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Dr. Robert W. Malone's avatar

If you enjoy my substack essays, please consider doing me a small favor. Real Clear Politics has never chosen one of my essays to aggregate on their site. If you could take a moment and recommend this essay for their website front page, it would be greatly appreciated!

The Real Clear Contact page is: https://www.realclearpolitics.com/contact.html

Essay name:

"They have gone too far...

Socialism on a global scale is socialism on steroids"

Don't forget to add the URL for this substack essay

https://rwmalonemd.substack.com/p/they-have-gone-too-far

Thank you!

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Jean's avatar

Done.

You might also want to consider sharing some of your essays with American Thinker.

https://www.americanthinker.com/, I check there daily and fairly regularly find articles I post to GETTR. They have 3 doctors who post there often and do occasionally venture beyond medical issues. If there is any way we can help, do let us know. I for one would be happy and proud to help.

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Shelley's avatar

American Greatness is also a place that runs top-notch essays, like those of Victory David Hanson. It dumps notices on my pc when new on are up! Today there is one called 'Corporate Culture and the Lord of Lies'.

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Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

They are very good. Have referred to some on here before

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Shelley's avatar

You mentioned one the other day by Theo Wold.

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Shelley's avatar

Yup. I happen to like slang.

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Bull Dog's avatar

Done. Thank you for all you do.

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Evil Incarnate's avatar

Done.

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Randall Stoehr's avatar

Like the crosshairs on a very good scope....the aim is true and focused with accuracy. A+

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Shelley's avatar

Correct the essay for missing words and misspells (not the slang) and I'll contact!

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Dr. Robert W. Malone's avatar

Specific examples please?

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Shelley's avatar

First sentence, fourth paragraph "How many people out are gong to read this Scientific American article and take it seriously?"

Did you mean 'how many people out there are going to read...'?

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Elizabeth Krispin's avatar

I will proofread the article for you tomorrow. Dr. Malone. Just as a double check.

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Helen Collier's avatar

I just completed that action. We'll see if they respond.

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taxpayer's avatar

Of course "they have gone too far...", but that's not news to folks paying attention (which I think Realclear's readership is). While I fully agree with the points you make here, I think some of your other posts are more persuasive and informative, more suitable for Realclear. For example, "A Nurses' POV on COVID and Healthcare" or 'Atrazine and the "Bent Science"'.

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Jean's avatar

In my Real Clear Politics post I suggested they monitor Dr Ms publications/essays. I noted that he has many worthy of inclusion.

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Helen Collier's avatar

I am planning on reading that Thursday. I got so far behind on my reading. I am just grateful to be alive right now. I want to live long enough to see how all this crap turns out! Haha!

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Elizabeth Krispin's avatar

I want to live long enough to hell it turn out for the better! ☺️ Help us, i everyone can help push ‘good ‘in the positive direction.

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Mike's avatar

I hope they don't dismiss recommendations from those of us that cancelled our subscriptions to RCP. I thought I'd give it a go anyway.

also done.

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Jennifer Beebe's avatar

Done! ✔️

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Foghorn Leghorn's avatar

Done!

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MLB's avatar

Done

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Bull Dog's avatar

It will never be enough and complying is not possible, example:

Two years ago a male was "cancelled" if you were found to have touched a boob at a party while drunk when you were 22. Now, you are cancelled if you are a 22 female and refuse to shower with a biological male that thinks he is a female.

Climate change is the same crazy. In California you can't have Gas cars by 2035, but you can't charge cars they do have on some days now and the Grid will become less reliant over time as it switches to Solar.

Food, Nitrogen, CO2 and Methane equals 30 to 40 percent less food as we know it, so Bill Gates can sell lab meat and crickets.

It is all insane by design. This is all just a planned human meat grinder.

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Shelley's avatar

And the CA problem is real. When it outlaws or enacts mandates on consumer products that affects all states, by default corporations manufacture to standards set by those states with the highest populations. It is cheaper than running side by side production. CA is well aware of this.

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Bull Dog's avatar

True. Also note that when states mandate net zero to a Electric Company, that company negotiates rate charges to a certain return.

