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Michael's avatar

This is actually a bit of a dangerous take on all things medical. It somehow encourages people not to question the “experts”, which is how we got into the plandemic debacle. There are learned men & women beginning to question the entire virus theory. All images of a virus are said to be computer generated images. Doctors are one of the leading causes of death. You would think me one of the stupid because I haven’t gone to a doctor in 11 years & have no intention of doing so in the future. I’m 71 years old & never been healthier & yet all of my peers who follow all of their doctors orders are in a dreadful state of health. Just because someone goes to university & then wears a white lab coat with a stethoscope around their neck, it doesn’t actually make them intelligent. Many Canadians doctors lost their lives after succumbing to the lethal jab. Most of what you said certainly has an element of truth but I think in this case, you’ve painted with too wide a brush. I live by faith & not by sight as much as I am able, and never forget, we have the mind of Christ. ✌

Mary's avatar

This is exactly what I was thinking. WW is telling us to trust the experts, trust the science when it is a known fact that the results of most of their peer-reviewed studies were bought, the researchers were paid off. Follow the money.

Many of the "experts " are not humble because they are so "certain" (like the ignorant) because they are the experts, they are right , they are proud and will not consider anything that challenges their conclusions.

And many "ignorant" are certain because they don't have the brain-power, the will, perhaps the tools, to research anything themselves. And, they trust the experts, whether it be a video, main-stream media, or any confident or authoratitative influencer.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

im guessing you didn't read the entire article and just zipped down to the comments when you hit the 'viruses are fake' section. the entire point is the opposite of "trust the experts." it's think for yourself, examine the evidence, do actual research. the problem i'm describing isn't people who question experts. it's people who replace one form of blind trust with another - swapping CNN for a rumble video and calling it research. if your source is a guy in a baseball cap with a ring light telling you what big pharma doesn't want you to know, you aren't thinking for yourself. you're just trusting a different authority, one with worse credentials and a tip jar.

oh and the peer reviewed studies quip? most of those are not bought and paid for. i don’t know where you heard that. yeah, there are cases this DID happen like with big tobacco studies but it takes all of 20 minutes of research nowadays online to find out who PAID for the study and if they are connected to the industry they are studying - chances are that one is bought and paid for. the peer reviewed study about emergency triple bypass surgery increasing the lifespan of a person like my dad who spent his entire adult life eating a diet of nonstop garbage like hamburgers and fries on a nightly basis? yeah that one was real and the people that wrote it saved my dad’s life and countless others.

Michael's avatar

You’re wrong friend. I did read the majority of the article & the peer reviewed quip was right on. The most widely respected journal was taken over by big pharma years ago. Oh, and to the comment below, I’ve never had a single flu vaccine & never get the flu. Throw All vaccines in the garbage where they belong & stop believing these people care about your health. When was the last time a doctor cured anything other than a bacterial infection?

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

the peer review process exists specifically because scientists don't trust each other. that's the whole point. you submit your findings and a room full of people whose entire career incentive is to prove you wrong tries to tear it apart. when it survives that it gets published. when it doesn't it dies. big tobacco got caught precisely because that process worked eventually.

"the most respected journal was taken over by big pharma" - which journal, michael. name it. because that is an extraordinary claim and "some guy said so" is not a citation, it is exactly the kind of unverified vibes-based assertion the article was written about.

all it takes to ruin a journal's integrity and reputation is one person to find they were lying. that is why they don't just publish anything some meth addicted rumble content creator slopped out in an afternoon using chatGPT.

and to your point about doctors never 'curing' anything - in the last 20 years alone doctors set my broken arm, reattached a finger i removed while briefly convinced i was a lumberjack, cured my erectile dysfunction (yes i said it, thank you modern medicine, you know who you are), and kept my father alive after a triple bypass that bought him another decade or two despite forty years of treating his arteries like a fast food dumpster. all of that built on peer reviewed research that people like you want to throw in the garbage.

the idea that ALL peer reviewed research is compromised requires you to believe that every independent researcher in every country in every competing institution across the entire planet is coordinated in a single conspiracy. china and america can't agree on what day it is but they're apparently running the same medical disinformation operation in perfect silence together.

name the journal michael. i'll wait.

