Thank you for this well covered review of the Malone's latest book. I've subscribed to their substack and otherwise followed them since the Rogan interview. I've found them dedicated and true to course. Their successes and tribulations are real. Their travels and participations have been to our/the world's benefit. The trials and tribulations of developing their homesteads are real. One appreciates that their income is suffient for help, as needed. Their books well contribute to readers funds of knowledge. i have this book and am appreciating and benefiting from its insights. So glad to avail of this beneficial read!
Really? Everyone loves a renegade for good reason. However the article frames Maloney as some kind of back to the lander living on scraps. The truth is he became extremely wealthy teaching fledling MDs the fraud that is Virology. The solution?? an endless # of new quaxcines mRNA that he co-developed.
The benefit is for kool aid drinkers to celebrate a new flavor.
MAHA is flipping around like a fish out of water...
The Malone's do not raise "draft" horses. They raise fancy show horses and have a Kubota tractor. They have hired help to take care of the place when they jet off to conferences around the world. I'm pretty sure their farm income doesn't meet their expenses. They are hobby farmers. Get real, profile somebody, not famous, doing the real thing.
Thank you for the informative review -- just ordered the book. Right up my alley, story plus practical farming advice.
They might be wealthy now, but they started with very little, so they learned how to make it from scratch. They've got the scientific knowledge to fill in the gaps about nutrition, and the experience with government to be able to speak to policy issues. I met Dr. Malone at Polyface farm last year and watched him take the time to listen with compassion to folks who lined up to ask him about medical issues. Looking forward to reading his family's story!
Thanks. I told David I liked him because he had less hair than I. But seriously, folks want to keep the faith in whatever they decide to believe. And as Caesar said, "People will believe whatever they want to believe."
Thank you for this well covered review of the Malone's latest book. I've subscribed to their substack and otherwise followed them since the Rogan interview. I've found them dedicated and true to course. Their successes and tribulations are real. Their travels and participations have been to our/the world's benefit. The trials and tribulations of developing their homesteads are real. One appreciates that their income is suffient for help, as needed. Their books well contribute to readers funds of knowledge. i have this book and am appreciating and benefiting from its insights. So glad to avail of this beneficial read!
Really? Everyone loves a renegade for good reason. However the article frames Maloney as some kind of back to the lander living on scraps. The truth is he became extremely wealthy teaching fledling MDs the fraud that is Virology. The solution?? an endless # of new quaxcines mRNA that he co-developed.
The benefit is for kool aid drinkers to celebrate a new flavor.
MAHA is flipping around like a fish out of water...
I respect what The Malone’s are doing - leading, educating, and living a life that exemplifies family, farming, and science. The book looks fantastic!
drink not the kool aid
There are over a thousand back to the land books that are written by actual back to the landers
There is nothing better. Mentally and physically, and then you also benefit from the food..Thank you for your persistence, both of you.
Why do I not trust that Malone fellow? Is it because he looks like a CIA asset?
Or is it because you don't trust anyone? (A question only you can answer.) I trust Robert and Jill Malone more than anyone but our Creator.
Character assessment 101 to Sonia, come it...
And you "know" this because you're a bot?
My, my.
Some of these comments make me feel sad. I do not see the Malones as anything but wonderful people.
The Malone's do not raise "draft" horses. They raise fancy show horses and have a Kubota tractor. They have hired help to take care of the place when they jet off to conferences around the world. I'm pretty sure their farm income doesn't meet their expenses. They are hobby farmers. Get real, profile somebody, not famous, doing the real thing.
I feel sorry for you. Pearls before swine?
Ouch, or misplaced hero worship??
Not misplaced, neener and Truth Seeker. At 80, I have acquired a good measure of discernment.
Would bet 10:1 you are totally wrong. If fact have total certainty.
Do you not yet get the absolute fraud???
Coming from a totally fraudulent profession is a major tell.
That article, was really pathetic...
Discernment happens only after sufficient Knowledge and Wisdom.
Just like Fraudci he has donkeyed many to most...
All excellent points. The tell is the profession. "ViroLieGy"
or was it Virology... If Maloney was a nenunciate to the great fraud, might be willing to extend an olive branch. He is not.
Happy to pose as a back to the lander. Rather amazing that people drink this kool aid...
12 of em, no less. It is so patently ridiculous, in your face ridiculous.
Virology is 100% a teaching credential for MD students. A total fraud...
Love this!
Thank you for the informative review -- just ordered the book. Right up my alley, story plus practical farming advice.
They might be wealthy now, but they started with very little, so they learned how to make it from scratch. They've got the scientific knowledge to fill in the gaps about nutrition, and the experience with government to be able to speak to policy issues. I met Dr. Malone at Polyface farm last year and watched him take the time to listen with compassion to folks who lined up to ask him about medical issues. Looking forward to reading his family's story!
Not buying it even a little. A retired "virologist" made a fortune teaching fledgling
Medical Students the primer on the greatest lie ever told. "Virus" as agents on infectious
dis-ease. Vaxs and Quaxs the endless solution to the fiction yeah?
With that type of wealth accumulation it is impossible to buy the story as presented with terrible
graphics. Not remotely believable. Not drinking the Maloney kool aid...
I hope you're right; maybe in my 80th year I've grown too cynical. On the other hand, I think Dr. David Martin is very credible in every way.
Have compiled a list of Renegade MD's. The brightest bulbs in the room expose the entire
virus fraud. Have not heard Dr. Martin or Zach Busch address the elephant in the room.
Drs. Sam Bailey and Mike Yeadon take the bull by the horns. The Baileys have excellent
irrefutable vids. Well worth exploring. Your impression is not cynical. It is an accurate assessment. Fill in the details at your leisure.
Thanks. I told David I liked him because he had less hair than I. But seriously, folks want to keep the faith in whatever they decide to believe. And as Caesar said, "People will believe whatever they want to believe."
Very much aware of that. Have been studying false beliefs for decades.
No question that they exist. All has to do with accurate assessments.
All have false beliefs. Admittance is requisite to move forward.
Not cynical. Your BS meter is well calibrated.