Brownstone Institute

Jeffrey Tucker: RFK Jr. set out to “stop the corrupt relationship between government and industry.” “Then, he discovered that that is government.” Bret Weinstein: “We got our people into top positions.” “And what did we get?” “Very little.” Tucker: “The stories I’m hearing are just overwhelming.” “We have some outstanding people that have gone into government.” “And they have been met with an astounding level of barriers.” “It’s like there’s a machine out there that is entirely devoted to perpetuating lies and fraud.” “And there’s a lot of money behind it.” “We got some things.” “People laugh about the inversion of the food pyramid.” “That’s huge.” “When I was 10 years old, suddenly I couldn’t eat eggs.” “Hamburgers turned into soy burgers.” “All the creamers became non-dairy.” “And a lot of people died from that.” “Including my father.” Weinstein: “I’m not saying it’s not important, but at the end of the day… the pyramid wasn’t forcing you to eat one way or another.” “On mRNA vaccines, we’re going to murder fewer people because the strength with which we are recommending these things has gone down.” “But it’s so weak compared to what we needed to do.” @jeffreytucker @BretWeinstein

At this year’s gala, Brownstone unveiled OpenVSafe.org, the companion to our best-selling book Cries for Help. It pulls together 20 databases of shot injury and death that the CDC kept from the public until a court ordered them released. brownstone.org/articles/open…

Jeffrey Tucker: “The commanding heights have lost all the trust of all the population at this point.” “Government.” “Media.” “Industry.” “Academy.” “Everything.” “The ruling class is just holding on to everything that they have with dear life.” Bret Weinstein: “Goliath is going for broke.” Tucker: “How does this story end?” “We think we have models in our mind for how totalitarian societies collapse.” “We don’t have anything in our heads about how this story of industrialized, highly advanced constitutional republics… like ours solve the problem in which there’s as vast a gap between the interests of the ruling class and the interests of the rest of us.” “As existed in the old Soviet Union.” “Maybe even larger.” “It’s huge.” “And it’s getting more extreme every day.” @jeffreytucker @BretWeinstein

Walter Kirn just exposed how the elites control your mind with fear. “They have actually looked at the frontal lobe as a piece of real estate.” “And they are constantly occupying it.” “You aren’t allowed to live in your own mind anymore.” “You haven’t been thinking for yourself.” “Adam Townsend… is a former Goldman Sachs trader.” “And he has a theory about what’s going on and why this election was such a wipeout.” “Your mind is being occupied by a series of outrages.” “Abominations.” “Traumas.” “And challenges.” “That do not allow you to think.” “Two days ago, before the election, you were told there was going to be a nuclear war.” “Tucker Carlson came out and said, there’s an imminent nuclear exchange about to go on in Iran.” “And I realized that we have been subject to now for months, years… to a series of scares that each of which has come to nothing.” “Will AI break out and take over the traffic lights of America, causing massive gridlock or collisions all at once?” “I say we’re gonna have to resist frontal lobe occupation.” “Laugh at every disaster.” “Is this not the essential lesson of Covid?” “To fear not?” @walterkirn

This is why we cannot just “move on” from Covid. Jeffrey Tucker: “They tried to shatter our communities.” “And they did.” “They tried to destroy our small businesses.” “And they did.” “They ruined our civic associations.” “They even stopped our ability to gather on liturgical holidays, which is the biggest outrage imaginable.” “What happened in those years was appalling.” “And it came at great cost.” “They imagined they would get rid of travel.” Anthony Fauci’s right-hand man, David Morens, tried to justify Covid-era tyranny in 2020 by calling the idea of travel itself a problem. He wrote in a 2020 article: “Civilization really took a wrong turn the first time somebody built a raft and got on it and floated down the river.” “This is in this article.” “It’s not just air travel they wanted to get rid of.” “They wanted to get rid of rafts floating down rivers.” “They really wanted to reconstruct the whole world.” @jeffreytucker