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How To Skewer Invisible Rulers (Part 2)

EXCLUSIVE: Undercover photos and audio from Renee DiResta's SF speaking event, an update on her book's Amazon ratings, and a campaign against Fauci's new book "On Call"

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Comrades: We have subverted subversion.

Last week, I launched a campaign against Renee DiResta’s new book “Invisible Rulers”. Thank you all for answering the call. Over the past week, the book’s Amazon listing went from 9 reviews with a 4.0-star average rating to 32 reviews with a 3.2-star average rating. kodos88’s epic spicy 1-star review zoomed from 40 likes to 660+, yet it is still not showing at the top because Renee’s Langley colleagues protect their own. The top review is a suspicious new account who accuses us of being a troll stalkers for supporting kodos88. Criticizing public officials who receive taxpayer funding is not trolling or stalking. It’s speaking truth to power. The white knight wielding Orwellian double-speak:

How To Skewer Invisible Rulers

Yuri Bezmenov
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June 18, 2024
How To Skewer Invisible Rulers

Comrades: Stanford Internet Observatory “misinformation expert” Renee DiResta is the invisible ruler she warns about. On June 11, she released her book called “Invisible Rulers: The People who turn Lies into Reality” - a masterpiece in demoralized projection. Allow me to save you $30 and hours of reading her revolting Orwellian double-speak. I will trans…

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Now let’s run the same playbook for Fauci’s propaganda “On Call: A Doctor's Journey in Public Service”, which was released last week with great fanfare from the bootlicking MSM. The top 1-star review was deleted, so the only ones you can like are here. Amazon has now banned reviews from anyone who isn’t a verified purchaser the book to protect him, but you can try to add your own. During the COVID hysteria, they caved to pressure from the Biden regime to ban books.

The moral inversion continues in the official narrative of regime mouthpieces. They will never feature the critical reviews by independent writers like

Alex Berenson
,
Jordan Schachtel
,
Matt Taibbi
, and
Vinay Prasad
:

Vinay Prasad's Observations and Thoughts
Anthony Fauci, objectively, did a bad job: Media coverage of his book has fallen short of engaging with his actions/ words
There are extreme views about Anthony Fauci, and some consider him a devil or a saint. He is now making the rounds in the media, discussing his new book, and defending his COVID19 policy choices. Almost no one has appraised him accurately. By that I mean, given the information he had at the time (and not judging in retrospect or utilizing ad hominem…
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a year ago · 396 likes · 18 comments · Vinay Prasad

“An eventful autobiography [and] a classic American story…Gripping.”—The Washington Post

“One of the most consequential and most prominent [careers] in American medicine in the past fifty years.”—Jerome Groopman, The New Yorker

Fauci's home office features photos of self, bobblehead

Anthony Fauci is arguably the most famous – and most revered – doctor in the world today. His role guiding America sanely and calmly through Covid (and through the torrents of Trump) earned him the trust of millions during one of the most terrifying periods in modern American history, but this was only the most recent of the global epidemics in which Dr. Fauci played a major role. His crucial role in researching HIV and bringing AIDS into sympathetic public view and his leadership in navigating the Ebola, SARS, West Nile, and anthrax crises, make him truly an American hero… ON CALL will be an inspiration for readers who admire and are grateful to him and for those who want to emulate him in public service. He is the embodiment of “speaking truth to power,” with dignity and results.

This doctor hasn’t practiced on patients in decades, but he did torture beagles. His role during COVID was the opposite of sane and calm. He is an American villain, not a hero. The embodiment of abusing power to suppress truth, with indignity and disaster. Just ask the kids who he harmed by locking schools down, masking them, and forcing them to get a jab that does more harm than good.

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Good news for all journalists taking on the establishment:


Last week, a few undercover Yuri comrades attended a Renee DiResta book talk in a deep blue city. They documented the clown show with photos, audio, and a write-up of her sanctimonious speech below. You will be happy to know that only a few dozen people showed up. Sunlight is the best disinfectant. Since Renee has made it her life’s work to watch and censor us, we will keep an eye on her.

Ayn’s Rants
Renee DiResta's Surveillance Games
When Renee DiResta dropped in on three dozen of her superfans at the San Francisco Commonwealth Club Monday in a sparkling blue-pleated dress, it seemed more worthy of a Hunger Games kickoff than a small public forum. But it was appropriate, given that she had a message for the little people who might be listening to the recording later on their favorit…
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a year ago · 3 likes · 3 comments · Ayn

She talked about “Substackers” who have criticized her, with the emphasis on the “Sub.” Michael Shellenberger doesn’t run a publication or platform free speech on the world stage. He has a “newsletter.” Matt Taibbi isn’t a prize-winning journalist who speaks eloquently in front of Congress, he is one of the “Twitter Files boys.” Stanford scientist

Jay Bhattacharya
, who DiResta admitted turned up on a Twitter “blacklist”? She implied he was deserving of such treatment, as he had unapproved thoughts. He was, after all, a co-author of The Great Barrington Declaration (!), which she did not describe as the common sense proposal to protect the most vulnerable and limit economic devastation from unprecedented lockdowns. She left it to the audience’s imagination about what such a “declaration” might hold. And of course, exposing the activities of the now mostly shuttered Stanford Internet Observatory, or suing said entity for its mass surveillance and censorship operation is, according to DiResta, “lawfare.”


***For a recording of the full hour-long talk, check out the audio here:

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