Checkpoint Charlie

A summary of findings to date.

This article is a top-level summary of the various findings reported throughout the various articles and Twitter posts and threads Caroline and myself, with the help of others, have been working on in the last 2 years.

The objective is to provide an entry point for those who are new to the topics we’ve been discussing, or those who are simply looked for a condensed version of our findings to date.

Setting the scene

‘COVID’ has divided the world into several competing narratives. The ‘mainstream’ claims that a novel ‘coronavirus’ originating in China, rapidly spread through the world starting in December 2019. For the most part, the ‘opposition’ is / was in agreement with the ‘virus’ idea, but took the view that government measures were not commensurate with the nature of the threat. A number of individuals, namely the signatories of The Great Barrington Declaration, called for, among other things, the development of ‘herd immunity’. Others, such as Dr Tom Cowan, took the view there was no ‘virus’, but something was indeed making people sick – namely, 5G (which Caroline discusses in more detail in ‘Quick Fire 1’), whilst others still promoted the idea that any excess deaths were the cause of government measures (lockdowns, midazolam etc). The general consensus in these circles was that governments around the world, operating on behalf of the ‘elite’, had manufactured a crisis in order to bring about ‘The Great Reset’.

The ‘vaccines’ have perhaps been the most contentious issue of all. At the time of the rollout, a number of individuals suddenly appeared on the scene making dire predictions regarding the mass casualties that would inevitably result from their uptake. Initial suspicions for many were confirmed, when shortly after the rollout started, an apparent influx of adverse reaction reports started making their way onto systems like VAERS (US) and Yellow Card (UK). In ‘Yellow Card and VAERS’, we investigated the data being submitted to these systems and were surprised to find that the majority of reports concern what some might refer to as ‘detox symptoms’ (headache, cold, tiredness etc). It would also appear these systems are fairly easy to exploit, particularly by individuals or organisations based offshore. This is not to say there have been no legitimate adverse reactions; logic alone would suggest there have been; any type of medical intervention has the potential to cause such a reaction – even the administration of saline.

Another phenomenon at the centre of the controversy is the apparent steep rise in reports of people suddenly dying or collapsing, usually as a result of cardiac arrest, and in particular athletes. It is repeatedly asserted by some that there has been a ‘huge increase’ in the number of cardiac-related deaths. Because athletes are generally thought to be ‘fit and healthy’, and it appears to be widely thought that cardiac problems are something that only affect the ‘unfit and unhealthy’, any incidents involving one are subject to intense scrutiny. One of the primary sources shared on Social Media to back this assertion up, is Good Sciencing. In ‘An investigation into sudden athlete deaths and on-pitch collapses – UK, 2008 – 2022’, we found, by using the same methodology as that used by Good Sciencing, that in the UK, there was a sudden jump in reported incidents in 2016. We also found that this was a pre-existing, and apparently, growing phenomenon, just one that hadn’t garnered much attention. According to a campaign run in 2009 by UK charity CRY; “every week in the UK, 12 apparently fit and healthy young aged 35 and under die from undiagnosed cardiac conditions”, up from 8 per week in 2004. Focusing on statistics alone however is a mistake, as the focal point then becomes any perceived changed as opposed to asking the question; why is this happening in the first place? Some in turn, will assert that these incidents are ‘normal’ and have ‘always happened’; the only thing that is ‘abnormal’ is the quantity and frequency. There is nothing ‘normal’ about an apparently healthy person suddenly dropping dead – whether it’s 1, or whether it’s 200, and the claim that it’s ‘always happened’ doesn’t appear to be backed up by any empirical evidence.

Looking at the UK’s ONS figures for the period 2019 – 2022, we find that most age groups showed an increase in 2021 relative to 2019. However, the increase started in 2020, before the ‘vaccine’ was rolled out. In certain age groups (e.g. 20 – 24), the number of incidents appears to have gone down relative to 2019 (note however, that the 2021 figures are provisional).