Michael's avatar

If you’re still captured by the medical/pharmaceutical industry, there’s nothing I can say that will convince you. When I spoke of cure I was thinking more along the lines of years of collecting money from the serfs in order to cure cancer, diabetes, Parkinson’s, etc., none of which has or will happen. I suppose for the people who still love everything medical I should have mentioned that I do have great respect for e/r doctors & surgeons who can remove a diseased appendix. The rest can go pound salt. I’m not naming a single entity because they have unlimited funds & can easily bankrupt anyone they desire. Lawfare is a reality.im disappointed in your lack of discernment.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

"i can't name them because they'll bankrupt me with lawsuits" is a total copout. you made a specific factual claim. either you can back it up or you can't. they can't sue for libel if it's true. your claim they can sue you invalidates the 'truth' you are claiming.

and you're pivoting. earlier doctors don't cure anything, now you have great respect for ER doctors and surgeons? which is it? you can't condemn all medicine and big pharma as a scam in one breath and tip your hat to doctors in the next. they are the same system.

and yeah big pharma is for profit. we all know that. we aren't 12 years old. we live in a capitalist system. there is no incentive for curing something that can be treated more profitably. i'm not saying i like that. i'm not saying it's right. i'm just saying that is how the world works and pointing it out like it's some grand revelation is like a 10 year old at school the weekend after he learned the easter bunny is fake telling all the other kids something they knew about 5 years before him.

Julie's avatar

Michael, your are proving the wisdom of this article! Some poor schmuck will listen to your horseshit and refuse to treat something going on with them. Feel the power??? I have worked on patients that we cured multiple viral, bacterial and fungal infections.. Your "dumbass" is showing, Michael!

Shaz Bacchus's avatar

There is nothing out there that can be proven to be a 'viral infection'. No one can even prove that viruses exist, so how can we talk about viral infections when viruses cannot be proven? Do I have it wrong? I will be very happy to see the evidence of the existence of viruses if there is any out there.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

i get a kick out of people with a high school diploma that think they know everything.

i have SEEN virii on scanning electron microscopes in college.

there are giant virii that you can see with a regular light-based microscope.

plant viruses cause tens of millions worth of crop failures yearly.

but viruses are fake.

go away.

Jude's avatar

This regime fired all the experts and inserted Junior and Ozzy! I do not trust these” experts “ and hope Hagsbreath has a really bad case of the flu after his expert said no more flu vaccine!!

Prometheus Sputnik's avatar

Yeah i stumbled onto that too... Kinda just felt like the normal gaslighting we have been exposed to the last 10 years - but ironic we are still here not having heart failure ?? So i kinda just got a full distrust on this profile now and imagine its a plant to make confusion.. not so wise after all.

Boenhoeffers law of stupidity comes to mind as this profile seems to maybe be just as stupid as the ones it imagine are stupid. ??

As forest Gump said : stupid is what stupid does

Pastor Mike's avatar

Funny this popped up today, I was just reading a moment ago how millennials and gen Z can't pass the three question Stanford Financial Intelligence test.

3 questions !

1. Compounding interest j

2. The effects of 3% inflation on a 2% savings account

3. The difference and risk between a stock and a mutual fund

We're doomed

Desert Researcher's avatar

Especially if their cell phones are taken away from them before the test and they couldn’t look up the questions. 🙄

Tulips and Bees's avatar

Wow. Just wow. You are THE Most Interesting Man In The World. The manner in which you put a sentence together that makes one try to memorize it to toss out like an "adlib line [that] was well rehearsed" deserves more than just a moment of silence. Brilliant, Mr. Wolf. Thank you.

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

The real tell are Capri pants. If you see a man wearing them you know that he is cultured, distinguished, wealthy and most likely sports a man bun. On a more serious note there is a reason stupidity not only exists but multiplies. This was certainly noticeable during CONVID (which was actually an intelligence test that the bulk of the population failed miserably). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NR-bfJPsL7w

Hereticdrummer's avatar

"You'll never go broke underestimating the intelligence of the American people." - H. L. Mencken (And by extension now, the entire West). The Chozen Pipple have done their job well.

Frank Jacob's avatar

Thanks a lot for writing this. It makes me think a lot about what I am trying to do, when straddling the Marvel comics universe and reality. Somewhere there’s a middle ground for those who want to make sense of things that don’t make sense. What you wrote is a good reminder to stay disciplined while treading uncharted waters.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

thank god some people actually have some degree of comprehension of the english language still. i cannot believe how many people took this article to mean ‘the wise wolf says trust the experts! he’s a misinformation psyop agent working for the CIA!’

