Whistleblowers in the Kingdom of Lies

Jamie Morey & Graham Moore

In the cracked sidewalks of Massachusetts politics, where ballot dreams go to die under the boot of backroom deals, two strange and stubborn prophets refused to swallow the corporate acid trip being peddled as “reform.” Jamie Morey and Graham Moore didn’t come dressed as lobbyists or polished policy wonks; they came like guerrilla gardeners ripping weeds out of a poisoned soil, with the audacity to name the rot for what it was: dark money masquerading as medicine, nonprofits laundering hope through the spin cycle of campaign finance law.

Picture it: Boston Commons at midnight, the ghosts of Sam Adams and Timothy Leary shoulder-to-shoulder, puffing resinous smoke, muttering that the revolution never ended, it just got lost in the spreadsheets. Morey and Moore stand in that lineage, part whistleblower, part psychonaut, part PhD-level forensic accountants of corruption’s underworld. They are the inconvenient voice at the bus stop, the ones muttering gospel while the crowd pretends not to listen, only to realize later that every word was true.

They are here to remind us that psychedelic healing without transparency is just another hustle; that cannabis liberation without integrity is a rerun of the same old prohibition playbook; that democracy is not a brand to be bought by the ounce, but a fragile organism needing light, honesty, and a few beautiful maniacs sharpening their bones into spears to hurl at the machine.

So listen closely, because when Morey and Moore speak, it isn’t just about a failed campaign. It’s about whether the psychedelic renaissance will become another Wall Street pyramid scheme in tie-dye, or whether the movement can still remember the sacred chaos it was born from.

Jamie Morey:
http://linkedin.com/in/jamiemorey
https://www.masshealing.org/

Graham Moore:
http://linkedin.com/in/graham-moore-082146308

Heroic Hearts:
https://heroicheartsproject.org/