Suddenly, all of the lies that have been told to us about COVID, about the vaccines, and about everything related to this tragedy that we just went through, through lockdowns and masking all that, suddenly all those lies are being trickle-truth back out by the media.

Hello, we're going to take a look at this because we are close to victory for those of us who care about truth, justice in the American way. Not sure about those last two, but the truth is beginning to come out about all these vaccines and the vaccine injuries and even something called ivermectin. Dwizabin in the old days. Can I say that

out here in public? I sure can on some platforms, maybe not all, but we'll test that today. We're going

to talk about this plus something called the common knowledge game.

As a review, the common knowledge happens when everybody knows that everybody knows something.

And the prime metaphor for that would be the parable or the story or the tale about the emperor who has no clothes.

As you know the story, the emperor has

this tailor who makes finer and finer clothes. Eventually, the emperor is wandering naked

through the town, and there's a great procession out there, and everybody can see with their

own eyes that he's naked, but it's still what's called private knowledge, because you know he's naked, I know he's naked, everybody else knows he's naked, but it's still what's called private knowledge, because you know he's naked,

I know he's naked, everybody else knows he's naked, but that's still something that we each

know individually, or maybe even in small groups, until the child points and says, he's got

no clothes, and then everybody knows that everybody knows that he's naked, right? And then all of a

sudden the game changes.

Suddenly, instead of wandering proudly up the street, the king hastily beats a retreat and some sort of shame.

Okay, and embarrassment. Common knowledge happens when everybody knows that everybody knows something.

So right now I submit to you its private knowledge, still, to this day,

how bad these vaccines are and how much injuries they cause. But as we saw, the New York Times just

had a front page article on maybe thousands of people believe that they've been injured.

And as well, we saw other people come out of late, Chris Como.

So we'll talk about this a little more because we are close to that moment

when everybody knows that everybody knows that safe and effective was not one lie.

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