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Grow_Wizzard's avatar

Erik, Another awesome post, I agree whole heartedly, Sun Tzu said in the Art of War, the best way to win a fight is don't be there, it takes 2 to fight. If you don't show up you won. He also states that if you are reduced to war you have already lost! Discernment is required and many have been manipulated by the indoctrination system we call SKool, When they stop teaching math, English, science and start teaching grade school children with their forming brains that they can chose what gender they want to be and allowing them to be cats and poop and pee in a litter box the absurdity of sending children to those places becomes more relevant to the observers. This is why Homeschooling is becoming more and more popular. The parents see the agenda of public SKool as an indoctrination camp and not a learning facility. The education system doesn't identify a student's strengths and weaknesses and teach that child to do more of what they love to do. No they squash any individualism out of the children and abuse them to conform to the structure that isn't child friendly or a benefit for the child. Academics is part of the system of systems that is flawed intentionally. We are watching the collapse of the system of systems, the question is was this a planned crash or did we blow the engines off in mid flight to keep from infecting others... Love your work... Great article... Peace

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Wild Bill's avatar

The modern education system was designed by the Prussians "to indoctrinate Prussian children to become loyal servants of the State." It was then imported across the pond to do the same here. Read about it on Will Zoll's 'Prussiagate':

https://prussiagate.substack.com/p/schooled-by-the-enemy

The crash was definitely planned.

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Featherjourney's avatar

Well actually, in Alex Newman’s book, he writes:

“The real story of government education can be traced to a long-forgotten communist commune in Indiana called New Harmony, established by Robert Owen in 1820.

It failed after 2 years, but Owen wrote articles about his “utopian” ideas and how they would work if only we could educated the young children. When the Prussian Ambassador of that time visited, he was impressed with Owen’s ideas, went back to Prussia, the Prussian King loved the whole notion “And thus, the Prussian system of education - schooling of the state, by the state, and for the state - was officially born.”

The book:

Indoctrinating Our Children to Death - Government Schools’ War on Faith, Family and Freedom..and How to Stop It

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Wild Bill's avatar

Interesting. Thanks for that bit of additional history, I'm always learning new things from you and my Substack friends 💖. I don't actually see it in conflict with Will's work at all, rather it explains where the Prussians got the idea; and indeed (I have not read everything of his) Will may well cover that bit of history on his substack.

Interesting factoid: there is a town named New Harmony in southern Utah not far from where I live. Was this Indiana commune affiliated in any way with the Latter-day Saints (Mormons)?

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Featherjourney's avatar

That I don’t know…I’m only on ch 4 and haven’t come across anything about that. Newman moved on to Horace Mann and John Dewey, socialists credited with having created the modern public educational system in the U.S. both were of the communist persuasion of needing to undermine Christianity and remove religion from schools…etc…and here we are today, the dumbing down of American well underway

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Wild Bill's avatar

The Pledge of Allegiance was written by a socialist (communist), Francis Bellamy. Note how it slyly replaces 'defend the Constitution from all enemies, foreign and domestic' with a pledge to a symbol -- the US Flag -- which despite its felt importance to many, especially military, is symbolic. Even 'under God' was only added in 1954; godless Socialists would never have included that. They also used the word 'indivisible' in an attempt to codify that it was now impossible for a state to leave the Union -- a question which today has renewed significance.

The Pledge is a classic example of 'control through language.' It must be subtle but persuasive.

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Featherjourney's avatar

Thank You, Bill…I didn’t know that, and it seems to me another very important piece to this puzzle of just how deeply infiltrated we have been and for so long! And yet so many still here to educate and defend 🙏❤️

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Featherjourney's avatar

Well stated, Wizard! I agree 100% on the public schools!!

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Jim Schout's avatar

I honestly wish I could sit down and show you what I have uncovered since I retired in 1984. I began really studying the stock markets and how they have performed since 1837! The key today is in seeing what we have lost due to socialism.

Actually the real loss has become serious since 2008. I can prove that the markets grew at an average annual compound rate of 8% for over 100 years including the 1929 crash, the 1987 crash and what went on in 2000. Still, that 8% CAGR held. The problem is we should be at DOW 58,000 today! But we are at just 38,000 or 20,000 points too low. The question is, “Why?”

