Jon Rappoport Newsletter

Editorial Note: This is another installment in a series of interviews Jon conducted with the traveling nurse who built and ran an ‘underground’ healing network. As we’ve been learning from Jon’s discussions with her, healing an individual of their ailments involves many ‘intricacies’—some of which, I’m sure, you hadn’t fully expected.

Editorial Note: This is another installment in a series of interviews Jon conducted with the traveling nurse who built and ran an ‘underground’ healing network. As we’ve been learning from Jon’s discussions with her, healing an individual of their ailments involves many ‘intricacies’—some of which, I’m sure, you hadn’t fully expected.

Editorial Note: This is another installment in a series of interviews Jon conducted with the traveling nurse who built and ran an ‘underground’ healing network. As we’ve been learning from Jon’s discussions with her, healing an individual of their ailments involves many ‘intricacies’—some of which, I’m sure, you hadn’t fully expected.

Rappoport Podcasts “Talking in the Dark”: Part 6 0:00 Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -27:02 -27:02 Paid episode The full episode is only available to paid subscribers of Jon Rappoport Archive “Talking in the Dark”: Part 6 An unpublished recording from Jon’s Asheville home during the Hurricane Helene outage Editorial Note: This is the sixth of thirteen unpublished audio recordings Jon made during the Hurricane Helene outage.

Editorial Note: How she eliminated her cancer tumors. And how that further empowered her to fight back against the medical establishment’s lies in highly creative and effective ways—that saved the lives of others.

A message from Tom Kudla, Editorial Steward of The Jon Rappoport Archive Before I get to my Byzantine Vax Question—yes, I’m the “spectator” being referred to in the headline… some more thoughts on the MAHA leadership and their Summit that took place Tuesday: In The Jon Rappoport Archive Chat Room Tuesday—when I asked paid supporters for their thoughts on the MAHA Summit, many weighed in with their disappointment in the MAHA leadership.

Editorial Note: In this December 2015 essay, Jon examines the peculiar posture of the mainstream news—and the deeper assumptions hiding beneath its calm, measured voice. But this isn’t only about the media. Jon turns the question back on the individual: what happens when a certain way of looking at the world becomes a substitute for actually confronting it? This is Part 2 in a mini-series of Jon’s articles addressing these issues. For Part 1 go here.

Who decides what is news—and, beyond that, what reality looks like? In this 2013 piece, Jon begins with the elite television anchor: the familiar face who appeared night after night to tell millions of people what mattered. Today, the nightly anchor may feel like a relic of another media age. But Jon’s subject isn’t. And that is only where he begins. From there, the question becomes much larger—and much stranger. Who gets to narrate reality? And what happens when that narration begins to break down?

This is the 3rd interview Jon conducted with the nurse who recovered from cancer. The 1st interview is republished here. The 2nd interview is republished here. Recall that in the 2nd interview, Big-D Drama with the cancer doctor ensues when the nurse starts asking too many intelligent questions about her cancer diagnosis. In this, the 3rd interview, the Big-D Drama extends into the nurse’s family, ripping the family apart. A ‘tactic’ with a clear objective. The Big-D Drama Instigator in all of this?

This is the 2nd interview Jon conducted with the nurse who recovered from cancer. The 1st interview Jon conducted with the nurse is republished here. In this, the 2nd interview, Big-D Drama with the cancer doctor ensues when the nurse starts asking too many intelligent questions about her cancer diagnosis. Buckle up… INTERVIEW WITH THE NURSE WHO RECOVERED FROM CANCER Okay. This has been some week for all of us. Hope you’re all safe and sound.