
Merry Lewis
Meriwether Lewis Episode 16 Merry Lewis: We have here a man who was an American explorer, soldier, free mason and politician. He led one of the most important exploration teams in US history and was rewarded for a job well done. While on his way to get more funding for his new position as Governor, he died mysteriously at a small inn named Grinder's Stand 70 miles (110km) southwest of Nashville, Tennessee. Was it suicide? Disease? Robbery? A crime of passion? Or was he assassinated for “knowing too much”? THE RULES OF OUR PODCAST Rule #1 We will never purposefully mislead or report false information ever Rule #2 We are not professional podcasters, broadcasters or audio editors so mistakes will happen Rule #3 Everyone is entitled to believe what they want and entitled to their own opinions including us Rule #4 We are offering information and insight as 'food for thought' not persuasion RULES FOR DEBUNKERS 1 What the public doesn't know, I'm not going to tell them 2 Don't bother me with the facts, my mind is made up 3 If you can't attack the data, attack the people 4 Do your research by proclamation ~Stanton Friedman Helena Blavatsky: "No myth is simply wholesale fable, rather narratives that convey profound truths even if embellished over time. Even the most fanciful legends begin as a grain of truth."


















