• Will Mandatory Support of Israel Soon Replace Mandatory COVID Vaccines as a Condition for Employment? Support for Israel Already Mandated in 38 States … by Brian Shilhavy, Editor, Health Impact News
Woah! That's really shocking. My youngest daughter says I don't realize how much freedom I have as a gainfully unemployed person. It's much more of a factor for her, who still has a lifetime to get through and has never been good at shutting up, especially on Palestine.
Julius, I'm going to start using Overment instead of Government. It's so much more descriptive. Nef, I remember reading about these anti-BDS laws in California pre-Covid. The most heartbreaking account was a grade school teacher who wouldn't take the 'loyalty oath' to Israel. It really shook me that it was possible to do that.
Today I'm actually less concerned. Maybe because everything's falling apart so fast but the fastest collapse is the Jewish victim narrative. Jews themselves are jumping this sinking ship. Israel has no moral authority any longer in the world but even in the US ... and even in California. I can't imagine having the conversation we are even five years ago. Unthinkable! But now many, many people are ready to take a closer look.
Wow, I just read from this link and I'm speechless. What do the "States" think they are going to do about those of us who don't support the Terrorist State of Israel? I'm self employed are they going to try to fire me? De-license by business? As an Independent Sovereign, I have designated the State of Israel as an occupier of lands it has zero rights to.
The Heka Khasut (Hyksos) ancestors to the Ashkenazi, are the ones who committed atrocities. Not the Ancient Egyptians, not the German people; not the Muslims of the Middle East. It was always the same culture; always hiding, they should just come out and state publicly what they stand for.
Vaccines were a deliberate poisoning of the medicine; just like the Hyksos bread makers poisoned the bread and food of the regular people, but ate their own "Passover Bread."
It's time to make it clear there will be no civilization after normalization of killing children in Gaza.
I feel I need to look into this further. It really intrigues me where it all started, who they really are and what is their ultimate goal? I am fairly certain that their ancestry is not Middle Eastern, especially when you see 'white' people wanting to reduce the population of 'white' people. I have read many tales of the Khazarians and how they adopted that particular religion due to pressure from Russia. Is that a red herring?
There are numerous possibilities as to where the Parasite Culture came from.
The story about the Khazarians at first seems straight forward, but it's really not. My impression is, in every culture where a ruling class developed, there was a trend towards it becoming avaricious and parasitic to the culture they were in.
I'm not sure that 'race' is an object in the goal being complete eradication; they want to hold down the rest of the population to conscript it into service to benefit themselves. There obviously is a goal of reducing the overall population, so the remainder can be managed more easily. That part seems to make sense.
Russia became enemy to the Khazars because of what they were doing to the whole area where they exerted influence. Khazars were also known for their penchant for blood sacrifices, kidnapping children from the villages, road banditry, name stealing and general theft. When they pretended to convert to Judaism, they were found to be maintaining their old ways of crime, so Russia and Persia joined forces in eradicating the Khazarian Empire. The individuals who are the true parasites are the ones at the top of their system. Normies of their culture know very little about own crime syndicates. Today's Khazars are the Sabbateans that run all the worlds Corporations, NGO's and Governments. There's a lot of details to sift through.
I think about the original evolution of these parasites as having come from the Black Sea Flood, I have a description of it in this post:
Main article: Black Sea deluge hypothesis from Wikipedia
The exact cause and date of the formation of the Bosporus remain a subject of debate among geologists. One recent hypothesis, dubbed the Black Sea deluge hypothesis, which was launched by a study of the same name in 1997 by two scientists from Columbia University, postulates that the Bosporus was flooded around 5600 BCE (revised to 6800 BCE in 2003) when the rising waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Sea of Marmara broke through to the Black Sea, which at the time, according to the hypothesis, was a low-lying body of fresh water.[citation needed]
Needing to move helped spread new genetics
Along with formerly isolated populations now in need of a new home, there were young people who needed life partners while living in unfamiliar places. So, formerly isolated genetics began to get mixed in places where it hadn’t been before. Aside from the Black Sea event, this genetic mixing had been going on for a long time, anyway.
If a population was always wandering around, getting into new places, taking things from established cultures; it makes sense why they would eventually become considered trespassers and thieves.
I hope that helps, of course please feel free to peruse the archived posts, nearly all of Dragon Court is about trying to pin down exactly who these people really are.
What was the purpose of dissolving the Prussian Empire with WWI? What were the parasites trying to accomplish? I had heard from The Archivist (on YouTube) that the Prussians were mining Radium and that they were getting too powerful.
I have some references, no direct papers talk about it. There is a large amount of circumstantial evidence that the Beetle was used to provide the yeast source for leavening bread.
[For reference see ""Made for Each Other:"" Ascomycete Yeasts and Insects
FUNGI AND BEETLES / Diversity within diversity — by Roy Anderson
Dept. of Agriculture & Environmental Science, The Queenʼs University of Belfast, Newforge Lane — manual link: https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com -- from this you will need to query the site for the title manually, sorry about that.
My first introduction to this was Rhonda, "Wildhrody" who had this to say:
I've been working on writing about the dung-rolling Scarab Beetle and why it was sacred to the Egyptians, which I now believe was more of a warning, especially since Covid unfolded.
From what I've found so far, I think they were using the ground up beetles to poison the Egyptians with leavened bread, hence why the Israelites were instructed to only eat unleavened bread for 7 days during the Passover. I also think they used them in Babylon/Babel, as well.
In the late 1800's, Colonel Vyse had found a 'black' powder, all over the floor, in only one of the pyramid tombs, and first thought it was bat dung. He had it tested and found it was powdered cast-off shells of insects, which scarabs are black insects.
I later found that the immuno-suppressant drug, Ciclosporin (notice: Cycle Spore In), used on organ transplant patients to shut down their immune systems so their bodies wouldn't reject organ transplants, was developed from an Ascomycete fungus found on Scarab Beetles, as well. (Fungi disburse spores). This drug has serious side effects, which includes "confusion," cancer, Cytomegalovirus and a rise in fatal opportunistic bacterial, viral, or "fungal" infections.
They then confounded the language, which confound means to confuse, as Ciclosporin does, as well. So, how would they do that, other than to poison the people, because we know it wasn't some supernatural event done by gods.
As we see today, autistic children have had their language confounded, as well, and I thoroughly believe it's caused from the repeated poisonous vaccines they are mandated to take.
They are also poisoning our wheat (bread) and other food supplies with Monsanto Glyphosates. Further, the Ascomycete family of fungi is what's used to leaven bread.
When I mention Sharn bread, I refer to this:
Babel was in the land of "Shinar = I Sharn," with Sharn meaning dung, muck; and scarabs were once called sharn-bugs.
Wiki States:
Shinar (/ˈʃaɪnɑːr/; Hebrew שִׁנְעָר Šinʿār, Septuagint Σενναάρ Sennaár) is the name for the southern region of Mesopotamia used by the Hebrew Bible.
I'm trying to figure out where to respond on my own stack so it will show up. What an excellent problem to have!
Rhonda, I'm deep into From Yahweh to Zion and loving it! I'm so grateful you told me about it. Both he and Robert Sepehr, I think it is, talk about the race of lepers in Egypt who then brought in foreign invaders out of spite and resentment for being segregated. Guyenot states what I've observed, that the formula for the Yahwists is inversion--everything they do is stated as being done to them by others.
When it says Moses was afflicted with halting speech, and that's why Aaron speaks for him, could it indicate a leper?
And the Greek archons counted wealth in barley. The pyramids were called the Pharaoh's grain siloes. And if Cain's clan was the Kenites, who were the metalworkers as Tubal-Cain was, they would have been essential to coinage and the taxation-slavery-conquest cycle. Later the clan, who would have been despised by the common people, erases Cain and becomes the clan of Seth, combining the high priests with monetary power.
So happy you're having this deep exchange of research in my stack!
Btw, Tereza, I saw on one of your earlier posts, that you wanted me to decode the book title, "Sacred Economics." I missed that before. It has a lot of codes, but one stood out to me, so far. I'm still working on it.
Sacred Economics = Cronies' Scam Code."
Without reading the book, I also wondered if there was code talk to those in the know, and with code referring to law. This also reminded me of "crony capitalism," which is exactly what is going on around us. Just thought I'd share here, since I'm on this page.
Very interesting, Rhonda! That would certainly go along with Eisenstein speaking at Bretton Woods. Thanks for putting your mind to that! It also works just at the surface level, since it gives the impression that we can just do some mystical gift economy mixed with yoga and we don't need to worry about all those details in designing something that would work.
Hi Tereza. I'm so glad you're enjoying the book, like I did. I'm sporadically reading it again and need to get a digital copy so I can do searches on topics when something comes to mind, where I can't remember the details.
It's interesting about the lepers, as leprosy is a pustular rash, like smallpox or cytomegalovirus, mentioned above. I wonder if they were poisoning/infecting people, even their own, and then sending them into cities to infect others? Perhaps an early form of biological warfare? As for Moses, maybe he had accidentally eaten something poisonous that caused a form of autism, tics, or confusion, or perhaps the Levite tribe had inbred too much??
So, in regard to who's who in the Bible, like Cain or Tubal-Cain, I now think they were probably diversions by the priestly Levite class, which I think is what you're saying. They wanted Bible believers to think that Cain was so evil there had to be a "fake" flood to wipe him and his descendants out. They then glorified themselves as the saved godly people, yet they continued on with the same bad murderous, power-hungry behaviors. People even fell for Lot being a good guy that god saved while then blaming his daughters for having sex with their dad. The narcissistic part of the psychopath loves attention, whether it's positive or negative.
Then, what are the chances of both Cain's and Seth's descendants having a son named Lamech, also a murderer, who was Noah's father? Then you have Abraham about to murder his own son, Isaac. There's not an entity that exists that would cause me to even contemplate that. They'd have to murder me.
The Bible is actually an insult to people's intelligence, yet here I am giving it attention and thinking I can eventually prove it's all one big fat f#*king lie, when most people don't want to see, all while their children are being poisoned, maimed, or murdered by these nutjobs.
"You can lead a horse to knowledge, but you can't make him think." ~unknown.
Great quote! I have some new thoughts on this leprosy thing but I'm going to save them for the episode I'm working on. I'm eager to get your response to it. I love this long conversation we're having!
You bring up more important details about how the clan of Seth comes into being, one of the Hyksos kings names was Apophis.
Could I send you a draft of the post I'm writing, so you could just look it over? I know it might be a big ask, but I think you know more about the chronology of how things happened in the Biblical world.
Nef, this is a bit off topic, but does pertain to the poisonous Pfizer jabs and Zion/Nazi.
Pfizer partnered up with BioNTech, which is located in Germany, the infamous Nazi stomping grounds. The licensed name of Pfizer's jabs was Comirnaty (sounds like "come here naughty":) The common name is what struck me, however, which is called "Tozinameran." Do you see it? T-"ozina"-meran. It shows both Zion and Nazi, with the letters all neatly packaged together. Just thought that strange. Also "Tozinameran = Amen Zion Rat = Amen Nazi Rot = Tora(h) Nazi Men (Tora is Swedish spelling for Torah), and a few others, but you get the point. Just thought I'd share:)
Wheat is the “staff of life”. There’s also something particularly galling about being poisoned by it. Recently King Arthur flour started adding “enzyme” to their organic flour. I guess we are complicit if we don’t do our own research into the ingredients.
AnnekeB, Something I can't remember if I shared with Nef, are the following decodes. It may also catch you up, as well:
"Scarab Beetle = A Babel Secret = Creates Babel." (I see Babel as Babble, like speech confusion and the confounding of the language).
Also, this code led me to dig into the Babel story. I was then led to find info on Ciclosporin, after my mom's passing, when I looked into the only pharma drug she took, which was Restastis for dry eyes. Its main ingredient was Ciclosporin. Imagine my surprise when I found Ciclosporin was discovered on the Scarab Beetle.
Then this:
"Build Back Better = Debut Babel Trick."
That was a repeated hypnotic phrase used by Biden and other politicians, shortly after the jabs were introduced and when Biden took office. Further, Biden's first name is Joseph, which I know may be a coincidence, but biblical Joseph was around when they were poisoning the Egyptians, even though the current biblical interpretation indicates otherwise. Archaeologic findings conflict with what the Bible says today, but before it was changed, they said the Coptic version had shown that Jacob and his tribes moved to Pithom when connecting with Joseph. Pithom was supposed to be built hundreds of years after Joseph's death and was a city the Israelites were said to have been slaves building it. The archaeologists also showed that one of the grain storehouses was controlled by a priest named "Mer Ar." One of Levi's priestly class sons was named "Merari," during the Joseph time, as well.
I was just writing about this also on Nef's latest: https://nefahotep.substack.com/p/first-holocaust-in-ancient-history. He mentions Osarseph as Moses ordering Pharaoh to 'release the Hebrew slaves.' But I saw Osarseph as Joseph, and also tying into Sephardic 'Jews' although it's the latter word I'm questioning as existing until recently.