A few weeks ago, ‘The COVID Blog’, reported on the case of a child who was born with ‘congenital heart defect’ to unvaccinated parents. The child sadly died after receiving a blood transfusion, and according to the article, there was “a near 80% chance Alexander got vaxxed blood”. Assuming he did indeed receive ‘vaxxed blood’, this fails to explain what caused the ‘heart defect’. It is interesting to note that researchers in 2022 found a link to arsenic exposure; “maternal exposure to arsenic in drinking water even at low concentrations (i.e., 0.5-0.9 μg/L) increased the risk of congenital heart disease in the offspring”.

In April 2022, a spike in ‘hepatitis’ cases affecting children under 10 was reported in the UK. By May 2022, it was reported that “at least 20 countries reported 228 cases of pediatric hepatitis of unknown etiology or origin, with more than 50 suspected cases still under investigation”. Although the ‘COVID vaccines’ were the obvious cause to many, various health authorities, including the UK Health Security Agency later confirmed that none of the children concerned had been vaccinated; “the majority of cases are under 5 years old and too young to have received the vaccine”.

Reports have also come to us through Social Media of unvaccinated people who have become ill and developed symptoms that have included those associated with ‘COVID’, pancreatitis and pleural effusion. Anecdotally, we have observed that vaccinated or not, it is often those who are exerting themselves outside, or travelling frequently, who are getting sick.

Last but not least, mortality data suggests that something was going on in 2020, and that ‘COVID’ was not ‘just a cold’ as some have suggested it was. In the UK, total deaths rose from 527,234 in 2019 to 614,114 in 2020, and then came back down to 585,899 in 2021. A similar pattern was seen in the US; deaths rose from 2,854,838 in 2019 to 3,390,029 in 2020, and then 3,464,235 in 2021 (see here for sources).

In summary, when these different markers are looked at together, it becomes clear that whatever is going on predates ‘COVID’, and that it appears to transcend the ‘vaccination’ divide. It is easy to jump on the bandwagon and point a finger at the ‘elephant in the room’. But the observations shared here suggest that we must dig deeper.

‘Germ’ or ‘terrain’?

Most of us have grown up with the idea that ‘diseases’, are discrete entities, some of which caused by ‘germs’ – namely ‘viruses’ and bacteria. This is what is known as ‘germ theory’. ‘Terrain theory’ is based on the premise that these ‘germs’ are not harmful, and that ‘disease’ is the result of a toxic ‘terrain’ – body, environment, and usually, both. This is discussed in more detail in ‘What is germ theory?’.

Our findings to date have cast some serious doubts over the scientific validity of ‘germ theory’. In ‘SMON: a case study’, we examined the case of the Japanese ‘SMON’ epidemic, originally said to have been caused by a ‘virus’, but later, by a pharmaceutical drug. This case demonstrates the methodological flaws in the approach taken by scientists to ‘prove’ that a given ‘germ’ is the cause of a given ‘disease’; that A causes B, and is not merely associated with B. One of the major points of contention is the apparent necessity to inject the ‘infected’ fluids into test subjects (usually mice); often the abdomen or brain, to demonstrate the ability of a given ‘germ’ to cause a given ‘disease’. In the book ‘The Secret Poisoner’, a case is recounted of a boy, Percy, who had been deliberately poisoned with aconite; “his symptoms lasted for over seven hours before they passed off. An extract of Percy's urine injected under the skin of a mouse caused death in thirty minutes”. As this example shows, bodily fluids can contain any number of contaminants, including poisons.

In ‘On infectious diseases and contagion’, we investigated the ‘diseases’ that were endemic during the 19th century, including ‘polio’, ‘tuberculosis’, ‘smallpox’ and ‘cholera’, and found that the explosion in cases appears to correlate with the massive increase in the use and dissemination of various poisons, and in particular, arsenic. We also covered how these poisons can be ‘transmitted’ from one person to the other, in very much the same way that ‘germs’ are said to spread.

