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About Dr Lawrence Dunegan

Quote from Dr Dunegan’s son shortly after his father’s death:

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 2004

"Today is my first day back to work. It’s a big step in returning to normal.

So far it’s going well, mostly I’m being left alone to do the piles of work that appeared while I was away. For those of you who don’t know, my father passed away a week ago today (last Friday). He suffered from colon and liver cancer. He was 70, almost made it to his 71st birthday. It’s a bit wierd sorting through all these emotions and stuff, but it’s also quite an eye-opener learning experience. My father was a good man, and I’ll surely miss him. As one friend aptly put it, “he was very sweet, yet scrappy.” I am so very appreciative of all the friends and folks who came to pay their respects, and for those who couldn’t make it… thanks for being there if only in your thoughts."

In memory of Dr. Lawrence A. Dunegan

February 23, 1923 – January 9, 2004

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May 27, 2023Liked by Sage Hana

I started listening to these audio recordings last week. I’m currently on recording number 4. They’re absolutely amazing, and frightening at the same time.

I’m not listening to them before I go to bed...anymore. Lol

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May 27, 2023Liked by Sage Hana

That Aaron Russo...what an education he can give people.

I think I have a crush on him now.

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"After a six-year period with cancer, Russo died on August 24, 2007. "

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Dunegan also died of cancer.

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Both of my parents died of cancer, btw.

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May 28, 2023Liked by Sage Hana

Around 2014 I saw a billboard in Jersey City that said by the year 202? (can’t remember), one in every two people would have cancer. It was from cancer.org. I shook my head in disbelief.

Years later I learned how Cornelius Rhoads injected Puertorricans with cancer cells while doing research for the Rockefeller Institute. Rhoads left the Rockefeller Institute in 1939 and went on to become the Director of Memorial Hospital and soon the Director of Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. During World War II, Rhoads served as Chief of the Medical Division of the Chemical Warfare Service in the Army Medical Corps and was awarded the Legion of Merit. In 1949, Rhoads appeared on the cover of Time for his progressive strides in cancer research.

If only I had known back then what I know now: “they” always tell us what “they” have in store for us.

Thanks for the link to Aaron Russo - Alex Jones interview.

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I am so sorry...so much cancer....I avoid processed seed oils now because of the

correlation...although I wonder now about the few vaccines we got as children...but both sets of grandparents of mine died of cancer as well...maybe it is just the way we live now..something we don't know about, like electricity?

People didn't used to die so much of cancer in the early 1900s..

It is a pity we have never had a CDC or NIH who wants to investigate why.

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May 28, 2023·edited May 28, 2023

Pesticides are a biggie, especially among farm folk, I believe my grandfather was a victim of that and my grandmother likely a (belated, at 93) victim of that and 'oleo' and 'crisco' (people forget these products stretch back before WWII) that was used in all foods for much of the 20th century. Electricity might have much to answer for, but diet has been compromised since at least the crash of '29.

Edit to add electricity was in use in many places for years before the cancer explosions. I suspect much of the roots of that lie in the substitute foods consumed by the poor during the depression/WWII and the later commodifying of these foods as 'healthier' post-war.

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I suspect you are right.

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Lots of cancer going on in my family as well. Currently, our dog. Lymphoma. He's doing pretty well.

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12 Angry Men is a great movie

This real-life version sucks.

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May 27, 2023Liked by Sage Hana

As an aside, I don't think there is a solitary person directing everything, or even one unifying goal. Just like every large corporation, there are competing interests/groups and so there are lots of goals/angles/games.

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Athough I think that the most effective thing we could do, is to cut off the head of the creature from Jekyll Island...the FedReserve. Without that, we could easily cut off more heads...and have our states go back to running their own currency and state banks.

Backed by Gold/silver/oil/commodities they might have including farmland.

Hard assets.

Then the IRS, the TAX System, etc. would all fall down.

