A UK Funeral Director and a VAERS paper

The gruesome edition.

This is a quick report on two gruesome things, and then some hope. I usually don’t like to report on gruesome things because even as we are living through dramatic times, it’s still about prevailing with love and dignity, not about anything else. I am convinced that even the worst psychopaths on this Earth exist mostly to remind us of our powers and to bring out our love. And that once we awaken to our powers, they will fall off.

But at the same time, I very much believe in full situational awareness in the moment and intellectual honesty. And it so happens that a few gruesome interviews landed in my mailbox, and I feel like it’s important to share them as food for thought.

One is a conversation with a UK funeral director, John O'Looney. Early in the pandemic, when everyone felt shaken and went along, he was official enough to be interviewed by the BBC about the horrors—but now that he has developed dissenting opinions, no one in the mainstream is in a hurry to interview him.

And the …