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Donald Jeffries’ New Book.

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The great Donald Jeffries has just released his latest book.

I can vouch for the quality of Jeffries’ work. You will not be disappointed.

Excerpts from his Substack announcement:

“Masking the Truth: How COVID-19 Destroyed Civil Liberties and Shut Down the World exposes what I call the Greatest Psyop in the History of the World. I chronicle the narrative from its very beginning, with all its disinformation and misinformation. Everything is thoroughly sourced. . . . You will be reminded of things you’ve probably forgotten, amid all the authoritarian madness. As most of you know, it all became personal for me when this psyop took the life of my brother in January 2020, because of the deadly hospital COVID ‘protocol.’ That’s when I determined to finish this book, which I’d started and put aside in favor of other projects. I dedicated the book to him, and to the other untold numbers of people who were murdered by a corrupt system.”

I just placed my order. Don’t delay, order this important book today.

Waking the Proles

Las Vegas: One Year Later.

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Today marks the first anniversary since the Las Vegas tragedy that resulted in the death of 59 concert goers and injuries to over 500 others.

It was a grand-scale mass shooting that was quickly pulled from the news cycle and dropped down the memory hole before being replaced with much greater pressing news such as football players kneeling during the National Anthem.

But for those who aren’t as easily lulled to sleep or given over to distraction, many unanswered questions about this mass causality event remain a year later, including the nagging inconsistencies and contradictions in the official narrative, the changing timelines, the witnesses describing multiple shooters at the concert (see here), and the witnesses describing shooters in other casinos like the Bellagio (see here and here), Planet Hollywood (see here and here), the Aria (see here), and Caesar’s Palace (see here).

Today, on the one-year anniversary, I want to salvage one of those news stories from the abyss of the memory hole and dust it off for your consideration. Continue reading here.