As we get nearer and nearer the end of this Hellish Fraud of Death, it's gonna get crazier and crazier... I'm noticing a LOT of hate and violence instigating on Substack, serious uptick just in the last two weeks...
They are getting VERY VERY antsy because the shift is happening. And they're gonna try to raise HELL, utter, unholy HELL.
Oh that folks would realize the power that each of us have as Toto. The little tiny dog that revealed the humbug of a man behind the curtain. And that humbug of a man was instrumental in turning the Cowardly Lion into a Courageous Lion.
Sadly, I believe you hit the nail squarely on the head. My heart bleeds for that poor man the cops shot for no good reason whatsoever. Then the lying paperwork they wrote. 🙄
For every ONE like you, there are thousands whom you inspire, echo your sentiments, and are itching to get into the fray. Wonder what the spark will be!
I just noticed something...your signature saying in a place most folks call South Carolina. That's like the signature I used back years ago on Lew Rockwell and Strike-The-Root! I said the place most folks call Arkansas. And then I noticed that I had kept the signature on this post that was on the article when I originally had it posted at Lew Rockwell. It should say 45 years now instead of 37. I guess I should change that, don't you think?
Hi Ken...I found T.L. Davis' page, but there is one issue, I just simply cannot afford to pay for too many subscriptions. Too bad he doesn't let folks make a choice but still allow them to post comments. I also like to interact. And I know he is running the least expensive that I've seen but even that can add up when you have 10 places you subscribe to.
I'm also involved in the antique automobile hobby and have been the director of a club for over 27 years. We put out an actual printed full color magazine that is paid for by dues. The dues are $50 a year and include that magazine as well as the cost of postage and it includes lots of benefits as a member. Since I know what it costs to do something like that, it also causes me to balk at paying for a subscription. Since there is no actual overhead involved.
That said, I wish Substack would let us totally set our rates. I probably would make it voluntary and only make it $10-20 a year. If I had 1000 subscribers that is a fair amount of change for a part time endeavor. Since you subscribe to him, you might mention that.
And as for wondering what the spark will be? I thought the same during the last two years of lockdowns, forced medication of many people that resulted in death for some and any and all mandates that were measured out by the psychopaths in control. I thought the same when they arrested pastors and kept them from having church services during the scamdemic.
I thought the same after Waco and Ruby Ridge. I thought the same after the stealing of the latest presidential election. I thought the same after the railroading of Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers. I thought the same back when they murdered Gordon Kahl and Donald Scott. (Scott, 61, the heir to a Europe-based chemicals fortune, was killed in October of 1993 when Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies shot him twice while serving a search warrant on his Ventura County ranch. No drugs were found in the raid.) I have no idea what the spark will be that actually causes a mass resistance movement. Maybe "they" will go too far with some sort of gun control crap and militias will start forming and use modern technology to come together to resist any enforcement with equal force. If it gets to that point, I say be the second shot heard around the world.
I was a talk jock a while back and would like to do a podcast interviewing substack writers. TL did one in the past and said he would point me in the right direction, we have communicated a little so I will feel comfortable asking about your suggestion. I subscribe to very few cents(!) money is tight. Phrase just what I should suggest about subscriptions, and I'll get it in motion.
More interaction creates more readership. If someone feels he is being left out and the only way he can be included is by paying to do so, it just seems kind of strange. I don't know what his readership is, but if you look at the posts and see the kinds of likes and comments listed, they aren't much more if any more than mine are. I've been up since September and I don't know how long he has been up. I just think that by making it voluntary, he will draw in some that feel good about supporting him. I have one pledge listed out of my readers, my own brother. I like the way Patreon works. I can set it up for as much as I want per month. I give James Corbett $10 a month. He's well worth it and it IS his full time job.
As we get nearer and nearer the end of this Hellish Fraud of Death, it's gonna get crazier and crazier... I'm noticing a LOT of hate and violence instigating on Substack, serious uptick just in the last two weeks...