When Joseph is in the dungeon, he interprets a dream of the Pharaoh's chief baker, whose been put there, and says he'll be hanged in three days and the buzzards will eat his body--symbolized as the bread. So maybe the people tried to poison the Hyksos or the Hyksos tried to poison the Pharaoh but was caught and blamed it on the baker, and went to unleavened bread.
I started doing research on food about 15 years ago, anything processed is going to have "Contractual Ingredients," that's "agreed to" poisoning, especially here in the US.
The best and quickest way to avoid the Ingredients of the Corporate Food maker is buying food from local farmers and growing it. If you seek prepared food, buy at ethnic groceries.
I get most of my flour from Indian Markets. Chaki Ata, bread is completely free of chemicals. Homemade chapati is delicious. ;-)
Very interesting. That sounds so awful. Like you said, it’s no different from what happens today. I just recently got spooked by the microbial/vegetarian rennets that are used in cheese production. We are constantly being poisoned in our food and water supply.
Hi Nef. Hope you are well. And thank you for spreading the word:) I can't remember if I shared this part about what I also found, in regard to the dung beetle and bread. I found this odd that in Exodus 9:32, after a big hail and fire storm - one of the LORD'S supposed plagues on Egypt - the wheat and "rie" or rye, were "not smitten" because "they were not grown up." Then, in Exodus 12:23, as commanded to do, blood is placed around the doorways so they "will not suffer the destroyer to come into your houses to smite you." It surely never made sense that some alleged supernatural being would not know the difference between the Israelite's or Egyptian's houses, but this is what I think it meant, on a deeper level. "Destroyer = Stored Rye." It was the un-smitten rye bread that they mixed the leavening dung-fungi-yeast into. Ever notice that there's a rye bread in the grocery called Jewish Rye?
You are right, there's one more interesting item: It's called "Darnel Grain" it's wheat's "evil twin." Bread makers and Beer Brewers knew about it for thousands of years, it's first acknowledged to have appeared in Egypt, roughly around the time of the Exodus. Darnel has been known for causing disorientation, psychotic reactions and hallucinations and in some cases the intoxication can cause death. Coupled with the use of the beetle parts in bread, I wonder just how many things these descendants of the Hyksos want to repeat.
Based on the Ipuwer Papyrus; these Hyksos had actually infiltrated into Egyptian society and took jobs that enabled them to provide the foul bread.
This may have been part of the Grain Tax Arrangement; Farmers had to pay in grain, because grain was used in making bread, they were effectively making an exchange one for the other --- for their own food. A majority of them may have gotten behind on their grain tax because it was a system of usury. Knowing that if they grew the grain, they couldn't keep any of it, they stopped working the fields with the grain seeds, food production got choked by the grain tax, while the people began to live off credit for grain that wasn't being grown. This created famine.
Nef, I've never heard about Darnel Grain, so will check out your link. And interesting theory on using it with beetles. It was Rameses V that was first incidence of smallpox found, which is a pustular skin disease. Cytomegalovirus is also a side effect of Ciclosporin and a pustular skin disease, as well.
Also, very interesting about the Grain Tax. I had never heard of that. There was a book from the late 1800's or early 1900's, that someone linked a few copied pages to me, on a pdf. I've since lost it and spent days searching for the link, to no avail. What I was able to read was that the Russians had to go through the Jews in order to process and sell any of their meat, and also had to pay them fees/taxes. There was also a numbered list, and what was very odd was the number 33 on the list was about anyone doing something illegal/criminal, they wouldn't turn them in, but would hold it over their head for future blackmail, when needed. (I'm paraphrasing). The #33 reminded me of freemasons. I've often wondered if they drug people, put them in compromising situations and then blackmail them. I think that happened to a Toronto mayor, who had publicly spoken out against them. Then, a picture showed him with another man whose arm was around him, and he looked really drugged out. Afterwards he came out profusely apologizing.
I have no doubt that they infiltrate and even are right now for that matter, as Nakam was about them infiltrating the water systems, where they were going to poison the German's water, but got caught with it and then threw overboard. They then went about infiltrating German kitchens on base, and poisoned 6K loaves of bread.
Then we have "Operation Cast Thy Bread," (strange name), where they were going to poison the Arab and Palestinian wells. The good article that really broke this down is behind a paywall now, but here's another link.
If I hadn't shown this before - "Operation Warp Speed = We Reap Poisoned Trap." And, "Coronavirus Pandemic = Our Mad Prion Vaccines." (Mad cow disease is caused by misfolded proteins called Prions).
Lastly, Gen. 47 does speak about the Egyptians giving up their land, wherein they are given seed to grow by Joseph. They then had to give up 20% of what they grew to the Pharaoh and priests, "UNTO THIS DAY." What's strange about the story is that it was either in the 2nd year of the famine or possibly the 4th, when Joseph gave them the seeds. The famine was supposed to last for 7 years, according to Joseph's dream interpretation, so this proves it was all an agenda to take control of their food, land, and animal resources. But then they moved the Egyptians into the city. Think 15-minute cities today.
Well, you know who rules you, or think they should. A lot of people don't know that they got the Nοαhιdε Laws on the books inside the Εdυcαtion Day legislation signed by Bush in around 1995, I think it was.
Can you explain more about that Claire? Any links? While I'm in YT purgatory, I might as well post some more edgy videos on Rumble and make it worth my time ;-)
Hi Tereza - I would have to search for links. I read about it several times, but years ago now. However, the link provided by Julius below is a good summary of what occurred. I would say that most Americans are unaware of this.
I also read not long before Convid, that they received large shipments of guillotines into the US, Canada and Australia. How true that is, is anyone's guess.
Hey thank you so much for putting me on to Peter McLaughlin. I adore my husband but I get what you mean about falling in love with Peter. He is so understated and articulate and completely nails his subject matter. I had a bit of an insight whilst watching which I am going to reflect on deeply. I am in the 25% who was not fooled by the Covid scam and I reflect at times on why this is so.
Peter talks about how every decision we make is emotional and that we rationalise it afterwards, this is how the controllers nudge us in particular directions. I have always inclined more towards feeling rather than a more intellectual approach. When meeting my husband I said to him that I preferred to feel my way through life and as an over thinker this was immensely attractive to him. This does not preclude being fooled but I think because of my conscious awareness of this process of where decisions come from I was more open to seeing that I had indeed been fooled.
The global warming con comes to mind as a narrative where I mentally sidestepped those trying to expose it because of a belief. That was something that joined my mother and me in a good emotional place where we were part of the tribe trying to stop climate change. We marched on one of the school marches in Australia and I have a lovely picture of us from that day. Now she considers me a conspiracy theorist and while we still have a loving relationship that sense of closeness is not there anymore. Who knows maybe I can use some of Peter's ideas to talk to her one day but right now I just do my best to maintain the relationship.
Anyway I am not quite sure where I am going with this but thanks for your posts. I haven't had as much time lately to take in a lot of information so I try to stick to things that resonate and inform and this interview has truly inspired me. In deep gratitude. (-:
I'm so glad you found that it resonated, Kerry! Having seen the photo of Mary of the adorable dimples, you can see why she's not threatened by all of us being in love with Peter. But I'm so happy to hear a woman say she adores her husband and she is immensely attractive to him. Those stories make the world go round!
Is it as high as 25% who didn't fall for the CovidCon? It doesn't feel like that many to me but maybe because I'm in California. Being in Australia, I think you'd like this one on Battleground Melbourne: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/down-under-torn-asunder. I think it's one of two where I cried making it.
The global warming con got me too. The first edition of my book How to Dismantle an Empire had the subtitle 'and fund the green new deal.' Yikes!
My daughters thought I was a conspiracy theorist too. We don't talk about it much anymore but it got very hurtful for awhile. I had a dream last night that my oldest felt she just couldn't relate to me anymore, and the feeling of that dream is still lingering. Once you know that people can turn on you in a flash, it's just so hard to get back to fully trusting your relationship.
The 25% figure came from the Asch conformity experiments that Peter mentioned but I agree it doesn’t feel like it out in the community. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t correct or close to the truth. I do believe it’s a growing section of society but very hard to quantify.
I wept through Battleground Melbourne, such a brave documentary of courageous activists who stood their ground. But we’re still fighting for our freedoms here in Oz with the government pushing through the Digital ID bill in the senate without debate.
You are definitely ground zero for their agenda. Along with NZ, Canada and California for different parts of it. It seems like they're experimenting with what they can get away with in different places.
Yes, Battleground Melbourne was very well done. The simple interviews against a white background, telling their stories through the timeline and their perspectives. It was, of course, the man who put himself on the train tracks who made me cry. He embodied that whole sense of isolation and abandonment, and giving up. There's a place in me that's right there with him, even now.
I think it was that place that my dream about my daughter brought back. In it, she lived with a bunch of people and I talked to one woman and the next thing I knew she had died but everyone was just going on like normal. My daughter had decided that she just couldn't relate to me and I had this vivid feeling that maybe this time it would be easier just to die. I think there's that trauma in all of us.
I'm so sorry to hear about your daughters, Tereza. I've been dealing with my son about the very same thing, hence why I became quiet. He's been living with us for 8.5 months, until he gets his "after divorce" stuff figured out, and I feel like I can't say anything within my own home anymore, even when talking with my daughter or husband, without him acting like an ungrateful, snippy little brat. Then I feel guilty b/c I don't trust him anymore and almost feel like I'm going numb, as well. I will say my patience is running very thin. Anyway, I'm trying to work my way back into the conversations here:)
That sounds so very hard, Rhonda. I can imagine how that feels all too vividly. Almost like being ousted from your own home. I'm so sorry you're going through that.
I think that it is historically precise to say that classical liberalism is the father of many paternalistic and authoritarian horrors. The most recent of those is the latent madness of safetyism, which reached its paroxysm in the convid madness.
I hear double tee Crawford complains about 85º F outside masking. I can beat that easily: in Spain it's very common that temperatures reach 95ºF during the Summer nights, and it soars to 110 º during the day, and this is normal (more frequent in the interior of the country, which many tourists never knwo) and people still wore those god damn masks all those years.
You can still see people biking while masked and doing jogging while masked.
I never believed that doing excercise was any good for mental health, but thanks to the covidian cult now I have proof!
But ideologies are nothing. Practice is everything.
And in practice, we are all victims of an ongoing war of aggression, by a transideological death cult who endeavors to kill many people that the cult considers expendable and ripe for sacrifice.
There is no excuse for this political practice of ritualistic killing of defensless people in hospitals, and there is little excuse for writers who continue to play along the greatest crime against humanity ever committed.
I don't know what classical liberalism is, or what it means to you. Could you define it please?
My first experience of putting on the muzzle was at a garden store outside! on a hot day. I had to crouch down by the potted plants awhile because I thought I was going to faint. When I had to wear them at the grocery store, I started getting panic attacks. That triggered my asthma, which I almost never got anymore. And I just couldn't believe that everyone was going along with it, with no protest. It was realizing they could have gotten out cattle prods and people would say, "Oh well, it's because ..." If they said anything at all.
Haha, I like your non-belief that exercise is good for mental health. Way to be agnostic!
I couldn't believe everyone going along with the masks as well. My son was in nature school preschool and his school doubled down on masking! Outdoors for little kids! They even took up N95s when that became the rage. We left that nature school asap and went to a nature group organized by another rebellious mom. At this nature school, random strangers would give the kids dirty looks or outright yell "stay away from me". What an initiation of realizing the world was topsy turvy.
It's almost like we've seen the world was a play and that people will enact whatever script they're given. And now we're expected to forget that and go back into the act.
I'm not sure what I would've done if my kids were still little. I'm glad you found fellow rebels. That is the litmus test, it did show who people were, although I still say I would have made their decisions in their shoes. Why wouldn't I?
My dance group held classes outside in a park, until someone got us kicked out. I remember neighbors walking past, fully masked and glaring at us, while they walked their dogs 30' away. All the parks were deserted, and the beaches. Those neighbors were particular friends of mine, I raised chickens to give them and the wife wrote the blurb to my book. I don't know if they saw me but how sick is that, that I would care?
Modern liberalism is a corruption of classical liberalism. Sometimes, the two are conflated, either by accident or on purpose. I think Matthew Crawford wrote "liberal individualism" confounding the two on purpose. Modern American liberalism is anything but individualist.
Classical liberalism, as I understand it, coincides 98% with your own world view. The 2% difference is due to the fact that Classical liberals believe more in central authority than you do.
But you ask me for a definition: Classical liberalism is the undead of political ideologies.
I will explain that. Buckle up!
CL is a loose set of ideologies, the main common link among them being anti-christianity. Some of the subideologies of CL are pro-empire, some are anti-empire. Some are racist, some are anti-racist. Some are pro-women, some are anti-women. It was really a wild mix of ideas and projects from the 1700s.
This CL thing was instrumental in the revolutions and the massacres that ensued at the end of 1700s. This is important: the massacres between 1700 and 1770 were mostly between professional soldiers and slave soldiers, and the population was mostly spared, not to diminish their suffering. But compared to the attacks on civilian population between 1770 and 1850, all influenced in one way or another by CL, were a new thing. We are even today paying the cost of that violence.