Frank Jacob's avatar

I totally saw where you are coming from. As someone who doesn’t accept the conventional explanation of viruses I still respect that sometimes it’s wiser to surrender to conventional wisdom. I would have lost my beloved if it weren’t for chemical warfare in the case of cancer. And that comes from a person dedicated to natural remedies.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

chemo sucks. literal poison. and that poisons kills cancer more effectively than it kills us so it saves lives. my sister is a pediatric oncologist. i told her to start a substack because she wants to stop working 70 hours a week at the cancer center. she published a few articles and then called me up saying that she cannot handle the number of 'foaming at the mouth morons' that came at her saying she is a 'child killer' because she administers chemo to kids dying of leukemia for a living.

yeah i think there is a cure for cancer out there. in fact, where i grew up a guy built a machine that used colloidal gold and radio waves that was proven on national television to kill cancer. he ended up dying of, get this, cancer a few years before FDA approval and then some Chinese company swooped in and bought all his patents and then you never heard about the device again. my guess? some gov agency was hired by some big corporation that makes a lot of money treating cancer so they poisoned him with something that gave him cancer. there's documented proof of these 'cancer bullets' floating around from the 70s, the cia was using them to 'slow kill' spies and to mark people so they could be tracked with a beefed up geiger counter.

the world is ruled by the biggest pieces of shit in history right now but that won't always be the case.

Frank Jacob's avatar

Tell your sister to hang in there. It’s like those pilots who fly planes and know there’s no ‚chemtrail crew‘. Fact is all the planes are spewing toxins into the air. It has to do with NATO‘s fuel regulations. But a chemtrail conspiracy is a great decoy that keeps the air traffic moving. Maybe we should stop ordering from Amazon expecting overnight delivery. You‘re absolutely right. The more we learn the more we realise there so much more to learn

Shaz Bacchus's avatar

My 2 cents advice to you is: don't 'surrender' to any kind of wisdom. Always do your own research on everything and make decisions based on that research. The internet is a treasure trove (even with the disinformation) of information now, especially medical information, and we can learn a lot from it. Sometimes we don't have a choice but to put everything in the hands of the medical establishment and that is understandable, but I think it should be when all options have failed. Right now, I am under medications for my heart and they help a lot. The medications help with water in my lungs and I can breathe easily without struggling for every breath. Every medical system on earth has its good points and its bad points, you just have to know what they are and manuever accordingly. Happy to hear chemo worked out for your other half....all the best.

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

Quote of the day: "The leading cause of death is dying."

Lynette Devries's avatar

Saw a funny quote of Trump's the other day. SUICIDE BOMBERS SHOULD BE EXECUTED. My best friend used to say Every day we are one day closer to death.

Skrufdog's avatar

Wise wolf, I read a lot of your posts, follow you and usually agree with your considered and well researched responses. However, on this particular topic you seem to have fallen victim to the very thing you accuse others of, namely ‘stupidity’. Just because someone has not been ‘educated’ by ‘experts’ does not automatically make them ‘stupid’. I am going to cut a very long story short here, suffice to say I am ‘in my prime’, despite being born with a highly aggressive childhood cancer in the 60s. The subsequent treatment left me with lifelong serious conditions (no chemo) and an equal lifelong interest in health; particularly ‘cancer’. Well before covid I was researching papers with a possible correlation to vaccines and contagion - Richet, Rassau, Seyfried, Pollack et al. I was informed my cancer/conditions could be ‘managed’ (via transfusions, immunotherapy & ‘gentle’ chemo - all of which I declined & was dismissed from my oncology clinic, over 10 years ago and today I am presenting with normal blood counts and am on NO medications of any kind. The ‘experts’ refuse to document my case


go figure.

Wayne Burden's avatar

I wonder if there’s EVER been a scientifically controlled double-blind study done to find out JUST HOW FAR Spandex will expand before fully rupturing??

I can see the ad on TV
 “Looking for morbidly obese men and women who has actually ruptured Spandex in the last five years. Will pay $5,000 for your four week participation. Those who break out of their expanding cocoon may have to stay overnight to clean up the lab.”

Seriously
 dumbed down people are not just a national problem, but a World problem. And these people are VOTERS
. ARRRRGH! The Globalists are very gleeful as we are MUCH easier to control the dumber we are.

