A short take from Miles

.... 1. Don't trust anyone being heavily promoted out of the psychology departments of Harvard and McGill. The odds they are CIA/MI6/CSIS: 1 in 1.

2. Don't trust anyone whose first book in 19 years is picked up by Penguin Random House. It is extremely abnormal and suspicious for a 56-year-old academic psychologist to write a book for a popular audience and have it become a bestseller. It is hard to say why he was chosen for this, since he isn't even a good speaker. He never smiles, has no sense of humor, and constantly looks down or away—never a good sign.

3. Don't trust anyone promoted by the BBC, ABC, FoxNews, or HBO. All are Intel fronts. Don't trust anyone promoted by USA Today, the Wall Street Journal, TIME, Newsweek, the New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, the Washington Post or any other major outlets.

4. Don't trust a self-help lecturer who apparently comes out of nowhere in a matter of months and is able to immediately book and allegedly sell out the Orpheum, Beacon, Apollo and Emmanuel theaters. Those theaters are each and all huge red flags, pointing to Jewish and Intel backing.

remainder
https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2020/01/12-rules-for-life-antidote-to-jordan.html