When we are told the markets are making new highs, we are being misled into buying mediocrity. Donald Trump had America on a trajectory to get back onto our sustainable CAGR. COVID was a roadblock and the stolen election was the end game for killing the recovery that was needed due to Obama’s picking of our pockets.

Business in America is what pays for everything. The stock markets measure business’ ability to grow over time. That ability can be clearly graphed since 1837 to today and the collapse in the growth rate is irrefutable if we look at it. The problem is no one is looking at it because no one is really trying. The experts are into selling us on how great things are while the ship slowly sinks. There is still money to be made as long as we have buyers and sellers. The ship is going down slowly so the experts just need to outlive the ultimate collapse. I find that attitude to be unacceptable.

Jim Schout

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ALtab's avatar

2008 was the year the Manchurian candidate, Obama, entered office and began his part of the 16 year plan to destroy America and he partially succeeded, but no matter how many MKULTRA school shootings, he could not remove the guns. In fact gun sales have been on an upward trajectory for years now. I tend to think that, no matter how botched the country is now, the people here live in the only country to buck the control, and as noted, Russia helped. Europe, Asia and nearly every other nation have lived under socialism with fewer rights for a long time. Americans still have an independent streak and the constitution to back it up. That stubbornness is why Obama couldn’t take the guns and why Trump was elected in the first place…..Now, the majority, if not fully awake, is awake to a degree, and that terrifies the cabal and their minions. I do not see us losing this war. Of course, I could be completely wrong, but time will tell. God bless you.🙏

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William Geller's avatar

Yes, ALtab, the 2nd Amendment is the tripwire that lets you know there is danger afoot

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Wild Bill's avatar

An interesting read, if you've not seen it (below); there is one country in the world that has fought on the side of the United States in all of its major wars. It is:

A. France

B. Canada

C. United Kingdom

D. None of the above

Correct answer is D, none of the above -- the country that has done this is Russia.

https://cynthiachung.substack.com/p/why-russia-saved-the-united-states

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ALtab's avatar

Yes, I knew that! I have totally rethought everything we were told about Russia and Putin; I read some of his background after he invaded Ukraine. When the media jumped immediately on him and attacked incessantly, I realized there was a lot more to this story. About the same time I stared reading Will Zoll’s work on Prussia. Interesting that Kiev plays a key location in both the state of Prussia and the Khazarians……. Everything started to come together at to that point.. Still reading Zoll’s later posts. I had already come to ‘my’ conclusion about the Holocaust, Israel and the infiltration post WWII of DC. What a wake up this has been to a girl raised in KS….

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Wild Bill's avatar

Or a boy from Michigan, an unusual place in that it really is not on the way to anywhere (except maybe to Canada from Toledo). If you find yourself in Michigan, it's probably because you're going to Michigan. A fairly sheltered place to grow up, actually.

BTW congrats on passing the quiz. 💖🙏 Few people know the answer.

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ALtab's avatar

I’m amazed people didn’t know that. The linked article was excellent! Yes, I can understand that Michigan is more sheltered. I sing in a community chorus and heard on the way home that Tucker is going to interview Putin! That will definitely be a must watch. The left is freaking out. Thanks, Wild Bill, for all of your comments; I’ve learned a lot! Blessings.🙏🙏

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Wild Bill's avatar

"Tucker is going to interview Putin" -- well, I learned that from you, just now. I knew he was in Moscow and 'everyone' has been speculating that would be the case; but this is the first confirmation I've received.

Though I usually knock off about 5 PM MT for dinner and family time, so late news is still new to me the next morning!

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ALtab's avatar

Normally, me too!

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Burning Bright's "Righteous Russia" (I think that was the title) articles were a real eye-opener for me.