In every case, we found the presence of ‘asymptomatic carriers’, which suggests that the ‘germ’ on its own, is not sufficient to cause the ‘disease’. The same ‘generic’ symptoms are also shared between all of these; for example, symptoms of ‘tuberculosis’ include ‘fatigue’ and ‘fever’. The same is true for ‘polio’. Where they sometimes differ is in the more severe symptoms; for instance in the case ‘polio’, someone infected with the ‘virus’, is only considered to have the ‘disease’ if they develop paralysis (see CDC). But sometimes, cases of ‘tuberculosis’ develop ‘flaccid paralysis’. These symptoms in turn, are then shared with a great many other conditions said to be caused by completely different ‘pathogens’, including for instance ‘malaria’. As we found in the case of Ebola, some have suggested that if the malarial parasite is found, no further testing needs to be done. According to a 2014 article in the Washington Post, concerning the outbreak of a ‘mysterious, polio-like disease’, “since polio has been eradicated in the United States and the patients in California were vaccinated against it, the suspicion has fallen on other members of the enterovirus family, to which poliovirus belongs”. In other words, it isn’t ‘polio’, because it simply cannot be. This is called circular reasoning, and there seems to be an awful lot of it going on in this field.

In ‘Chickenpox, shingles, smallpox, monkeypox and friends’, we investigated the various ‘viruses’ that are said to cause distinctive rashes, and in ‘Revisiting the HIV / AIDS hypothesis’, the AIDS epidemic that started in the 1980’s, and the claim that it was caused by a novel ‘virus’. In ‘Malaria or mal’aria’, we looked at diseases said to be caused by bacteria, ‘viruses’ and protozoa spread by arthropods (mosquitoes, ticks etc), including Ebola, West Nile virus, Crimean-Congo fever, Lhassa fever, and others. Incidentally, this article also deals with the issue of ‘contaminated blood’, which does indeed appear to be a problem – just not one that is necessarily lined to the presence of ‘germs’ or even, ‘vaccination’.

In ‘A hitchhiker’s guide to exosomes’, a closer look is taken at ‘exosomes’ – particles that bear an uncanny resemblance to ‘viruses’ – so much so that AIDS researcher James Hildreth is cited in this article as having said, in reference to HIV, “the virus is fully an exosome in every sense of the word”. An attempt was made in this article to decode the ‘COVID’ spike protein sequence, purely from a position of logic. Some have suggested that the ‘virus’ was made in a lab, and indeed it would appear this is the case – a computer lab. Most of the peptides in the sequence map back to human proteins that are affected by both arsenic poisoning and radiation, which raises the question of whether the sequence was algorithmically generated in order to send a message. Another possibility explored, is that it is based on actual surface proteins found on the Sars-COV-2 ‘virus’ / ‘exosome’, which could in turn explain the ‘variants’. Also discussed is how arsenic can bind to surface proteins, and go on to ‘infect’ cells throughout the body, in much the same way ‘viruses’ are said to.

The articles ‘Bad Bacteria’, and ‘Probiotics, Antibiotics and Arsenic’ document how on occasion, bacteria can be ‘pathogenic’. So-called ‘operons’ are used by bacteria to deal with any environmental toxins, such as arsenic, antimony, bismuth, mercury and cadmium. One such operon is the ‘Ars operon’, present in a number of bacteria species. These can ‘convert’ arsenate (V), considered less harmful, in to arsenite (III), considered more harmful (to humans and animals). It is therefore the bacteria’s metabolites that can, on occasion be problematic, and not the bacteria themselves. In these instances, it would appear that the administration of antibiotics can, on occasion, prove to be helpful. Outside the body, the ‘volatilisation’ of arsenic by both bacteria and fungi has been suggested to be linked to ‘sudden infant death syndrome’ (SIDS). Although this has been disputed, it is clear that both fungi and bacteria can ‘transform’ arsenic into arsine gas, its most toxic form.

