10/16/2026
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In 1976 the swine flu vaccine was pulled after 25 deaths and 500 cases of Guillain Barre Syndrome. In the Covid shot era we have approximately 39,000 deaths reported to VAERS following the shot. Apparently lives got cheaper over the last 50 years.
The excerpt above is from an article published on Sunday on brownstone.org: The Covid Reckoning That Never Came.
The value of life is subject to inflation. Deadly vaccines continue to be recommended despite hundreds of studies that demonstrate their effectiveness only in disease-causing processes.
Four years after the height of the COVID crisis, millions of people are waiting in vain for an honest reckoning. Instead of investigative committees, resignations, and prosecutions, there is only deafening silence. Edward Dowd, a former BlackRock fund manager and author of the book *Cause Unknown: The Epidemic of Sudden Death in 2021 & 2022, has described on his Substack “Beyond the Narrative” what millions of people worldwide have seen with their own eyes: the largest medical psyop in human history, followed by a shrug from those who are actually supposed to provide answers. Source.
Why is that? Why aren’t there at least investigations when a crime has clearly been committed? The answer is relatively simple: Because the perpetrators—or those dependent on them—decide whether arrests are made and whether investigations are launched. It has always been this way. In the past, public opinion was taken into account, and any shady dealings were covered up. Back then, journalists were still journalists and not, as they are today, mere conveyors of news dictated by a criminal clique. Why was no one arrested in connection with the Epstein affair? Because prominent criminals are involved in it.
Of course, there have been attempts to bring the perpetrators of the COVID-19 pandemic to justice through the courts. Reiner Füllmich, a lawyer licensed in three countries—Canada, Germany, and the U.S.—gathered evidence through an extra-parliamentary commission he founded, which was published in the form of videos—witness interviews. Three years ago, he was treacherously lured into a trap in Mexico. He was arrested and extradited to Germany, where he remains incarcerated in a high-security prison to this day.
Arno von Kessel, a Dutch attorney who was arrested by an anti-terrorism unit, spent nine months in pretrial detention. His case against prominent organizers of biological genocide has been taken over by his fellow attorney, Peter W.H. Stassen. The trial is scheduled for Thursday, October 22, 2026. You can learn more about this topic in the article: Plandemic in the Dock.
No court can make amends for a society in which laws are—indirectly—created by criminals. At Nuremberg, no one was held accountable for the crimes committed by the USSR and the United States. For the history of World War II, as it was taught to us in school, is a history written by the Allies. That does not mean that innocent people stood trial at Nuremberg. It means that, alongside Hermann Göring, Joachim von Ribbentrop, and Hans Frank, the executioners of Stalin, Churchill, and Truman should also have been in the dock—but they were not there. Find out who was responsible for the Allied carpet bombings of Dresden and Hamburg. Or read historical accounts about Lavrentiy Beria, the head of the Soviet NKVD.
But why go so far back into the past? To this day, no one has held accountable those who unleashed wars and bombed numerous countries such as Vietnam, Chile, Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and many others. Nor have I heard of anyone being arrested for the mass murders of children in Gaza or, half a year ago, at an Iranian school in Minab. Has anyone held the Azov troops accountable for the massacre in Bucha, which was carried out solely to pin the blame on the Russians?
We have to live in a world that has never been governed by the rule of law—and still isn’t today. Perhaps our generation can use the current economic and political crisis to create something better than what we have now?
Despite my innate optimism, I find it hard to imagine an ideal system, because such a thing simply does not exist. Wherever there are people, there is intrigue, fraud, corruption, and crime.
However, people who are thoroughly evil are actually the exception. The vast majority of people on Earth are good. We hear about evil people every day in the media—and on this blog as well—because evil grabs our attention.
I don’t think there are many people who enjoy reading about good deeds. Sure, there are some, but evil is more interesting—even though it’s a niche phenomenon. That’s why we get the impression that cruelty is everywhere. In fact, it’s the good in people that’s truly ubiquitous—but who looks at it from that perspective these days?
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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