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ALtab's avatar

Yes, I found them a while after I realized Putin hated the one world government agenda. My assessment solidified when the cabal minions came down on him. It changed everything and BB ‘s series filled in the rest. He’s wonderfully gifted! That’s been good for us (as, no doubt, God intended)🙏🙏

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Featherjourney's avatar

A few yrs ago I finally took the class and then coughed up 100 bucks to get my concealed license to carry - I’m not a big gun person but I did it because I believe in the 2nd Amendment. (I did pretty well at the class shooting range for a newbie)…still, I would rather knit and spend money on yarn 🧶❤️🕊

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ALtab's avatar

I’d rather paint (I’m an artist), too., but I believe I mentioned that I possess a pretty significant stubborn streak!🇺🇸

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Featherjourney's avatar

Kindred spirits in the realm of stubbornness!

I remember catching that you are an artist ❤️

Maybe one day you’d post one of your paintings on your Notes 🙏❤️

Maybe in my next life…

I like to doodle ; )

My profile pic is one of my little doodles

Happy creativity to you ❤️

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ALtab's avatar

That’s beautiful, Feather! I see you are an artist in many ways!! Wonderful!❤️

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Featherjourney's avatar

Thank you❤️ I love beauty wherever I find it…kindness is so beautiful…thank you for yours🙏❤️

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Aliwister's avatar

The hardest part for me, since I believe I’m pretty much surrounded by people either fully immersed in wokeness and it’s labeling, or people living in denial, is to disengage, but to what? I live my days with the best of the best(Badlands is at the top of my list) on Truth Social, but find it increasingly difficult to have live meaningful conversations. I’m about at my wits end finding real live people, not to convince so much(they’ll wake up in due time), but to befriend for like mindedness. Not looking for sympathy, just more tangible progress, I guess. Undoubtedly it’s coming and always know God/Jesus are there for me. Loved the pinpoint article. God Bless!!!

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Julie Atkinson's avatar

I agree it’s hard. The only flesh and blood person I know who is awake is my plumber and I only see him once or twice a year. I have a short list of online people I trust, Erik being one. I’ve grown used to my own company, fortunately or not I don’t have normies around me either,pretty much on my own, family broke off contact as I was outspoken about the madness of covid and jabs. I have strong faith that for now things are meant to be as they are and will change for the better in God’s time. Keeping patient.

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GabeReal's avatar

Yeah I totally agree. I’m in California, a former liberal/Democrat before I woke up, and I’m starving for some intelligent conversations to discuss ideas such as what Eric presents here. All my friends/family here are brainwashed and blinded by TDS.

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Jim Massaro's avatar

I am getting off X because there are too many brainwashed idiots who just repeat what the fake news says. They cant think for themselves and it drives me crazy and i end up replying with some mean words and responding to their name calling which is not me. You cannot debate these people cuz they have no logic or common sense. Ain’t never in a million yrs going to change their mind. Great Great post agree with everything 100%...thanks

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Quill Cross's avatar

Excellent. Thanks for all the hard work codifying this. I, too, revisited Orwell and Huxley.

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David Scott Lynn's avatar

Excellent Commentary on how totalitarian authoritarians corrupt our language to erode the ability of people to Think Clearly. … As any good Psychological Warfare Expert will tell you, if you can make people’s words “fuzzy,” you make their thinking “fuzzy.” If you can make their thinking fuzzy, you can control how they act, what they do. … THAT is a highly effective way to take over and subjugate a population of people. … I watched it happening way back in the Sixties when “They” replaced the Phonics Method of Reading with Dick, Jane, & Spot — the stars of the Look-Say Method of “Reading.” … I was only 16 years old (53 years ago) when I wrote my first essay on communism. It was titled: “Dick & Jane Is A Communist Plot.”

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Erik Carlson's avatar

Common core math is designed to make children robots and not independent thinkers. Oh and Obama made a lot of money off of it of course.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

What was Obama's connection to Common Core?

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Featherjourney's avatar

Erik, Thank You for this very well written article. I loved reading it!!

The woke mind is a strange place…because they have been educated to believe that their Feelings define reality; they don’t operate from rational thought. Our public schools have done this. (Dr Jan talks about this in some of her interviews). I like to remember this because it helps me have compassion. I hope someday there will be brilliant therapists that can help them recover their own independent minds.

