“Freedom is not something that anybody can be given. Freedom is something people take, and people are as free as they want to be” ~ James Baldwin (1924–1987... the grandson of a slave) A new peer-reviewed paper was just published that finally dares to speak the truth... Over 217,000 Americans were killed by the Covid vaccine in just the first year after its rollout. Since deaths from the vaccine were higher in 2022, most experts now estimate the all-cause mortality death toll from the COVID vaccines so far to be in the range of 500K to 600K. So, the global cost of life from these vaccines is on the order of 10 to 12 million people. This does not count those seriously injured or permanently disabled by the vaccine mandates. (Source) Stunning... Why are more Americans not demanding change by removing such evil-doers from positions of power? Why are so few, if any, people in government and the media speaking out? Why are so many still voting for corrupt politicians? Why is state vaccine tyranny being tolerated, even embraced by the masses? Why do so few Americans seem to care that their freedoms are being systematically stripped away? The Hear Me Roar Substack recently posted a piece that offers what may be an explanation for the de facto acceptance of things like this... Here is an excerpt from that post: “The bulk of society has become cold, non-caring, judgmental, violent, vindictive, self-absorbed, and apathetic to the good in life. This is a moral issue entirely, and the only way out of this hell that has consumed almost the whole of populations, is to seek real knowledge and improve self, instead of living as if the value of life has disappeared. It has not, but it cannot be revived or survive by dependency on others, especially the evil state. It can never endure ignorance and complacency as exists in our current circumstance, as each individual has to come to terms with what is right instead of what is easy. Without that clarity and the courage to act on moral grounds regardless of risk, we are all doomed to live a life consumed by slavery. The only conclusion that should be reached once the individual understands the heinous nature of the state in every form it assumes, is that so long as any state exists, freedom cannot exist. The state and freedom are polar opposites; neither can live nor survive in the presence of the other… the choice is yours to make.” If the hard-hearted apathy the author describes so well is to continue, are we ruined? However, we are not doomed if we place our hope in the Lord...
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