And we wouldn't be stuck under one ring to rule them all...the CBDC.

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The only thing they are cutting off out here in California are kid's secondary sexual characteristics.

That's a happy thought!!

I'm between bbqs today, and a wee bit boozy, time for this guy to stop posting.

Have a great Memorial Day weekend.

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Indeed!

Starve The Monster: Save The World.

The rotten Fed, the fiat money laundering system itself, the perpetual impoverishment of the masses through inflation. The silent tax, the most unfair tax - yet somehow normalised as a keystone to the asset price ponzi.

It is all connected.

Our wealth, trickling up, and mainlining into private vaults filled with bars.

Paying the bills for The Monster to kill us in ever more imaginative ways.

We need to re-appropriate those bars. Return them to their rightful owners.

One wonders, where did Saddam's gold go? Seen images of it, piles of the stuff. Tens of tons at least. Might find some of those in the same private vaults. Imagine, Iraqi Freedom was a bank heist by the Real Mob!

Peace.

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Didn't Gadaffi (sp?) have a shitton of gold as well?

Things that make you go hmmm....

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that would be in KILLARY'S bunker...right next to oprah's filled with all the burned up hawaiians...

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I’m up to about 400 jury trials. I agree with your point but I’ve seen the plot of the movie play out many times. On local level, our system works and we play our rolls and follow our oaths. TPTB could care less about all of that, we’re just useless eaters.

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love Trading Places so much. I think I showed it to my students one year, maybe I had to get their parents to sign permission slips for them to watch it or something... Well the state wanted us to teach Financial Literacy!

Thanks for the summary of key points. I don't think I can bear to listen to it again.

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OK, listening to tape 4, even though I was hoping to have a nice sleep tonight... thanks for posting them, really just stuff we need to know isn't it.

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May 28, 2023Liked by Sage Hana

Don’t Gattaca me bro!

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Experts agree: Orangutan Babies Fatigue is treatable.

It was very funny the introduction, by the way.

Watch the first five minutes of this video:

https://odysee.com/@PerspectivesOnThePandemic:f/Episode-02-Conversation-with-Dr.-Knut-Wittkowski,-PhD-(1st-and-2nd-of-April-2020):1

Perspectives on the pandemic, second interview. Knut Wittkowski, formerly a professor of biostatistics at Rockefeller University. (They always get the best brains first.)

I was watching that on April 1st, 2020.

Wittkowski said at one point that he created a model to explain why HIV infection was contained in a subgroup of the population and it was impossible for it to spread to the general population. That always sounded weird to me. How does a virus know where it lands, where it goes, where it latches into? To quote Peter Duesberg: "retroviruses aren't that picky."

Yes, all Germans scientists sound like psychopaths, but don't be misled: it's not because their passport, it's because they are scientists.

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Last, I want to promote Tetyana Obukhanych, who knows a ton about immunology and used to work at Rockefeller University, if I remember correctly: https://tetyanaobukhanych.substack.com/

She has been through a lot since she decided to speak up about vaccines a few years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6dZ5SDAxqM

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I must comment on your excellent use of words

"a reference to a purported history buff who whilst vanquished to a tent at the behest of his own family after testing positive for COVID..."

Very nice.

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Operation Paperclip" was a mistake, so was engaging with the Communist block. Real shame we didn't have proper "leaders" in those years.

"The shining city on a hill" was always a lie.

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Not sure Operation Paperclip was a mistake. More information needed about that.

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Eh, we got their notes and mad scientists. The soviets captured the technology. Can't say it's done any of us any good.

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Not sure?

You can't be serious.

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What is it you are wondering about?

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Oh, the embodiment of evil, it pad off in the rocket program, that's the shining example. Otherwise, I'm not so sure. Even less certain about the Japanese disease experiments? A friend's relative "evaluated" it for the Allies. He said "Burn it all, there is only evil here."

They didn't.

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I am totally serious.

