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Have coffee with Scott every morning.

Some say your five closest friends define who you are.

While I do not necessarily disagree with that, it is likely that the social media you consume every day plays a greater role in your outlook in life. Just as your body is a refection of what you eat, the quality of your thoughts depends on the media personalities you listen to.

From there that I prefer to watch really smart, highly educated, and intellectually honest personalities like Scott Adams, the creator of the Dilbert cartoon. Aside from having a degree in economics, Scott is a hypnotist, musician, cartoonist, writer, and podcaster.

Mr. Adam’s podcast, Real Coffee with Scott Adams, is my favorite part of the day. Each morning seven days a week, Scott shares his wisdom and actionable tools to be better in life.

Every day Scott discusses the news in an objective, piercing way that teaches you to sift through the propaganda and subliminal messaging.

Scott also gives priceless, candid life lessons such as what are the two things that a man asks for to be perfectly content. (You will have to sift through hundreds of his episodes to find out, but it’s worth it.)

During the COVID lock-downs, Scott was so compassionate as to start an afternoon session of his podcast with his followers where he would remotely hold our hands in support during those difficult moments. His company was a game-changer for many of us. Particularly for those of us living under the tyranny of dictators that locked innocent people down in their homes while the criminals ran free, as was the case of Puerto Rico.

It is undeniable that Scott knows a lot about many things, and has an extraordinary curiosity to learn about what he does not. He is a masterful teacher.

However, in spite of being so knowledgeable in current events, Scott has no clue that the Targeted Individual Program exists.

Take, for example, this clip for which any TI has the perfect explanation for.

Even though Scott told about the occurrences of total strangers thinking they had conversations and even an imaginary relationship with him, it is clear to me he has no idea that it is likely that those visitors were innocent victims of the criminal V2K torture that imitates another person’s voice through the use of programs like Adobe Voco. He witnessed the people that were convinced that they sustained conversations with him, but I believe that he did not give it any further thought other than they had a mental illness.

Yes, Mr. Adams needs to learn that MK Ultra never ended. He needs to know it just morphed into a behemoth, with the bells and whistles of mind control and a police state.

It is my hope that Scott learns about the highly illegal unacknowledged special access targeted individual program and help us shed light on the torture that over 400 Americans undergo at the hands of our own government. It would certainly help him become even better in the discussion of important current events such as the Robert Card massacre in Maine by not disregarding it as a tragic case of mental illness. Particularly when the newspapers reported that Card started hearing voices months before the shooting.

Who knows? Maybe he discovers that he is targeted just like Tulsi, Roseanne Barr, Ron Johnson and Van Morrison are.

In the meantime, I will continue to have my delicious cup of coffee ready that tastes even better when tasting it in the simultaneous sip that Scott shares every day in cyber space with his devoted listeners.

I hope you join us.

(Note to reader: I do not personally know Scott nor does this endorsement has been consented to by him. It’s just my free speech.)