Another bullseye. Your video of the men in California is just a sliver of what is really happening. Being an older man and seeing it from a past present and future perspective, there is absolutely no doubt this demonic devolution is almost over and we will blast out of it with a vengeance rarely seen in human history. ALL men I know, every last one of them, is committed to ignoring the culture rot and crapping all over it whenever possible. The older the man, the more committed they are to fixing it. The fix may end up chaotic, but it will happen. There will very likely be a catalyst soon; a destruction of the western financial system, a real and nasty war, another stolen election; something. Once the snowball starts down the mountain, the apparatus will not be able to stop it. Prepare.
well said. The prevailing narrative is an attempt to paper over the rising wave of awakening resolve. Men- young and old of a certain type were never swayed by the psyop. There is a silent, surprisingly large contingent of people that have already realized we are in a spiritual war, and have resolved exactly where they stand. We are the ones who are willing to die defending our sovereignty., and we are legion.
Bob Knutson: "blast out of it with a vengeance rarely seen in human history." Yeah, like out of WWI into WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Gaza, and all the wars I've forgotten. Yeah, sure, blast off into a golden sunset where humans live in love and liberty. Rainbows arch across the sky.
Oh, BTW, don't forget to change your clocks this weekend. The Big Boys have decreed Daylight Savings Time (sic). So tug your forelock and change your clock.
I know. Im not feeling a powerful comeback of righteous dignity. Im seeing a blip and a foreshadowing of something bad. I’m conditioned. ‘The man’ always wins. Any illusion otherwise is self delusion.
Polly styrene: Sometimes The Man gets killed (Ceausescu) or Beria, or King Louis, but it is rare. They usually die of old age. Keep the faith. Don't give in. Be Cool Hand Luke.
The collective dark night of the soul makes a lot of sense. Reading through the assault on the human psyche and humanity, I feel fortunate to have gone through a dark night of the soul to navigate this chaos now: Thank you for your powerful story and the instruction manual your
mother’s life provides us for liberating our mind.
The photograph of your mom is haunting. Her innocent face so filled with bright hope and eagerness. She deserved a world that would allow this sweet innocence, creativity and hope to blossom; instead, she was abused and discarded. What a testament to her tenacity and perseverance that she intuitively fought back. Vishnaya pamyat: May memory of her be eternal.
Government could not exist if 90% of its citizen slaves were not indoctrinated and controlled. As humans, we don't know what we don't know. So much of indoctrination is subtle and playing in the background. You almost have to purge yourself from the mainstream media, government wonks, and all marketing of any kind. I think you have to live entirely off the grid to stop all exposure.
Yes. It’s why I dropped cable tv, news, magazines, radio etc. All big Farma propaganda!! Spend more time in nature, exercising, playing games, reading books like Dr Nehl’s and volunteering. All things to try and redo/erase the years of brainwashing our higher ups have subjected us to. I don’t live in isolation and I try to inform and educate all I meet. Do the opposite of everything guberment says.
Crixcyon: Yes, you are correct. The time change this weekend is a perfect example of the subjugation of the citizen slaves to government propaganda and edicts.
Thanks for continuing to enlighten us. Nothing infuriates me more than the realization and understanding that there are elites that believe the rest of us need to be controlled by whatever means is available. They destroy individualism and creativity. At the age of 70 I continue to fight off the vaccine pushers. Thankfully my mind stays sharp and when I look out on the world it still goes into what if mode. Those that succumbed seem to be turning into wandering zombies.
Listening to the Gen-Z-ers in my immediate orbit, I think to myself that I would hate to wake up every day trapped inside their views of their surroundings, and the world at large. Fear of everything, and uninformed, unquestioning certainty. "The planet is burning!" "Take the shots!" "Genocide!" etc. Zombie-like. Perhaps there is a bit of bright sunshine peeking through the clouds, as demonstrated by that TPUSA crowd.
99% of the formation of the mind comes from, with and through words. It’s a truly magical process.
You say a word once, and it does nothing. Except when you first create a context for the impact of the word, then, once is enough. If the person had been prepared for it first.
In daily life of normal people, you need to repeat words to affect the person in a way you want to go. Repeat a word a number of times, and it changes the chemistry of the body. It literally changes the whole body-mind-spirit entity, which starts with an altered perception and processing. You can see it in the media: they repeat over and over that XX are the bad guys, and in an instant you are ready to fight XX, even though you have never met them and you have no idea who they are, how they live or what they do.