CL was a little monster created in the minds of ambitious thinkers who began to play with the vain idea of creating a new man. They wanted to make Christianity immanent, instead of transcendent. Then the little monster grew and escaped the control of the thinkers. I call this Golem Poltical Theory, or GPT.
This grown up monster begot many other little monsters, and one of them was named Marxism, which the Freudian-Marxists later saw as an instance of the myth of Oedipus. Albeit I still don't know who or what did the part of the Sphinx in the inthronization of Marxism as the default ideology of all scientific thought. Maybe it was the masons? Maybe the Jesuits? I don't know.
At any rate, classical liberalism main features are the initial form of Internationalism or Europeanism, which is an attempt of recover the Roman Empire in pure republican form, controlled by philosophers like Kant or the young Fichte. Another feature is false individualism. It is impossible to have pure republicanism and individualism at the same time. It took a while for the individualists of the 18th century and 19th century to realize this fact and form split groups, and one of them was anarchism.
Another feature of CL is scientism, or a material religion, with temples and rituals and all the works. This nonsense still exist today. Those people who caused your asthma with the masking tyranny are these deviant scientistic religionist weirdos from Kanada (Note: I started saying "from Kanada" instead of "from Hell" because people don't fear Hell as much as they fear Kanada.)
In contrast, modern liberalism is simply a very watered down version of socialdemocracy, which was already a watered down version of revolutionary communism. So, liberalism actually refers not to that classical liberalism, and all its internal contradictions, but to a great-grandson of classical liberalism.
A final note. Some sick bastards like to conflate classical liberalism with modern libertarianism. Utter bollocks! Libertarianism incorporates the concept of Christian love, by which I mean what I guess you would call "Christ consciousness." Whether it's only a rhetorical device or an actual belief of the credo is a matter of debate, but classical liberalism rejects anything Christian, including love.
Ludwig von Mises was standing at the cusp between the decaying corpse of classical liberalism and the new invention of libertarianism. He was very critical of 1700s thinkers, although he is classified as a neo-Kantian thinker some times, and its not completely inaccurate to say that. One of the main differences between Mises and classical liberalism is his emphasis in the practice of political decentralization to actually achieve long-standing peace. He failed in his plan, and everyone had to endure the horrors of Fascism and Communism and Nazism, and the War, and then the cold war, and the maturity of the American empire.
Anyone who today talks seriously about decentralization is building upon the trail that Mises started exploring.
I think it's very evil to charge libertarianism with the errors of classical liberalism. For starters, libertarianism is anti-democratic, because it sees democracy as superstition and an anti-human political practice. CL sees democracy as the solution of all superstition and the only moral way to control humans.
But I was saying that CL is the undead of political ideologies. It refuses to just die and remain in its grave. People who try to justify the abuses of the technocrats or to self-deceive themselves into the absurd belief that they deserve to be raped by the Frankensteins of the world and their demonic vaccinology, will use ideas found in classical liberalism to load their pipes, as an opium smoker would use the next opium load.
At some point while reading the arguments of the classical liberals one has to conclude that the whole thing resembles a lot to a piece of S&M fiction.
Well, this is too long, sorry! I hope you laughed a little with my jests.
To go back to your original statement: "classical liberalism is the father of many paternalistic and authoritarian horrors. The most recent of those is the latent madness of safetyism, which reached its paroxysm in the convid madness."
From the research I'm doing now, I'd say the ideology of the rulers is that they think they're gods and are creating a holocaust of burnt offerings to bring about an era of total global domination. From the perspective of those who call themselves liberals, I think they feel that they've been lucky and believe they should help other people by sharing it. That compassion is being used by the god-kings to manipulate them.
I agree with you about 2t Matthew. 'Liberal individualism' is a contradiction in terms. That was never as evident as in the CovidCon.
I think Crawford probably was trying to attack "libertarian individualism" by pretending to attack "liberalism" because he knows there is a confusion of terms. The individualists in the old liberalism had to move on to many other -isms. Most people are not aware of this nuance, like the fact that the plain word "liberalism" is used in many countries to refer to "conservatism" in general, emphasizing low-taxes and small government, which is exactly the opposite of modern American liberalism. Very confusing stuff.
If he had played fair, he would have written attacking American big-government liberalism, which was one of the main ingredients of that mass psychosis. American Liberalism and its Social Welfare programs create a pathological codependent relationship between people and the government. When the managers go nuts, all their dependents must go nuts too, or at least pretend to. It's very toxic, a substitute of a pathological religious practice. But that has nothing to do with libertarianism* and much less with individualism.
*(Although some people who have used the label libertarian are actually big government authoritarians and deeply racist and sexist. They were infiltrators the whole time!)
For me, the lasting impression of the Covid era that I cannot come to terms with yet, is realising for the first time in my life that there a two distinct sets of people in the world; those who blindly follow 'authority' and those who don't. That there are no shades of grey, as I had imagined. That those who follow, can quite easily be convinced to become the nastiest bullies to those who think differently - all the while wallowing in their perceived virtuosity. And those bullies can include friends and family. I'm still sad about it as I know it could very easily happen again. How can my friends and family believe that a faceless government cares more about them than I do? It's insulting on top of being plain hurtful.
You say that so poignantly and it's exactly what I was thinking this morning. It's that deep knowledge we all now have that people, even those we love, will side with the gov't against you. And people for whom we would do anything can turn on a dime.
And you're right about the insult. My daughters and their friends know I've talked about things like Palestine and 9/11 for two decades when it was very unpopular, and now they say popular opinion has caught up. Yet that gave me no street cred with this, I was just having an emotional, irrational reaction.
The bullies were also a shock. And that they were suddenly the heroes. In my sweet town that had always stood up for the underdog--which in retrospect was how they were manipulated.
I am definitely going to read and listen to more of Peter McLaughlin.
In the meantime:
“You can’t convince a believer of anything; for their belief is not based on evidence, it’s based on a deep seated need to believe.” Carl Sagan
This SO reminded me of a passage from ‘Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind’ by Yuval Noah Harari:
“So perhaps happiness is synchronising one’s personal delusions of meaning with the prevailing collective delusions. As long as my personal narrative is in line with the narratives of the people around me, I can convince myself that my life is meaningful, and find happiness in that conviction.”
You could substitute the word ‘happiness’ with ‘contentment’, ‘satisfaction’, ’pathological agenda’ and so on. I now realise that Yuval Noah Harari was not just making a casual observation - this was part of the mass psychosis weaponry.
I agree with Sagan, which is why I'm trying to break the casual habit of saying "I believe" and replace it with "based on my research, I tend to conclude..."
But it's also why I think you should choose your dogma and not let it choose you. Sagan has plenty of dogmas, I suspect, like a belief in the existence of the world and his body in it, his mind as separate from all other minds.
If you have no dogma, you have no ethics. There's nothing to base a system of ethics on.
I remember that quote from Sapiens and agree, it's the modus operandi of the great reset. They know that we'll adjust our sense of meaning and our belief that we're a good person to fit our actions. All they need to do is trick us into taking the action and give us a reason.
Peter talks about how the word 'because' ups compliance exponentially. It doesn't even need to make sense, it's just the word itself that triggers that there's a reason.
Thanks for making me feel better about my YT being taken down. It's a little sad because some people who I really like only find me that way. And they've got me hooked on the dopamine of seeing the little bars go up right after I release one. Sigh. The tricks they've used to induce compliance. Woof woof, where's my treat?
I think a good companion piece to Peter's video, (which agree was excellent) this interview with Dr. Nehls -who wrote The Indoctrinated Brain - with Tucker Carlson was both disturbing and hopeful. Explains a lot of why even now so many have not been reached. (Intention brain interference.) On the positive side - there are simple things we can do to reverse the damage done.
Not sure I'm ready for a retrospective, but appreciative you are, and your take on recognizing that most people were simply doing their best. (I'm often less gracious, and still, even now, when I see a masked person think 'idiot' before I feel sad for them.)
We learned many things we didn't want to learn, are still figuring out what happened, still repairing relationships and all of it in the midst of an ongoing ugly agenda. Kind of extraordinary. I think, overall, we are very impressive in our ability to adapt to the impossible, do our best to make sense amidst conflicting info and stay in integrity.
What will another year bring? Who knows, but I do so hope, it will bring more of us together, again.
You're so right about our strength in our ability to adapt to the impossible. In some ways, the women who stay in physically abusive marriages, like my former neighbor, are strong. Stupid but strong. Or maybe too adaptive for their own good. It's important to realize how our own resiliency is being used against us.
If this year brings us together, I want it to be in honesty or not at all. I'm not sure if I want people in my life who I know can turn on me. I think that's what this exercise in regressive trauma therapy has brought up for me.
And thanks for the recommendation! I'll listen later.
"if this year brings us together, I want it to be in honesty or not at all." I want that too though not sure we'll get it. And I still want the practical benefits of connection, particularly in a neighborhood, where many of my relationships were pretty superficial pre-Covid.
I think I may have mentioned in a comment on another post, that when a neighbor I am in a book club with (read monthly wine night) mentioned how 'so many people over reacted during covid' and I responded with, "You mean like you?" and then proceeded to give her examples, she genuinely (I think) didn't remember. Denied it outright. Fortunately another person there reinforced what I said, so she had to reconsider. She ended it, not by apologizing, or wondering what happened to her, but with a shrug. "Oh, well. I don't remember that."
It was unnerving. Would she turn on me again? I think so.
I'm glad you had someone to reinforce your version of reality. I think you're entirely right that people don't remember. And yes, it's completely unnerving.
I put a huge amount of effort into bringing my neighborhood together, years ago. And I'm glad I did. But now I come late and leave early, and figure a half glass of wine is my limit before I say something that will get me in trouble.
I'm not sure I want closer relationships with people in real life. But I'm very happy to have found people like you, Kathleen.
Totally unnerving. But I genuinely love your response to her -- "You mean like you?" -- I burst out laughing. Historically I've been pretty lily-livered about confronting people, unless it was to send some dish back to the kitchen. Then I'm FIERCE. 😂
The past few years have been a crash course in unraveling my fear of not being liked.
Yes I had the same crash course Mary and i know what you mean about accessing those gears between 1 (everything is fine) and 5 (take another step at your peril).
Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is how I think of the last few years, generally.
In so many ways it's been so uncomfortable and yet here we are, didn't kill us. and life - amazingly - goes on, we with it.
Many feelings that come up now- that in the past I might have spent time exploring - I often think - 'So what?' It's part of being human and it will pass. Faster and faster it does.'
All this pressure and insanity is changing us - by mostly I think, ridding us of those superficial assumed identities (be nice) we were taught and adopted to fit in. The conditioned stuff. So good riddance right?
I'm glad you caught that too. Did she even read it or does the cognitive dissonance go too deep? I couldn't hit 'like' for your post below. It makes me so sad.
Glad to see Kennedy's still on the right side of something, even if this costs him nothing. Cheers, Steve, I hope it gives you a sense of some solidarity against the madness.
Found out today that one of my community collaborators did not get the jab either.
She is a mother of nearly grown children, and before they were born, had spent several years in rural Kenya as a Japanese equivalence of a Peace Corp volunteer. I am guessing there is a strong correlation between her community activism and her capacity to see through the propaganda of the corporate nation-state. She is near the top of the list of those I want to interview and post. I hear the sound of sanity in her voice.
Back when I was teaching public speaking at TUJ, maybe 15 to 20 years ago, I used to record particularly intriguing programs from NPR to CDs and label them. All kinds of cool conversations and interviews about quirks of human nature, history-art-science-religion, new approaches to tackling social problems, and so on ... then grab that pile of CDs, take 'em to school and spread "em out on the table for students to peruse and choose from as one source material for public speeches.
TUJ was a bit expensive compared to most Japanese colleges, half having parents working at embassies or as executive expats from the financial sector. But half were non-native speakers, and NPR provided particularly good 'realia' as model speakers. I have no idea who is teaching that class now, but if that teacher is using current "realia" as source material, I feel sorry for the kids.
I was sitting here less than an hour's ride, chatting with other local activists trying to set up some alternative schools and had no idea the demos were taking place. It was only thanks to former Pharma insider Aussie17 that I found out. Now hoping that my increasing interaction with him will tip me off ahead of time to the next rallies. If Japan falls to the WHO, even with a permanent resident card, as a retired dissident foreigner, my neck will be among the first on the chopping block.
Hi Mary. Left my job and career path about 10 years ago when I resigned in protest from an Associate Prof. position. Academia has always been neck deep with petty politics, but when you are the only tenured foreigner, add racism to the mix.
And though I don't know Michelle "Mike" Ng's vax status ... the documentation of her farewell and passing was almost unbearably heart-breaking. Singapore is one of the many countries showing a sharp rise in cancer correlating with a vaccine status which may soon be mandated by the WHO.