We have also investigated ‘diseases’ said to be ‘non-communicable’. In ‘A closer look at auto-immune diseases’, we investigated the idea that the body can sometimes ‘accidentally attack itself’, and found it wanting. ‘A fresh look at scurvy, beriberi and pellagra’, takes a closer look whether the root cause of these apparently distinct ‘diseases’ is indeed, a ‘nutritional deficiency’. ‘Arsenic on the brain’, deals with ‘neurodegenerative diseases’, including Parkinson’s and dementia / Alzheimer’s. Although we haven’t covered these in detail yet, we have also found links to diabetes, cystic fibrosis, asthma, and ‘cognitive’ / ‘behavioural’ problems, including IQ levels.

In ‘The Heart’, a closer look is taken at the effect of arsenic on the cardiovascular system, and similarities to some of the symptoms associated with ‘COVID’. This is also discussed in ‘The mystery of ACE2’. Of note was the fact myocarditis was found to be a ‘feature’ of ‘COVID’, which brings into question the idea that the ‘vaccines’ are the primary problem, especially given that the symptoms of arsenic poisoning are dose-related and more importantly, cumulative. We have also found that ‘COVID’ patients can sometimes present a ‘varicella-like’ (‘chickenpox’) rash. On occasion, ‘flaccid paralysis’ has also been diagnosed, a symptom that is said to be characteristic of ‘polio’. One case report even documents the use of an ‘iron lung’ equivalent.

In the UK, and indeed around the world we have seen a ‘resurgence’ of many ‘Victorian diseases’, including ‘polio’, ‘tuberculosis’, ‘diphtheria’, ‘cholera, ‘scurvy’ and ‘typhoid’. When these apparently disparate ‘diseases’ are examined together, it becomes clear that they are not as distinct as it is claimed they are. Furthermore, we have been able to link arsenic poisoning to all of them, suggesting that they are not, in fact individual ‘diseases’, but rather varying symptoms of poisoning. And perhaps this is why so many deaths that were said to have nothing to do with ‘COVID’ were labelled as such.

We have also seen a great many ‘mystery diseases’ appearing over the years, and oftentimes, we find that wild animals are affected. A Twitter thread tracking these stories is available here (this will be moved to Substack shortly). Many of these are from the last couple of years. This is another important marker that suggests that what we’re dealing with is an ‘environmental problem’ that affects all life on earth, and not just those that have or have not taken a given ‘vaccine’, or who fail to eat organic food. At the time of the ‘polio’ outbreaks in Vermont, Ohio, Dr Charles Caverley, who served as president of the Vermont State Board of Health from 1891–1924, noted in his reports which can be found in a book dedicated to him titled ‘Infantile paralysis in Vermont’, that “there was a general absence of infectious disease as an etiologic factor in this epidemic”. He also noted that animals seemed to be affected; “I might state further that there have been many deaths among horses, attended with symptoms of paralysis, and in which at least one veterinarian tells me he found meningitis. There have been, too, some deaths with similar symptoms among dogs and fowls”.

In summary, there is considerable evidence to suggest that poisoning of one form or other – and in particular arsenic – is responsible for the majority, if not all, of the ‘diseases’ said to be caused by one or more microorganisms, ‘autoimmune disorders’, ‘genetic conditions’, and ‘nutritional deficiencies’. And perhaps this is no surprise when we consider the origins of virology, and in particular of the word ‘virus’, which we discussed in more detail in ‘A primer on virology and epidemiology’.

The severity of the symptoms will depend on factors such as the dose and route of exposure. For instance, inhaling arsenic will cause symptoms that affect the lungs, and may result in so-called ‘tuberculosis’, whilst ingesting it, the symptoms of ‘cholera’.

The King of Poisons

Arsenic in particular appears to be the prime suspect. ‘King of Poisons' provides an introduction to the topic; what arsenic is, what it does to the body, where it comes from, and how it is detected. Arsine gas is the most toxic form arsenic takes, and a more detailed explanation of how it damages the body is provided in ‘The Battle Field’. The symptoms of arsenic poisoning vary widely, and can include all of the symptoms that are said to occur as a result of an infection with a given ‘germ’. Arsenic has also been found to bioaccumulate, suggesting it can continue to cause problems even after it is no longer detected in urine or hair samples. We have received a number of reports from people carrying our hair / fur analysis on themselves and their pets, that show high levels of arsenic.