Repeating the word creates the context, and makes it modifiable for new purposes if they arise. This is why commercials are changed over time, media messages are changed, school curricula are changed.
Chemicals are not necessary for this. They even take away the whole fun of indoctrinating - programing - manipulating - forming - priming - imprinting your mind with the desired operational capacity. Moreover, chemicals render the person useless in the future, bad investment.
I didn't need to be told that dumbocraps are evil. I learned it firsthand. I watched it in my friends. They could be nice normal people until politics came up, then they were rabid, racists.
I can see in may of mine, too. It was strange at first. Then I thought that they are not like that, because you know them for years and they have never been like that. And they are not like that as along as you do not touch on some subjects.
So it is not about “them” as such. Maybe they - we all - have insignificant, meaningless, nondescript life? We just do what we do, day in day out, and then again the same thing the next day. We trip over small things, fight with our own family on a regular basis. Nobody recognizes that we are special and unique.
And in this ocean of nothingness, one day, a special opportunity arises: you are saying something about politics or religion, or you make a comment. Booom. We, day-to-day nothings, suddenly become experts in international affairs or in interdisciplinary theoretical religion. And it turns out that we know everything and the other ones are so stupid and know nothing.
The problem arises when they ask us, “If you are so wise, why are you so ugly?” If you know so much, why is your own life so miserly? If you are so intelligent and smart, why can’t you sort out these things at home?
Repetition is the mother of learning - the key foundation for good pedagogy.
Currently we see this effectively used in online learning platforms like Duolingo with its brilliant pedagogy for teaching languages. You can’t help but learn.
And of course we see this reflected in the dystopian novels, Orwell’s 1984, and Benson’s Lord of the World, wherein l’ennemi du jour is billboarded daily.
For what it's worth regarding repetition, those at a very high level in the shooting sports go through tens of thousands of rounds annually to make their developed skills absolutely a part of them. To see the apex of this I'd suggest watching a video of Jerry Miculek speed firing a revolver. Practice DOES make perfect.
> Repetition is the mother of learning - the key foundation for good pedagogy.
Actually, repetition per se is the worst and least efficient method of teaching. Of any subject.
> Duolingo with its brilliant pedagogy for teaching languages
There is no pedagogy behind Duolingo. They offer a crude language teaching app, and the whole system focuses on multiplying users in an easy environment. The contextual language exposure is poor and often misleading. Content often misrepresents real language and creates useless and wrong examples of the use of languages. Language learning ergonomics is amazingly low, with plenty of time (= attention = mind work) distracted by the handling of the screen. For an adult learner, waste of time. For a kid who does things on screen, better this than stupid games. But… being an automated content machine, the system offers fake language examples, completely opposite to what children experience when they learn languages in the primary environment (natural, without teachers). Plus misrepresentation of the language-specific culture (like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZYT7hFEbhQ)...
Repetition for mind programming is different from learning repetition, although some basic principles overlap.
Thirty+ years of teaching experience here. I have viewed firsthand how repetition is a most effective arrow in the quiver … and that’s not nuthin.
My reference to Duolingo (that, admittedly, has other problems) was to pick up on the efficacy of the universal tool of repetition over time, and merely to underline Duolingo’s effective use of repetition coming from various angles to cement words and phrases in the brain. The brain absorbs in spite of itself. This language platform, despite its warts, offers a springboard base upon which to build interactive conversation in natural environments.
Apps like this are nice for teachers because they take away a lot of time and effort from personal teacher-student interactions. They also occupy the student full scale, which removes teacher’s (presumed) responsibility for achieving results. But all this are technical issues, not pedagogy, not learning efficiency. Employing repetition within a game-like environment is not about the effectiveness of teaching, it’s there just to extend the membership and prolong the assimilation phase - a carbon copy of the inefficient traditional school system.
To assess the usefulness of a tool, you need to have some comparison. Try Lozanov’s suggestopedia, the original method with original certified tutors, not any modifications or scams. Three months from zero knowledge of the language to functional interaction in real life at the level of a 5-year-old child, understanding everything, speaking so-so, and absorbing like a sponge.
