Dear Readers...
A Note About Money, in the Nameless War and in the Battle for Freedom
Friends, I am so grateful that you are reading what I write here. It is every writer’s dream, to have such a thoughtful, passionate, engaged and fast-growing readership.
With that being said, I am writing to ask you please, if you are a free subscriber now, if you can afford to, to become a paying subscriber.
I intentionally do not put my new essays behind a pay wall, and my recent podcasts now too are also free to anyone. I do not want money to be a barrier to anyone’s access to this material.
But as a result of these choices, which are fully my own, I have many tens of thousands more free than paying subscribers; of course, I equally value all of my readers in either category.
Money is not everything; but we in the freedom movement took every kind of financial hit, in order to tell the truth. So, honestly, did I. All of the publishing houses that vied to publish me, will no longer do so. The news outlets where I was once a sought-after columnist, will no longer run my work. Investors withdrew funding from my company, after a sustained attack on my work was unleashed by the White House, the CDC and the tech companies.
I do not complain. All of this is a small price indeed to pay for the privilege of defending liberty, and of telling truths that are helping to save lives, as well as babies not yet born.
But we live in a material world, and we do need to talk about that sometimes, as writers’ freedom of speech does at times require material resources — including managing the payment of nonstop legal fees — for those of us who are continually under attack.
Financial support also allows writers in the freedom movement to free up bandwidth for other battles.
These days I am not just doing what I did Before the War — sitting at my computer, opining. Rather I am also CEO of DailyClout, which is battling furiously on many fronts — to pass legislation to keep us free from medical coercion, digital tracking, MRNA in our food, contaminated elections, and more; which is suing Pfizer with two legal teams; which sent 14 legal letters to 14 states’ Attorneys General to file criminal charges against Pfizer; and to bring you authentic, actual journalism about the crisis in which we find ourselves, every day. This Substack is separate from DailyClout, but success here helps me with my activism there.
It is a demanding and sometimes scary task, to fight these massive powers and to tell the truth, and the opposing powers count on wearing us down legally as well as financially; so your support means more than you may know.
On another note - Spring! I hope this time is one of metaphorical and literal rebirth — — for all of us. Flowers, birds, animals and matters of the spirit. I hope for a full recovery for our many loved ones who are ill.
I hope we really do get to have a healing of our land.
Sending blessings from me to you and from my family to yours, this season of renewal and rebirth.
Warmly,
Naomi
I am so grateful you are here and generously sharing your arduous work with us, Naomi. People like us who speak out against the narrative would likely be unable to do this work every waking second without the passionate support of our readers.
I personally have made decisions that I know negatively impact the percentage of subscribers I have (around 2.5% of my readers are paid). I could easily ratchet up those numbers by restricting comments to paid subs, for example, but it is more important to me to nurture this amazing karass (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-my-karass) of brave, brilliant, funny, and loving individuals, and since you have made a similar decision, I believe you share this view as well.
I know it’s not the same as direct support, but I would be honored to comp you a subscription if you would like, Naomi. Just sign up for my Substack, and I’ll comp you accordingly.
Thank you for doing this heroic work, despite every known obstacle being hurled in our path. We are winning the culture war, and people *are* waking up en masse.
I would love to pay to all the substack sites I follow. That said, it would be about $100 a month. It is the only place that we have for honest reporting. If I narrowed it to a select few it would still be $25. I wish there was an option for $1-2 per month. Would gladly pay and I think the number of subscribers would more than cover the reduced cost.