Arsenic is readily available too, and is a byproduct of mining and refining. In The Arsenic Century, James Whorton writes; “when government inspectors visited a smelter in Cornwall in the 1870s, they were shocked into ‘startling reflection’ on being shown the contents of the warehouse, where ready for shipment was a quantity of white arsenic probably sufficient to destroy every living animal upon the face of the earth'. It was one month's output for this single factory. How so much of the material could be sent out into the world on a monthly basis without in fact exterminating humankind and the rest of creation was a question that perplexed even the experts: where, asked J.T. Arlidge, a medical authority of the 1890s, ‘does all this most poisonous substance go?’”

As of today, Peru and China are the two largest producers of arsenic globally. It is interesting to note that production had been steadily declining but suddenly increased by 87.5% in 2020. Additionally, according to a market research report published in October 2022, the arsenic ‘removal market’ is set to ‘perform impressively’ in the next 4 years.

Unpacking the chemistry

In ‘From the gut with love’, a more detailed explanation of why arsenic is problematic is provided. This lends a considerable amount of weight to the observations made thus far; it is not just a case that arsenic is a suspect in a line-up; how and why arsenic is a problem can be explained, right down to the molecular level.

Sulphur, for instance, is an essential element that is often found in amino acids, such as cysteine. Sulphur readily binds with arsenic, and other heavy metals, such as lead and mercury. Arsenic will also bind to, or displace other elements, including phosphorus and zinc, resulting in the paradox of an individual being simultaneously ‘deficient’ and overburdened. In short, arsenic can ‘hijack’ cell machinery, which just so happens to be exactly what ‘viruses’ are said to do.

As Caroline explains in ‘The Battle Field’, exposure to arsine gas can cause hemolysis (red blood cell death). The end result of the carnage is free iron floating around the blood, which can in turn, cause a number of problems. This is investigated further in ‘The Iron Key’; free iron accumulates in various parts of the body, resulting in chronic and inflammatory conditions, including ‘lupus’, ‘rheumatoid arthritis’ and ‘multiple sclerosis’.

Both bacteria and protozoa require iron in order to grow, and are constantly ‘scavenging’ for free iron. This in turn explains why they can, on occasion be problematic. The relative shortage of free iron in a healthy body keeps bacteria populations in check; an excess can lead to overgrowth. If arsenic is present, the creation of ‘Ars operons’ further compounds the problem.

In ‘Chelation – a new form of blood letting?’, Caroline explains in detail how compounds like EDTA work. In short, they compete for a given target with other ions in order to form stable ‘complexes’ that can easily be excreted. Some of these, like dimercaprol (‘British anti-Lewisite’) were created to treat poisoning resulting from exposure to lewisite (an arsenic based gas, created as a chemical weapon). Dimercaprol is injected into the muscle, and has a number of ‘side effects’ associated with it. Bearing this in mind, the use of EDTA in the AstraZeneca jab then provides an important clue as to why the ‘vaccine’ ‘doesn’t stop transmission’; it doesn’t, for the same reason dimercaprol wouldn’t.

The unseen war

Given that all of these ‘diseases’, including ‘COVID’, all share the same characteristics and can all be linked to poisoning, then it follows logically that ‘COVID’ is not ‘just a cold’. If we accept this premise, the next question is by whom, why, and how. At this point, we need to move into the world of what is sometimes referred to as ‘geopolitics’.

In 2016, Donald Trump was elected as president of the United States, and the people of Britain voted to leave the European Union – two cataclysmic events that shook the world, and appeared to mark an important turning point in world affairs. In a speech given during a rally in Florida, 2016, Trump referred to a “global power structure” that had “trillions of dollars at stake” in the outcome of the election. Reviled by many, it is easy for some to dismiss these remarks as the conspiratorial ramblings of a dangerous demagogue. However, this speech appears to share quite a bit of common ground with one given by President Kennedy in 1961 at the Waldorf-Astoria, where he too, alluded to the existence of such a structure;

“For we are opposed around the world by a monolithic and ruthless conspiracy that relies primarily on covert means for expanding its sphere of influence on infiltration instead of invasion, on subversion instead of elections, on intimidation instead of free choice, on guerrillas by night instead of armies by day.

