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Thank you for all that you do to shine light in the darkness Dr. Wolf. Your work combined with the work of others of your stature is the reason that in the midst of all of our mass destruction, we have yet to allow the powers that shouldn't be to render us obsolete. Thank you for being a watchman on the - wall keeping the relentless dark forces at bay.

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This war against the armies of old and evil will be the defining point of our existence - we were put here on this earth and at this time to face and confront these obstacles - and if we fail to fight these battles with truth, faith, and courage both ourselves and future generations will be condemned to a hellish existence where famine, pestilence, pain, and misery will reign supreme.

But that being said, please do not make the mistake of confusing the outcome of this all-encompassing conflict with the struggle to win it—it is the struggle itself that holds all of the meaning, and that is where your true personal victory lies. Nothing in your life has ever been about whether you win or lose, it has only ever been about how you conduct yourself the during these trials and tribulations. Continued here: https://tritorch.substack.com/p/dancing-doctors-unclean-lies-unchained

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Dear Naomi: I'm only a classical musician, not a writer. I didn't know as well as I do now that I am a thinker, yes, a critical one. You, of all the too many people I read on substack are one of the writers who truly help me to see, however dimly, how to go on. I, like you it seems, was a classic liberal and a Quaker. I now have lost even the beginnings of being able to talk about the burning issue of our times with my former friends and even with my closest sister. I have found some new friends but sometimes I feel so marooned and so alone....because I can't seem to attach the close relationships from the past into the now. Yes, I'm unvaxxed in a very Blue city. In my musician world I have to conceal this and my opinions in order to not lose my career and the friendships and colleagues that support it. This, I find, is a very painful way to live. I find your story of this Covid time so helpful. I admire your bravery, courage and action. And often I wish I could figure out how to come out of concealment in so much of my former world. I no longer can bear to go to my Quaker meeting. I tried to come out of concealment there and was greeted by a Wall of Silence...one of the worst sort of walls I now believe. If I summarize the reason why I cannot go to Quaker meeting, it would be that it really is not even possible to have a conversation about the medical crime we are all ensconced in. And then I constantly ask myself whether I should tell my numerous former friends, colleagues and Spiritual home (Quakers) what I've learned about the incredibly dangerous C19vax. They mostly can't hear, I've been told, "I don't want to talk about it," and I don't want to terrify them about what they have done to their own body. And yet I also feel I have a responsibility to at least try to pass on what I have learned. With my sister just a few days ago I learned she has now taken 6 C19vaxxes. I was hoping she would wait and be able to hear a little of the danger before this latest one. It's all so heartbreaking. As someone born in the 50s I, like RFK jr, am so aware that something horrendous has happened to the health of US children and to all of our health. No children were obese when I was little. I knew no children with autism. My unvaxxed grandchildren may be okay but who will they work with, have their own children with, fight for better ways with? I think of what we have done to our bodies in this country of ours as the worse possible form of slavery-an invisible slavery from within. I look forward to your new book-I am searching for the God of my own understanding....it comes slowly. And searching for the strength to realize that making music can still matter.

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