"[Peter McLaughlin] says to the interviewers, “every decision the three of us have ever made in our lives, whether it's big or small, was an emotional decision that we later went to the conscious mind to justify.”
yes. the conscious mind uses reason to rationalise and the beginning of that process begins with, in McLaughlin's language, an unconscious emotion attaching to an idea that has more often than not been received from an outside influence. again, McLaughlin's description of this mechanism is spot on, clear, concise and to the point.
This has been part of my recent shadow work, looking at the shadows and deepening my understanding of the relationship between consciousness and its oft associated 'god' reason, and the unconscious where non-verbal 'ideas' (emotions) can and do come into existence and, with the mechanisms McLaughlin outlined, become rationalised ideologies. fascinating stuff.
Hahaha! I'm guessing you read my answer to Kerry. In one of my old episodes called The Utopian Imagination I suggest we have planning committees where everyone is madly in love with the others, and I say Russell's listeners are a great place to start. That was what I loved about him, and what still makes me hope he's not a fake--he's just so unabashedly affectionate towards everyone, whether he agrees with them or not. Here's that link, in case you want to boost my ratings while I'm banned and my average is taking a nosedive: https://youtu.be/BTxuuSnRrZI. And it quotes Ursula K LeGuin, if that makes it more tempting!
That's exactly what I'm responding to. And I'm right with you -- if Russell's an imposter I will be beyond sad, and I will probably never trust anyone on a screen again. Which perhaps is wise? 🙄
Okay, heading over to YouTube now to do what I can 😂
And even if you click on it and click off, it counts as a view ;-) I think in that one I'd just recovered from losing my voice, so I've got that sultry husky thing going on. It can get annoying.
Tereza, as always, I am blown away by your grace in connecting with people. What a generous and loving yet very firm letter to the director of the arts organization. I read her letter to you explaining all of the org's choices during covid and I thought "how the heck does one even respond to this?" and I'm glad I get to witness your masterclass in responding with connection and care and clarity. No bullshit. And I think this sums it up wonderfully: "The critical question for you is whether you were told the truth. That’s what everything you’ve done relies on."
My son and husband have left for baseball practice. I'm sitting here mad as hell, grieving again for those years, eating some chocolate for comfort. Grieving that my husband still believes those lies and shows no interest in questioning authority, at least in the medical realm.
I was very lucky that my parents didn't get vaxxed, and my siblings all understood my choice to not get vaxxed. The real struggle was with my husband - and one of his best qualities is that he does not pressure me or ask me to change. He is good at accepting. But I begged him to consider my points, to not get the shots. And I stood my ground that my son would not get them.
Today I am teaching a workshop on connecting to Holistic Purpose. From the outside, it sure seems you are living your purpose, Tereza.
Oh thank you for that link and compliment, marta. Your workshop on connecting to Holistic Purpose sounds wonderful.
And I'm glad you appreciated my letter. I wrote it before I heard Peter's interview but as I recorded it, I thought 'check, check and check.' I was impressed with my past self and just how many sentences I had used to see her point of view! And it is his technique to ask a question. That makes the person need to engage with it.
At my mother's funeral, my vax-skeptic brother in Germany didn't come because he was afraid they wouldn't let him return there. My pro-vax brother in Baltimore came without his family and set at the other end of two pews, stood apart during the graveside service, and left immediately after. I remember going back to the empty house, where one person dropped off a bouquet of flowers, for which I was grateful. The church had more people on the altar, with pallbearers, than in the pews. My mom deserved better. It still makes me tear up to think about.
How sad this is. You deserved better, you deserved a chance to honor your mother's life with others who knew her. Your mom deserved better, I'm sure.
My observation is that we are entering a time of sickness and death. Little comfort, but at least some of us will be prepared for what is coming. People who are prepared for PTSD-causing incidents do better if prepared, though it still takes a toll. Also, there's something called pre-grieving for the losses we inevitably face in life, but no one of us can be prepared for the enormity of this, I suspect.
I'm determined to hang in there as best I can, because it's one way of prevailing against the death/destruction bringers. This includes continuing to love those who have shown themselves to be untrustworthy. Love, but not trust, so it's not a mutual kind of love, I think. It's a groundwork for healing, but that takes the other person understanding what they have done. Repentance.
Isn't it though? It's such a vivid memory to me, walking back into the empty house and wondering, what do I do now? My daughters and I had traveled at Thanksgiving 2020 because they'd just opened nursing facilities back up for visitors. But before we could get in, they said there was a massive outbreak. So we never got to see her and it wasn't until I got back home that they told me she'd died. I have my suspicions, of course, but life had been reduced to such a tedium of isolation and hallway bingo at that point, I couldn't be too sorry.
That's a great way to put it, Katie--love but not trust. Keep your boundaries. Protect your heart.
Tereza, reading the story of your mom's death, and the events following... well, it simply shatters my heart. I had no idea. It's no wonder you still tear up to think about it. Wish I could leap through this dumb keyboard and hug you. XOX
So, so sad and strange. What a grief to not be with your mother when she died, and to not have community there for the funeral.
I was thinking this morning, not a new thought for anyone reading here, but feeling it in my body, how the powers tried to erode human connection, human community, that most basic thing that we humans need. Reducing even further to individual status, which makes us less powerful. And all the ways that wars and arguments are turning us against each other. I'm susceptible to it too, in my areas of weakness, such as the covid morass. But we are provoked into arguing and division around race, isreal/gaza, proper language use, gender. Fighting this stuff (that truly affects people's lives) while economics is the foundational issue. The rich keep getting richer while they keep us arguing over pronouns and identities and wars. I know I'm not saying anything new to you - the mother of bringing a true economic solution!
This is so off topic, but I'd love to read your thoughts about the trans tangles sometime, if you care to weigh in on that. I like the concept of 'gender' being fluid, so that we all can each connect with our own inner masculine and inner feminine in different ways at different times. But how that is playing out with surgeries and drugs and affecting kids breaks my heart. And I have compassion for those caught in the tangle, I know people who have gone through gender transition. One my of dear friends from college, her step child is at the forefront of gender inclusive bathrooms - this child truly has felt born into the wrong body from birth. And then I can't help but wonder if it's all a big misdirection to distract us.
'trans tangle' is another great phrase. And perhaps the topic most sure to offend someone either way--but when has that deterred me?
I'll think about that as an article but try out some ideas here. In principle, 1) whatever someone does that doesn't take the same or a greater right away from anyone else should be legal. 2) It shouldn't be required of anyone else to accommodate one person's desires, whether socially or economically or as a parent or fellow bathroom users.
The reader I went on a hike with turned out to be on the forefront of this issue and had spoken about it in front of the House of Lords, based on her experience as a mother of a daughter who decided she was her son. She's gathered some shocking testimonies from parents, for gender surgeries on very young children done without their knowledge. My brother has dealt with it with his son/ daughter.
Psychologically, it gives kids community and a way of feeling special, and I love that for them. It also gives them a tremendous amount of power in the current paradigm. Parents are told their kids are at suicide risk and are walking on eggshells. Counselors and doctors can lose their licenses for suggesting the child stays the way they are and tries to be happy with it. Imagine that power inversion a generation ago!
And OMG I'm glad I graduated before UCSC went to gender inclusive group bathrooms. They had them at my daughter's work and she had explosive diarrhea one day, then walked out of the stall at the same time as the guy she had a crush on.
YES that this is all meant to divide, distract and disorient us.
Thank you Tereza for sharing my story! I feel it is important to look back and process what has happened. Hopefully now that it’s been a little while, more minds will begin to open up and see clearly.
Thank you for your beautifully told and courageous stories, CM. You are so nuanced in your view, giving people the benefit of the doubt yet continuing to speak up. I'm glad that it's led to better things for you. That's what I've observed with all the people whose stories I know personally. With hardships and even tragedy, something good has come out of it. I don't mean this just for people on 'my side.' There are hard consequences but, in the end, Spirit is writing the ultimate script and that has a happy ending for all of us, I suspect.
TC: "I look at the 1987 defunding of Peter Duesberg as the replacement of science and empirical data with the religion of profit-friendly woke-speak."
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“When we read scientific literature written in the 70s, liberal, left, and right, we’re immersed in a world of openly honest people. They can be mistaken, say untrue things, but they are all genuinely dedicated to the logos. And then there’s some kind of frontier, when they all started to lie, which in my opinion is connected to a shift of liberals to the left. Suddenly, Western society began to become very stupid; it became narrower and narrower.“
- Alexander Dugin (31 August 2017):
Source:
• Interview with Alexander Dugin (and Paul Robinson)
Very interesting but I don't know if I'd call it a shift to the left. The extremes always seem more interesting where people are thinking for themselves. This seemed like they just got more shallow and trendy. But I agree with Dugin that something's changed from the 70's--liberals used to have integrity. And he's right about scientific literature, that seemed immune for awhile from politics.
I was trying t9 listen to your rumble video on my phone. It refused to give me the option of skipping the 2 minute advertisement regardless of how I flipped the fone. When the first ad was over it again wanted me to view a long ad. This hasn't happened on other rumble kids for me.
Nicely written article. Agree, it was a hell of an eye opener these last 4 years...
I'm so sorry for that annoyance, Amy. I don't monetize and I do pay for a YT membership so I can watch my videos without ads and make sure everything syncs up. I don't know why Rumble would load it up with ads, especially ones you can't click out of.
I'm in the city visiting family and I have only seen one mask, worn by a woman who looked like she is going through some kind of radiation treatment.
The pandemicists are quite obviously ginning up bird flu fears, like they are just waiting for the right time to release that Kraken, presumably right before election day, keep people from going to the polls. I wonder though, who is going to believe it next time? I'm not sure it has penetrated, that the government paid to make Covid-19 and leased the jabs. But I'm pretty sure most adults are going to be a lot more skeptical than last time, when they pull that stunt again.
'release that Kraken,' hahaha! I'm glad we're delving into apocalyptic humor. Yes, I'd like to believe we'd be more skeptical next time. I hope this is backfiring for them. And maybe Ukraine immunized us against being so gullible on foreign policy. I think that's true at some level.
I stopped watching the Fear Networks (The Net Works! 🙌) decades ago. I’m an early adopter on this one. In fact I’m almost always an early adopter. I have tended in the past ascribe at least some truth to the fear networks’ Net.
Not anymore [Miggs]
I be immunized with GlobalPhychAntiBullshitterall.
• Will Mandatory Support of Israel Soon Replace Mandatory COVID Vaccines as a Condition for Employment? Support for Israel Already Mandated in 38 States … by Brian Shilhavy, Editor, Health Impact News
https://healthimpactnews.com/2024/will-mandatory-support-of-israel-soon-replace-mandatory-covid-vaccines-as-a-condition-for-employment-support-for-israel-already-mandated-in-38-states/
Woah! That's really shocking. My youngest daughter says I don't realize how much freedom I have as a gainfully unemployed person. It's much more of a factor for her, who still has a lifetime to get through and has never been good at shutting up, especially on Palestine.
Julius, I'm going to start using Overment instead of Government. It's so much more descriptive. Nef, I remember reading about these anti-BDS laws in California pre-Covid. The most heartbreaking account was a grade school teacher who wouldn't take the 'loyalty oath' to Israel. It really shook me that it was possible to do that.
Today I'm actually less concerned. Maybe because everything's falling apart so fast but the fastest collapse is the Jewish victim narrative. Jews themselves are jumping this sinking ship. Israel has no moral authority any longer in the world but even in the US ... and even in California. I can't imagine having the conversation we are even five years ago. Unthinkable! But now many, many people are ready to take a closer look.
Maybe I should have said Ovenment - my faux pas
That typo - must have been an unseen force. I BELIEVE! :-)
HahHah! That's what it takes to make a convert!
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Wow, I just read from this link and I'm speechless. What do the "States" think they are going to do about those of us who don't support the Terrorist State of Israel? I'm self employed are they going to try to fire me? De-license by business? As an Independent Sovereign, I have designated the State of Israel as an occupier of lands it has zero rights to.
The Heka Khasut (Hyksos) ancestors to the Ashkenazi, are the ones who committed atrocities. Not the Ancient Egyptians, not the German people; not the Muslims of the Middle East. It was always the same culture; always hiding, they should just come out and state publicly what they stand for.
Vaccines were a deliberate poisoning of the medicine; just like the Hyksos bread makers poisoned the bread and food of the regular people, but ate their own "Passover Bread."
It's time to make it clear there will be no civilization after normalization of killing children in Gaza.
I feel I need to look into this further. It really intrigues me where it all started, who they really are and what is their ultimate goal? I am fairly certain that their ancestry is not Middle Eastern, especially when you see 'white' people wanting to reduce the population of 'white' people. I have read many tales of the Khazarians and how they adopted that particular religion due to pressure from Russia. Is that a red herring?
My next episode, to make languishing in YT jail count, is What is a Jew?
They were called Heka Khasut, in ancient Egypt; Jew is just "New", I think if it's pronounced with a "Y" sound then it's "Yew."
lol just having fun with the language stuff. ;-)
There are numerous possibilities as to where the Parasite Culture came from.
