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Here’s the crazy thing.

The Republican led house reveals through congressional hearings that the NIAID/NIH is funding gain of function research, yet approves renewed funding of this agency via the recent omnibus spending bill.

Similarly, through multiple whistleblowers, the Republican led house learns that the FBI is actively purging those agents who (1) questioned the C19 Vax mandates, or (2) support President Trump, or (3) had concerns about the persecution of the J6 protestors (i.e., a majority of the Republican party), and yet House Speaker, Republican Mike Johnson supports and passes the Omnibus spending bill which increased FBI spending including 200 million dollars for a new FBI building.

What’s the point of these House investigations when the Republicans who control the House keep funding the same organizations that are anathema to their conservative base? Most of the elected Republicans are RINOs. They actually belong to the Uniparty.

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Watch what they do, not what they say. That’s the key. Most of these DC swamp creatures are practiced liars. The system is not a meritocracy. It does not filter for capability. It filters for Machiavellian skills, ie, sociopathy.

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Many of them also have an innate lack of empathy and thus generally lack emotional states like anxiety, guilt, or joy in connection with their lying (which might otherwise give them away through leakage of subtle vocal and facial clues), which makes them more dangerous than sociopaths. They are psychopaths.

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"Most of the elected Republicans are RINOs. They actually belong to the Uniparty." --- DING DING DING, 100% spot ON!

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LIKE. However, from my perspective those you refer to as RINOs, I believe to be the true republicans. The others are Populists that have infiltrated the republicans. The Populists are, opposed to the uniparty.

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LIKE. There is only one party in the United States, the Property Party...and it has two right wings: Republican and Democrat. Republicans are a bit stupider, more rigid, more doctrinaire in their laissez-faire capitalism than the Democrats, who are cuter, prettier, a bit more corrupt - until recently... and more willing than the Republicans to make small adjustments when the poor, the black, the anti-imperialists get out of hand. But, essentially, there is no difference between the two parties.

Gore Vidal

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When ever I see the name Gore Vidal I think of the Vidal/William Buckley debate I watch on TV in 1968.

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And Horses? They make the BEST friends! Time spent with them is never wasted. Vidal, Buckley they have left the usa. Returning to Gore: Today's public figures can no longer write their own speeches or books, and there is some evidence that they can't read them either.

Gore Vidal

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Boatswain - I wish you would place quote marks around the quotations that you quote.

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Totally agree, they operate like a cartel using US taxpayers money. And if you don't play the ball, you don't get funding, so the funding goes only to "approved" research.

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There are consequences to "not playing ball"! I will splinter the CIA into a thousand pieces and scatter it into the winds.

John F. Kennedy

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I am both confused and furious about the massive volume of tax dollars handed out by NAIAD and ultimately HHS. By definition our health should be the focus and function of these money gulping entities. The disproportionate sums given to "research" are antithetical to health. We have and know abundant health positive areas to expand; natural treatment in particular. Spending the money of my lifetime's work for the good of the many, is being wasted on a misdirected quest for patentable substances and or bioweapons. It must stop. Private industry is more than adequate to develop patented toxins and bioweapons. Currently you and I are funding the research that ultimately benefits private industry.

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Such a bizarre contradiction to read about the most deranged and power hungry minds doing their dirty deeds and then read and look at final Epoch Times with you and Jill and the animals! I guess that is a key; educate about the nefarious goings on in the gov. and then create some normalcy for survival of healthy everyday life. What a tightrope! (I hereby decree you the "Investigative journalist of the Year!")

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Shut NAID down, Amen.

Fort Detrick began outsourcing long prior to 1969. By 1964, it had resurrected the Rocky Mountain Lab from rapidly declining funding doing basic tick research on biology and vaccines with regard to Rocky Mountain Spotted fever. The new direction was for arthropod borne biological weapons. Prior research was scrubbed, and Dermacentor andersoni along with Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever was found in the Northeast. I believe from Plum Island, another Detrick funding recipient.

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And Plum Island work was moved to Galveston TX and that lab collaborated with wuhan

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Difficult to shoot a moving target! Keep shuffling the bio deck of cards!

You shut down Plum Island and they are still one step ahead! It’s called survival.

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Is it my browser, or has the substack changed? Replies to a comment are no longer indented for the thread, but just get stacked on on top of the other all the way thru the entire page. Makes it extremely difficult to follow a group of replies. And the reply bar itself is only one line in height, making it difficult to re-read your comment.

In the north, it's tick season in earnest. Which is NOT to say they are not still a big problem throughout the US. Careful, don't let them feed on you.

And it is aphid season. In the orchard, as elsewhere, aphids are often "farmed" by ants that redistribute the phloem suckers all over the new shoots of the tree. I'm having real good luck this year destroying the large ant hills--large red and black ants over 1/2 inch long whose hill may be several feet in diameter and over over a foot in height. I dig out the hill with a corded weed whacker to a depth of 4-5 inches, flinging ants and eggs helter skelter. Then fill the hole and the remake almost the same size hill with fresh cow manure. You can go figure why it works, I have no idea. But w/o the manure, the hill is re-built and the ants keep farming on the adjacent trees.

