Anonup is a kind of social media “reverse exile”. Many of us are banned from what was the public square, but as a consequence those left are marooned on a shrinking patch of insanity. Being willing and able to confront reality, and endure disapproval for dissent, turns out to be a valuable characteristic. We aren’t the ones being isolated; they are. It reminds me of the old newspaper headline “Fog in the English Channel; continent cut off from Britain”. The direction of framing matters.

Reverse exile it is.

Banned became transformative; I have grown a spine.

You have an enormous heart, and wisdom, Martin Geddes.
Bless you for sharing your visions with us, here and elsewhere.
Compassion is essential.
Indeed, re the plandemic:

"It is easy to condemn those who ignored our warnings, and mocked our apostasy from the Cult of Covid — and its sacrament of the “poison poke”.

"The “rude awakening” of hard disclosure is going to be painful ... especially for those whose identity is wrapped up in elitist ideology.

"It serves us all to put our humanitarian comfort mission first..."
~ Martin Geddes/Our Humanitarian Calling