Like you said, “arguing with people who have lost the ability to think logically is pointless. Arguing with them in their state of mind only makes things worse; it causes them to retreat even deeper into their irrational mind.”

I knew Obama reversed the Smith-Mundt Act making it legal for msm to lie but I did not know “when Obama left office, and on his way out the door, he set aside hundreds of millions of dollars of government tax-payer money to fund thousands of woke journalists to write propaganda for two years”!!!!

And thanks for some pertinent summary of 1984…many decades since I read it.

2+2=5 Winston!!

A great read. Thank you for the work you put into it, Erik ❤️🙏🕊

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Wild Bill's avatar

It's worth reading Animal Farm too. I read 1984 when I was in public school (imagine that; things were very different ca. 1970) but I had not read Animal Farm until a couple years ago..

As with 1984, many poignant observations, the most famous being the quote "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than the others." Does that sound like what is happening today, or am I just crazy? BTW the 'more equal' animals are the pigs. Appropriate.

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Featherjourney's avatar

Read that a long time ago also!

So many books to read…news to follow…substacks…comments…hard to find time for books!! ❤️📚

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ALtab's avatar

Wow, Erik! This is a truly amazing piece! You have just provided a great college lecture on reality and controlled alternative reality, the history of manipulation, the role of eugenics, the importance (to our would-be rulers) of erasing history, creating false history, destroying our language and attempts to destroy sanity in favor of total unreal mind control, and all the other ways to recreate a global feudal society! The Prussian ideology that was put in the City of London. What a gifted mind God gave you….that is a blessing to all your readers! We recently watched War Games again after decades. It’s amazing to me how many movies I’ve watched and never cared to remember or watch again. But, the writers made a great point that you’ve applied liberally and extremely accurately….”The only winning move is not to play.” You’ve also made another point that is important and that is to not waste time seeking to debate with the true sheep as they will not comprehend. God bless you, Erik.🙏🙏

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Erik Carlson's avatar

I rewatched V for Vendetta this past weekend. It explains the Covid agenda years before it happened.

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Joe Kronner's avatar

Exactly... Don't play their game.

God Wins!

God Bless!!

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William Geller's avatar

I think it may come to this: enough people have come to the realization that something is very wrong, and enough realize that we need to pay attention to our Legislature, Judicial, and Executive, like never before. First priority is fixing our election process (probably eliminating the need for term limits, in theory). There are some things We The People are not able to do, so we MUST get used to demanding results from our Representatives. This is only the tip of the iceberg, but once Trump re-occupys the White House, the "trainables" will accept fate and go on with their lives like they always have. Your historical nuggets are especially valuable in showing how things were done, and what to look out for in the future

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WC's avatar

Bravo! Well written and it communicates data and nuggets throughout the piece. Thx

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Steven Paul's avatar

Consider what Jesus said when he was brought before Pilate: “ “.

However, with regard to this quacking business, we were not created to quack like a 🦆 (or lie, for that matter), but ducks were.

So, I would say that the quacking of a duck makes much more sense than anything that might be regurgitated out of the mouths of the cud-chewing brain dead. 🙂

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Wild Bill's avatar

Did you forget to insert a quote?

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Steven Paul's avatar

Whoops! That was supposed to be Herod! Lol. Jesus didn’t say anything when Herod questioned him - per Eric’s comments about not engaging the zombies.

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sharonmo's avatar

You are amazing and it would be so refreshing to sit down to dinner with you and talk about the reality I choose to live in, by and manifest, and people who are supporting the highest qualities of All of Humanity. The English language is a weak language, unlike the more ancient languages and it was designed specifically to be able to function as the foundation of changing beliefs to fit the CABAL's needs at this time. I focus daily on being the best version of myself, shed the labels, the vague and unclear manipulative and controlling uses of the English language. I wish to have the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with ALL thru a Universal Translator, called telepathy.

It connects your heart and mind so there is coherence, as Gregg Braden describes because of the discovery of cells on the top of the heart that communicate with our brain cells.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRNNeRAx1h8

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Bitterroot Services's avatar

" In one scene, Winston is having a conversation in a work cafeteria lunch line with a colleague from a different government department who is in charge of writing a new dictionary. The goal is to create a dictionary that had fewer and fewer words. If they can eliminate certain words from being used, they can better control how people thought. Limiting words would limit thought."