From my subjective experience, DL is a waste of time and an insult to the learner with its nasty UI. (PS. I admire the “brains” behind the concept and I see Steve as one of the most reasonable and successful language learners.) I would expect a method which leads me, a student, to a certain level where I can take over and actively continue the learning process. It is beyond the absorption of the material. The point is to activate the learner’s mental capacity to the point where learning the particular subject becomes a nice and pleasant hobby. Sorry, it will never happen from clicking on ugly icons.
I would not employ DL in teaching. Perhaps some teachers do. I saw Review as a tool for cementing ideas and concepts. DL is an online tool for students and adults to become more familiar with another language. My grandchildren are tutored in French and they also tap into DL as a secondary vocab builder. While a tutor is efficacious, most cannot afford it. I am currently using DL to revive my French skills, and I dabbled in DL Ukrainian to help with UGCC liturgy.
Again, I simply made the DL point to refer to the effectiveness of repetition in teaching - and indoctrination. If I was unclear, then that's regrettable. My bad.
That's it; that's all I've got. Best share your good wisdom and expertise with others in the commentariat .
That’s the nature of comments to articles. We exchange various bits of information, sometimes a common baseline is established and sharing occurs. However, mostly it’s only pushing in and out as if either party was to be right and the other was to be wrong. That’s not my game. I am here still with the first stage of sharing my experience and my opinions. Hence, no dispute or opposition intended.
Anyway, this short conversation of ours has been inspiring. Thank you.
Thank you, Elizabeth, for putting into so many wonderful and terrible words what so many have experienced and discovered in the last 4 years. As we build our new parallel systems, the old corrupt evil ones will fall by the wayside, I do believe this. But it will not be easy, as you write. So many people are weak mentally, so many probably can't be saved now, and will also fall away sadly.
A proper education system will remove the chaotic from the world we live in. We are born fearing the 'unknown.' A generation schooled in believing their world is unknowable will be forever fearful of independence.
garret seinem: There is no "proper" education system. A system is central planning. Central planning doesn't work. Education is up to the individual and his parents or guardian.
Briefly, compare the concepts propaganda and education. One strives to elucidate the other, control. When in a society there is an overriding goal to control the culture by those who rule, we no longer have any commitment to educate.
garrret seinem: They killed Socrates in Athens for teaching the youth things that were against the government. The state should NOT be involved in education in any way.
Thank you, as always! This writing even more disturbing and courage giving! Another “aha” moment that answers why mRNA is being inserted in to our food supply..”but vegetables don’t get covid”, I used to query to those touting the injections..
Maybe all of those so called “positive tests” on vegetables and fruits weren’t really just the joke that pcr is basically a mass replicator of units, rather the fact they had already perfected the system of production of the aforementioned in plant form
Wow. Amazing read. I read the Indoctrinated Brain and shared it on social media, a must read. So easy to manipulate the masses when they’re sick, overweight, overwhelmed, depressed, drunk, high, etc. Exercise and music and art and nature and love and giving back are keys to life and light. God bless you and your mom. Unbelievable really what she went through and absolutely mind blowing that our leaders who are “supposed to protect us” would do such an evil thing. Reality can be so very painful. And this is why the masses blindly comply and want their fake freedumbs because the truth is so painful.
Very sorry for what you went through as a kid, but thank you for sharing your mother's story with us. She's a real inspiration, particularly in terms of how to get through hard times and keep your spirits up and your mind and body intact.
I share your optimism and Andrew Harvey's belief that we are entering a time of great danger but great opportunity to overcome an ego-based system that has enslaved and terrorized the world, even if we didn't realize the true nature of that system until now.
Whenever I feel fear or anxiety, I tell myself "Do it for the kids." We need to stay strong and focused in this battle for the soul of humankind for them. They deserve far better than what they've gotten so far.
Besides the Tavistock books, "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon" by David McGowan is another great read on the link between the youth culture, drugs, and covert ops including MKUltra. He shows that a lot of the people famous for the music that came out of the late 60s were actually military kids and conservatives. He focuses on Laurel Canyon and details the many murders among and around that area, including the Manson murders. I couldn't put the book down.
I always liked the song "Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon)" by the Mamas & the Papas -- back in the 60s I did not understand the lyrics, but then I'd never heard of Laurel Canyon and its importance to the 60s music scene either. There were some references to Laurel Canyon in a documentary called "Wrecking Crew" (available on Amazon video) about the top studio musicians of the day, back in those times. Another interesting watch, if you are curious about the music scene back then.