The story about the Khazarians at first seems straight forward, but it's really not. My impression is, in every culture where a ruling class developed, there was a trend towards it becoming avaricious and parasitic to the culture they were in.
I'm not sure that 'race' is an object in the goal being complete eradication; they want to hold down the rest of the population to conscript it into service to benefit themselves. There obviously is a goal of reducing the overall population, so the remainder can be managed more easily. That part seems to make sense.
Russia became enemy to the Khazars because of what they were doing to the whole area where they exerted influence. Khazars were also known for their penchant for blood sacrifices, kidnapping children from the villages, road banditry, name stealing and general theft. When they pretended to convert to Judaism, they were found to be maintaining their old ways of crime, so Russia and Persia joined forces in eradicating the Khazarian Empire. The individuals who are the true parasites are the ones at the top of their system. Normies of their culture know very little about own crime syndicates. Today's Khazars are the Sabbateans that run all the worlds Corporations, NGO's and Governments. There's a lot of details to sift through.
I think about the original evolution of these parasites as having come from the Black Sea Flood, I have a description of it in this post:
https://nefahotep.substack.com/p/rh-negative-blood-and-antediluvian
Here's part of it:
Formation of the Black Sea
Main article: Black Sea deluge hypothesis from Wikipedia
The exact cause and date of the formation of the Bosporus remain a subject of debate among geologists. One recent hypothesis, dubbed the Black Sea deluge hypothesis, which was launched by a study of the same name in 1997 by two scientists from Columbia University, postulates that the Bosporus was flooded around 5600 BCE (revised to 6800 BCE in 2003) when the rising waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the Sea of Marmara broke through to the Black Sea, which at the time, according to the hypothesis, was a low-lying body of fresh water.[citation needed]
Needing to move helped spread new genetics
Along with formerly isolated populations now in need of a new home, there were young people who needed life partners while living in unfamiliar places. So, formerly isolated genetics began to get mixed in places where it hadn’t been before. Aside from the Black Sea event, this genetic mixing had been going on for a long time, anyway.
If a population was always wandering around, getting into new places, taking things from established cultures; it makes sense why they would eventually become considered trespassers and thieves.
I hope that helps, of course please feel free to peruse the archived posts, nearly all of Dragon Court is about trying to pin down exactly who these people really are.
What was the purpose of dissolving the Prussian Empire with WWI? What were the parasites trying to accomplish? I had heard from The Archivist (on YouTube) that the Prussians were mining Radium and that they were getting too powerful.
Not ignoring your question, I just don't know enough, Anneke.
This is the first I’ve heard about the passover bread. Do you have an article about this?
I have some references, no direct papers talk about it. There is a large amount of circumstantial evidence that the Beetle was used to provide the yeast source for leavening bread.
[For reference see ""Made for Each Other:"" Ascomycete Yeasts and Insects
https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/microbiolspec.funk-0081-2016 ]
also please see:
FUNGI AND BEETLES / Diversity within diversity — by Roy Anderson
Dept. of Agriculture & Environmental Science, The Queenʼs University of Belfast, Newforge Lane — manual link: https://pdf.sciencedirectassets.com -- from this you will need to query the site for the title manually, sorry about that.
My first introduction to this was Rhonda, "Wildhrody" who had this to say:
I've been working on writing about the dung-rolling Scarab Beetle and why it was sacred to the Egyptians, which I now believe was more of a warning, especially since Covid unfolded.
From what I've found so far, I think they were using the ground up beetles to poison the Egyptians with leavened bread, hence why the Israelites were instructed to only eat unleavened bread for 7 days during the Passover. I also think they used them in Babylon/Babel, as well.
In the late 1800's, Colonel Vyse had found a 'black' powder, all over the floor, in only one of the pyramid tombs, and first thought it was bat dung. He had it tested and found it was powdered cast-off shells of insects, which scarabs are black insects.
I later found that the immuno-suppressant drug, Ciclosporin (notice: Cycle Spore In), used on organ transplant patients to shut down their immune systems so their bodies wouldn't reject organ transplants, was developed from an Ascomycete fungus found on Scarab Beetles, as well. (Fungi disburse spores). This drug has serious side effects, which includes "confusion," cancer, Cytomegalovirus and a rise in fatal opportunistic bacterial, viral, or "fungal" infections.
They then confounded the language, which confound means to confuse, as Ciclosporin does, as well. So, how would they do that, other than to poison the people, because we know it wasn't some supernatural event done by gods.
As we see today, autistic children have had their language confounded, as well, and I thoroughly believe it's caused from the repeated poisonous vaccines they are mandated to take.
They are also poisoning our wheat (bread) and other food supplies with Monsanto Glyphosates. Further, the Ascomycete family of fungi is what's used to leaven bread.
When I mention Sharn bread, I refer to this:
Babel was in the land of "Shinar = I Sharn," with Sharn meaning dung, muck; and scarabs were once called sharn-bugs.
Wiki States:
Shinar (/ˈʃaɪnɑːr/; Hebrew שִׁנְעָר Šinʿār, Septuagint Σενναάρ Sennaár) is the name for the southern region of Mesopotamia used by the Hebrew Bible.
https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=sharn
I'm trying to figure out where to respond on my own stack so it will show up. What an excellent problem to have!
Rhonda, I'm deep into From Yahweh to Zion and loving it! I'm so grateful you told me about it. Both he and Robert Sepehr, I think it is, talk about the race of lepers in Egypt who then brought in foreign invaders out of spite and resentment for being segregated. Guyenot states what I've observed, that the formula for the Yahwists is inversion--everything they do is stated as being done to them by others.
When it says Moses was afflicted with halting speech, and that's why Aaron speaks for him, could it indicate a leper?
And the Greek archons counted wealth in barley. The pyramids were called the Pharaoh's grain siloes. And if Cain's clan was the Kenites, who were the metalworkers as Tubal-Cain was, they would have been essential to coinage and the taxation-slavery-conquest cycle. Later the clan, who would have been despised by the common people, erases Cain and becomes the clan of Seth, combining the high priests with monetary power.
So happy you're having this deep exchange of research in my stack!
Btw, Tereza, I saw on one of your earlier posts, that you wanted me to decode the book title, "Sacred Economics." I missed that before. It has a lot of codes, but one stood out to me, so far. I'm still working on it.
Sacred Economics = Cronies' Scam Code."
Without reading the book, I also wondered if there was code talk to those in the know, and with code referring to law. This also reminded me of "crony capitalism," which is exactly what is going on around us. Just thought I'd share here, since I'm on this page.
Very interesting, Rhonda! That would certainly go along with Eisenstein speaking at Bretton Woods. Thanks for putting your mind to that! It also works just at the surface level, since it gives the impression that we can just do some mystical gift economy mixed with yoga and we don't need to worry about all those details in designing something that would work.
Hi Tereza. I'm so glad you're enjoying the book, like I did. I'm sporadically reading it again and need to get a digital copy so I can do searches on topics when something comes to mind, where I can't remember the details.
It's interesting about the lepers, as leprosy is a pustular rash, like smallpox or cytomegalovirus, mentioned above. I wonder if they were poisoning/infecting people, even their own, and then sending them into cities to infect others? Perhaps an early form of biological warfare? As for Moses, maybe he had accidentally eaten something poisonous that caused a form of autism, tics, or confusion, or perhaps the Levite tribe had inbred too much??
So, in regard to who's who in the Bible, like Cain or Tubal-Cain, I now think they were probably diversions by the priestly Levite class, which I think is what you're saying. They wanted Bible believers to think that Cain was so evil there had to be a "fake" flood to wipe him and his descendants out. They then glorified themselves as the saved godly people, yet they continued on with the same bad murderous, power-hungry behaviors. People even fell for Lot being a good guy that god saved while then blaming his daughters for having sex with their dad. The narcissistic part of the psychopath loves attention, whether it's positive or negative.
Then, what are the chances of both Cain's and Seth's descendants having a son named Lamech, also a murderer, who was Noah's father? Then you have Abraham about to murder his own son, Isaac. There's not an entity that exists that would cause me to even contemplate that. They'd have to murder me.
The Bible is actually an insult to people's intelligence, yet here I am giving it attention and thinking I can eventually prove it's all one big fat f#*king lie, when most people don't want to see, all while their children are being poisoned, maimed, or murdered by these nutjobs.
"You can lead a horse to knowledge, but you can't make him think." ~unknown.
Great quote! I have some new thoughts on this leprosy thing but I'm going to save them for the episode I'm working on. I'm eager to get your response to it. I love this long conversation we're having!
You bring up more important details about how the clan of Seth comes into being, one of the Hyksos kings names was Apophis.
Could I send you a draft of the post I'm writing, so you could just look it over? I know it might be a big ask, but I think you know more about the chronology of how things happened in the Biblical world.
Definitely send me the draft, not a big ask at all. We're in this deciphering thing together, I'll help any way I can.
Nef, this is a bit off topic, but does pertain to the poisonous Pfizer jabs and Zion/Nazi.
Pfizer partnered up with BioNTech, which is located in Germany, the infamous Nazi stomping grounds. The licensed name of Pfizer's jabs was Comirnaty (sounds like "come here naughty":) The common name is what struck me, however, which is called "Tozinameran." Do you see it? T-"ozina"-meran. It shows both Zion and Nazi, with the letters all neatly packaged together. Just thought that strange. Also "Tozinameran = Amen Zion Rat = Amen Nazi Rot = Tora(h) Nazi Men (Tora is Swedish spelling for Torah), and a few others, but you get the point. Just thought I'd share:)
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/torah (for Swedish tora).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfizer%E2%80%93BioNTech_COVID-19_vaccine
And under mRNA section, it shows "tozinameran" as another name for Pfizer's jabs:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudouridine
You're right. And it's interesting how much effort they put into placement of hidden word roots. It has to be deliberate.
They probably don't realize that there are people like us who are seeing the hidden word magic. ;-)
Wheat is the “staff of life”. There’s also something particularly galling about being poisoned by it. Recently King Arthur flour started adding “enzyme” to their organic flour. I guess we are complicit if we don’t do our own research into the ingredients.
Also, buying halal is often helpful. Halal food trucks got my daughter through college.
AnnekeB, Something I can't remember if I shared with Nef, are the following decodes. It may also catch you up, as well:
"Scarab Beetle = A Babel Secret = Creates Babel." (I see Babel as Babble, like speech confusion and the confounding of the language).
Also, this code led me to dig into the Babel story. I was then led to find info on Ciclosporin, after my mom's passing, when I looked into the only pharma drug she took, which was Restastis for dry eyes. Its main ingredient was Ciclosporin. Imagine my surprise when I found Ciclosporin was discovered on the Scarab Beetle.
Then this:
"Build Back Better = Debut Babel Trick."
That was a repeated hypnotic phrase used by Biden and other politicians, shortly after the jabs were introduced and when Biden took office. Further, Biden's first name is Joseph, which I know may be a coincidence, but biblical Joseph was around when they were poisoning the Egyptians, even though the current biblical interpretation indicates otherwise. Archaeologic findings conflict with what the Bible says today, but before it was changed, they said the Coptic version had shown that Jacob and his tribes moved to Pithom when connecting with Joseph. Pithom was supposed to be built hundreds of years after Joseph's death and was a city the Israelites were said to have been slaves building it. The archaeologists also showed that one of the grain storehouses was controlled by a priest named "Mer Ar." One of Levi's priestly class sons was named "Merari," during the Joseph time, as well.
And this bears repeating:
"Operation Warp Speed = We Reap Poisoned Trap."
I was just writing about this also on Nef's latest: https://nefahotep.substack.com/p/first-holocaust-in-ancient-history. He mentions Osarseph as Moses ordering Pharaoh to 'release the Hebrew slaves.' But I saw Osarseph as Joseph, and also tying into Sephardic 'Jews' although it's the latter word I'm questioning as existing until recently.
When Joseph is in the dungeon, he interprets a dream of the Pharaoh's chief baker, whose been put there, and says he'll be hanged in three days and the buzzards will eat his body--symbolized as the bread. So maybe the people tried to poison the Hyksos or the Hyksos tried to poison the Pharaoh but was caught and blamed it on the baker, and went to unleavened bread.
Rhonda, your research is amazing. I always look forward to reading your posts because you see so much that I am unaware of. Thank you!
I started doing research on food about 15 years ago, anything processed is going to have "Contractual Ingredients," that's "agreed to" poisoning, especially here in the US.
The best and quickest way to avoid the Ingredients of the Corporate Food maker is buying food from local farmers and growing it. If you seek prepared food, buy at ethnic groceries.
I get most of my flour from Indian Markets. Chaki Ata, bread is completely free of chemicals. Homemade chapati is delicious. ;-)
Very interesting. That sounds so awful. Like you said, it’s no different from what happens today. I just recently got spooked by the microbial/vegetarian rennets that are used in cheese production. We are constantly being poisoned in our food and water supply.
