Mistakes Were NOT Made: An Anthem for Justice
A poem by Margaret Anna Alice, read by Dr. Tess Lawrie
A poem written by Margaret Anna Alice pointing out throughout the pandemic as in the past, mistakes were not made, but that everything which happened was deliberate action planned and perpetrated upon the people of the world.
Don’t accept what you are told by authority is truth. Question everything.
Here is part of the poem. Please visit Margaret’s substack for the full version and see below for the reading by Dr. Tess Lawrie.
The Armenian Genocide was not a mistake.
Holodomor was not a mistake.
The Final Solution was not a mistake.
The Great Leap Forward was not a mistake.
The Killing Fields were not a mistake.
Name your genocide—it was not a mistake.
That includes the Great Democide of the 2020s.
To imply otherwise is to give Them the out they are seeking.
It was not botched.
It was not bungled.
It was not a blunder.
It was not incompetence.
It was not lack of knowledge.
It was not spontaneous mass hysteria.
The planning occurred in plain sight.
The planning is still occurring in plain sight.
The philanthropaths bought The $cience™.
The modelers projected the lies.
The testers concocted the crisis.
The NGOs leased the academics.
The $cientists fabricated the findings.
The mouthpieces spewed the talking points.
The organizations declared the emergency.
The governments erected the walls.
The departments rewrote the rules.
The governors quashed the rights.
The politicians passed the laws.
The bankers installed the control grid.
The stooges laundered the money.
The DoD placed the orders.
The corporations fulfilled the contracts.
The regulators approved the solution.
The laws shielded the contractors.
The agencies ignored the signals.
The behemoths consolidated the media.
The psychologists crafted the messaging.
The propagandists chanted the slogans.
The fact-chokers smeared the dissidents.
The censors silenced the questioners.
The jackboots stomped the dissenters.
The following Twitter post contains a video of Dr. Tess Lawrie doing a great job of reading out the poem.