What that means is, say WA state mandates net zero. The Electric company negotiates a 7 percent ROI. If the solar sysytems perform badly, the rate goes up as far as necessary to reach 7 percent

In Oregon by 2035 Electricity will be around 400 percent higher.

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Shelley's avatar

A co-worker of mine (electricity analyst) at the OR PUC tried to sue over the handling of electricity policy. The PUC mandated that PGE close its Boardman coal plant by 2020 (it did). In order to keep the lights running the PUC let PGE use its sister coal plant in UT to generate the missing energy. Oregon PGE users are paying for the UT plant and the transmission lines to bring that electricity to OR.

Oregon not only sets bad policy but it virtue signals all the time. I retired from there several years ago. He was forced out of his part-time position at age 78 in 2019. He had retired from the UT PUC prior to getting his OR PUC job.

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Bull Dog's avatar

Interesting. I am not sure the date of the Net Zero mandate, but Oregon is demanding ALL electricty be green tarded by 2035.

Marxist doom loop in my opinion.

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Shelley's avatar

That's easy to achieve. There just won't be much electricity, leading to no production of anything and eventually no humans. All part of Agenda 21/30. It gave Google a sweetheart deal a dozen years ago when it built a cloud server there.

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Bull Dog's avatar

South Africa has an app on everyone phone that tells them how long todays black out will be. Mostly solar now.

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David A's avatar

Which Calif problem? The biggest is the government. Incredible waste of billions, the train to nowhere verses increasing fresh water supply. The water flushed to the pacific for the Smelt, that is really for delta winneries to avoid brackish water. (The smelt is a brackish water fish so not bothered by that.) It was endangered because the state brought in game fish. Then the state brought in asian smelt because the game fish ate the native smelt. The asian smelt is more agressive, so it also ate the native smelt. Zero to do with low river flows. The fire issues are mainly caused or exasperated by decades of suppression, and not clearing old growth. Lots more people, and most fires are set by people. Massive illegal immigration is another government caused issue.

Shutting down nuclear planets that were perfectly viable, and the cost of electricity, through the roof. Net zero cannot and will not happen. The entire "Global Warming " scam is just that...https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/global-warming?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

always free, not a news feed. The best red pill subject to send to family or friends that only read the MSM regarding C.C.

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techguru's avatar

nitrogen/fertilizer ... the same companies manufacture nitrogen/explosives ... are they just converting production to explosives and need a cover story?

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Bull Dog's avatar

Interesting idea. Some say some of the migrants are trained terrorists. Coincidence probably.

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techguru's avatar

"Yon adds his own very informed analysis of the nature of the Chinese military-age men he observes trekking north. He notes that they do not appear tired when they emerge from the Darien Gap a torturous stretch of jungle in which many migrants die. They are in Yon’s words “not farmers” and “not broke.” He says they seem to be trained and prepared for what they are experiencing. “I feel like I am at Fort Bragg.” “I feel like I am at the compound or something. Something is not right.” I know it when I see it.” The comments about Fort Bragg and the compound are references to Yon’s Special Forces background"

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Shelley's avatar

Michael would know if anyone would. He's been down there for a few months feeding us back home. Of course, the GOP congress folks are right on it. I wonder if the B admin has reinstituted O's fast and furious to get a new hoard of firearms just south of the border for easy access for the new arrivals.

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T.'s avatar

Shits going to get real.....

Soon enough

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devoalan's avatar

Glad I'm more than up for it.

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Bull Dog's avatar

Seen that. The compounds are in the middle of deserts, no way it is self contained ...must be getting military help.

Seems our country has fallen.

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Helen Collier's avatar

The migrants can hold many positions, one is terrorist and one is the victim.

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Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

Another is absentee voter.

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devoalan's avatar

Been watching it happen for fifty years. My answer comes from the muzzle. Still waiting. Sooner or later, we will outnumber the normies.

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Red green's avatar

The plan-demic is alive and well.

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Woodrow F Dick, Jr's avatar

"Despite the fact that natural gas and LP energy sources are two of the cheapest fuel sources in the US in many parts of the USA."

Or, perhaps, "BECAUSE natural gas and LP energy are two of the cheapest fuel sources ..."