Wayne Burden's avatar

A few examples of really stupid dumbed down people (sorry if I step on toes, but oh well)


1. People who are TOTALLY CONVINCED there is no God or if there is, SHE has no Son.

2. People who are TOTALLY CONVINCED the Earth is flat and the only thing keeping the water in is a string of peripheral mountains.

3. People who are TOTALLY CONVINCED no Jews or Gypsies were killed in WW2, and if they were it was just a handful.

4. People who are TOTALLY CONVINCED, without any evidence other than hearsay, that no one has ever gone to the moon or set foot on it.

5. People who are TOTALLY CONVINCED, who believe all four of these points, and will fight you to the death for their right to be ignorantly unaware of what’s going on around them. It’s all Conspiracy Theory you know


Shaz Bacchus's avatar

I know of many brilliant people who have studied the Apollo moon landings inside out and they have come to the conclusion that they were all hoaxes. I have also studied them inside out and I have come to the same conclusion - all nonsense. You can try www.hugequestions.com as a start . There are many other sources that show the nonsense that the Apollo moon landings were but if you are interested in following up, you can let me know.

Celeben Arinya's avatar

yea lol, thank you for stomping on those toes!! We need more brave people like you

AnnieD's avatar

OMG thank you for the yoga pants analogy!! Hilarious, laughed out loud, thanks! And yeah, arguing with stupid is
just pointless. The beliefs are irrational and can’t be fixed with a dose of rational from me. It’s just absurd, so why bother? I don’t know how to get thru to people, they don’t believe me, so..life is short and I’d rather not waste it. Thanks for the excellent article. Looking forward to the hell of data centers. Learning more about as presented by you and other reliable inputs that is. They’re like cancers popping up all over, like whack-a-mole, consuming way more than their share of resources and wreaking havoc. Destroying giant swaths of open land
 I’ve read that sustained vigorous opposition sometimes works. Hoping that’ll save our Delta here in Northern California. They’ll suck it dry, given a chance.

Power to the rational people!

Richard Biggar's avatar

So, the more you learn, the more you find out how much more there is you don’t know a damned thing about and likely never will.

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

Since you brought it up, viruses are defined as "Intracellular parasites." Let that sink in for a minute. What treats parasites?? Why anti-parasitics of course. And what are some of the most common readily available anti-parasitics available around the world?? And why were those specifically targeted and banned during the great flu of 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024? Once you understand this one basic concept you will never again fear a virus outbreak regardless of whether it's name is Marburg, Monkeypox, Ebola, SARS, Bird Flu or Poopyinmypantsitis.

Desert Researcher's avatar

Before coming here to read WW’s article, Jose, I was going through the news first. Came across first case of Ebola in France reported
(https://www.reuters.com/business/healthcare-pharmaceuticals/france-reports-ebola-case-doctor-returning-humanitarian-mission-congo-2026-06-24/ Also reported by the BBC, CNN, the Guardian, and several other news outlets). So immediately started looking up specific herbs, and doing research on what would combat Ebola and possibly destroy it. Found this: “A small molecule called Tetrandrine derived from an Asian herb has shown to be a potent small molecule inhibiting infection of human white blood cells in vitro or petri dish experiments and prevented Ebola virus disease in mice.” — Texas Biomedical Research Institute, February 27, 2015 posted at: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/02/150226141358.htm Ebola basically Infects and destroys white blood cells. Tetrandrine would inhibit Infection of the white blood cells. Started looking up tetandrine. “ Tetrandrine (C₃₈H₄₂N₂O₆) is a potent bisbenzylisoquinoline alkaloid. The absolute richest, non-GMO natural source for this compound is the root of the Stephania tetrandra plant (known as Han Fang Ji in Traditional Chinese Medicine).” — National Institute of Health. Then looked up Han Fang Ji. I want to do more research on this herb. And I have used Hawaii pharmacy before. But I want to keep searching for the purest form. (https://www.ebay.com/itm/278021397995?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28&var=2560866575553&google_free_listing_action=view_item&srsltid=AfmBOooFlmYnfgE78VJZeehz9i4oAxV4kkkS7g8uCkxfwHMuHzQSFr2A828) just trying to stay ahead of the game if it should come our way to the USA. Over the years, in the past, I healed myself from various viruses, the west Nile virus, viral pneumonia, Covid, I healed myself naturally. So like I said, I just want to try to stay ahead of things. If anyone disagrees with me, let’s just agree to disagree. 😉

Heather Beane, RN's avatar

😂 oh my poopyinmypantsitis! 😂

I do not fear “outbreaks” of any kind, anymore. My faith in Christ and knowledge of His cures found in creation dispels anxieties. FYI- For anyone who needs a parasite cleanse, a good choice available is wormwood, clove & black walnut. These kill the parasites at all stages of development. Of course the establishment will dissuade you from using the natural remedies. I no longer subscribe to most of their rhetoric. God bless & keep you all.

