Thank You!
There is no me without you.
The last year has been hard and easy for me all at the same time.
On one hand, I’m the freest I’ve ever been, I’m speaking truth you can’t find anywhere else, I’m enjoying everyday because I’m not slaving for a corporation that doesn’t care about me, and the icing on the cake is I’m not paying taxes every two weeks to a government that hates me.
On the other hand, I’ve lost 4 best friends, more friends, I’m not on speaking terms with my parents or brother, a lot of people think I’m just a crazy idiot, my plan of making money failed because of censorship, and I can see the whole world falling for an illusion.
I didn’t want to still be talking about T-Mobile one year later, but I didn’t know my story would be a story the system would hold down from people seeing — my censorship forces me to focus on T-Mobile.
My life feels like a movie, I’m my own Neo in my own Matrix.
When I started one year ago, I thought my friends and family would support me and see that I was taking a huge risk to speak up for the greater good of all of us.
I had no idea my biggest support would come from strangers!
Thank you to every one of you reading this because I wouldn’t be writing this without you, I learned strangers are important to my story because without you there is no me.
With Love - Marc Palasciano
I’m sharing a quick note below for those that may be newer to my story.
I thought everyone would be able to understand me.
I underestimated how strong the Matrix’s mind control was — I’m not saying big words people can’t understand, I’m not some autistic genius saying really smart stuff, I’m just your average 40 year old Texan nerd with common sense and I’ve been through a lot of shit in my life.
I’ll spare you from my personal life, but I experienced COVID tyranny like nobody else - I played a key role in leading T-Mobile’s response to the pandemic. From 2020 - 2022 it was my job to be tuned into COVID, BLM Riots, Political Riots, Wildfires, Hurricanes, and more because I was on the Business Continuity Team and my job was to keep people safe and following protocols to keep business going.
T-Mobile was paying me to be an expert on COVID and the laws that the federal and local governments were forcing onto their people, and that’s also what educated me on how to fight back against T-Mobile’s tyranny. I was at the right place at the right time.
I stood strong while T-Mobile threatened my employment multiple times.
I tried helping all of my friends fight back, some listened but most didn’t.
I was discriminated against and locked out of the office for 10 months while vaccinated people were required to go into the office.
I wasn’t allowed to attend company wide events like the 2021 Holiday Party that required a Vaccine Passport for entry.
I wasn’t allowed to deploy in my role as a Business Continuity Manager to the areas I supported.
I was ostracized and my decision to stand up for what was right is ultimately what killed my brand and career at T-Mobile.
Those were some of my darkest days and you have no idea the demons I had to battle while the entire world turned on me for having common sense and being educated on the situation.
In late 2022, in my endless hours of going down rabbit holes, I stumbled onto T-Mobile being the World Economic Forum and German government. I’ll never forget that day because it felt like the universe handed me a special story to go tell the world. I always knew T-Mobile had ties to Germany but I didn’t know who the World Economic Forum was until 2020 when the system inserted itself into my life and forced me to dig in.
In July 2023, I requested to be laid off at T-Mobile and my wish was granted in August when T-Mobile completed a massive 5,000 person layoff citing "rising costs” as the reason why.
In September 2023 while still on T-Mobile payroll and not required to do any work because of the layoff, I started trolling and exposing T-Mobile.
My last day employed at T-Mobile was November 2, 2023 and that date was the same for most of the 5,000 people impacted — but guess what none of those other people had that day, a 17 year anniversary like I did.
I’ve had sign after sign.
Fast forward to today:
I have a website and free email newsletter with over 100 stories exposing T-Mobile and X censorship I experienced for exposing T-Mobile, I have over 1,000 subscribers on my email newsletter, my X account has over 7600 followers and 15 million impressions that was mostly gained prior to my severe shadow banning and censorship, and I recently started using TikTok and making videos in a completely different format than I did before.
Oh yeah, and now I have a harassment charge I have to fight because T-Mobile President Jon Freier lied to the Prosper Police Department. lol
The below meme represents me except my beast is no longer sleeping because the system forced it out of me for the greater good of humanity.
I’m a force of good in a world full of evil.
I Know exactly how you feel Marc. I went through much the same when I decided I wasn't going to pay the banks anymore when I found out how money is created and that they put fluoride in the water. I went to the health department about it but they said I didn't have enough people. I said I'm not a politician, I just wanted them to know they were poisoning our town's water. My job was as a messenger, but because nobody in my development supported me enough to come to the hearing, I was on my own so the town didn't follow it. I so know what you mean about you going out on you limbs everyday to deflect the people of the world from heading for their abyss. I was going to get a T-Mobile internet service but from reading your blog, I declined without reproach. You said I should get it if it is advantageous, but no, even if it was advantageous - I don't put my money where I don't want to help build. In other words, I put my money to things I want to support and not waste time with things I don't. I think there is merit in that, something along the lines of manifestation.
Salutes to you Marc for sticking it out. I hope when people read your blogs, they will hold T-Mobile in contempt. In fact anyone who censors should be held in contempt. If we did that, if we thought like that, psychopaths and sociopaths would be easy to pick out. That's why they don't like free speech, they don't like exposure. Exposure is everything!
Keep hammering them Marc