Fealess Arts on Substack!
My first post! (Bear with me while I get it right. Apolgies if this isn't meant for you: please unsubscribe.)
Greetings, Fearless Friends!
¡Y saludos a todos mis amigos en las Américas del sur!
Welcome to my new Fearless Arts newsletter—on Substack!
In moving over to Substack I have included both local activists and many friends from around the world.
To MFR and Bay Area freedom friends who previously received email notifications about Fearless Arts music and dance via email: you will now get my event updates via my stack (Fearless Arts Substack blog). Please note: If you are on this mailout by mistake please accept my apologies and unsubscribe immediately.
To my friends around the world: I could not write to fifty of you and ask if you want to subscribe to my stack. Please accept my apologies if it's not to your liking and unsubscribe. Be assured that Substack is very efficient and you won't be bothered again.
However if you are feeling adventurous you will find some earth shaking ideas coming up over the next few months.
For those of you who choose to continue, Fearless Arts now has a dual purpose.
01 Fearless Arts • Gigs for freedom lovers in the Bay Area.
As before I will be putting on gigs in the Bay Area to serve, support, dance, have fun and fundraise for all freedom minded people.
Who has the most fun, wins!
Let's breathe, meet, make new friends and dance. Celebrate what it is to be truly human!
I have some plans for the next Fearless Arts dance event. This depends on the availability of venue, costs, musician availability. I will update you on my return to Marin.
02 Fearless Arts is Revolution!
After feeling La Paz in Baja and now breathing in the revolutionary air of San Miguel de Allende, I got inspired and decided to start the World Revolution.
Mexico will supply La Passionata—that fiery drive for love, truth and justice so abundant in these sultry climes—which will be distilled by fearless artists into the elixir of revolution. I have already begun the process and will bring some of the precious drops back to the north.
Why World Revolution?
It takes courage to face the reality of what is really going on in the world.
Like many of you in the Bay Area (and many of you worldwide) I get over a dozen truth emails every day. Some mornings it takes me two hours to partially read them all. On health issues I get CHD, Del Bigtree, Steve Kirsch, Dr Toby Rogers, Dr Mercola, Bad Cattitude “El Boriquagato” and several others. On geopolitics I get another six or seven. At home I have my Codex Diabolica, a library of books that show the real history of the world since the mid nineteenth century.
This morning on the CHD Today Show with Polly Tommey, I heard Mary Holland describe the non-necessity—and the madness—of childhood mRNA injections. After describing the fraudulent testing and authorisation process, she declared: This is genocide.
I don't think she would have been saying that a year ago. Nor would many of the other writers and health bloggers. Such a comment would have been unthinkable in 2020.
But slowly the realisation is dawning: We're facing world genocide.
Mary Holland was so matter-of-fact when she made the comment. Like, it's going to rain tomorrow. On another CHD programme, Dr Naomi Wolf said it too; then she added: it's almost as bad as the Holocaust. (Or words to that effect.)
Most of us in the health and freedom movement understand that the 'straight' world is undergoing Mass Formation Psychosis.
What we don't realise is that on our side we are undergoing DONCs. That is: Depravity Overload Naming and Cognition Crisis. (DONKs from now on. There'll be a verb too.)
The word slips out of our mouth: Genocide.
But we're donked. We can't really join the dots. It's too big. Too awful. We're utterly donked, dumbfounded and blown away by the enormity of it all.
We search for context, look back in history. Are there precedents? The Atom bomb, extermination camps, World War One, Genghis Khan, the fall of Carthage? All heinously bad stuff.
But the world kept going.
And now maybe it won't.
We have to name the thing.
We are facing World Holocaust.
I say that hesitantly because I know many Jews are sensitive to the horror of the camps. And I respect that. But I do believe we have the permission of Vera Sharav, a health activist and herself a Holocaust survivor, to use the term.
How else are we to describe the dumbing down of our human spirit with increasing waves of vaccines? How are we to take care of billions of autistic children? How are we to cope with our inability to see, know or describe god? How will we bear witness the unbearable annihilation of human beings into AI robots?
The facts point that way. We face Genocide. Some of us can say it out loud. Genocide! But are we really joining the dots? The awful existential reality of the end of life as we know it?
Over the last two years, as dire predictions turned into facts on the ground now, many insightful doctors, nurses, health academics and other experts are beginning to see the implications of total world vaccination. But they can't name the implications. They can't see the existential enormity of where the facts must, eventually, lead us.