It is a system which has conscripted vast human and material resources into the building of a tightly knit, highly efficient machine that combines military, diplomatic, intelligence, economic, scientific and political operations.

Its preparations are concealed, not published. Its mistakes are buried, not headlined. Its dissenters are silenced, not praised. No expenditure is questioned, no rumor is printed, no secret is revealed. It conducts the Cold War, in short, with a war-time discipline no democracy would ever hope or wish to match.”

Although it is reasonable to assume he was referring to what then the Soviet Union, he does not mention it by name once, and it is possible he was in fact, referring to its backers, who it would appear, are the same individuals and organisations that backed the National Socialists. According to the work of Antony Sutton, the activities of both the Bolsheviks and the National Socialists were funded, among others, by various American institutions, some of which were apparently controlled, among others, by members of the Skull & Bones society, who’s members include both Bush presidents (‘republicans’) and John Kerry (a ‘democrat’). This alliance between ‘capitalists’ and ‘communists’ isn’t new, and has been discussed at length, among others by Soviet dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn. What is the goal? According to Sutton’s investigation of some of their documents, in the case of ‘Skull & Bones’, it is simply to accumulate as much power and wealth as possible. The following clip taken from the 1976 film ‘The Network’, perhaps best illustrates this ‘ideology’:

“You are an old man who thinks in terms of nations and peoples. There are no nations. There are no peoples. There are no Russians. There are no Arabs. There are no third worlds. There is no West. There is only one holistic system of systems, one vast and immane, interwoven, interacting, multivariate, multinational dominion of dollars. Petro-dollars, electro-dollars, multi-dollars, reichmarks, rins, rubles, pounds, and shekels.”

The founder of Gillette, King Camp Gillette, once wrote a book ‘World Corporation’, in which he outlines his idea to form “a massive corporation to control all production and labor, initially in the United States and then expanding worldwide”.

What this means is this ‘power structure’ is difficult to define. It would appear that it is not a country, race, or religious group. It is not ‘the political class’ or even ‘the elite’. Rather, it appears to be a network of individuals who are loosely connected through through various organisations that include ‘secret societies’ (and this includes the intelligence services), that will sometimes collude, sometimes compete, in much the same way that the ‘national’ mafias do. It is also quite clear that those involved in this type of criminal enterprise understand how to use collectives as a form of human shield to avoid scrutiny. René Girard’s, who coined the term ‘mimesis’ referred to this as the ‘scapegoat mechanism’; “humans [have] evolved a tendency, when faced with a crisis, to spontaneously imitate each other in blaming, or scapegoating, arbitrarily selected individuals or groups”. The late Roger Scruton discusses this idea in more detail here.

Fast-forward to 2020, and in March 2020, then president Trump stated that “in a true sense we’re at war, and we’re fighting an invisible enemy”. At another event, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that “we’re in a live exercise”. In May 2021, then president of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro was reported as having suggested that ‘COVID’ was cover for “chemical, bacterial, and radiological warfare”. Just a couple of weeks ago, at a rally in Texas, Trump referred to ‘dust’ that had been ‘sent over’ from China.

Florence Nightingale, the famous British nurse, came to prominence while serving as a manager and trainer of nurses during the Crimean War. Although attempts are frequently made to paint her as a ‘germ theorist’, she was, according to her own writings, nothing of the sort (see here – this thread will be moved to Substack shortly). In the UK, seven ‘Nightingale hospitals’ were opened in response to ‘COVID’, and perhaps it is no coincidence that they were named as such.

In his departure speech, September 2022, Boris Johnson likened himself to Cincinnatus. According to Brittanica, Cincinnatus was appointed as ‘dictator’ of Rome, in order to “rescue a consular army that was surrounded by the Aequi on Mount Algidus”. It is also interesting to note that Trump, in November 2021 praised Johnson as “the best Prime Minister since Winston Churchill”.

