Yeadon, and Aussie17 also discovered, institutions — corporate, academic, governance, etc. — are not empathy-driven communities. They are mostly legal fictions, behind which psychopaths build and game for self-serving, predatory behavior.
Will not go into the political implications of the above, other than to repeat a key concept of "empathy-driven" community as crucial to the maturation of we social primates. But because maturation is a bottom-up growth process, those communities can not be imposed top-down. Communities are an emergent phenomenon depending on the sanctity of the individual and moral autonomy. Sooner or later, we need the courage to walk that path alone when necessary. That is something those predatory pack-animals do not have.
Cheers from Japan
What struck me the most was saying he’d received one of the alleged vaccines.
He’s a very intelligent person and knows full well the deceitfulness of pharma. He also knows that ultra fast development means corners were cut, at very best. He surely knew by early 2021 that there was no public health emergency.
If there’s room on my gravestone, “Do as you would be done by & do not lie”.
I’m almost never recognized in the street. Censorship does that.
Mike- it’s probably a good thing you’re not recognised much because if you were a lot of the brainwashed could make your life hell by spitting out ignorant rubbish in your direction. Those of us who know your work admire you. There’s lots of us. And I’m one of them. Our rewards, though not many, is that our consciences are clear and we’re on the right side of history. I salute you sir.
be aware warp speed may well be coming back check out the james roguski substack for the details....also cherck out a page called the expose
"Even the people that were sceptical about these vaccines could not have predicted how bad these would turn out to be." Ummmm, yes, we did....... Cop out right there sorry Dr Malhotra, still trying to have a foot in both camps
Yes, many of us could forsee these injections would NOT bode well for humankind, .but the process of blanket propaganda causing mass hypnosis (from which, many have not yet woken) was incredibly successful - put together by "Nudge Units" makin propaganda to dupe the masses, for "Operation Lockstep"
The way I see it, many people working at the coal face, never had prior reason / knowledge to see their Health Department in a different light; the trust, despite the techology being new for mass injection, was implicit. Many did not see it as their job - nor necessary to research the topic. Who would / could have forseen that entire governments and health deaprtments — around the world — would suddenly in 2020, all in unison, decide their was no value on human life and willingly introduced and encouraged the Experiment Gene Technology into, ideally, the arm of every single living person over 6 months of age.
For those of us in the workforce, who straddled Reagan's 1986 Vaccine Act — that techerous Act against parents and the taxpayers, changed everything. Everything.
From 1990, it was like witnessing drug cartels out of control, influencing government policies, ushering in an ever expanding mandatory childhood vaccine list. Remember no jab / no play(groups), no jab / no childcare, no jab / no school??..... while many a wary and savvy parent was made to feel like a lepper. Concerned parents who had damaged or SIDS children often made to feel hysterical with displaced blame. Drug co's slobbered with their ever-burgeoning profits.
Around 1990, healthcare morphed into something else, with a remarkably different agenda.
Re: mRNA injection;
— They had the temerity to tell us the spike was "the most toxic part of the virus", then proceeded to boast how they would wrap the spikes in Lipid Nano Particles (LNPs) to facilitate passing through cell walls, like that was a good thing.
— Obviously, the human body would be made into spike protein factories.
— It was fair and reasonable to be concerned about reverse transcriptase — particularly as they were also adding the pseudofluoridine.
— Propylene glycol (related the chemical fat envelope) is used in various food products in the western world - particularly, the United States where an estimated 65% of the population were already allergic to it BEFORE anyone was injected with a single mRNA shot.
— Bypassing the various natural safety measures our gastro-intestinal tract provides, to inject aforementioned LNPs directly into muscle — was it not then common sense there was bound to be people collapsing with severe allergic reactions?
— mRNA instructing rhibosomes to make spikes to release into the circulation to bind with ACE2 around the body, while hacking tearing, cutting, binding and inhibiting.......what could possibly go wrong?
— And they told us it would stay "in the muscle"........
The clue was in the term "NANO" — of course it was going to circulate!
The weird fibrin-amyloid white clots pulled out of cadavers?
Nope, no way did I see that part coming.
For those who accepted the Gene Technology and now aware of the vast damage, it must feel like the ultimate betrayal. It takes a very brave person with a high profile like Dr Malhotra, to speak out the truth, as he, and others like him, stand to lose everything.
They hold much power in their new knowledge and many are working hard to undo the wrongs.
My feeling is, rather than malign people who have woken to The Truth, it is imperative to give them a platform. The term "anti-vaxxer" can hardly apply to them. Let these people speak out with all their wrath. Stand aside, they have every right to go on the public record telling the truth about how they too, were duped...... I say open the doors to them so they may shout out — lest there may be someone in government who will finally listen.
You said: "We are creating a culture which is more and more selfish, individualistic and materialistic."
I said: "My people believe, the children are our future - We NEED to get back to the future!"
Creator Bless ~
Has everyone seen Jeffery Sacks speech at the Munich Security Conference?
US foreign policy for the last thirty years. The truth.
Short version with transcript.
https://johnmenadue.com/jeffrey-sachs-explosive-address-at-the-eu-parliament-sends-shockwaves-across-europe/
Long version with transcript.
https://newsparadigm.substack.com/p/jeffrey-sachs-heroic-speech-at-geopolitics
Has everyone seen Jeffery Sacks speech at the Munich Security Conference?
US foreign policy for the last thirty years. The truth.
Short version with transcript.
https://johnmenadue.com/jeffrey-sachs-explosive-address-at-the-eu-parliament-sends-shockwaves-across-europe/
Long version with transcript.
https://newsparadigm.substack.com/p/jeffrey-sachs-heroic-speech-at-geopolitics
Great stuff here, thanks for sharing the good doctors philosophy.
Well. I’m no cardiologist but I knew in 2020 that the covid jabs would cause heart problems because I listened to the right people who clearly knew what they were talking about. The truth of the matter, as I see it, is that Aseem didn’t do his homework before plunging in, taking many with him over the cliff. It’s clear he’s a decent chap because he’s got the ethics and conscience to try and right the wrongs, particularly to his beloved father who took the jab and died not long after. In earlier interviews he admits he feels very bad about this as he adored his dad. A true tragedy. For millions.