Hi Nef. Hope you are well. And thank you for spreading the word:) I can't remember if I shared this part about what I also found, in regard to the dung beetle and bread. I found this odd that in Exodus 9:32, after a big hail and fire storm - one of the LORD'S supposed plagues on Egypt - the wheat and "rie" or rye, were "not smitten" because "they were not grown up." Then, in Exodus 12:23, as commanded to do, blood is placed around the doorways so they "will not suffer the destroyer to come into your houses to smite you." It surely never made sense that some alleged supernatural being would not know the difference between the Israelite's or Egyptian's houses, but this is what I think it meant, on a deeper level. "Destroyer = Stored Rye." It was the un-smitten rye bread that they mixed the leavening dung-fungi-yeast into. Ever notice that there's a rye bread in the grocery called Jewish Rye?
You are right, there's one more interesting item: It's called "Darnel Grain" it's wheat's "evil twin." Bread makers and Beer Brewers knew about it for thousands of years, it's first acknowledged to have appeared in Egypt, roughly around the time of the Exodus. Darnel has been known for causing disorientation, psychotic reactions and hallucinations and in some cases the intoxication can cause death. Coupled with the use of the beetle parts in bread, I wonder just how many things these descendants of the Hyksos want to repeat.
Here's some info on Darnel:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/wheats-evil-twin-has-been-intoxicating-humans-for-centuries
Based on the Ipuwer Papyrus; these Hyksos had actually infiltrated into Egyptian society and took jobs that enabled them to provide the foul bread.
This may have been part of the Grain Tax Arrangement; Farmers had to pay in grain, because grain was used in making bread, they were effectively making an exchange one for the other --- for their own food. A majority of them may have gotten behind on their grain tax because it was a system of usury. Knowing that if they grew the grain, they couldn't keep any of it, they stopped working the fields with the grain seeds, food production got choked by the grain tax, while the people began to live off credit for grain that wasn't being grown. This created famine.
Nef, I've never heard about Darnel Grain, so will check out your link. And interesting theory on using it with beetles. It was Rameses V that was first incidence of smallpox found, which is a pustular skin disease. Cytomegalovirus is also a side effect of Ciclosporin and a pustular skin disease, as well.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/history/british/empire_seapower/smallpox_01.shtml
Prescribing info for Ciclosporin:
https://www.novartis.com/us-en/sites/novartis_us/files/sandimmune.pdf
Also, very interesting about the Grain Tax. I had never heard of that. There was a book from the late 1800's or early 1900's, that someone linked a few copied pages to me, on a pdf. I've since lost it and spent days searching for the link, to no avail. What I was able to read was that the Russians had to go through the Jews in order to process and sell any of their meat, and also had to pay them fees/taxes. There was also a numbered list, and what was very odd was the number 33 on the list was about anyone doing something illegal/criminal, they wouldn't turn them in, but would hold it over their head for future blackmail, when needed. (I'm paraphrasing). The #33 reminded me of freemasons. I've often wondered if they drug people, put them in compromising situations and then blackmail them. I think that happened to a Toronto mayor, who had publicly spoken out against them. Then, a picture showed him with another man whose arm was around him, and he looked really drugged out. Afterwards he came out profusely apologizing.
I have no doubt that they infiltrate and even are right now for that matter, as Nakam was about them infiltrating the water systems, where they were going to poison the German's water, but got caught with it and then threw overboard. They then went about infiltrating German kitchens on base, and poisoned 6K loaves of bread.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakam
Then we have "Operation Cast Thy Bread," (strange name), where they were going to poison the Arab and Palestinian wells. The good article that really broke this down is behind a paywall now, but here's another link.
https://thecradle.co/articles/documents-reveal-israel-tried-to-poison-palestinian-wells-in-1948
If I hadn't shown this before - "Operation Warp Speed = We Reap Poisoned Trap." And, "Coronavirus Pandemic = Our Mad Prion Vaccines." (Mad cow disease is caused by misfolded proteins called Prions).
Lastly, Gen. 47 does speak about the Egyptians giving up their land, wherein they are given seed to grow by Joseph. They then had to give up 20% of what they grew to the Pharaoh and priests, "UNTO THIS DAY." What's strange about the story is that it was either in the 2nd year of the famine or possibly the 4th, when Joseph gave them the seeds. The famine was supposed to last for 7 years, according to Joseph's dream interpretation, so this proves it was all an agenda to take control of their food, land, and animal resources. But then they moved the Egyptians into the city. Think 15-minute cities today.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=genesis+47&version=KJV
Anyway, off to read you link:) Thank you!
Censorship Industrial Complex. Our tax dollars at work. Yay for free speech!
Well, you know who rules you, or think they should. A lot of people don't know that they got the Nοαhιdε Laws on the books inside the Εdυcαtion Day legislation signed by Bush in around 1995, I think it was.
Can you explain more about that Claire? Any links? While I'm in YT purgatory, I might as well post some more edgy videos on Rumble and make it worth my time ;-)
Hi Tereza - I would have to search for links. I read about it several times, but years ago now. However, the link provided by Julius below is a good summary of what occurred. I would say that most Americans are unaware of this.
I also read not long before Convid, that they received large shipments of guillotines into the US, Canada and Australia. How true that is, is anyone's guess.
1991 actually. The number of links to commentaries could fill a thread.
• NOW THE [jewish] OVERNMENT CAN LEGALLY KILL CHRISTIANS - Bill Dannemeyer - U.S. Congressman, 1979-1992
http://www.thinkoutsidethebeast.com/congressman-william-e-dannemeyer/
Thanks.
wow.
not enough. wow! [with headshake.]
a real sign that the deep state (or something) is doubling down on gaslighting and controlling the narrative to hide the truth. what is the truth?
fascinating times.
Hey thank you so much for putting me on to Peter McLaughlin. I adore my husband but I get what you mean about falling in love with Peter. He is so understated and articulate and completely nails his subject matter. I had a bit of an insight whilst watching which I am going to reflect on deeply. I am in the 25% who was not fooled by the Covid scam and I reflect at times on why this is so.
Peter talks about how every decision we make is emotional and that we rationalise it afterwards, this is how the controllers nudge us in particular directions. I have always inclined more towards feeling rather than a more intellectual approach. When meeting my husband I said to him that I preferred to feel my way through life and as an over thinker this was immensely attractive to him. This does not preclude being fooled but I think because of my conscious awareness of this process of where decisions come from I was more open to seeing that I had indeed been fooled.
The global warming con comes to mind as a narrative where I mentally sidestepped those trying to expose it because of a belief. That was something that joined my mother and me in a good emotional place where we were part of the tribe trying to stop climate change. We marched on one of the school marches in Australia and I have a lovely picture of us from that day. Now she considers me a conspiracy theorist and while we still have a loving relationship that sense of closeness is not there anymore. Who knows maybe I can use some of Peter's ideas to talk to her one day but right now I just do my best to maintain the relationship.
Anyway I am not quite sure where I am going with this but thanks for your posts. I haven't had as much time lately to take in a lot of information so I try to stick to things that resonate and inform and this interview has truly inspired me. In deep gratitude. (-:
I'm so glad you found that it resonated, Kerry! Having seen the photo of Mary of the adorable dimples, you can see why she's not threatened by all of us being in love with Peter. But I'm so happy to hear a woman say she adores her husband and she is immensely attractive to him. Those stories make the world go round!
Is it as high as 25% who didn't fall for the CovidCon? It doesn't feel like that many to me but maybe because I'm in California. Being in Australia, I think you'd like this one on Battleground Melbourne: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/down-under-torn-asunder. I think it's one of two where I cried making it.
The global warming con got me too. The first edition of my book How to Dismantle an Empire had the subtitle 'and fund the green new deal.' Yikes!
My daughters thought I was a conspiracy theorist too. We don't talk about it much anymore but it got very hurtful for awhile. I had a dream last night that my oldest felt she just couldn't relate to me anymore, and the feeling of that dream is still lingering. Once you know that people can turn on you in a flash, it's just so hard to get back to fully trusting your relationship.
Sending gratitude to you also!
The 25% figure came from the Asch conformity experiments that Peter mentioned but I agree it doesn’t feel like it out in the community. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t correct or close to the truth. I do believe it’s a growing section of society but very hard to quantify.
I wept through Battleground Melbourne, such a brave documentary of courageous activists who stood their ground. But we’re still fighting for our freedoms here in Oz with the government pushing through the Digital ID bill in the senate without debate.
You are definitely ground zero for their agenda. Along with NZ, Canada and California for different parts of it. It seems like they're experimenting with what they can get away with in different places.
Yes, Battleground Melbourne was very well done. The simple interviews against a white background, telling their stories through the timeline and their perspectives. It was, of course, the man who put himself on the train tracks who made me cry. He embodied that whole sense of isolation and abandonment, and giving up. There's a place in me that's right there with him, even now.
I think it was that place that my dream about my daughter brought back. In it, she lived with a bunch of people and I talked to one woman and the next thing I knew she had died but everyone was just going on like normal. My daughter had decided that she just couldn't relate to me and I had this vivid feeling that maybe this time it would be easier just to die. I think there's that trauma in all of us.
I'm so sorry to hear about your daughters, Tereza. I've been dealing with my son about the very same thing, hence why I became quiet. He's been living with us for 8.5 months, until he gets his "after divorce" stuff figured out, and I feel like I can't say anything within my own home anymore, even when talking with my daughter or husband, without him acting like an ungrateful, snippy little brat. Then I feel guilty b/c I don't trust him anymore and almost feel like I'm going numb, as well. I will say my patience is running very thin. Anyway, I'm trying to work my way back into the conversations here:)
That sounds so very hard, Rhonda. I can imagine how that feels all too vividly. Almost like being ousted from your own home. I'm so sorry you're going through that.
I think that it is historically precise to say that classical liberalism is the father of many paternalistic and authoritarian horrors. The most recent of those is the latent madness of safetyism, which reached its paroxysm in the convid madness.
I hear double tee Crawford complains about 85º F outside masking. I can beat that easily: in Spain it's very common that temperatures reach 95ºF during the Summer nights, and it soars to 110 º during the day, and this is normal (more frequent in the interior of the country, which many tourists never knwo) and people still wore those god damn masks all those years.
You can still see people biking while masked and doing jogging while masked.
I never believed that doing excercise was any good for mental health, but thanks to the covidian cult now I have proof!
But ideologies are nothing. Practice is everything.
And in practice, we are all victims of an ongoing war of aggression, by a transideological death cult who endeavors to kill many people that the cult considers expendable and ripe for sacrifice.
There is no excuse for this political practice of ritualistic killing of defensless people in hospitals, and there is little excuse for writers who continue to play along the greatest crime against humanity ever committed.
I don't know what classical liberalism is, or what it means to you. Could you define it please?
My first experience of putting on the muzzle was at a garden store outside! on a hot day. I had to crouch down by the potted plants awhile because I thought I was going to faint. When I had to wear them at the grocery store, I started getting panic attacks. That triggered my asthma, which I almost never got anymore. And I just couldn't believe that everyone was going along with it, with no protest. It was realizing they could have gotten out cattle prods and people would say, "Oh well, it's because ..." If they said anything at all.
Haha, I like your non-belief that exercise is good for mental health. Way to be agnostic!
I couldn't believe everyone going along with the masks as well. My son was in nature school preschool and his school doubled down on masking! Outdoors for little kids! They even took up N95s when that became the rage. We left that nature school asap and went to a nature group organized by another rebellious mom. At this nature school, random strangers would give the kids dirty looks or outright yell "stay away from me". What an initiation of realizing the world was topsy turvy.
It's almost like we've seen the world was a play and that people will enact whatever script they're given. And now we're expected to forget that and go back into the act.
I'm not sure what I would've done if my kids were still little. I'm glad you found fellow rebels. That is the litmus test, it did show who people were, although I still say I would have made their decisions in their shoes. Why wouldn't I?
My dance group held classes outside in a park, until someone got us kicked out. I remember neighbors walking past, fully masked and glaring at us, while they walked their dogs 30' away. All the parks were deserted, and the beaches. Those neighbors were particular friends of mine, I raised chickens to give them and the wife wrote the blurb to my book. I don't know if they saw me but how sick is that, that I would care?
Modern liberalism is a corruption of classical liberalism. Sometimes, the two are conflated, either by accident or on purpose. I think Matthew Crawford wrote "liberal individualism" confounding the two on purpose. Modern American liberalism is anything but individualist.
Classical liberalism, as I understand it, coincides 98% with your own world view. The 2% difference is due to the fact that Classical liberals believe more in central authority than you do.
But you ask me for a definition: Classical liberalism is the undead of political ideologies.
I will explain that. Buckle up!
CL is a loose set of ideologies, the main common link among them being anti-christianity. Some of the subideologies of CL are pro-empire, some are anti-empire. Some are racist, some are anti-racist. Some are pro-women, some are anti-women. It was really a wild mix of ideas and projects from the 1700s.
This CL thing was instrumental in the revolutions and the massacres that ensued at the end of 1700s. This is important: the massacres between 1700 and 1770 were mostly between professional soldiers and slave soldiers, and the population was mostly spared, not to diminish their suffering. But compared to the attacks on civilian population between 1770 and 1850, all influenced in one way or another by CL, were a new thing. We are even today paying the cost of that violence.