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May need to look for browser/device update. Does seem substack changes time to time.

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To use words you've used before, "it's LONG past time ..."

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I recalled RFK Jr's "The Wuhan Cover-up," with a chapter 34 titled "Beijing on the Bayou: The Galveston Lab." That's Galveston, TX. Professor Francis Boyle "points out that Galveston is working to aerosolize Ebola just as Fort Detrick worked to aerosolize anthrax..." (p. 196)

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I look forward to seeing your interview on The Highwire.

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Anne, thanks for the heads up. I did not get Highwire's email until 2:26 my time. What a great interview and so wide-ranging.

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Thank you for sharing your analyses and recommendations with us. You certainly document just cause for concern and action! Recognizing it may impact other entities within NIH and be a more arguable issue, the continued promotion of shots for covid and expanded use of the modified mRNA (without investigation and documented cures of its contaminations plus) further underscore causes for concern and action. One hopes the existing legislators will rapidly rally in support! This surely is our "Good News" for today and going forward!

Then the rest of the story of these times. First, I consider the Epoch Times and Epoch TV my/our very best source for information I care about out there. I am aware of the extremely unfortunate circumstances they are experiencing. I hope they will be able to survive and end up with much more than a full recovery. Would be glad to be a part of contributions to that cause should such an opportunity materialize.

I'm much saddened to hear this Friday will be the final Fallout! I'm thankfull we still have you exceptional beings via Substack, your new book and interviews. But as you infer, the time is late and new challenges and needs are pressing. Hopefully, we can continue to join in support of all your new directions!

Looking forward, in the near term, to 2:00 and FALLOUT tomorrow! Much caring!

Bestest PLUS ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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This will be the season finale; - let us just hope and most likely, it will be back!

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Highwire - Terrific Interview! Thank you!

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It was superb!

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You Betcha!!! Super High on my Hope List!

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Just finished watching you on the High wire eps 376 with Del. The MonkeyPox GOF is alarming.

And the show smartly "One of your best." The puzzle chunks are being placed into the pictures.

I have always thought that our own .GOV and crews have always been the stealth planners.

My take on it as just a layman is this. "They have to fear create or craft, a boogieman bad guy scenario months in advance. In order to kick the living hell out of one. Then act so proudly as the saviors of the world in the greatest nation on the planet. Thus PRIDE AND DENIAL ARE AN EXACT!

I wish you a relaxing and productive summer on the Homestead in Virginia. A rich history state.

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Your Fallout Teaser - Wonderful! Just do farm stories from now on - or at least 1/2 the time. The focus material possibilities are endless. They warm my heart and make me chuckle = which is the very best medicine! You and Jay are a great team, plus there is the excellent camera work. In the Teaser, Goose speaking to Jay, and the last frame of Emu looking into the camera are both priceless. More please!

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Gain-of-function research should never have been started. This group of Fausts don't believe they can ever make a mistake. I'd like to see them daily out on the streets of major cities carrying signs confessing their terrible deeds. Jail is much too comfortable.

PS. HAPPY FATHERS' DAY, DR. MALONE.

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Dr. Malone, just watched you on The Highwire with Del Bigtree. You were excellent, as always! Love those details, I appreciate the whole sordid story! Which makes the other whole beautiful story (like your homesteading, like all the courageous people standing with Truth,) even more valuable.

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Just watched your presentation on the Highwire. Thank you for your courage to speak up to protect us.

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Given as how we are overwhelmed with USG agencies why not instead create 2 sections within NIH to perform the research you suggest? Sections have much less beaucratic structure and thus would have a harder time dodging surveillance. I have been arguing for years for reducing the number of all these agencies and am hard pressed to see any reason to increase them.

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We don’t need research! We need to address the root causes which is being generated by Big Agra, Big Chemo, Big Food!

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While your point that we need to address food adulterations and contaminationsis well taken, it' goes a bit beyond that. If the powers want to substitute bug powders, fake meats and who knows what for milk and milk products. Just spotted an article I need to find again and keep - Asserting meat protein is better for our brains and overall, than substitututes.

Problem is to achieve change, as everyman, we need proofs we are right. We need to redirect and get cracking before the UN, WHO WEF and Gates eradication options.

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They are all initiatives to produce new forms of profit. My view.

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Unfortunately, to justify/convince folks to get back to where we started is best, it's going to take proof. Otherwise the UN/WEF goals 2030 and 2050 will prevail. And it will likely cost.

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I pray we haave a miracle to reverse that endpoint!

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That's both of us and likely many more!.

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Agree. If they quit injecting babies and young children with vaccines I suspect within a generation we would see autoimmune diseases greatly reduced so much that much of that research would be unneeded.

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Yes, NIAID must be immediately shuttered. No, we do NOT need two new research institutions as replacements.

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Unfortunately, that would never be passed in Congress. It would be considered irresponsible.

That is why the re-direction of the new institutes into actual public health research...

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When Rand Paul suggested this a long time ago, I couldn't believe it didn't get any traction. It is such an obvious solution to a dangerous problem.

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