The Wrecking Crew were mentioned in the book. The infamous Phil Spector put them together, and they often played the music behind the 60s hits -- not the group members themselves who in many cases were not good musicians. You'd be surprised because some 60s icons were crap at playing their instruments and/or singing. But then the Toto guys were the music behind many bands in the 70s and 80s, so it seems it's not unusual in the music industry. I watched the documentary a while back, but now I want to watch it again knowing more about what was really going on. Thanks for reminding me!
You're welcome, E.Z. There were other such groups around -- the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (aka 'The Swampers') was another, and IIRC also has a video available on Amazon.
Yes, the so-called 'Funk Brothers.' And just as Phil Spector was responsible for the 'Wall of Sound,' Barry Gordy made sure the 'Motown Sound' remained consistent from hit to hit. There was a lot more organization behind the 1960s music scene than most people recognize.
Another bullseye. Your video of the men in California is just a sliver of what is really happening. Being an older man and seeing it from a past present and future perspective, there is absolutely no doubt this demonic devolution is almost over and we will blast out of it with a vengeance rarely seen in human history. ALL men I know, every last one of them, is committed to ignoring the culture rot and crapping all over it whenever possible. The older the man, the more committed they are to fixing it. The fix may end up chaotic, but it will happen. There will very likely be a catalyst soon; a destruction of the western financial system, a real and nasty war, another stolen election; something. Once the snowball starts down the mountain, the apparatus will not be able to stop it. Prepare.
well said. The prevailing narrative is an attempt to paper over the rising wave of awakening resolve. Men- young and old of a certain type were never swayed by the psyop. There is a silent, surprisingly large contingent of people that have already realized we are in a spiritual war, and have resolved exactly where they stand. We are the ones who are willing to die defending our sovereignty., and we are legion.
Thanks for stating this. I agree 💯.
Did you go to X to watch the video? I didn't see a link. Thanks!
Bob Knutson: "blast out of it with a vengeance rarely seen in human history." Yeah, like out of WWI into WWII, Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Gaza, and all the wars I've forgotten. Yeah, sure, blast off into a golden sunset where humans live in love and liberty. Rainbows arch across the sky.
Oh, BTW, don't forget to change your clocks this weekend. The Big Boys have decreed Daylight Savings Time (sic). So tug your forelock and change your clock.
I know. Im not feeling a powerful comeback of righteous dignity. Im seeing a blip and a foreshadowing of something bad. I’m conditioned. ‘The man’ always wins. Any illusion otherwise is self delusion.
Polly styrene: Sometimes The Man gets killed (Ceausescu) or Beria, or King Louis, but it is rare. They usually die of old age. Keep the faith. Don't give in. Be Cool Hand Luke.
Sounds wonderful! Can not wait. Prepared to do whatever it takes to make it right and fair for the many!!
Your mother is a legend!
The collective dark night of the soul makes a lot of sense. Reading through the assault on the human psyche and humanity, I feel fortunate to have gone through a dark night of the soul to navigate this chaos now: Thank you for your powerful story and the instruction manual your
mother’s life provides us for liberating our mind.
She deserves to be a legend. Talk about grit. Ty.
The photograph of your mom is haunting. Her innocent face so filled with bright hope and eagerness. She deserved a world that would allow this sweet innocence, creativity and hope to blossom; instead, she was abused and discarded. What a testament to her tenacity and perseverance that she intuitively fought back. Vishnaya pamyat: May memory of her be eternal.
You have the same tenacity as your mother -- Bravo!!!
Government could not exist if 90% of its citizen slaves were not indoctrinated and controlled. As humans, we don't know what we don't know. So much of indoctrination is subtle and playing in the background. You almost have to purge yourself from the mainstream media, government wonks, and all marketing of any kind. I think you have to live entirely off the grid to stop all exposure.
Yes. It’s why I dropped cable tv, news, magazines, radio etc. All big Farma propaganda!! Spend more time in nature, exercising, playing games, reading books like Dr Nehl’s and volunteering. All things to try and redo/erase the years of brainwashing our higher ups have subjected us to. I don’t live in isolation and I try to inform and educate all I meet. Do the opposite of everything guberment says.
Unplugging works along with refocusing on ourselves.
AJoy: I am staying on Standard (solar) Time. Fuck Daylight Savings Time (sic). I won't change my clocks. Fuck 'em!
