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Caitlin’s Newsletter 1937 implied HN points 16 Dec 24
  1. Truth can be really powerful, and it often challenges the lies that support unfair systems. When we know the truth, it becomes harder for those in power to take advantage of others.
  2. In a fair society, those with more power should be more transparent, while those with less power need protection from being exploited. This way, everyone can feel safe and treated fairly.
  3. Facing the truth can be scary because it may change relationships and challenge our beliefs. However, embracing truth is essential for growth and a healthier society.
The New Normal 2869 implied HN points 04 May 23
  1. US intelligence officials are suspected of covering up knowledge about COVID in November 2019.
  2. There is evidence showing discrepancies in intelligence reports regarding the timeline of COVID information.
  3. The implications of a cover-up by US intelligence agencies raise concerns about accountability and transparency.
Seymour Hersh 94 implied HN points 15 Feb 24
  1. A Navy SEAL mission in the Gulf of Aden went wrong, resulting in two deaths and one critical injury due to a risky boarding attempt on a dhow suspected of carrying weaponry.
  2. The decision to proceed with the mission in rough seas, despite safety concerns, led to tragedy and prompted questions about the reasoning behind it.
  3. The outcome of the mission revealed outdated cargo not matching the initial intelligence, sparking criticism and calls for accountability within the SEAL community.
Michael Shellenberger 5 HN points 07 Jun 23
  1. Military and intelligence contractors claim that the US possesses at least 12 alien spacecraft.
  2. Evidence about extraterrestrial activity is being withheld from Congress, according to sources.
  3. The Pentagon's denial of nonhuman craft existence and the secrecy surrounding the topic are hindering investigations and transparency.
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