CL was a little monster created in the minds of ambitious thinkers who began to play with the vain idea of creating a new man. They wanted to make Christianity immanent, instead of transcendent. Then the little monster grew and escaped the control of the thinkers. I call this Golem Poltical Theory, or GPT.
This grown up monster begot many other little monsters, and one of them was named Marxism, which the Freudian-Marxists later saw as an instance of the myth of Oedipus. Albeit I still don't know who or what did the part of the Sphinx in the inthronization of Marxism as the default ideology of all scientific thought. Maybe it was the masons? Maybe the Jesuits? I don't know.
At any rate, classical liberalism main features are the initial form of Internationalism or Europeanism, which is an attempt of recover the Roman Empire in pure republican form, controlled by philosophers like Kant or the young Fichte. Another feature is false individualism. It is impossible to have pure republicanism and individualism at the same time. It took a while for the individualists of the 18th century and 19th century to realize this fact and form split groups, and one of them was anarchism.
Another feature of CL is scientism, or a material religion, with temples and rituals and all the works. This nonsense still exist today. Those people who caused your asthma with the masking tyranny are these deviant scientistic religionist weirdos from Kanada (Note: I started saying "from Kanada" instead of "from Hell" because people don't fear Hell as much as they fear Kanada.)
In contrast, modern liberalism is simply a very watered down version of socialdemocracy, which was already a watered down version of revolutionary communism. So, liberalism actually refers not to that classical liberalism, and all its internal contradictions, but to a great-grandson of classical liberalism.
A final note. Some sick bastards like to conflate classical liberalism with modern libertarianism. Utter bollocks! Libertarianism incorporates the concept of Christian love, by which I mean what I guess you would call "Christ consciousness." Whether it's only a rhetorical device or an actual belief of the credo is a matter of debate, but classical liberalism rejects anything Christian, including love.
Ludwig von Mises was standing at the cusp between the decaying corpse of classical liberalism and the new invention of libertarianism. He was very critical of 1700s thinkers, although he is classified as a neo-Kantian thinker some times, and its not completely inaccurate to say that. One of the main differences between Mises and classical liberalism is his emphasis in the practice of political decentralization to actually achieve long-standing peace. He failed in his plan, and everyone had to endure the horrors of Fascism and Communism and Nazism, and the War, and then the cold war, and the maturity of the American empire.
Anyone who today talks seriously about decentralization is building upon the trail that Mises started exploring.
I think it's very evil to charge libertarianism with the errors of classical liberalism. For starters, libertarianism is anti-democratic, because it sees democracy as superstition and an anti-human political practice. CL sees democracy as the solution of all superstition and the only moral way to control humans.
But I was saying that CL is the undead of political ideologies. It refuses to just die and remain in its grave. People who try to justify the abuses of the technocrats or to self-deceive themselves into the absurd belief that they deserve to be raped by the Frankensteins of the world and their demonic vaccinology, will use ideas found in classical liberalism to load their pipes, as an opium smoker would use the next opium load.
At some point while reading the arguments of the classical liberals one has to conclude that the whole thing resembles a lot to a piece of S&M fiction.
Well, this is too long, sorry! I hope you laughed a little with my jests.
To go back to your original statement: "classical liberalism is the father of many paternalistic and authoritarian horrors. The most recent of those is the latent madness of safetyism, which reached its paroxysm in the convid madness."
From the research I'm doing now, I'd say the ideology of the rulers is that they think they're gods and are creating a holocaust of burnt offerings to bring about an era of total global domination. From the perspective of those who call themselves liberals, I think they feel that they've been lucky and believe they should help other people by sharing it. That compassion is being used by the god-kings to manipulate them.
I agree with you about 2t Matthew. 'Liberal individualism' is a contradiction in terms. That was never as evident as in the CovidCon.
I think Crawford probably was trying to attack "libertarian individualism" by pretending to attack "liberalism" because he knows there is a confusion of terms. The individualists in the old liberalism had to move on to many other -isms. Most people are not aware of this nuance, like the fact that the plain word "liberalism" is used in many countries to refer to "conservatism" in general, emphasizing low-taxes and small government, which is exactly the opposite of modern American liberalism. Very confusing stuff.
If he had played fair, he would have written attacking American big-government liberalism, which was one of the main ingredients of that mass psychosis. American Liberalism and its Social Welfare programs create a pathological codependent relationship between people and the government. When the managers go nuts, all their dependents must go nuts too, or at least pretend to. It's very toxic, a substitute of a pathological religious practice. But that has nothing to do with libertarianism* and much less with individualism.
*(Although some people who have used the label libertarian are actually big government authoritarians and deeply racist and sexist. They were infiltrators the whole time!)
For me, the lasting impression of the Covid era that I cannot come to terms with yet, is realising for the first time in my life that there a two distinct sets of people in the world; those who blindly follow 'authority' and those who don't. That there are no shades of grey, as I had imagined. That those who follow, can quite easily be convinced to become the nastiest bullies to those who think differently - all the while wallowing in their perceived virtuosity. And those bullies can include friends and family. I'm still sad about it as I know it could very easily happen again. How can my friends and family believe that a faceless government cares more about them than I do? It's insulting on top of being plain hurtful.
You say that so poignantly and it's exactly what I was thinking this morning. It's that deep knowledge we all now have that people, even those we love, will side with the gov't against you. And people for whom we would do anything can turn on a dime.
And you're right about the insult. My daughters and their friends know I've talked about things like Palestine and 9/11 for two decades when it was very unpopular, and now they say popular opinion has caught up. Yet that gave me no street cred with this, I was just having an emotional, irrational reaction.
The bullies were also a shock. And that they were suddenly the heroes. In my sweet town that had always stood up for the underdog--which in retrospect was how they were manipulated.
I am definitely going to read and listen to more of Peter McLaughlin.
In the meantime:
“You can’t convince a believer of anything; for their belief is not based on evidence, it’s based on a deep seated need to believe.” Carl Sagan
This SO reminded me of a passage from ‘Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind’ by Yuval Noah Harari:
“So perhaps happiness is synchronising one’s personal delusions of meaning with the prevailing collective delusions. As long as my personal narrative is in line with the narratives of the people around me, I can convince myself that my life is meaningful, and find happiness in that conviction.”
You could substitute the word ‘happiness’ with ‘contentment’, ‘satisfaction’, ’pathological agenda’ and so on. I now realise that Yuval Noah Harari was not just making a casual observation - this was part of the mass psychosis weaponry.
I agree with Sagan, which is why I'm trying to break the casual habit of saying "I believe" and replace it with "based on my research, I tend to conclude..."
But it's also why I think you should choose your dogma and not let it choose you. Sagan has plenty of dogmas, I suspect, like a belief in the existence of the world and his body in it, his mind as separate from all other minds.
If you have no dogma, you have no ethics. There's nothing to base a system of ethics on.
I remember that quote from Sapiens and agree, it's the modus operandi of the great reset. They know that we'll adjust our sense of meaning and our belief that we're a good person to fit our actions. All they need to do is trick us into taking the action and give us a reason.
Peter talks about how the word 'because' ups compliance exponentially. It doesn't even need to make sense, it's just the word itself that triggers that there's a reason.
Thanks for making me feel better about my YT being taken down. It's a little sad because some people who I really like only find me that way. And they've got me hooked on the dopamine of seeing the little bars go up right after I release one. Sigh. The tricks they've used to induce compliance. Woof woof, where's my treat?
Thanks, Tereza. Nice compilation.
I think a good companion piece to Peter's video, (which agree was excellent) this interview with Dr. Nehls -who wrote The Indoctrinated Brain - with Tucker Carlson was both disturbing and hopeful. Explains a lot of why even now so many have not been reached. (Intention brain interference.) On the positive side - there are simple things we can do to reverse the damage done.
Dr.https://www.bitchute.com/video/TcRt7mUWr8gi/
Not sure I'm ready for a retrospective, but appreciative you are, and your take on recognizing that most people were simply doing their best. (I'm often less gracious, and still, even now, when I see a masked person think 'idiot' before I feel sad for them.)
We learned many things we didn't want to learn, are still figuring out what happened, still repairing relationships and all of it in the midst of an ongoing ugly agenda. Kind of extraordinary. I think, overall, we are very impressive in our ability to adapt to the impossible, do our best to make sense amidst conflicting info and stay in integrity.
What will another year bring? Who knows, but I do so hope, it will bring more of us together, again.
Best.
Oh we're together, my dear, on thinking 'idiot.'
You're so right about our strength in our ability to adapt to the impossible. In some ways, the women who stay in physically abusive marriages, like my former neighbor, are strong. Stupid but strong. Or maybe too adaptive for their own good. It's important to realize how our own resiliency is being used against us.
If this year brings us together, I want it to be in honesty or not at all. I'm not sure if I want people in my life who I know can turn on me. I think that's what this exercise in regressive trauma therapy has brought up for me.
And thanks for the recommendation! I'll listen later.
"if this year brings us together, I want it to be in honesty or not at all." I want that too though not sure we'll get it. And I still want the practical benefits of connection, particularly in a neighborhood, where many of my relationships were pretty superficial pre-Covid.
I think I may have mentioned in a comment on another post, that when a neighbor I am in a book club with (read monthly wine night) mentioned how 'so many people over reacted during covid' and I responded with, "You mean like you?" and then proceeded to give her examples, she genuinely (I think) didn't remember. Denied it outright. Fortunately another person there reinforced what I said, so she had to reconsider. She ended it, not by apologizing, or wondering what happened to her, but with a shrug. "Oh, well. I don't remember that."
It was unnerving. Would she turn on me again? I think so.
I'm glad you had someone to reinforce your version of reality. I think you're entirely right that people don't remember. And yes, it's completely unnerving.
I put a huge amount of effort into bringing my neighborhood together, years ago. And I'm glad I did. But now I come late and leave early, and figure a half glass of wine is my limit before I say something that will get me in trouble.
I'm not sure I want closer relationships with people in real life. But I'm very happy to have found people like you, Kathleen.
I know what you mean - and the feeling is mutual. :-)
Me three!
Totally unnerving. But I genuinely love your response to her -- "You mean like you?" -- I burst out laughing. Historically I've been pretty lily-livered about confronting people, unless it was to send some dish back to the kitchen. Then I'm FIERCE. 😂
The past few years have been a crash course in unraveling my fear of not being liked.
Yes I had the same crash course Mary and i know what you mean about accessing those gears between 1 (everything is fine) and 5 (take another step at your peril).
Getting comfortable with being uncomfortable is how I think of the last few years, generally.
In so many ways it's been so uncomfortable and yet here we are, didn't kill us. and life - amazingly - goes on, we with it.
Many feelings that come up now- that in the past I might have spent time exploring - I often think - 'So what?' It's part of being human and it will pass. Faster and faster it does.'
All this pressure and insanity is changing us - by mostly I think, ridding us of those superficial assumed identities (be nice) we were taught and adopted to fit in. The conditioned stuff. So good riddance right?
I'm curious about what's going to be left. 😊
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Love how the writer of the theatre letter completely ignored everything you said and doubled down on their virtue.
I'm glad you caught that too. Did she even read it or does the cognitive dissonance go too deep? I couldn't hit 'like' for your post below. It makes me so sad.
Entiendo 😞
In other news, I’m noticing a lot of people on IG lamenting deaths of their young relatives/friends. 😔
Hi Tereza.
A really good post, have not had the time to watch the video yet. Things are happening fast here in Japan, both at the community level, and now ... just yesterday, about 45 minutes from my apartment ... https://twitter.com/RobertKennedyJr/status/1779162080815218804?t=9RYhqci2xNqJ7c4nFP4j5w&s=19
Cheers
Glad to see Kennedy's still on the right side of something, even if this costs him nothing. Cheers, Steve, I hope it gives you a sense of some solidarity against the madness.
It does. Tereza.
Found out today that one of my community collaborators did not get the jab either.
She is a mother of nearly grown children, and before they were born, had spent several years in rural Kenya as a Japanese equivalence of a Peace Corp volunteer. I am guessing there is a strong correlation between her community activism and her capacity to see through the propaganda of the corporate nation-state. She is near the top of the list of those I want to interview and post. I hear the sound of sanity in her voice.
What a refreshing thing! Like a breath of fresh air after a masked cross-country plane ride!
"Fresh Air" ... reminds me of a program back in the day when NPR was far less of a propaganda tool. Maybe a good title for my series. 😃
I remember Fresh Air!
Back when I was teaching public speaking at TUJ, maybe 15 to 20 years ago, I used to record particularly intriguing programs from NPR to CDs and label them. All kinds of cool conversations and interviews about quirks of human nature, history-art-science-religion, new approaches to tackling social problems, and so on ... then grab that pile of CDs, take 'em to school and spread "em out on the table for students to peruse and choose from as one source material for public speeches.