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James Goodrich's avatar

They are also much cleaner than coal fired electric.

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devoalan's avatar

NYS is covered in natural gas wells. Most farms have their own. Good luck telling a ny farmer he can't use it.

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BradK (Afuera!)'s avatar

So we're all supposed to stop bathing to "save the earth", yet no mention of the obscene amounts of water used in the water-scarce lithium triangle to mine lithium for your Tesla batteries.

"Squirrel!"

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Tom's avatar

Just to be clear, Robert, our inalienable rights are just that...inalienable. The Constitution and Bill of Rights does not bestow any of our rights upon us. It simply instructs the government to keep its grubby mitts off our rights.

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wretchedcoder's avatar

"Scientific American..." - I cancelled our subscription to this mag years ago when the new ownership started publishing climate change nonsense. The moment "Scientific" American became unscientific, I was done with them. Sad that such old, good institutions have been ruined by globalist claptrap. They are dead, and have been so, for years IMHO.

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Diamond's avatar

I have always said socialists are fascists just give them power and you will see as with Hitler and Lenin Stalin Mao

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David A's avatar

"Such is the nature of the Tyrant, when he first appears, he is a protector." (Plato)https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/does-absolute-power-corrupt?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

And yes, Global Warming is only a means to statism,

https://open.substack.com/pub/anderdaa7/p/global-warming?r=slvym&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Always free, not a news feed, written to red pill, a very good overview of Global Warming, the science, the politics, the lies about consensous, links to thousands of skeptical papers, and very sucessful at influenceing family and friends that only hear the MSM side. Red pill someone on one subject, and a host of issues open up.

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Diamond's avatar

True. I have watch the metal they spray into the air for the last 30 years change the weather, causing drought, flooding, and high winds as all the studies said it would. They are using sulfur now, as was called for by popular mechanics, the Atlantic and mother Jones just last year. They even admitted that it would cause drought flooding.

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Bull Dog's avatar

I agree plus in a modern society a totalitarian can't run a state, so the next best is to take over big corps, which is fascist. WEF is both, for example. So is China to a point, it has little socialism however. No healthcare or retirement.

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Michael Waldmeier DMD, PhD's avatar

You didn't mention why most of us use natural gas for stoves: when you want to cook and you need lots of heat (60 quarts of beef vegetable soup to put in the freezer), you want a gas stove that works. Socialism on a national scale results in the system falling apart (see the German Democratic Republic, DDR where all candidates were selected by the SED Party) and on a global scale results both in poverty and slavery.

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Randall Stoehr's avatar

While on the topic of gone too far, has everyone got a glimpse of RFK Jr with his shirt off?

This man that has asked our nation to be a candidate for a USPrez has gone too far, taking such wonderful care of his upper torso and most likely he has a wellness and fitness plan for America.

I can plainly see that @69 he looks even better that Putin did on a horse 20 yrs ago. #HOMERUNABS Hooya!

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D D's avatar

Randall, people are saying RFK jr uses steroids, could you address this? Some guys certainly can be that buff without drugs.

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Randall Stoehr's avatar

Regular strength training /proper muscle nutrients/good nights sleep/ great attitudes.

I am that rigged and chiseled @70. Dead lift one max rep 300. My 28 yr old son one max rep on deadlift is 542. No Roids just plain old fun and determination bundled in a lifestyle.

Joseph Mercola is a great example of Exercise and good nutrition. I bet this RFK body is a culmination of 30 yrs of just plain ol good body building habits. And a wellness Guru.

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D D's avatar

Thank you, I wish more doubters could see your answer!

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DTT's avatar

A quick fix for many of the low-flow showerheads is to remove the little rubber gasket inside that restricts the flow of water. Usually requires a screwdriver and needle-nose pliers.

Look on youtube for a how-to for your showerhead -- or better yet, search for the showerheads that have a removable restrictor gasket before you go shopping.

And if you are shopping for a new gas stove, be sure the burners will ignite without electric power! That is a sneaky trick manufacturers have included in almost all gas stoves now: no electricity and the gas flow will stop, or the igniters are electric (which can be overcome with a match).

