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According to the New York Times, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had “a spiritual gift.” This detail was included in Baghdadi’s obituary and will be used as pro-ISIS propaganda.

The Times was trying to outdo the Washington Post, which wrote in its obituary, “Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, austere religious scholar at helm of Islamic State, dies at 48.”

 

And here is how Democrat Michael Bloomberg’s described a mass murderer:

Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi transformed himself from a little-known teacher of Koranic recitation into the self-proclaimed ruler of an entity that covered swaths of Syria and Iraq

 

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“Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, austere religious scholar at helm of Islamic State, dies at 48,” is the headline the Washington Post wrote to describe the death of a terrorist and mass murderer. (Yes, the headline is real.)

 

For years the Washington Post ran propaganda from Jamal Khashoggi, who was not a journalist but instead was a columnist paid by the terrorist-sponsoring nation of Qatar.

Bloomberg has an even more pro-ISIS headline (Archive), “Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi transformed himself from a little-known teacher of Koranic recitation into the self-proclaimed ruler of an entity that covered swaths of Syria and Iraq.”

Watch my film Blood Money to learn more about how Washington D.C. insiders are paid to support terrorism.

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This week we cover everything from plant medicine to life optimization to male sexuality.

Episodes:

Mike Cernovich Explains Why the Media is Allowed to Libel Innocent People

Plant Medicine + Integrating Experiences After the Ceremony

Get Fully Optimized

Why Gen Z is the only hope for the future of civilization.

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Why I’m wearing blue blocker sunglasses, the difference between sickcare and optimizing your life. My Coke Zero habit. Find out all that in more in the latest episode with Jay.

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Because I’m back in the news with people lying again and being gossipers (everyone from NY Times to Sam Harris),
I’m offering you my own words today for free.

• You can get Hoaxed book for free here. 

And “free” means free.

That’s a link to the Amazon page, you don’t have to opt-in to an email list or any sort of sales funnel thing.

• You can also get Gorilla Mindset for free here.

Giving away books is usually a bad idea,
because people value what they pay for,
not what they receive for free.

I have a lot of other premium services, so chances are that a few people who weren’t aware of my mindset work will learn about it.

As an author, it’s usually NOT a good idea to give your books away or have too many sales.

You attract “free seekers,” and as everyone will learn if they Make It, the people who pay the least expect the most.

The biggest mistake I made as a writer or “personality” was not finding a way to charge people, even a small amount like $5, right away.

If you enjoy Gorilla Mindset, then check out my Mindset Master Class, which takes your life to a reality-bending level.

Changing your story is how you change your life, and you learn how to change your story on the Mindset Master Class.

Gorilla Mindset covers self-talk, focus, framing, and other issues. It’s an important book, and it’s a manual for your mind.

The Power of Mindset is on another level.

It’s much deeper and philosophical.

And because the mindset master class has done well, I haven’t promoted it much.

(Most people don’t even know I have a video course out.)

That’s not fair to you, as the course is unlike anything you’ll see.

As you know, I have a film coming out.

And by making a film, I met a great composer, cinematographer, video editor, and special effects people.

Those same people shot and edited an incredible course.

Although you need not take my word for it. Here are some reviews:

• Nice use of text slides and b-roll. This is a great medium for the information to be delivered beyond just the audio, text and in person versions. Nice work. I’m not sure what you have in mind for the final HD version but I’d highly recommend time-stamped links organized as a table of contents in the description if you haven’t done that already.
• I am really enjoying all your products that I’ve bought from you. Amazing insight and Value. Your unique selling point is your presentation and that you live by what you say. Your presentation quality has improved. Great quality.
• I learned a big lesson thanks to you, Mike. Life changing indeed. I can attest to this as I’m living now at 40 the best time ever. I can’t wait to go deeper with this.
• Hey Mike, Thanks for what you do. I attribute a lot of my own personal turn around starting by reading Gorilla Mindset and taking that approach on my life. Still learning as I go, but it was really influential.
• Best video course ever.
• Your take on changing memories really hit home. Currently in the process of re-training my mind to change my perspective of memories and it’s working. Still need to watch a few more times to retain and implement in everyday life.
• Really glad there was no politics!

My Mindset Work is NOT Political,
and in Fact I am Moving Far Away from Anything Political.

One of the stupidest comments out there is that Gorilla Mindset is about “alpha male” stuff or is political. That’s simply not true.

Read the 10 most highlighted passages from Gorilla Mindset, including:

• Imagine you believe the world is abundant. The world is one of endless resources and unlimited potential. What you do matters. Your choices matter. You matter. Each day is a new day full of infinite possibilities.
• Imagine your consciousness is the judge or jury, or parent or friend that you must persuade. You want your conscious mind to believe in you. Framing is how your mind perceives whatever situation you are in. Framing is how you choose to think about, and thus perceive, a challenge.
• Gorilla Mindset shift: Reframe the issues. Choose to focus on how the difficulty you’re facing will make you stronger, more intelligent, more emotionally complex, or more resourceful.

The Power of Mindset, like the rest of my mindset work, avoids all political subjects.

Watch – Applied Self Talk

The reviews keep coming in:

• I loved the whole thing but the two thing I liked the most are your practical down to earth approach. And the section I’ll be focusing on is the rewriting of my own story. Thanks for your effort in bringing us all the book and the Master Class and I’ll be looking forward to what comes next.
• I liked the presentation, laid back practical honest not overproduced. And if this is as far as some people take it I’m sure it will be helpful. Thanks for not making it one long sales pitch.
• I also love the way the music slowly fades in for dramatic effect in key parts of the narration. Congratulations to the editor.

You can buy The Power of Mindset here.

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