Quite a few leaders of the health movement see the problem but still think matters can be resolved by the ballot. Eg Dr Toby Rogers, Del Bigtree and (I think) El Boriquagato. Others, like RFK Jr, would add rallies and demonstrations into the mix, with the idea that this will influence legislators in Congress.
With due respect, that is never going to happen.
Of course demonstrations have their place and I agree with voting as a limited strategy. But at the end of the day it's just that: a strategy with limitations.
Here's why.
At the beginning of Mary and Polly's talk show, Mary quoted a news announcement from the White House stating that 40 (?) million doses of 'vaccine' for kids would be available for use on 6 July. So, she added, this means that the VRBPAC Process is meaningless, they had already made the decision to go ahead.
Many of you in the Bay Area will have phoned and written emails to the VRBPAC committee trying to dissuade them from authorising kiddie jabs. You supplied them with all the good reasons we know so well. And yet the whole process (already a farce) was a done deal.
How does that make you feel? And what was the point of all those emails and phone calls?
Going back to a previous campaign: what was the point of a million people marching in London against the Iraq war in 2002? It didn't make a blind bit of difference. Tony Blair had made his mind up. When the Empire wants war, the Empire will get war.
And now the Empire will get its vaccines.
We have a paradox.
Activism is important. Marin Freedom Rising and other Bay Area health groups would not be where or who we are without joining together in various forms of political action. And sometimes we achieve limited success.
But at the same time I think many of us also realise that activism achieves very little; at least in its outward effects. Small victories can be won, but look at the big picture. War after war, false flag after false flag, vaccine after vaccine—and the Empire marches on.
If you can make a huge leap of courage, faith and imagination, the solution is simple.
The Empire has to be removed.
Sucker by sucker, tentacle by tentacle, we have to surgically remove the putrefying succubus that hangs over our world.
And so, since no one else seems to be doing it (at least not to my satisfaction) I decided to start the Revolution.
Right now, here in San Miguel de Allende, the home and heart of the first Mexican Revolution, the New Revolution is being born. I shall take it back to Marin County and from now on, Fearless Arts will be the home of Revolution
By which I mean the wholesale removal of the Anglo-American Ruling Classes.
All of them. Root and branch. The whole apparatus of the Deep State: Big Pharma, CIA, MI6, the Military Industrial Complex, Fortune 500 corporations, Freemasons, Brotherhoods, the Money Powers, the Federal Reserve, WHO, FDA, CDC, IMF and so on and so on. (There will be Nuremberg trials of course.)
Pouf! All gone.
And a new life for humanity!
You may say this is impossible.
I agree it will be difficult. But deep down I know it's doable. And, in future posts, I'm going to show you how.
As well as update you on the next Fearless Arts dance party.
Con mucha passionata!
Steve
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Conspiracy has a long history....
San Miguel de Allende • Birthplace of Mexican Independence
Flowers for the Revolution!
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El Grito. 1810. The shout that went out all over Mexico
Birth of the Mexican Republic.
Allende and Hidalgo plus two other leaders were executed by the Spanish.
Their heads were impaled on the four sides of the town walls.
If they got the courage, then me too.
You?
I'm coming back to SF with a
Big ‘El Grito’ Rebel Yell!
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Yes!
This resonates with Emma Goldman's quote from her autobiography, Living My Life:
At the dances I was one of the most untiring and gayest. One evening a cousin of Sasha [Alexander Berkman], a young boy, took me aside. With a grave face, as if he were about to announce the death of a dear comrade, he whispered to me that it did not behoove an agitator to dance. Certainly not with such reckless abandon, anyway. It was undignified for one who was on the way to become a force in the anarchist movement. My frivolity would only hurt the Cause.
I grew furious at the impudent interference of the boy. I told him to mind his own business, I was tired of having the Cause constantly thrown into my face. I did not believe that a Cause which stood for a beautiful ideal, for anarchism, for release and freedom from conventions and prejudice, should demand the denial of life and joy. I insisted that our Cause could not expect me to become a nun and that the movement should not be turned into a cloister. If it meant that, I did not want it. "I want freedom, the right to self-expression, everybody's right to beautiful, radiant things." Anarchism meant that to me, and I would live it in spite of the whole world--prisons, persecution, everything. Yes, even in spite of the condemnation of my own comrades I would live my beautiful ideal.
[Living My Life (New York: Knopf, 1934), p. 56]
Very inspiring, Steve! Thank you for stepping forward!