And I'm happy to kind of stay under the radar because

But looking back to history, when it comes to resistance and truth-telling, it's very...

It's very dicey, so to speak.

And Marie and I talked about this already here, the things we see.

There are many parallels and many similarities that can't be ignored.

But let's just talk about since clandestine brought it up.

What happened back in the day, 1930s Germany, 1920s Germany.

Individuals who criticized and openly criticized this crew and or worked against its policies,

which could include underground resistance groups, newspapers, underground, distributing leaflets, etc.

Thomas Payne style from the 1700s or even engaging in acts of sabotage uh truth tellers folks faced severe severe consequences if they were caught

um they were in prison tortured tortured, and of course, even killed.

The Nazi regime had a death grip, no pun intended, on society, and the propaganda

machine was out of control and effective and suppressing dissent.

And, of course, the chilling effect is it stops individuals from speaking out.

It's not rocket science.

It's just coercion and dictators, maniacs, often do this.

So when you read about these folks who did take a stand,

we're journalists, et cetera,

who got in the way of stuff like this

when it came to manipulating the public and propaganda,

there were problems.

Folks, if you're not following along, it's the same playbook from COVID.

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