In the US, the Department of Defence released a breakdown of defence spending by state for the fiscal year 2021. Of note is the fact that both Pfizer and Moderna are included on that list. In March 2019, it was announced that Guantanamo Bay would not only remain open, but would be expanded. Then, in January 2022, it was announced that “despite President Joe Biden's commitment to close Guantanamo Bay by the end of his administration, the Pentagon is developing a new military courtroom at the facility”. According to the article; “the new $4 million dollar expansion is designed to allow two military judges to hold court proceedings and war crimes trials from 2023”. Who will be tried?

We have discussed arsenic already at length, however, as per Bolsonaro’s remarks, it would also appear that ionising radiation is part of the ‘mix’. In 2017, it was reported that the French nuclear safety regulator IRSN “detected the radioactive element ruthenium 106 in the air in late September, tracing its origins to the Ural Mountains in the border region between Russia and Kazakhstan”. A similar report was published in 2020 when “several European authorities have revealed readings of an increase in human-made radionuclide particles in the atmosphere”. It is interesting to note that people who are treated with radio-iodine are told to stand 6 ft apart from others and isolate, in much the same way that this was enforced for ‘COVID’. PCR testing can be used to detect DNA damage caused by both radiation and arsenic. Caroline explains this in more detail in ‘Quick Fire 1’.

Gamma rays, produced by lightning are also involved, and this this is explained in more detail in ‘Cementing the Omicron riddle’. It is interesting to note the use of language by, for instance Boris Johnson, who referred to “storm clouds” of ‘Covid infections’.

A ‘global power structure’, such as that referred to by both Kennedy and Trump would have assets spread all over the world, including ex-military installations that the two world wars were in part, used as cover to setup. In Italy, the local mafia, the ‘Ndragnheta’ appears to have a similar infrastructure at its disposal. This great documentary takes a closer look at how they operate. In the UK, it is said that there are ‘hundreds of secret underground WWII bases hidden in British forests’. To illustrate the scale globally, according to an article published by The National Security Archive, there are some 10,000 such facilities worldwide. Are these all abandoned and derelict? Or are some still in use? If so, by whom? Of relevance to all this is an article published in 2018, announcing that the military in the US “launched an accelerated effort that funnels some $572 million into training and equipping 26 of its 31 active combat brigades to fight in large-scale subterranean facilities that exist beneath dense urban areas around the world”. In 2019, DARPA put out a Tweet that read; “Attention, city dwellers! We're interested in identifying university-owned or commercially managed underground urban tunnels & facilities able to host research & experimentation”. And then in 2022, we read of ‘Ukraine’s Subterranean Fighters’. Is this ‘soft disclosure’?

We have become accustomed to the idea that certain groups – namely those operating under the banner of ‘communism’ or ‘islamism’ can on occasion, take hostages in order to make certain demands. There is no reason to think that similar tactics could not be employed by groups operating at a transnational level. In the book State of Fear, Michael Crichton, narrates the story of lavishly funded ‘eco-terrorists’ plotting the creation of a tsunami through the installation of explosive charges on the seabed, in order to draw attention to the crisis of ‘climate change’.

Mass poisoning is one approach those engaged in warfare could take, and there are many examples. During the opium wars, it is said that Britain inundated China with opium being smuggled in from India. In 2017, Trump railed against China for allegedly being involved in the smuggling of fentanyl into the US, fueling the ‘opioid crisis’. In Italy, 2013, a report was published concerning the contamination of farmlands around Naples; “the farmlands around Naples, authorities say, are contaminated from the Mafia’s multibillion-dollar racket in disposing of toxic waste, mainly from industries in Italy’s north that ask no questions about where their garbage goes for a fraction of the cost of legal disposal. Dozens of area fields have been sequestered, after authorities found that decades of toxic waste dumping by the Camorra crime syndicate had poisoned the wells, tainting the water that irrigates crops with lead, arsenic and the industrial solvent tetrachloride”. The effects are far-reaching. A study published in Nature investigated the effects of ‘neurotoxins’, including lead and arsenic on the behaviour of Italian schoolchildren. They found that “urinary arsenic showed an impact on anxiety and depression, somatic problems, attention problems and rule breaking behavior”.

