EP 41 - Hindsight in 2020: The Submission

For once - and finally - on this topic, I do not have much to say. So much of the volume and import about this potent issue are finally coming to the fore, and it's my policy to let the professionals do their thing. I only want to close the book on this edition of Hindsight in 2020 by advocating for resistance in the form of submission. If we opt to set our intentions in the right place, and not expect others to do things as we might have them do, then we leave space for an event that quantum physics has already validated: the message is sent without our having to open our mouths. Lastly, I deeply appreciate anyone and everyone who has followed the light of curiosity to pursue their own education in the arenas I've been playing in over these hours. We have more to say, more to share, and a never-ending initiative to unite our intentions with our experiences. Resources for your information and use:Naomi Wolf's Lecture: What's in the Pfizer Documents? Hillsdale CollegeRFK Jr. on Athony Fauci and Public Health Establishment - Hillsdale CollegeCharles Eisenstein - Pandemania Part 1 on Substack  Thank you for listening to Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery. If a podcast is published without anyone to listen, does it still make a difference? I believe it does, but I greatly appreciate your time and ears.  Thank you for listening to Who's to Say? with Tom Foolery. Please leave a review and visit my site to connect with more content and resources. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit homecourthealth.substack.com