Government and corporatism are interchangeable here. The problem is neither should be allowed to propogandize.
Crixcyon: Yes, you are correct. The time change this weekend is a perfect example of the subjugation of the citizen slaves to government propaganda and edicts.
Thanks for continuing to enlighten us. Nothing infuriates me more than the realization and understanding that there are elites that believe the rest of us need to be controlled by whatever means is available. They destroy individualism and creativity. At the age of 70 I continue to fight off the vaccine pushers. Thankfully my mind stays sharp and when I look out on the world it still goes into what if mode. Those that succumbed seem to be turning into wandering zombies.
They are not elite, words have power.
Imagine if it were a play on the word Edomite 🤔🤔🤔
Listening to the Gen-Z-ers in my immediate orbit, I think to myself that I would hate to wake up every day trapped inside their views of their surroundings, and the world at large. Fear of everything, and uninformed, unquestioning certainty. "The planet is burning!" "Take the shots!" "Genocide!" etc. Zombie-like. Perhaps there is a bit of bright sunshine peeking through the clouds, as demonstrated by that TPUSA crowd.
99% of the formation of the mind comes from, with and through words. It’s a truly magical process.
You say a word once, and it does nothing. Except when you first create a context for the impact of the word, then, once is enough. If the person had been prepared for it first.
In daily life of normal people, you need to repeat words to affect the person in a way you want to go. Repeat a word a number of times, and it changes the chemistry of the body. It literally changes the whole body-mind-spirit entity, which starts with an altered perception and processing. You can see it in the media: they repeat over and over that XX are the bad guys, and in an instant you are ready to fight XX, even though you have never met them and you have no idea who they are, how they live or what they do.
Repeating the word creates the context, and makes it modifiable for new purposes if they arise. This is why commercials are changed over time, media messages are changed, school curricula are changed.
Chemicals are not necessary for this. They even take away the whole fun of indoctrinating - programing - manipulating - forming - priming - imprinting your mind with the desired operational capacity. Moreover, chemicals render the person useless in the future, bad investment.
I didn't need to be told that dumbocraps are evil. I learned it firsthand. I watched it in my friends. They could be nice normal people until politics came up, then they were rabid, racists.
I can see in may of mine, too. It was strange at first. Then I thought that they are not like that, because you know them for years and they have never been like that. And they are not like that as along as you do not touch on some subjects.
So it is not about “them” as such. Maybe they - we all - have insignificant, meaningless, nondescript life? We just do what we do, day in day out, and then again the same thing the next day. We trip over small things, fight with our own family on a regular basis. Nobody recognizes that we are special and unique.
And in this ocean of nothingness, one day, a special opportunity arises: you are saying something about politics or religion, or you make a comment. Booom. We, day-to-day nothings, suddenly become experts in international affairs or in interdisciplinary theoretical religion. And it turns out that we know everything and the other ones are so stupid and know nothing.
The problem arises when they ask us, “If you are so wise, why are you so ugly?” If you know so much, why is your own life so miserly? If you are so intelligent and smart, why can’t you sort out these things at home?
Yes.
Repetitio est mater studiorum.
Repetition is the mother of learning - the key foundation for good pedagogy.
Currently we see this effectively used in online learning platforms like Duolingo with its brilliant pedagogy for teaching languages. You can’t help but learn.
And of course we see this reflected in the dystopian novels, Orwell’s 1984, and Benson’s Lord of the World, wherein l’ennemi du jour is billboarded daily.
For what it's worth regarding repetition, those at a very high level in the shooting sports go through tens of thousands of rounds annually to make their developed skills absolutely a part of them. To see the apex of this I'd suggest watching a video of Jerry Miculek speed firing a revolver. Practice DOES make perfect.
Brilliant ! Thanks for the recommendation, Richard. 😁
> Repetition is the mother of learning - the key foundation for good pedagogy.
Actually, repetition per se is the worst and least efficient method of teaching. Of any subject.
> Duolingo with its brilliant pedagogy for teaching languages
There is no pedagogy behind Duolingo. They offer a crude language teaching app, and the whole system focuses on multiplying users in an easy environment. The contextual language exposure is poor and often misleading. Content often misrepresents real language and creates useless and wrong examples of the use of languages. Language learning ergonomics is amazingly low, with plenty of time (= attention = mind work) distracted by the handling of the screen. For an adult learner, waste of time. For a kid who does things on screen, better this than stupid games. But… being an automated content machine, the system offers fake language examples, completely opposite to what children experience when they learn languages in the primary environment (natural, without teachers). Plus misrepresentation of the language-specific culture (like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZYT7hFEbhQ)...
