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Rachel Chaput's avatar

Gary Null, a voice of thoughtful intelligence throughout the entirety of my very long life. I'm grateful to see you still out there and grateful for your leadership.

Diane's avatar

Without a doubt this is one of the finest pieces I have read.

Mr. Null you have penned such insight. And curiosity! My god how often I have lamented WHY aren't people, my contemporaries CURIOUS.

BTW, I have only a high school diploma. Have muddled my way through life, and wondered if I was out of step.

Thank you, for this thoughtful piece. Keep it up!

2nd, BTW, I am now 76. Since I was in mid 20's have been seeking "the truth".

Blessings for an enjoyable Christmas seaon.

Tee Rigodanzo's avatar

If you are interested in taking a deeper dive into MUCH, here is the site where many people spoke who had been censored in USA . . . https://londonreal.tv/episodes/ (you can ignore the Crypto/bitcoin at your preference).

This 2nd link is where many LondonReal episodes have been archived . . . https://freedomplatform.tv/ . . . I've been following them for more than 5 years.

The Scam Doctor's avatar

Seeking truth on health with only a high school diploma? You may enjoy my writing: https://thescamdoctor.substack.com/p/youre-being-lied-to-about-chronic-42c?r=6hgshq

David Serviss's avatar

Inspirational ty

Amelie's avatar

Thank you. Humanity is certainly ready for the Truth, and thankfully the Truth is deep inside every person. The Truth and all will be revealed because the Times, they are a-changing’!

Fritz's avatar

I wasn't much into politics in the sixties but am now. Unfortunately I'm no Dylan ... where's that man when you need him? :D Oh, no offense, Gary. Whether you intended it or not, I'm extrapolating your piece to the jab, politics ... oh, I repeat my self ...

Cynthia Anderson's avatar

What an awesome article. Loved every word and will continue to trust myself--not the powers that try to strip us of our drive, integrity and faith.

Sonya's avatar

Beautifully stated. As an Eastern Orthodox Christian I have been learning to hold these truths as self evident and learned them from Christ and His teachings.

Fasting, prayer, and alms giving have been the Church's work since Saint Peter and Saint Paul started in the Upper Room. The Church is fasting now for 40 days as the world feeds its passions during this remembrance of Jesus Christ's Birthday.

Thank you for your writing and boldness in standing up for humanity!

Ken Heilbrunn's avatar

The older I get, the more importance I attach to the instincts we inherited from the creatures that went before us. The most important, perhaps, is the pleasure principle. Put simply, people do what makes them feel good. Otherwise they wouldn't do it. And what felt really, really good in our lives? Being in the womb. Warm, weightless, burden-less, fed, comforted, safe, and all the rest. And what other magnet drives our beliefs and behavior? This thing we call "the ego." That often translates to "being right." Feels so good, doesn't it? "I --- was---am---right." How do I know? Because everyone around me agrees with me. I couldn't even imagine giving that good feeling up. It is my addiction. It gives me a sense of identity. All that good stuff again: safety, purpose, camaraderie, power, self-righteousness... It's wonderful. A wonderful feeling that keeps my eyes shut. Like the plants that seek water and light, the amoeba that avoids acid water, our four-legged ancestors that eat when they are hungry, etc., etc. And so we too seek pleasure, in all its forms. Being a sheep in the flock tickles our identity bone. Following the leader is a sure way to avoid blame and toward safety. Should some truth come along that shatters this safe feeling, well, no, that does not feel good, not to most of us. But there are some who actually enjoy being proven wrong. They thrive on the freedom it brings and take pride in being able to leave the flock and the false narratives and religions that attracted us in the first place. Who was it who wrote the book "Escape from Freedom"? Fromm? Freedom, for many, is scary. They can't handle it. For a few, well, freedom is freedom.

truth seeker's avatar

Dr. Alan Goldhammer who founded and runs True North (25,000 supervised water fasts completed) wrote a book The Pleasure Trap, that explores this issue.

The Amish have a goal to "die to self" attempting to de-emphasize the Ego.

They tend not to complement and do not wish complements. No hubris.

Everyone re-cognizes excellence and skills. RFK refused comfort in pursuit of the truth,

and has used his skillset for the benefit of all.

Those that have bucked comfort over time are richly rewarded.

Freedom is akin to Sovereignty.

Karleen Kubat's avatar

Thoughtful.

I would apply the same skeptical posture to your #1 Best Seller.

Kat Smith's avatar

One premise to add: the real answer is always simple. Taught to me by Dr. Hank Graham, a basic and applied research genius.

The Scam Doctor's avatar

The real answer can be simplified, but is not always simple itself. Take autism for example: https://thescamdoctor.substack.com/p/youre-being-lied-to-about-chronic-42c?r=6hgshq

Kat Smith's avatar

Nice piece on prevalence. Yes. What I was focused on at the time I shared that comment was a question with several theoretical answers. My experience is the best theory has the least “ if /then”options. So I really meant to say “simple,”rather than “simplistic”.

The question I was working on was how a 75 year old woman could be mailed a 2020 ballot from a Philadelphia precinct for her long-deceased father, who never lived in PA.

A corrupt election board could never dig up Granular Out-of-state Next-of-Kin ID and addresses from personal wills and medical records. Too many complexities.

But then I found that hundreds of millions (60%) of US medical records are held in just two databases: Epic Systems (a private company owned by Judy Faulkner,)and Oracle. A fraudster in one of these companies could easily provide Next-of-kin data to corrupt election boards in any county in the U.S. A simple theory.

Happy New Year!🎆

Peter De Rouck's avatar

Living with complete honesty does not begin with exposing the world’s lies.

It begins with exposing our willingness to believe them.

So true but not an easy task.

truth seeker's avatar

Was going to post that exact reveal.

We have a life to explore that "willingness"

As we age, the exposure becomes far easier.

John Day MD's avatar

The hungry rats always live longer.

What if you feed rats Cheetos? (asking for a friend.)

;-}

Terri's avatar

Thoughtful!! Refreshing!!!! One of the best articles I’ve read lately. Full of Grace.

Rachel Roberts's avatar

This is so incredibly well written. Thank you for the gift! Happy Holidays!

truth seeker's avatar

Very pleasantly surprised to see Gary Null on MAHA sharing components of his lifelong quest for truth. First met Gary in N County San Diego ~ 34 years ago speaking about Health. We have similar education and desire for the truth about Health.

Can attest that water fasting without question is the fastest way out of health crisis for many.

True North run by Alan Goldhammer have supervised over 25,000. So.

Credit where it is due.

One component of water fasting worth mentioning is dealing with what Gary refers to as limiting beliefs. Prefer to call them false beliefs. They tend to emerge with fasting.

Re-examing propaganda installed and dutifully repeated

as conditions for academic advancement, is requisite for those... honest enough.

Now that this avenue has been opened, there is no upper limit to its pursuit.

More please.