Candace Owens, murderers and poisoners
There is no externally administered cure for this poison. It can only be cured by the victim.
Candace Owens claims that the French intelligence forces and one Israeli are plotting to murder her. She is actually the murderer and her victim is knowledge. Yes, of course the French DSGE works with its Israeli counterpart, the Mossad. Israel also has a bad habit of conducting assassination operations in France, at least in the past. Anyone with an operating brain would realize that if the Mossad had some reason to eliminate Candace Owens, they would not do it in the United States, and also they would not work with the French. Owens has said bad things about French President Emmanuel Macron. The few hundred thousand bots, ignorant people, and political wonks who follow her accounts get to read her rants. I doubt Macron does.
I want to pivot a bit here and talk about truth. Not the kind of universal truth, or what Thomas Jefferson wrote (edited by Ben Franklin), “we hold these truths to be self-evident.” I mean facts, as in things that happened, and we know they happened because of overwhelming evidence, facts, and firsthand accounts. The image above is known as core rope memory. It was designed and built, by hand, in the 1960s. Each memory core stored 192 bits (0 or 1) of data. The core contained a permanently programmed memory, which was the software to run the Apollo Guidance Computer. The reason it was woven by hand is because the engineers who designed the AGC had no idea what kind of radiation or electromagnetic interference the Apollo craft would experience in space outside low earth orbit, never mind on a round trip to the moon.
I have personally seen core rope memory and a version of the AGC. There’s one at the Mimms Museum of Technology and Art in Roswell, Georgia. There’s a few examples, including the entire Saturn V Instrument Ring, at the National Air and Space Museum, and also at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama. These things exist, in sufficient quantities for there to be several surviving examples. There are still living people who designed and worked with these devices, and you can meet them in person. Some of them serve as docents in Huntsville. I’ve met one.
The image above is a Rocketdyne F-1 rocket engine, used on the Saturn V rocket. It is a real thing. There’s several in Huntsville, and at the Smithsonian. I’ve seen one and touched the bell. It’s as real as the Raptor engines SpaceX uses to launch its Starship rocket in Texas.
Hundreds of thousands of Americans worked on the Saturn V and Apollo project. Living astronauts who have walked on the moon still live. Buzz Aldrin once punched a moon denier in the face for harassing him. Aldrin is 95 years old. If you harass him enough, he would likely still punch you in the face. Some people still doubt the moon landings happened. Astronauts left devices on the moon which are still there today. They are called retroreflectors and they bounce light signals (from lasers) back to the point of origin. If you fire a laser at one, it will shine back at a known power level based on what you shined at it. The speed of light is a constant—that’s an immutable law of physics. The time it takes for a retroreflector on the moon to return a laser beam is a number that is calculable and also cannot be faked. The retroreflectors are real.
Yet some people still doubt we went to the moon. Billions of people around the world witnessed the moon landing in 1969, in real time. But today, truth and video and social media have so murdered and poisoned knowledge and truth and facts that people don’t trust something that could not have been faked in 1969. The technology to launch astronauts from earth, put them in orbit, and land them on the moon existed in 1969, only barely, and with tremendous effort. The technology to fake it, create core rope memory, guidance computers, Saturn V rockets with instrument rings, powered by F-1 engines, in order to fool billions of people into thinking a video of astronauts bouncing is real when it wasn’t—that technology did not exist.
We went to the moon because there is no other explanation. It could not be faked. The things that sent us to the moon exist.
Similarly the Holocaust happened. Six million Jews, along with millions of gypsies, homosexuals, dissenting Catholics, and others who were deemed undesirable by the Nazis were murdered. The concentration camps and death camps exist. You can go there. You can still find a few living survivors from those places. Yet some people persistently believe it didn’t happen, because murderers and poisoners of knowledge and truth appear on the Internet to tell them so, or say they are “just asking questions.”
It’s ridiculously easy these days to fake facts. It’s unbelievably easy to program computers to raise up bot armies to amplify lies. It’s relatively simple to create “deepfakes” and simulate all kinds of video evidence of things that never happened. Some of this is funny, like memes of Donald Trump dancing with Elon Musk. But some of it is murder and poison for knowledge. When actual things that cannot have been faked are questioned as by people who use fakery to fool others, those who being deceived are victims of murder and poison.
The U.S. space program sent astronauts to the moon. It happened six times. It could not be faked. The Holocaust happened. It could not be faked. 9/11 happened: both WTC towers collapsed because that’s how buildings fall when their core and structural supports are weakened by sustained heat. It’s physics, like the retroreflectors. One airliner was flown into the Pentagon. That happened. Terrorists from Saudi Arabia, jihadists, flew the planes into the towers and the Pentagon. It was not a setup by George W. Bush, or by Jews, or the Illuminati.
I’m willing to entertain all kinds of counterfactuals. Like COVID-19 was most likely a lab leak in Wuhan, China. The Chinese engaged in a coverup that still persists today. But COVID-19 happened and it was not some conspiracy by Jews or the Illuminati. Millions died. Millions more would have died if not for the vaccines. Vaccines save lives. Ask anyone who lived through polio, or smallpox. Benjamin Franklin’s son died of smallpox, because Franklin refused to have his son inoculated. These are not new concepts. Measles, mumps, and rubella are debilitating, horrible diseases that can kill. Vaccines have protected us from those diseases for decades. Some people believe that autism is caused by the vaccines for these diseases. Some government officials are murderers and poisoners of knowledge.
Five Frenchmen and one Israeli are not trying to eliminate Candace Owens. Anyone who believes that is either a bot account, or is a victim of murder and poison of knowledge. There is no externally administered cure for this poison. It can only be cured by the victim, and only through knowledge.
Let’s agree not to be victims of murder and poison. Let’s make Thanksgiving week a week for life and knowledge, not poison.
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On the core memory module, one of my bucket list tasks is to acquire a module and see if I can cook up a BASIC memory controller using a Raspbery Pi or similar hobbyist kit. Not for any particular reason - just to see if I can do it.
Have a Happy Thanksgiving, Racket Team (and the rest of us in the Peanut Gallery).
Steven, I appreciate this column especially since I have officially challenged Tucker Carlson to a 90 minute debate on Israel and Christian Zionism. Of course, as you might guess, I have not heard back from him, go figure. Only thing I would take issue with you on is your characterization of the Covid vaccines. While they seem to have been fairly effective for those 60 and over, I believe the jury is still out as to their effectiveness in other age groups, especially those under 35.