In 2008, in Sweden, “large quantities of arsenic” leaked out into a fresh water repository near a gold min operated by Dragon Mining (norther Sweden). According to the article, “Dragon Mining’s CEO Karl-Erik Marttala had no explanation for the leak, but said that the company is doing all that it can to solve the problem.” In the 1970s, Swedish mining giant Boliden paid a Chilean contractor called Promel to process some 20,000 tons of smelter sludge from copper, lead, silver and gold mines. The waste wasn’t processed, and was instead “left unprotected on the industrial lot next to the company's processing plant — at that time about three kilometers from Arica homes.” In 2018, Norway banned the sale of certain ‘slime’ toy products, after it was found that they contained “high levels of lead and arsenic”.

Are all these events accidents? Are they simply the result of people looking to make a quick buck? This may be in some cases, however, given that the poisons we are discussing appear to be linked to virtually every type of ‘disease’, and that these ‘diseases’ in turn require ‘treatment’, this leaves the door wide open to a system that enables certain individuals to create the ‘disease’ that they then treat; ‘problem reaction solution’ as it is sometimes referred to. And note that no ‘gain of function research’ is needed either. This simple method can be used to extort entire nation states, leaving leaders, even those with the best of intentions, powerless. To date, no one seems to have asked Ursula Von Der Leyen, what, exactly she meant, when she said that the EU “has ‘the tools’ to deal with a member state if things ‘go in a difficult direction’”. What tools?

Poisoning both the mind and body as a means of sowing the seeds of division, dispatching people, and making them chronically sick, is not only an effective business model, but also an effective means of waging war. In turn, governments are pressured by the people to do something, which usually requires purchasing drugs from the same entities that at a given time, may be controlled by the perpetrators. On this point, it is worth adding that these entities do not have a life of their own; like guns, they are not inherently ‘good’ or ‘bad’ – they simply do as they’re told by those who control them, which is in part determined by who they’ve been infiltrated by.

In the series Utopia, we see a clip where a ‘sleeper agent’ is sent out to spray the ‘virus’, which appears to be stored in a gas canister hidden in a forest, using a crop duster plane. This appears to be the primary method that is presently used by the perpetuators to disseminate their poisons, in much the same way that Paris Green and DDT where once disseminated. This is explained in considerable detail by Caroline in ‘Watch the weather’ along with an explanation of the various counter-measures that appear to have been deployed (so-called ‘chemtrails’).

In the ‘Art of War’ Sun Tzu wrote; “all warfare is based on deception … be extremely subtle even to the point of formlessness. Be extremely mysterious even to the point of soundlessness. Thereby you can be the director of the opponent's fate”. Tactics may include placing agitators within certain ‘communities’ in order to ignite tensions. This may also include infiltrating the police, in order to start riots. These methods appear to have been heavily employed during the Trump administration after the death of George Floyd, through the deployment of groups like Antifa and ‘Black Lives Matter’ (who seem to have gone very quiet as of late). ‘Ideological subversion’ is another form this type of warfare may take, and this is discussed in considerable detail by ex KGB disinformation agent, Yuri Bezmenov. The goal is to ‘demoralise’ and destabilise, such that “no one is able to come to sensible conclusions”. This is how ‘colour revolutions’ are fomented.

In summary, war can be waged through covert means in a way that the majority of people will be completely oblivious to. This makes it all the more difficult to ascertain who is on side, and who isn’t. Those who infiltrate criminal networks usually take on a different persona, which makes things all the more difficult. Dismantling such networks must be exceedingly difficult too; as researcher G Edward Griffin notes in his talk ‘More Deadly Than War: The Communist Revolution in America’, one person alone can poison the water supply for an entire city. The scene in Batman Begins comes to mind.

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Thank you for reading this, and thank you as always to Caroline, without whom it would have been impossible to pull all this information together.