Repetition for mind programming is different from learning repetition, although some basic principles overlap.
Thirty+ years of teaching experience here. I have viewed firsthand how repetition is a most effective arrow in the quiver … and that’s not nuthin.
My reference to Duolingo (that, admittedly, has other problems) was to pick up on the efficacy of the universal tool of repetition over time, and merely to underline Duolingo’s effective use of repetition coming from various angles to cement words and phrases in the brain. The brain absorbs in spite of itself. This language platform, despite its warts, offers a springboard base upon which to build interactive conversation in natural environments.
The basic principles do definitely overlap.
Apps like this are nice for teachers because they take away a lot of time and effort from personal teacher-student interactions. They also occupy the student full scale, which removes teacher’s (presumed) responsibility for achieving results. But all this are technical issues, not pedagogy, not learning efficiency. Employing repetition within a game-like environment is not about the effectiveness of teaching, it’s there just to extend the membership and prolong the assimilation phase - a carbon copy of the inefficient traditional school system.
To assess the usefulness of a tool, you need to have some comparison. Try Lozanov’s suggestopedia, the original method with original certified tutors, not any modifications or scams. Three months from zero knowledge of the language to functional interaction in real life at the level of a 5-year-old child, understanding everything, speaking so-so, and absorbing like a sponge.
From my subjective experience, DL is a waste of time and an insult to the learner with its nasty UI. (PS. I admire the “brains” behind the concept and I see Steve as one of the most reasonable and successful language learners.) I would expect a method which leads me, a student, to a certain level where I can take over and actively continue the learning process. It is beyond the absorption of the material. The point is to activate the learner’s mental capacity to the point where learning the particular subject becomes a nice and pleasant hobby. Sorry, it will never happen from clicking on ugly icons.
Alas, this is like two ships passing ...
I would not employ DL in teaching. Perhaps some teachers do. I saw Review as a tool for cementing ideas and concepts. DL is an online tool for students and adults to become more familiar with another language. My grandchildren are tutored in French and they also tap into DL as a secondary vocab builder. While a tutor is efficacious, most cannot afford it. I am currently using DL to revive my French skills, and I dabbled in DL Ukrainian to help with UGCC liturgy.
Again, I simply made the DL point to refer to the effectiveness of repetition in teaching - and indoctrination. If I was unclear, then that's regrettable. My bad.
That's it; that's all I've got. Best share your good wisdom and expertise with others in the commentariat .
> Alas, this is like two ships passing ...
That’s the nature of comments to articles. We exchange various bits of information, sometimes a common baseline is established and sharing occurs. However, mostly it’s only pushing in and out as if either party was to be right and the other was to be wrong. That’s not my game. I am here still with the first stage of sharing my experience and my opinions. Hence, no dispute or opposition intended.
Anyway, this short conversation of ours has been inspiring. Thank you.
All your (long) comments get truncated. 😒🤨
Some are shorter.
Long comments have an "Expand" button in Substack. Maybe it is not rendered in some browsers.
In he beginning was the Word.
Yes, this is an immensely significant statement.
Unbelievable evil, yet it’s real. Thank you Elizabeth, for continuing to inform.
Memory. That's why the pineal and major organs were targeted.
Every cell remembers everything that happened to it.
The kids will be alright, as long as they remember.😊 keep reminding them.
#wearemany #wearememory #wewillnotforgive #mistakeswereNOTmade #getlocalised
Thank you, Elizabeth, for putting into so many wonderful and terrible words what so many have experienced and discovered in the last 4 years. As we build our new parallel systems, the old corrupt evil ones will fall by the wayside, I do believe this. But it will not be easy, as you write. So many people are weak mentally, so many probably can't be saved now, and will also fall away sadly.
This helps explain my hunch that we are increasingly at the mercy of a dangerously submissive and risk-averse generation of young people..
They WANT to be ordered around.
A proper education system will remove the chaotic from the world we live in. We are born fearing the 'unknown.' A generation schooled in believing their world is unknowable will be forever fearful of independence.
garret seinem: There is no "proper" education system. A system is central planning. Central planning doesn't work. Education is up to the individual and his parents or guardian.