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Stay on Dr. Day, Ens. Hana. Stay on Dr. Donegan. Those unfamiliar with this topic will just have to catch up. Those on-board will get the significance of it. There are three salient points: What Dr. Day said (or didn't) in 1969; what Dr. Donegan reports (in 1989) about what Dr. Day said (or didn't) 20 years prior; and what has transpired over the years since Dr. Donegan first reported Dr. Day's 1969 lecture.

Dr. Donegan - in 1989 - could not have had any idea whatsoever that what he said Dr. Day said in 1969 - 20 years prior to his report would (or even could) become manifest today. But. It. Has. And. It. Continues. Sure. As. Shit.

In "chilling, stunning, accurate detail."

EVEN IF Dr. Donegan "made it all up" in 1989 - and EVEN IF Dr. Day never even gave that lecture in 1969 - and EVEN IF it's all "shillers shilling shit;" they are pretty good shillers.

The one thing I just don't get is the timing of the fourth tape.

The interviewer keeps saying "28 or 29 years [ago]" as he is interviewing Dr. Donegan. There seems to be a time gap. (I may be wrong about when he is interviewing Donegan. I need to listen to the entire 4 hours.)

But, Ens. Hana, I firmly believe that you are onto something here - something that few others seem to fully comprehend. And something that really matters.

You have asked for a transcript of this recording. You know how difficult that is to produce.

But I have noticed "snippets" of what Dr. Donegan said in this interview - which may have taken place several years after 1989 - that are nonetheless stunning in their prescience of what has occurred in the intervening decades.

It will take time and effort and perseverance to identify and articulate them. (You, probably, already have.)

Do we agree that it's worth it?

Do we agree that it really matters?

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This interview is apparently in 1997-1998.

So the OG first two tapes are 1988.

The Randy Engel interview (Tape 3) is 1991.

This interview is 1997 or 1998.

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This one is good b/c Dunegan seems to step back and access a different part of the brain, and new details filter up. He pauses at long lengths in this one, seeming to really struggle to recall.

The first two were more from almost prepared notes.

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You answered my question in the sub-head. I missed it. 🙄 I do believe that you are onto something big-time. (I wish there were others who could back-up Dr. Donegan's statements.) Yet, EVEN IF there are none, what he said in '89 is stunningly prescient. Keep up the excellent work.

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After listening, two questions come to my mind:

The purpose of Dunegan.

The veracity of all this.

First, was Dunegan trying to discourage people? If so, was that his own idea or his assigned task as an agent of chaos?

Second, everybody has been exposed, more or less, the sci-fi genre. Is it just a genre, or was it a covert military operation, or of some other organization?

See, for instance, Starship troopers. That's a novel from 1959, and then they made a film 40 years later. Many themes commented by Dunegan exist in those novels.

Then, there is "Do androids dream of electric sheep?" from the year of Doctor Day original talk. They made that boring movie after that novel, the Blade Runner movie. In the movie, the replicants kill God, who is Eldon Tyrell, portrayed by the actor Joe Turkel, who appeared on a few of the Kubrick films.

I could mention more. But I'm thinking beyond the concept of predictive programming. It's more like conditioning of the masses, over many decades, through art. Does the conditioning work better if the victims of mind control are demoralized?

So, the question is, the people who warned about the future, as if they were saying that science fiction was not fiction, were those people necessary to create a state of mind such that people could not defend from the program?

The demoralized can extend their demoralization to others. That resonance is probably part of the program.

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More importantly, what needs to be done?

Solutions. I see many people who fear solutions. They are sad and damaged by all this. It's understandable.

Peter and Ginger dedicate part of their book to solutions. Some of that commentary is outdated, some is not.

I don't think there is a political solution available, in the sense of getting elected a savior that will purge the Augean stables, fire all the wrong people and give power to the right people.

