But it's really not for you to do that nor could you in the space of a few minutes. I understand about triggers but they are for us to work on ourselves rather than to try and change others. He can be his authentic self and use a language he has learned but when we're triggered, we are not being our authentic selves as something else is kicking in. It came across as taking digs at him and distracting from what he wished to say. He said it was from the past, it was irrelevant, and he has already done a lot of work on himself, which he talked about, and that is why he has achieved all that he has. He's incredibly authentic and it shows. He's clearly effective and has much to teach others, and it seems it wasn't just his corporate background that was triggering.
I don’t know! In my wee head, I think living in a free world allows for a diverse range of people from many different backgrounds, many different journeys, with many different thoughts, interests and personalities. I consider that someone can be not my cup of tea but still be a freedom loving soul and an activist. If we have to all think in certain ways and see the world a certain way in order to be considered activist's against psychopathic globalist agendas and medical tyranny then I fear we are playing into the hands of those who wish to enslave us.
agree 100%, Roy! we all do 'activism' in our own ways. there is no ONE way. the corporate world is all around us and having someone with insider knowledge of it, on our side (even if a little!) is a plus.
I have been in the 'movement' before most of the rest of you all even knew there WAS one (I'm teasing of course ;) ) and I am thrilled to welcome EVERY new voice, as long as their aim is genuine.
I respect Dan without question. In late 2020, early 2021 I started listening to his Pandemic podcasts every evening. He kept myself and my partner sane in crazy times. We watched avidly every evening, through the ups and downs of government, media, public and medical craziness and the birth of his son. He was inspirational and humanitarian in all he tried to expose and became speechless at some of the decisions being made, as we were. There came a point, where he went down a different path to our own, although the end point is very similar. His emotion at the final question says a lot to me about who he is. Would love to meet him one day.
Doc you were on top form in this podcast. Your analysis of the UN’s sustainability goals was brilliant. You should do some shorts and release them on YT and TikTok. This would reach a new audience. I love the long format of podcasts but not everyone has the time or attention span.
well Doc, while YOU are at the upcoming shindig in Bath, I will be in Washington DC, at the 'Rescue the Republic' rally! I will be representing the Indiana Chapter of Children's Health Defense. I have never even been to our nation's capital before and am thrilled beyond belief to be physically present for what I believe is going to be a massive show of UNITY between all the various groups and factions of what we are loosely calling the 'freedom movement'. it is in UNITY that we will WIN the fight against globalism! people need to leave their egos at the curb and agree to disagree on details and come together for the future of the fracking planet.
it will be a 15 hour drive for me but I'm sucking up my apprehension and GOING FOR IT!
can't wait to tell all my homies in this amazing online community, all about my adventure!
This guy is not my cup of tea at all. Most of his list of 'heroes' who are speaking at his upcoming event are new to me. Where, when and how are these people famous?
Freedom isn't free unfortunately and he did justify the costs. The fact that it can be viewed for free is great though. I love his idea about setting up NGOs to actually attend the UN and WEF meetings.
Did your daughter just invent a new phrase: "A sense of a-cheese-ment" ?! 🤣
Love your interview with Dan. I was perplexed at your subdued animosity at the beginning but all explained and all ended well. Love to you both.
I wanted him to shed the last layers of corporate indoctrination and be his true authentic self
But it's really not for you to do that nor could you in the space of a few minutes. I understand about triggers but they are for us to work on ourselves rather than to try and change others. He can be his authentic self and use a language he has learned but when we're triggered, we are not being our authentic selves as something else is kicking in. It came across as taking digs at him and distracting from what he wished to say. He said it was from the past, it was irrelevant, and he has already done a lot of work on himself, which he talked about, and that is why he has achieved all that he has. He's incredibly authentic and it shows. He's clearly effective and has much to teach others, and it seems it wasn't just his corporate background that was triggering.
He didn't shed the corporate indoctrination.... he showed us it - big and proud! Why is he described as an activist?
I don’t know! In my wee head, I think living in a free world allows for a diverse range of people from many different backgrounds, many different journeys, with many different thoughts, interests and personalities. I consider that someone can be not my cup of tea but still be a freedom loving soul and an activist. If we have to all think in certain ways and see the world a certain way in order to be considered activist's against psychopathic globalist agendas and medical tyranny then I fear we are playing into the hands of those who wish to enslave us.
agree 100%, Roy! we all do 'activism' in our own ways. there is no ONE way. the corporate world is all around us and having someone with insider knowledge of it, on our side (even if a little!) is a plus.
I have been in the 'movement' before most of the rest of you all even knew there WAS one (I'm teasing of course ;) ) and I am thrilled to welcome EVERY new voice, as long as their aim is genuine.
We are all flawed 🧐😎I wish it weren’t so
I respect Dan without question. In late 2020, early 2021 I started listening to his Pandemic podcasts every evening. He kept myself and my partner sane in crazy times. We watched avidly every evening, through the ups and downs of government, media, public and medical craziness and the birth of his son. He was inspirational and humanitarian in all he tried to expose and became speechless at some of the decisions being made, as we were. There came a point, where he went down a different path to our own, although the end point is very similar. His emotion at the final question says a lot to me about who he is. Would love to meet him one day.
Such an inspiring chat - so good to hear people talking about solutions
Doc you were on top form in this podcast. Your analysis of the UN’s sustainability goals was brilliant. You should do some shorts and release them on YT and TikTok. This would reach a new audience. I love the long format of podcasts but not everyone has the time or attention span.
Okie 🤜🏻
Loved this. So inspiring.
well Doc, while YOU are at the upcoming shindig in Bath, I will be in Washington DC, at the 'Rescue the Republic' rally! I will be representing the Indiana Chapter of Children's Health Defense. I have never even been to our nation's capital before and am thrilled beyond belief to be physically present for what I believe is going to be a massive show of UNITY between all the various groups and factions of what we are loosely calling the 'freedom movement'. it is in UNITY that we will WIN the fight against globalism! people need to leave their egos at the curb and agree to disagree on details and come together for the future of the fracking planet.
it will be a 15 hour drive for me but I'm sucking up my apprehension and GOING FOR IT!
can't wait to tell all my homies in this amazing online community, all about my adventure!
I met Dan at tbe first Better way conference - he is very genuine -
Also for the odd bit of sceptism here - he has actually done something…
This guy is not my cup of tea at all. Most of his list of 'heroes' who are speaking at his upcoming event are new to me. Where, when and how are these people famous?
The tickets are £250 each.
WTF?
Freedom isn't free unfortunately and he did justify the costs. The fact that it can be viewed for free is great though. I love his idea about setting up NGOs to actually attend the UN and WEF meetings.