Briefly, compare the concepts propaganda and education. One strives to elucidate the other, control. When in a society there is an overriding goal to control the culture by those who rule, we no longer have any commitment to educate.
garrret seinem: They killed Socrates in Athens for teaching the youth things that were against the government. The state should NOT be involved in education in any way.
Yes. Their parents deserve what their children will do to them.
Thank you, as always! This writing even more disturbing and courage giving! Another “aha” moment that answers why mRNA is being inserted in to our food supply..”but vegetables don’t get covid”, I used to query to those touting the injections..
Maybe all of those so called “positive tests” on vegetables and fruits weren’t really just the joke that pcr is basically a mass replicator of units, rather the fact they had already perfected the system of production of the aforementioned in plant form
👏👏💯👍😉
Wow. Amazing read. I read the Indoctrinated Brain and shared it on social media, a must read. So easy to manipulate the masses when they’re sick, overweight, overwhelmed, depressed, drunk, high, etc. Exercise and music and art and nature and love and giving back are keys to life and light. God bless you and your mom. Unbelievable really what she went through and absolutely mind blowing that our leaders who are “supposed to protect us” would do such an evil thing. Reality can be so very painful. And this is why the masses blindly comply and want their fake freedumbs because the truth is so painful.
"dark night of the soul"
Perfect description.
Very sorry for what you went through as a kid, but thank you for sharing your mother's story with us. She's a real inspiration, particularly in terms of how to get through hard times and keep your spirits up and your mind and body intact.
I share your optimism and Andrew Harvey's belief that we are entering a time of great danger but great opportunity to overcome an ego-based system that has enslaved and terrorized the world, even if we didn't realize the true nature of that system until now.
Whenever I feel fear or anxiety, I tell myself "Do it for the kids." We need to stay strong and focused in this battle for the soul of humankind for them. They deserve far better than what they've gotten so far.
Besides the Tavistock books, "Weird Scenes Inside the Canyon" by David McGowan is another great read on the link between the youth culture, drugs, and covert ops including MKUltra. He shows that a lot of the people famous for the music that came out of the late 60s were actually military kids and conservatives. He focuses on Laurel Canyon and details the many murders among and around that area, including the Manson murders. I couldn't put the book down.
Yes, I read that too. Such a surprising book.
Second time I've seen McGowan's book mentioned.
I always liked the song "Twelve Thirty (Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon)" by the Mamas & the Papas -- back in the 60s I did not understand the lyrics, but then I'd never heard of Laurel Canyon and its importance to the 60s music scene either. There were some references to Laurel Canyon in a documentary called "Wrecking Crew" (available on Amazon video) about the top studio musicians of the day, back in those times. Another interesting watch, if you are curious about the music scene back then.
What do they mean?
If you mean the lyrics of 'Twelve Thirty,' there are numerous interpretations. Here are a few:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Thirty_(Young_Girls_Are_Coming_to_the_Canyon)
https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-twelve-thirty-by-the-mamas-the-papas/
https://songmeanings.com/songs/view/42549/
The Wrecking Crew were mentioned in the book. The infamous Phil Spector put them together, and they often played the music behind the 60s hits -- not the group members themselves who in many cases were not good musicians. You'd be surprised because some 60s icons were crap at playing their instruments and/or singing. But then the Toto guys were the music behind many bands in the 70s and 80s, so it seems it's not unusual in the music industry. I watched the documentary a while back, but now I want to watch it again knowing more about what was really going on. Thanks for reminding me!
You're welcome, E.Z. There were other such groups around -- the Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (aka 'The Swampers') was another, and IIRC also has a video available on Amazon.
https://encyclopediaofalabama.org/article/muscle-shoals-rhythm-section-msrs/
MSRS and Crew both mentioned here, with others:
https://sonicscoop.com/hidden-by-the-glass-historys-most-iconic-session-musicians/
The reason why all the Motown hits of the 60's sound the same except for the singers is that they all had the same excellent backup band.
Yes, the so-called 'Funk Brothers.' And just as Phil Spector was responsible for the 'Wall of Sound,' Barry Gordy made sure the 'Motown Sound' remained consistent from hit to hit. There was a lot more organization behind the 1960s music scene than most people recognize.