Many specialists comment that`politics should be oriented at reclaiming local power and nullifying legislation. Probably, undoing the process of incorporation of local governments, school boards, local banks, etc. That is, a new legal regime for a city council and suchlike organizations. Also, repudiating debt has to be debated. There will be a default at some point, and the question is what to do about that now.

The people has to take power for themselves. Stop the money flow.

One issue with this is what to do with those who depend on a public pension. That is a hairy situation. In terms of strategy, the enemy cannot just kill the old and the disabled. They are being used as a weapon to prevent people from starting the civic rebellion. If there is a killing, it has to be slow, as other strategies grow in importance.

There is also the religious question. Some people are converting to Orthodoxy. There are also people who try to go back to traditional Catholicism. The Protestant churches basically are all bought by the enemy.

One huge topic about this is usury. Should it be forbidden?

There is the idea of free banking: a way of breaking up the cartel of the FED, and allowing the creation of small community banks, to crush the big banks. It's a complicated topic. Economists tend to make everything very complex. I still don't know who look more like psychopaths: natural scientists or economists.

It seems to me we are entering a nationalistic period.

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I would research Phil before assigning him to the predictive propaganda bin.

Phil had a heart. He tore his stories out of a dark place.

Blame the movies, I can't even remember if the replicants killed their maker in Androids, but I doubt it happened. The real Androids was about people living in such a polluted and atomized environment, where animals no longer reproduced, clinging on to simulacrums to provide humanity. Not really what Ridley did with Blade runner. Most movie adaptations take liberal liberties with Dick. Don't judge the man on the movies (all of which have been released by his heirs after his death). Read his books. He is human and scared of what he sees will be.

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What about De Lillo and White Noise? Did you know he also wrote a book about Lee Harvey Oswald? I suspect this work was requisitioned by the CIA. It's normal for governments to patronize artists (such as novelists and screen writers) and to requisition works, such as the James Bond novels and movies. That's normal. I read and then parse. I would be easier to discard all of literature than to figure out what works have not been requisitioned by spooks or co-opted by them. All the famous authors from the 18th and 19th centuries were Masons or were somehow involved with secret societies. Marsha Keith Schuchard writes about this.

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May 28, 2023·edited May 28, 2023

I have a copy of White Noise that I have not yet read. Is it worth reading?

All I know is Phil lived on horse meat meant for dog food back in the 60's because he was selling stories for pennies a word and had his files, including manuscript novels stolen in what was likely a government raid. I think he was getting too close to the truth and was too crazy for anyone to co-opt.

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It was widely read in the academy and most people loved it. It was not controversial whatsoever. Since you already have the book, give it a shot and see if you like reading it. Let me know what you think. It's been 20 years since I read it in grad school.

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okay. someone I knew when I was young - old money, Ivy League College, is now head of the local fox hunting club (MFH), and on the board of the local Planned Parenthood... It struck me as odd when I heard that he was involved with Planned Parenthood, nothing about it was anything that I knew he was interested in. He was more interested in movies, loved Stanley Kubrick's movies... and basketball... season tickets to the local team... so the Day tapes totally explain the Planned Parenthood involvement.

The movie trading places to me totally captured the local ethos ... I think it even featured the outside of the building of the Union League...

now back to the Infowars interview with Alex Russo, also very fascinating...

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can’t remember if previous tapes mentioned it, wondering if “childhood vaccines” were part of The Plan to “normalize” bodily injections and “safe & effective” conditioning

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Iirc Bill Gate’s father had something to do with planned parenthood so it wouldn’t be a stretch to surmise Day could’ve played a part in young William’s early outlook on life while they perhaps canoed together on some secluded lake in Snohomish county.

“Is Richard taking William camping again?”

“Why yes, yes he is.”

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Thanks for putting these all in one post.

I am on #4 and reading along as it is spoken.

I was a Sr in High School, no clue what was going on. I barely paid attention the War in Viet Nam, came home my first semester from college and argued with my parents about it. One year changed my views.

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