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S. Wiedeman's avatar

So true, unfortunately. As a child in high school I read Scientific American cover-to-cover. It was an interesting and wonderful publication 45 years ago. Now it's gone woke, another worthless propaganda piece. Such a sad loss. But further, as you explain, this irrational disease has spread to infest the governing powers. When will folks stop voting for Marxism?

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Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

I live in the Texas hill country where drought is always just around the corner, or was but now permanent because of an infectious agent as bad as any bug--the developer. Seems there is no legal constraint on this beast and he can develop land to his black heart's content with no regard what so ever to just where the water will come from that his malignant over development of resource requires. And our benighted governor is begging for more IT leftys to move to this area, use up the water and make the I35 corridor entirely blue. Why? Because I suspect him of harboring an absurd hope to be elected POTUS and conservative Texas will not support him.

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The Man’s Child's avatar

I believe your guvn’r is a friend of the Davos crowd.

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T.'s avatar

Easily spotted when he refused to stop the influx of illegal aliens. People who didn't believe me, back then, do now

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Micheal Nash, Ph. D.'s avatar

No argument here

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Craig B's avatar

Scary. Propaganda works. You can be certain that Schwab, Gates, Kerry, Gore, and their ilk will not do without ice, steaks, or anything else they have demonized to promote their one-world socialist nightmare.

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Helen Collier's avatar

John Kerry says, "People like me, well, we need those conveniences because......" The main issue is 'people like me.'

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T.'s avatar

Clarification: works for the sector of the population who are too freaking stupid to think for themselves

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Marago's avatar

If ever I needed a laughable moment today, this article Dr.M was it. “Scientific American” used to be one of my husband’s favorite reads -- and I followed along, although he was the “science guy”, not me!

Maybe they used AI to write this story. Who knows.

We probably should start wearing our shoes backwards because “the they” want us, it seems, to live back in another time. Before refrigeration, we would need an “ice box”. Ice was a commodity that was sold door to door! No gas stoves? Sure, just light your fire, pull out that literal “iron” -- heat it up and iron your clothes. Or, stay by the fire to keep warm because centralized heating will be outlawed.

Guess some of us could make some extra money now if we plan ahead and start making and selling candles. And, oh yes, save those feathers from your ducks and chickens to make fountain pens. Ballpoints will become illegal because they use too much metal.

Everyone, enjoy your day. May it be filled with “cheer” not fear.

Love and live life🐬 as Dr.M and his wife, Jill, do.

Thanks for this article Dr.M

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D D's avatar

"you are not gunna hear" love that special spelling. As far as gas stoves go, when I turn on the oven I open the kitchen window a crack, my husband's brilliant scientific answer to fumes.

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Jean's avatar

Magnificent ! BRAVO ! Given the opportunity I’d vote for this!

Do appreciate the absurd ice issue, but my eyes fasten first on the gas stove issue. Epoch has noted it actually goes beyond gas stoves. It extends to gas furnaces and gas water heaters too. All things powered by natural gas. Personally would have to replace all of the above. I’m sure such actions on a grand scale would contribute to more issues with our electric supplies. My appliances aren’t positioned for easy ventilation. On the other hand have lived with them all for years with no known ill effects. Those who have family members with sensitivities need to learn about these issues and secure housing that effectively meets their needs.

As for water shortages - the ones that come to mind are California, Texas and Egypt. California is at least in part to giving lots of water to the fish. I have yet to see anything as to why these particular fish are Vital to the Ecosystem. If they can’t come up with adequate justification, cant we scoop up sustainable numbers of them to share with our nations aquariums? Texas and Egypt are knottier problems. Agree there is merit to letting the genuinely afflicted locales develop common sense and diplomacy to reach their local solutions. Perhaps more of our “Blue” States would finally gradually come to their senses. I would admit that if unique constructs are needed solutions - maybe dispatching less funding to the Feds and/or getting moneys back to support the local solutions could be considered.

IMO your perspectives need to be shared with all elected officials and their parties. The general public needs to take a deep breath, inform themselves and support sensible (viable) solutions. The legion of fools we have out here have indeed gone too far.

With huge Appreciation!!! Bestest and then some!

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