They are getting VERY VERY antsy because the shift is happening. And they're gonna try to raise HELL, utter, unholy HELL.
I feel like I should have a gun, or six.
Another great post, C.L.!
Keep up the great work, we must continue to pull back the veil. Never know who might be reading that needs the "next level" turning point!
Oh that folks would realize the power that each of us have as Toto. The little tiny dog that revealed the humbug of a man behind the curtain. And that humbug of a man was instrumental in turning the Cowardly Lion into a Courageous Lion.
Sadly, I believe you hit the nail squarely on the head. My heart bleeds for that poor man the cops shot for no good reason whatsoever. Then the lying paperwork they wrote. 🙄
You write a lot like TL Davis. Find his substack.
For every ONE like you, there are thousands whom you inspire, echo your sentiments, and are itching to get into the fray. Wonder what the spark will be!
Ken, in a place most folks call South Carolina.
I just noticed something...your signature saying in a place most folks call South Carolina. That's like the signature I used back years ago on Lew Rockwell and Strike-The-Root! I said the place most folks call Arkansas. And then I noticed that I had kept the signature on this post that was on the article when I originally had it posted at Lew Rockwell. It should say 45 years now instead of 37. I guess I should change that, don't you think?
I was following your lead, Ohwiseone! Ya beat me to it by several years.
I like it. It brings a smile.
Hi Ken...I found T.L. Davis' page, but there is one issue, I just simply cannot afford to pay for too many subscriptions. Too bad he doesn't let folks make a choice but still allow them to post comments. I also like to interact. And I know he is running the least expensive that I've seen but even that can add up when you have 10 places you subscribe to.
I'm also involved in the antique automobile hobby and have been the director of a club for over 27 years. We put out an actual printed full color magazine that is paid for by dues. The dues are $50 a year and include that magazine as well as the cost of postage and it includes lots of benefits as a member. Since I know what it costs to do something like that, it also causes me to balk at paying for a subscription. Since there is no actual overhead involved.
That said, I wish Substack would let us totally set our rates. I probably would make it voluntary and only make it $10-20 a year. If I had 1000 subscribers that is a fair amount of change for a part time endeavor. Since you subscribe to him, you might mention that.
And as for wondering what the spark will be? I thought the same during the last two years of lockdowns, forced medication of many people that resulted in death for some and any and all mandates that were measured out by the psychopaths in control. I thought the same when they arrested pastors and kept them from having church services during the scamdemic.
I thought the same after Waco and Ruby Ridge. I thought the same after the stealing of the latest presidential election. I thought the same after the railroading of Stewart Rhodes of the Oath Keepers. I thought the same back when they murdered Gordon Kahl and Donald Scott. (Scott, 61, the heir to a Europe-based chemicals fortune, was killed in October of 1993 when Los Angeles County sheriff’s deputies shot him twice while serving a search warrant on his Ventura County ranch. No drugs were found in the raid.) I have no idea what the spark will be that actually causes a mass resistance movement. Maybe "they" will go too far with some sort of gun control crap and militias will start forming and use modern technology to come together to resist any enforcement with equal force. If it gets to that point, I say be the second shot heard around the world.
I was a talk jock a while back and would like to do a podcast interviewing substack writers. TL did one in the past and said he would point me in the right direction, we have communicated a little so I will feel comfortable asking about your suggestion. I subscribe to very few cents(!) money is tight. Phrase just what I should suggest about subscriptions, and I'll get it in motion.
You guys are cut from the same cloth.
More interaction creates more readership. If someone feels he is being left out and the only way he can be included is by paying to do so, it just seems kind of strange. I don't know what his readership is, but if you look at the posts and see the kinds of likes and comments listed, they aren't much more if any more than mine are. I've been up since September and I don't know how long he has been up. I just think that by making it voluntary, he will draw in some that feel good about supporting him. I have one pledge listed out of my readers, my own brother. I like the way Patreon works. I can set it up for as much as I want per month. I give James Corbett $10 a month. He's well worth it and it IS his full time job.