Tony B said (June 21, 2021):

This discovery brings several parts of the jab together as a one purpose, supremely evil, objective.

Note too, that 5G is being loaded into the whole sky, there is no longer any escape from it and it is harming people who have no idea what is causing their new tiredness, itching, sudden pains anywhere in the body which may or may not persist, etc.

These satanists care not how much physical misery to you and yours goes along with the control. They are not innocent of the damages to life caused by man-made electricity, especially Wifi or wireless, 5G being a military weapon designed to interfere with life itself. If they didn't know they wouldn't censor that knowledge out of all media.

Al Thompson said (June 21, 2021):

As a "useless eater" myself, I do appreciate the heads up on this information. Whether the email leak is true or not, I agree that the intent of the "elites" is certainly Luciferian as the intent is to do as much harm to mankind as possible.

The "elites" are worse than useless. They work for the devil and non compliance is a good start.

I don't have any confidence in the medical system any longer. To use the medical system as a Nazi-style enforcement agency, is to be the lowest form of life; preying on the ignorance of the people.
I've been seeing people I know with major physical difficulties after getting vaccines.

The "elites" should be put on an aircraft carrier and then sent to Cuba's Guantanamo for a paid vacation in a gated community. No government "authority" has the right to violate the natural rights of mankind. Everyone has the natural right to be left alone and no government has any jurisdiction when they operate on fraudulent information; which is about everything they do.

https://verydumbgovernment.blogspot.com/2017/10/the-government-is-evil-on-purpose.html

Ray said (June 21, 2021):

I now tend to believe such rumours. This international scam is the gift that keeps giving to the Elite: why would they "ease down" or move on from such a successful wheeze?

Doug P said (June 21, 2021):

Luciferians tend to be very bold and unashamed of their views. I think the spirit of the email is the truth, I don't think that this particular email got passed around- it's too verbose and obviously meant for the common man to read and understand. Many of the things said would not need to be said and therefore only serve to incriminate. I think this is the way the Luciferians talk with each other, but with shorter and less verbose communications. I think it was made up to reflect a truth.

Anyone who has read about Bolshevism would not find any of this too hard to believe.

JC said (June 21, 2021):

I do admire you for being so transparent with those of us who "listen to
you."

One of the great lessons of life is that we don't get to choose our parents.

"Good or bad," we just get them, and they get us. So it is with our fathers.

The unfortunate part about this situation is that none of us are prepared to handle the "job" -

being a dad or being a son. I know because I am both. And I have screwed up. The good news is

I learned to forgive my father for what I thought he didn't do and thank him for what he did.

Hopefully, my sons will do the same.

Tim S said (June 21, 2021):

Very touching and powerful post and to some degree I can relate to it, as my father could be a hard man but I was fortunate as with counselling I made peace in my heart with him years before he died unlike some of my siblings. I have said that he would not have been my first choice as a father, but considering how he grew up he was a very good father and I have tried to be a better father myself and my son with children has been a better father than myself. My only regret was not having thanked him for being my father before he died.

Davi said (June 21, 2021):

I just wanted to thank you for sharing your Father's Day message. I found it very moving. I am so very sorry to hear of your father's passing, and the circumstances of his final days. Damn those who gave him that vaccine. He sounds like a man that triumphed over great adversity.

Your father's story made me think of my own family's experiences in the old country from one generation earlier, where "beyond the pale", my great grandmother watched her mother be murdered by Cossacks in the pogrom and had to pretend she was Polish and that her brother was deaf and mute for the months-long ship ride to Ellis Island. (She actually had red hair and spoke Polish, but her brother only spoke Yiddish.)

And yet, through it all, she came out on the other side, scarred, but built a life and a family in the United States. She too lived a full life until the age of 96. As we hurdle ever further into the deep recesses of the moral abyss, we should remember where we come from and remind ourselves that we, too, can overcome.

Claudia said (June 20, 2021):

Thak you Henry for expressing with words what I've been feeling lately.

My dad too was very strict, he once told my brother he was not his friend, so I never ever tried to befriend him.

He's never believed in me and questions everything I do even though I'm an overachiever too. I have a very nice family with 4 good kids and a great husband and I never gave him any problems.
Last year he stopped speaking to me because I visited them without a facemask and I dared question it's effectiveness and the whole Plandemic. I visited again for father's day, wearing a mask this time. So sad, to not have a relationship with him. My mom is to blame too, she never vouched for me, and the one time we were finally getting close, she got jealous and sabotaged the possibility of that ever happening.

Anyway, your post has made me reflect on being more mature and on how life is too short. I'm going to try again to make a connection with my dad, before he's gone and before it's too late.

Kenny said (June 20, 2021):

So much , or perhaps everything you say is so right on.
My dad is 82 . Hes also such an antagonist in my life. I mourn for your loss for that complicated yet beautiful in it's own way and in its longevity and perhaps in its permanence

Perhaps the spirit world is a thin one. Its striking to me that most every major world religion and construct is against the communications with Spirits , if it's not the spirit they wish you to commune with

My solemn wish and prayer is that there IS something after this life .

Perhaps everything does happen for a reason . Perhaps your father was the way he was exactly so that you would mature into the insightful honest kind compassionate man that you are dear cyber traveller and friend

I too was born jewish and clearly see the Cabals blatant psychological games and manipulations. Perhaps as jews we can see it clearer I dont know

Blessings to you . May the love of your father fill you. He loved you Henry in his own way, and I imagine very deeply

JG said (June 20, 2021):

I can relate to this article, this being Father's Day. I lost my father when I was 22 years old.
I was a disobedient child for many years. I was poisoned by the sub-culture of the late 60s that encouraged the youth of America to reject authority and to disrespect their parents. They then flooded the economy with psychedelic drugs and pornography. This was all done under the name of "freedom".
In the end it was my father who was right all along.

DBM said (June 20, 2021):

Good article... But you do hold grudges. Don't lie.

David said (June 20, 2021):

I saw some of myself in your relation with your dad: mine was an overachiever all his life who regarded sons as carbon copies, and whose futures must be molded with -- if necessary -- physical punishment and verbal ridicule to ensure the same outcome. When life didn't turn out that way and the realization finally dawned that a son, although made of the same genetic material, is still a unique being whose mindset and goals might be the total opposite of what the father expected, he wrote me a long letter that used the medieval image of an old man on his deathbed being assailed by spirits and demons fighting over possession of his eternal soul.

My dad wrote that those weren't really goblins, but merely the old man's thoughts tormenting him about things he should have done differently in life. It was the closest he ever came to saying, "I'm sorry for what I did to you as a child." When he died a few years later I was the only person at his bedside in the ICU.