As your article pointed out, Erik, there has been a lot of "control" through words, with a good portion of that control originating with the British Cabal and the City of London.

Back in 1995 I had the opportunity to spend some time in the "stacks" of a small College Library. I have always enjoyed American History and in that library I found 3 old American History books printed between 1875 and 1895.

I read the sections in each book on the historical events leading up to the Civil War and the post Civil War events. There was an excellent example of how "limiting worlds would limit thought" in the post Civil War era:

During the U.S. Grant Administration the U.S. was nearly bankrupt. Funds were needed to pay pensions to Union Army Veterans who were disabled and to the wives of Union soldiers killed in the war and for other needed expenses. These books even pointed out that British agents had played a large part in fanning the rhetoric pre-civil war that led to the Civil War and even played a role in the post Civil War Amendments, #13 and #14 to the Constitution. But the "crowning act" was the British influence in the Act of February 21, 1871 where, among other things, Congress changed just one letter of one word in the Declaration of Independence! What difference could just changing one letter of one word make?

First the original section of the Declaration of Independence:, 2nd paragraph; "We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights..." The change made on Feb. 21, 1871 read like this: "We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights..." did you notice the change? An "u" was replaced with an "i' changing the word "unalienable" (pronounced un-a-lien-able) to inalienable (pronounced in-alien-able).

In the original form the root word of unalienable was "lien." A lien is when someone or something has a higher claim to something you refer to as yours; such as a bank lien or mortgage on your house. You call it yours, but miss 3 payments in a row and see who really owns that house! When the word was "un-a-lien-able" no one had a higher claim to those rights than you did and since those rights were "endowed" to you by the Creator, they came from God. When Congress changed the "u" to an "i" and the word became "in-alien-able" the root word was "alien". What is an "alien"? A foreigner, someone not born in a country, I'll use America as the example, but this person wants to become an American citizen so they go through the naturalization process and become a "naturalized citizen" and they are given, by the American government, "privileges and immunities", they are not given "rights"! So the privileges and immunities given by government can be taken away by government! Now we are told that our "rights", notice how there is a second change? Those "privileges and immunities" are now referred to as "rights" that come from "government", not God!

But I was born in America, I have rights, don't I? Time to read the 14th Amendment, Section 1 (1868); "All persons born or naturalized in the United States , and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizen of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. no State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges and immunities of citizens of the United States,..."

Did you catch that under the 14th amendment we are all "citizens of the United States" and what we have are "privileges and immunities"! Not rights!

In 2008, I visited the "Declaration House" corner of 6th and Market St. Philadelphia, a reconstruction of the house where Thomas Jefferson rented a room in the upstairs and where he penned the Declaration of Independence. The US Park Service has a souvenir shop on the first floor where they sell different sized and different "fonts' of the Declaration of Independence." I walked around and noticed some copies of the Declaration had "unalienable" and some had "inalienable" as the word in paragraph 2. I asked which word was correct in the original Declaration? The workers looked at me like I was some kind of "martian". I asked to see a copy of what was the original Declaration as written by Jefferson where all the "s" looked similar to "f". They showed me one and the word was just as those 3 old American History books had said it would be, it was "unalienable"!

As a side note, all Editions of "Black's Law Dictionary" from the 3rd edition up through the current edition, 10th, state that "unalienable" and "inalienable" mean the same thing! Looks like Winston's colleague has also messed with Black's Law Dictionary for around 100 years!

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Erik Carlson's avatar

Wow, amazing information. Thanks.

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Bitterroot Services's avatar

Your Welcome.

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George Dudman's avatar

John 1:1-5 NKJV

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. [2] He was in the beginning with God. [3] All things were made through Him, and without Him nothing was made that was made. [4] In Him was life, and the life was the light of men. [5] And the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not comprehend it.

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Margot Wooster's avatar

Praise God for giving us His Word and preserving it all these centuries. It is Truth and we must cling to it.

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