TUJ was a bit expensive compared to most Japanese colleges, half having parents working at embassies or as executive expats from the financial sector. But half were non-native speakers, and NPR provided particularly good 'realia' as model speakers. I have no idea who is teaching that class now, but if that teacher is using current "realia" as source material, I feel sorry for the kids.
Steve! As soon as I heard about the demonstrations in Japan I thought of you. Will you be posting something? xox
Hi Mary.
I was sitting here less than an hour's ride, chatting with other local activists trying to set up some alternative schools and had no idea the demos were taking place. It was only thanks to former Pharma insider Aussie17 that I found out. Now hoping that my increasing interaction with him will tip me off ahead of time to the next rallies. If Japan falls to the WHO, even with a permanent resident card, as a retired dissident foreigner, my neck will be among the first on the chopping block.
Cheers Mary.
Wow. I of course assumed you were knee deep in the demos themselves -- as though Japan is about the size of Manhattan 🙄.
I hope you get to keep your job, regardless of the WHO...
LOL.
Hi Mary. Left my job and career path about 10 years ago when I resigned in protest from an Associate Prof. position. Academia has always been neck deep with petty politics, but when you are the only tenured foreigner, add racism to the mix.
Been barely getting along as an educational 'handy man' for about 10 years now. Here is a link to another in Japan I've had a few beers with ... (my comments below his stack) ... https://guygin.substack.com/p/study-links-mrna-jabs-to-excess-cancer
Cheers Mary!
Oh, now I remember 😂. I misunderstood the chopping block!
Literally ... the chopping block.
https://happinet-phantom.com/plan75/
And though I don't know Michelle "Mike" Ng's vax status ... the documentation of her farewell and passing was almost unbearably heart-breaking. Singapore is one of the many countries showing a sharp rise in cancer correlating with a vaccine status which may soon be mandated by the WHO.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0m6Sw5_uMc
Despite it all,
cheers Mary!
hola, tereza.
a lovely and nuanced review. loved it.
"[Peter McLaughlin] says to the interviewers, “every decision the three of us have ever made in our lives, whether it's big or small, was an emotional decision that we later went to the conscious mind to justify.”
yes. the conscious mind uses reason to rationalise and the beginning of that process begins with, in McLaughlin's language, an unconscious emotion attaching to an idea that has more often than not been received from an outside influence. again, McLaughlin's description of this mechanism is spot on, clear, concise and to the point.
This has been part of my recent shadow work, looking at the shadows and deepening my understanding of the relationship between consciousness and its oft associated 'god' reason, and the unconscious where non-verbal 'ideas' (emotions) can and do come into existence and, with the mechanisms McLaughlin outlined, become rationalised ideologies. fascinating stuff.
excellent poke into this. thank you.
Okay, I'm blushing BIG TIME. Thank you so much, Tereza, from both Peter and me! Xox
Hahaha! I'm guessing you read my answer to Kerry. In one of my old episodes called The Utopian Imagination I suggest we have planning committees where everyone is madly in love with the others, and I say Russell's listeners are a great place to start. That was what I loved about him, and what still makes me hope he's not a fake--he's just so unabashedly affectionate towards everyone, whether he agrees with them or not. Here's that link, in case you want to boost my ratings while I'm banned and my average is taking a nosedive: https://youtu.be/BTxuuSnRrZI. And it quotes Ursula K LeGuin, if that makes it more tempting!
That's exactly what I'm responding to. And I'm right with you -- if Russell's an imposter I will be beyond sad, and I will probably never trust anyone on a screen again. Which perhaps is wise? 🙄
Okay, heading over to YouTube now to do what I can 😂
And even if you click on it and click off, it counts as a view ;-) I think in that one I'd just recovered from losing my voice, so I've got that sultry husky thing going on. It can get annoying.
Tereza, as always, I am blown away by your grace in connecting with people. What a generous and loving yet very firm letter to the director of the arts organization. I read her letter to you explaining all of the org's choices during covid and I thought "how the heck does one even respond to this?" and I'm glad I get to witness your masterclass in responding with connection and care and clarity. No bullshit. And I think this sums it up wonderfully: "The critical question for you is whether you were told the truth. That’s what everything you’ve done relies on."
My son and husband have left for baseball practice. I'm sitting here mad as hell, grieving again for those years, eating some chocolate for comfort. Grieving that my husband still believes those lies and shows no interest in questioning authority, at least in the medical realm.
I was very lucky that my parents didn't get vaxxed, and my siblings all understood my choice to not get vaxxed. The real struggle was with my husband - and one of his best qualities is that he does not pressure me or ask me to change. He is good at accepting. But I begged him to consider my points, to not get the shots. And I stood my ground that my son would not get them.
Today I am teaching a workshop on connecting to Holistic Purpose. From the outside, it sure seems you are living your purpose, Tereza.
https://youtu.be/I5Ra0CHLbDQ?si=AWMND_4KvFbmgWZA
Oh thank you for that link and compliment, marta. Your workshop on connecting to Holistic Purpose sounds wonderful.
And I'm glad you appreciated my letter. I wrote it before I heard Peter's interview but as I recorded it, I thought 'check, check and check.' I was impressed with my past self and just how many sentences I had used to see her point of view! And it is his technique to ask a question. That makes the person need to engage with it.
At my mother's funeral, my vax-skeptic brother in Germany didn't come because he was afraid they wouldn't let him return there. My pro-vax brother in Baltimore came without his family and set at the other end of two pews, stood apart during the graveside service, and left immediately after. I remember going back to the empty house, where one person dropped off a bouquet of flowers, for which I was grateful. The church had more people on the altar, with pallbearers, than in the pews. My mom deserved better. It still makes me tear up to think about.
How sad this is. You deserved better, you deserved a chance to honor your mother's life with others who knew her. Your mom deserved better, I'm sure.
My observation is that we are entering a time of sickness and death. Little comfort, but at least some of us will be prepared for what is coming. People who are prepared for PTSD-causing incidents do better if prepared, though it still takes a toll. Also, there's something called pre-grieving for the losses we inevitably face in life, but no one of us can be prepared for the enormity of this, I suspect.
I'm determined to hang in there as best I can, because it's one way of prevailing against the death/destruction bringers. This includes continuing to love those who have shown themselves to be untrustworthy. Love, but not trust, so it's not a mutual kind of love, I think. It's a groundwork for healing, but that takes the other person understanding what they have done. Repentance.
Isn't it though? It's such a vivid memory to me, walking back into the empty house and wondering, what do I do now? My daughters and I had traveled at Thanksgiving 2020 because they'd just opened nursing facilities back up for visitors. But before we could get in, they said there was a massive outbreak. So we never got to see her and it wasn't until I got back home that they told me she'd died. I have my suspicions, of course, but life had been reduced to such a tedium of isolation and hallway bingo at that point, I couldn't be too sorry.
That's a great way to put it, Katie--love but not trust. Keep your boundaries. Protect your heart.
Tereza, reading the story of your mom's death, and the events following... well, it simply shatters my heart. I had no idea. It's no wonder you still tear up to think about it. Wish I could leap through this dumb keyboard and hug you. XOX
Oh I would like that hug, Mary. xOxO
So, so sad and strange. What a grief to not be with your mother when she died, and to not have community there for the funeral.
I was thinking this morning, not a new thought for anyone reading here, but feeling it in my body, how the powers tried to erode human connection, human community, that most basic thing that we humans need. Reducing even further to individual status, which makes us less powerful. And all the ways that wars and arguments are turning us against each other. I'm susceptible to it too, in my areas of weakness, such as the covid morass. But we are provoked into arguing and division around race, isreal/gaza, proper language use, gender. Fighting this stuff (that truly affects people's lives) while economics is the foundational issue. The rich keep getting richer while they keep us arguing over pronouns and identities and wars. I know I'm not saying anything new to you - the mother of bringing a true economic solution!
This is so off topic, but I'd love to read your thoughts about the trans tangles sometime, if you care to weigh in on that. I like the concept of 'gender' being fluid, so that we all can each connect with our own inner masculine and inner feminine in different ways at different times. But how that is playing out with surgeries and drugs and affecting kids breaks my heart. And I have compassion for those caught in the tangle, I know people who have gone through gender transition. One my of dear friends from college, her step child is at the forefront of gender inclusive bathrooms - this child truly has felt born into the wrong body from birth. And then I can't help but wonder if it's all a big misdirection to distract us.
'trans tangle' is another great phrase. And perhaps the topic most sure to offend someone either way--but when has that deterred me?
I'll think about that as an article but try out some ideas here. In principle, 1) whatever someone does that doesn't take the same or a greater right away from anyone else should be legal. 2) It shouldn't be required of anyone else to accommodate one person's desires, whether socially or economically or as a parent or fellow bathroom users.
The reader I went on a hike with turned out to be on the forefront of this issue and had spoken about it in front of the House of Lords, based on her experience as a mother of a daughter who decided she was her son. She's gathered some shocking testimonies from parents, for gender surgeries on very young children done without their knowledge. My brother has dealt with it with his son/ daughter.
Psychologically, it gives kids community and a way of feeling special, and I love that for them. It also gives them a tremendous amount of power in the current paradigm. Parents are told their kids are at suicide risk and are walking on eggshells. Counselors and doctors can lose their licenses for suggesting the child stays the way they are and tries to be happy with it. Imagine that power inversion a generation ago!
And OMG I'm glad I graduated before UCSC went to gender inclusive group bathrooms. They had them at my daughter's work and she had explosive diarrhea one day, then walked out of the stall at the same time as the guy she had a crush on.
YES that this is all meant to divide, distract and disorient us.
'mother of a true economic solution.' I love that! And so glad you see economics as the foundational issue. That's such a hard point to get across.
Thank you Tereza for sharing my story! I feel it is important to look back and process what has happened. Hopefully now that it’s been a little while, more minds will begin to open up and see clearly.
Thank you for your beautifully told and courageous stories, CM. You are so nuanced in your view, giving people the benefit of the doubt yet continuing to speak up. I'm glad that it's led to better things for you. That's what I've observed with all the people whose stories I know personally. With hardships and even tragedy, something good has come out of it. I don't mean this just for people on 'my side.' There are hard consequences but, in the end, Spirit is writing the ultimate script and that has a happy ending for all of us, I suspect.
TC: "I look at the 1987 defunding of Peter Duesberg as the replacement of science and empirical data with the religion of profit-friendly woke-speak."
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“When we read scientific literature written in the 70s, liberal, left, and right, we’re immersed in a world of openly honest people. They can be mistaken, say untrue things, but they are all genuinely dedicated to the logos. And then there’s some kind of frontier, when they all started to lie, which in my opinion is connected to a shift of liberals to the left. Suddenly, Western society began to become very stupid; it became narrower and narrower.“
- Alexander Dugin (31 August 2017):
Source:
• Interview with Alexander Dugin (and Paul Robinson)
https://irrussianality.wordpress.com/2017/09/13/interview-with-alexander-dugin/
Very interesting but I don't know if I'd call it a shift to the left. The extremes always seem more interesting where people are thinking for themselves. This seemed like they just got more shallow and trendy. But I agree with Dugin that something's changed from the 70's--liberals used to have integrity. And he's right about scientific literature, that seemed immune for awhile from politics.
O dear, Tereza, you appear to have violated YT rules! A must watch/listen then 😏
I thought that was a clear endorsement of my point also!
I was trying t9 listen to your rumble video on my phone. It refused to give me the option of skipping the 2 minute advertisement regardless of how I flipped the fone. When the first ad was over it again wanted me to view a long ad. This hasn't happened on other rumble kids for me.
Nicely written article. Agree, it was a hell of an eye opener these last 4 years...
I'm so sorry for that annoyance, Amy. I don't monetize and I do pay for a YT membership so I can watch my videos without ads and make sure everything syncs up. I don't know why Rumble would load it up with ads, especially ones you can't click out of.
I'm in the city visiting family and I have only seen one mask, worn by a woman who looked like she is going through some kind of radiation treatment.
The pandemicists are quite obviously ginning up bird flu fears, like they are just waiting for the right time to release that Kraken, presumably right before election day, keep people from going to the polls. I wonder though, who is going to believe it next time? I'm not sure it has penetrated, that the government paid to make Covid-19 and leased the jabs. But I'm pretty sure most adults are going to be a lot more skeptical than last time, when they pull that stunt again.
'release that Kraken,' hahaha! I'm glad we're delving into apocalyptic humor. Yes, I'd like to believe we'd be more skeptical next time. I hope this is backfiring for them. And maybe Ukraine immunized us against being so gullible on foreign policy. I think that's true at some level.
The war in Gaza is having a similar effect. It seems to me there is increasingly less patience for our elite destroying everything they touch.
I stopped watching the Fear Networks (The Net Works! 🙌) decades ago. I’m an early adopter on this one. In fact I’m almost always an early adopter. I have tended in the past ascribe at least some truth to the fear networks’ Net.
Not anymore [Miggs]
I be immunized with GlobalPhychAntiBullshitterall.
I only pay attention to see how we are being manipulated, so I can report important shifts in the narrative for those who mostly avoid major media.