Tangled Roots: Unearthing My True Heritage

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Throughout my life, I’ve always felt an undercurrent of disconnect, suspecting that the story of my heritage wasn’t as straightforward as it seemed. My journey of understanding began in earnest in 1983 when my mother revealed that, while I wasn’t adopted, my father wasn’t my biological dad. I was a product of artificial insemination. This revelation launched me on a quest to uncover my roots, a pursuit that led me to the discovery of my biological father, Wybe Kroontje, and the realization that both he and the man I knew as my dad had endured internment in concentration camps, albeit under vastly different circumstances.

Determined to trace my lineage, I navigated this pre-internet era like a detective, driven by an insatiable curiosity. This journey led me to the surprising discovery of five biological half-sisters. While our initial connections were heartwarming and promising, time, circumstances, and societal expectations created distances. One of these sisters even blossomed into a renowned romance writer, a testament to the diverse paths our lives had taken.

Reflecting on this journey, my feelings towards my father, Herbert, underwent a profound transformation. Despite uncovering the truth of my genetic heritage, I chose never to disclose it to him. In his heart, and in mine, our bond transcended biology. To him, I was always his son, and that sentiment became the guiding star of my understanding of family and connection.

My Journey from Advocacy to VAXXED and back to Advocacy

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The day the movie VAXXED was released, April 1st, became a defining moment in my life, as it did for many other parents of vaccine-injured children. The film shed light on four pivotal areas: the need for transparency around CDC fraud, an urgent call to repeal the 1986 National Vaccine Injury Act, the advocacy for individual MMR vaccines, and the essential reclassification of vaccines as pharmaceutical drugs. While many of these objectives have yet to be realized, the message of the film deeply resonated with me, pushing me to raise awareness through personalized license plates and car decals.

Motivated by my personal experiences, especially with my children Weston and Emily, I embarked on a mission to address the housing needs of aging children with Down syndrome and autism. Drawing from my background in real estate, I envisioned creating a supportive environment for these individuals. However, the journey wasn’t without its challenges. I found that many parents, understandably attached to their grown children, were hesitant to consider alternative living arrangements. Despite the initial setbacks, I remained resolute.

Over time, my focus evolved, and I began to use my resources and expertise to assist another vulnerable group: disabled veterans in Prescott, AZ. Recognizing the skyrocketing rents and the increasing challenges these veterans faced, I became committed to offering them affordable and safe housing options. Throughout this journey, my underlying philosophy has always been to prioritize others, striving to make a positive difference in the lives of those around me.

Greg Wyatt – “Light in the Darkness” (Herbert Wyatt)

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“Light in the Darkness” delves into the deeply personal and tumultuous journey of a man who discovers his true parentage, entangled in the dark history of eugenics. As he unravels the painful truth of his origins, he finds himself confronting a haunting legacy that extends beyond his own identity. The narrative takes a poignant turn as his children are unexpectedly plunged into the depths of autism, a mysterious connection woven through the threads of eugenics. Despite the obstacles and the donor’s refusal to provide closure, the protagonist embarks on a quest to piece together the fragmented fragments of his past, driven by a relentless pursuit for answers and healing. Throughout this gripping tale, themes of resilience, love, and the power of understanding intertwine, leading to a profound revelation that promises the possibility of finding wholeness amidst shattered reflections.

 

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Greg Wyatt: The Early Years

Greg Wyatt – My Testimony (1993-1995)

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At a very early age in life I became aware that things simply did not make sense.

God had given me this extra power of intuition that unknowingly provided me a sixth sense of knowledge and a profound gift of understanding things that were true and things that were lies and other things that weren’t quite right.

I always felt I did not fit in to this world in any shape or form and was always a ruthless renegade looking for answers.

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Greg Wyatt – VLOG 4/29/2023

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Beautiful Day for a VLOG.. Part 1

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Surprise, surprise, surprise. It’s a beautiful day. Great day to be alive. Make the most of it. Things are rapidly changing. Read more

I’ve been trying to change the world now all my life…

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…. and will keep doing so until my final breath!

Crazy Life

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My Journey

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It has been an extremely long and difficult journey of mental and emotional torture.

Imagine that at the fragile age of 28 in 1983, while in a drug treatment center trying to get your s*** together, you find out that the father who raised you was not your dad, but instead an anonymous sperm donor, and you would never have an opportunity to meet them or your biological counterparts.

The entire person that I believed I was became a huge question mark. I would look in the mirror each morning wondering who am I?

This was my first foray into human rights activism. The problem was there were millions of us, and no one knew.
What was more disturbing was finding out that my wonderful father Herbert Wyatt who would never hurt anyone was seized and incarcerated on a forced work farm and would be sterilized upon his release some 13 years later. He committed no crime. There was no due process.

You can read more about eugenics and government control and how it played a major role not only in my life but unknowingly in our lives today and throughout the core of humanity.

I have done my best to preserve my memories as my light is now fading fast. I am happy I had the foresight to record almost all of my major storylines in every aspect of my life in hopes that other people could learn.

I have paid a heavy price, and so has my family for over three generations because of eugenics and population control.

  • My two children, Weston and Emily chemically injured in 1998 – 1999.
  • My two children were aborted and murdered in 1983-1984.
  • My stealth conception was in 1954.
  • My father was sterilized in 1949.

It has been a long and difficult road for many decades. I am happy that I can still share my story in hopes that others will wake up!

May God help us all as this is now totally out of control and society slumbers and most people are so damaged they no longer care. Unable to cognitively discern the truth from lies.

Greg Wyatt Interviewed by Tom Quinn on KSCO RADIO (Updated)

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Greg Wyatt was interviewed on the Tom Quinn show in Santa Cruz, CA that aired on KSCO-AM on Jan 21, 2022 sharing his research on Del Matthew Bigtree, his charity and RFK Jr and his charity.

UPDATE: We now have a transcript of the interview here:
https://gregwyatt.net/ksco-interview-transcript/

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