143: From Holocaust to Hope: Discover The Strength of Hope with Vera Sharav

<p dir="ltr">Many have not studied the extensive details of history and are unaware that the Nazi government extended well beyond Germany. The Nazis were supported, aided, and assisted by multinational corporations such as the US, British, Swiss, and Swedish corporations. By the end of the war, these ties and relationships were swiftly buried or covered up.</p> <p dir="ltr">Today, we are extremely fortunate to have Vera Sharav, a Holocaust survivor and human rights advocate. She speaks about her experiences as a survivor and her purpose and mission to spread the truth of history about medical censorship, the denial of all legal and constitutional rights, and the universal human right to voluntary informed consent. If you're concerned about where we're going as a species and as a humanity, and if you care about our future generations living in a society free of the dictatorial onslaught we've witnessed over the last three years, you must recognize Vera's story and spread the word to your family and friends.</p> <p dir="ltr"><strong>Quotes:</strong></p> <ul> <li dir="ltr">“People do not study history anymore. They do not, in reality, study the humanities. Science and technology are the only things that matter right now. And this has lowered people's overall perception of the world, themselves, and their rights.” - Vera Sharav</li> <li dir="ltr">“People are not thinking critically and do not trust their own judgment. And truly, you must always trust your own judgment, because if you don't trust yourself, why should anyone else?” - Vera Sharav</li> <li dir="ltr">“The fact that children are immune from many of the viruses tells [us] that our immune system is what we have to protect, not social distance, and all this kind of nonsense.”  - Vera Sharav</li> </ul> <p dir="ltr"><strong>Key Takeaways:</strong></p> <ul> <li dir="ltr" aria-level="1"> <p dir="ltr" role="presentation">Some people nowadays do not see the importance of knowing history. They don't realize that the Bill of Rights was made for a reason. And those wh