Happy New Year!

What You Can Look Forward To

I’d like to wish all my readers a Happy New Year.

I’d like to also extend thanks to Karen Kingston, who added this Substack to her recommendations. I think I received several new subscribers due to her recommendation, and for that, I’m very grateful.

I also owe thanks to Dr. Margaret Aranda, who pledged $150 to this Substack. That means that, if I do decide to turn on paid subscriptions, she’d be willing to pay $150!

Alright…where do I start?

It’s Been Almost a Year!

Well, one may ask, “Where’ve you been, DK? It’s been nearly a year since you published here.”

January 18th, 2023 was the last time I published a Substack of my own. (In fact, I published only one article for the entire year!)

Why So long?

Well, I could use the excuse that “I’ve been busy,” (which I have been) but that’s just that—an excuse, and compared to what’s really important, it’s a rather lame excuse. (I say that because, as you probably know, there’s a spiritual war taking place, and I feel that I have to do everything I can—within reason—to do what I can to be on the side of the Light.)

That said, I started a number of articles last year (but didn’t finish them). When I’m planning, I tend to focus on details, and taking the time to ensure that I have references and/or footnotes to back up every major statement I make.

That can take a lot of time, and I need to make the time to ensure that I publish well-researched articles that I can take into a formal debate, and win.

What You Can Look Forward To

I don’t like to make bold promises, but considering that I only published one article last year, I think I can safely say that, this year, I’ll try to exceed that number! (Hey…with this article, I will have matched all of last year’s output…in a single day!)

So, here’s what I think you can look forward to: truthful (at least, to the extent that I can perceive truth), well-planned, high-quality content that’s researched and fact-based.

Due to time constraints, and to make it a bit easier for people to read my content, I think I’ll focus on shorter articles rather than longer ones. That’ll respect your time.

(If recollection serves me well, there was one I was working on that was around 3000+ or 4000+ words. I decided that, instead of one long multi-thousand-word piece, I’d make it a multi-part series. It’s still in draft mode.)

That said, one thing I have to keep in mind is that search engines tend to prefer longer content over shorter. I would like my content to have a better chance of being found on search results, so it is a balancing act.

Anyway, regardless of length, I know that if a piece of writing is structured very well, and flows logically and seamlessly, it’ll hopefully be very easy to read, and most smart people will find enjoyment in a longer piece.

I’ll aim to create that.

So, in the spirit of respecting your time, I think I’ll end this Stack here. I think my next one will feature a prediction that will (hopefully) help shatter the false “vaccine” narrative.

That’s one to look forward to, and it’s based on something that’s supposedly occurring now.