Karen Langlotz's avatar

Instead of the same anti parasitic med, change it to anti parasitics. If that worked I’d truly like to know! Have they cured all colds, flus, viruses in yourself with anti parasitics?

You are hilarious thinking you know me. You have no clue how far and wide I’ve tried natural, spiritual, etc etc to get well. Some success, but far from healed. So prove it and I’ll gladly try something to cure autoimmune illness lupus, fibromyalgia, shall I continue?

I can’t spend any more thousands of $$$ searching ya know? What do you think reverses autoimmune disease?

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

Knowing you sounds about as inviting as slamming my nuts in a door. Thanks for the offer but I'll take a pass.

Karen Langlotz's avatar

Come on! Let’s treat all viruses with the same anti parasitic medicine why don’t we. Is that what you’re saying? I wish it was that simple. Prove it.

Jose Gonzales Ortego's avatar

Hence my specific use of the word ANTIPARASITICS. Which by the way are not just medicines but also include a variety of natural things such as pumpkin seeds, papaya seeds, wormwood, etc. Some of which when blended together can treat multiple variants of parasites. Before there were commercial antiparasitics almost every culture used things that were readily available in nature to treat what we now call viruses. And contrary to what your Rockefeller indoctrinated medical education may have taught you they actually worked.

Christine's avatar

There's research from Europe that I found in a book in my 20's and I do not know the name of the book but Europeans have been using a substance called Diamtenacios Earth for centuries to help diseases associated with viral infections with great success

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

diatomaceous earth is what you kill bed bugs with. they’re the shells of long dead microorganisms. not sure how it would kill viruses.

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đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

food grade DE is real, you're right about that. it's sold for grain storage and as a supplement, lower crystalline silica than the filter grade stuff. no argument there

the problem is the mechanism. DE kills bugs mechanically, not chemically. the shells are abrasive and strip the waxy coating off insect exoskeletons so they dehydrate and die. that's it. that's the whole trick. it needs an insect sized target with an exoskeleton to work

a virus has neither. it's thousands of times smaller than the abrasive particles and has no exoskeleton to scratch. there's no route by which food grade or any other grade "kills viruses" in the human body, and no clinical study showing it does. same product, same mechanism, whether it says food grade on the bag or not. changing the grade doesn't give it a new superpower

so which research am I digging into, exactly? because the actual research on DE is real clear about what it does and doesn't do

Christine's avatar

The book I read with this information was 40 yrs ago, So I don't really know where to look, I was really just sharing information that I had read.

Julie's avatar

Become your own expert and if nothing else, become competent enough to make good decisions for yourself. It comes down to being personally responsible for deciding what is right for you. Mistakes are a great corrector, if you're not such a dumbass you realize the mistake. Good article, Wise Wolf! And for the bonerhead that thinks he knows medical, you are an idiot. Make your own decisions , but don't act like you know everything. Ignorant people are easily led as we saw in the "pandemic".

Shaz Bacchus's avatar

Who were the 'ignorant' people in the pandemic/scamdemic? I never believed in that nonsense and I never took any of Fauci's vaccines, yet I am still alive and kicking. Never had any symptoms during all that time: am I one of the ignorant ones? And yes, the pandemic was utter nonsense.

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Shaz Bacchus's avatar

Thank you Christine for the kind words. Truly appreciated. :)

Sri (ÏƒÎżÏ†ÎŻÎ±)'s avatar

Pushing back on the "go to school" part because not everyone can afford college. But a library- everyone should go to a well-maintained, well-stocked library.

đŸșThe Wise Wolf's avatar

believe me i couldn’t afford it either. i spent 2 years living in a tent while going to college.

Sri (ÏƒÎżÏ†ÎŻÎ±)'s avatar

That's rough, sorry to hear that. Hope it was worth it though

mysafe space's avatar

I enjoy reading your postâ˜ș

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Thoughtful piece.