Disrupting The Status Quo
"The world is not sliding, but galloping into a new transnational dystopia. The internet, our greatest tool of emancipation, has been transformed into the most dangerous facilitator of totalitarianism we have ever seen. The internet is a threat to human civilization." -- Julian Assange [2012]
"More than three million pass through U.S. airport security in a day." Nothing says "Independence Day" like waiting in line to be probed and fondled in a TSA humiliation ritual. As I've said before, airport security is obedience training for humans, in addition to being humiliating. It serves no real purpose except to let us know that the government is in charge and we had better obey them if we want to go anywhere much farther away than the local 7-Eleven. Look at the photo above. Isn't that the most pathetic thing you've ever seen? Hundreds of taxpayers, who have deluded themselves into thinking they are "free", are dutifully lined up like cattle for their turn at the hands of government agents who have the power to steal their stuff, stop them from traveling, and even arrest them if they misbehave in any way. How is the line at airport security much different than the cafeteria line in a prison? And yet they weave through the fabric corral, thinking "that's just the way it is".
One day, probably sooner than we expect, our acquiesence to tyranny will lead to much worse horrors than having a TSA agent rubbing our genitals. So either stand up for your God-given rights, or get ready for a lot more humiliation.
In case you haven't heard, it's now Summer in the northern hemisphere, and that means it's hot. Temperatures have reached 100 degrees (Fahrenheit) in many parts of the United States, and in Death Valley temps shot up to 129 degrees, which seems extreme but still isn't the hottest day on record. Reasonably intelligent people know that it's hot in the summer and even hotter in the desert. But the mind-control specialists in the news media want you to think that the temperatures we're seeing are some freak event, no doubt caused by man-made climate change. It's not that big fiery ball in the sky that's making you sweat. And it's not geoengineering either. Your armpits are moist because people are selfish and irresponsible: How dare you cook beef on a gas grill (insects or tofu, anyone?). How dare you not go into massive debt to buy an electric car that isn't actually eco-friendly but let's pretend it is, okay? How dare you use air conditioning when you could just as easily drop ice cubes in your underwear. Stop being selfish and get with the globalist's program of totalitarian control...er, I mean...go green!
I wonder how long it's going to be before the self-proclaimed experts and their news media puppets begin saying that people are dying "with climate-related complications", similar to how they claimed everyone who died had "COVID". I can imagine someone being found dead after being hit by a car, and the hospital writes it up as "death from impact related to climate", or some similar nonsense. Uncle Bob may be 100 years old when he finally dies, but if he's still warm to the touch when they find him, that's climate change! Maybe you should have hosed him down before you called the paramedics.
People are becoming stupid. Yes, people have always been sort of stupid but now they're becoming REALLY stupid. My apologies to the woman pictured above. I pulled the image from a Telegram channel post and it made me think about the current data processing abilities of people in 2024. I don't mean to pick on her, but really Ms Leeks, how could you not know it wasn't really Kevin Costner you were giving your money to?
It's not just Ms Leeks I'm worried about. People everywhere are becoming downright loopy. At the grocery store self-checkout lanes, customers can't figure out how to scan the barcodes on their ultra-processed toxic frozen dinners. The credit card machine seems especially vexxing for many. Social media posts are full of questions about the most basic tasks of life, as if people had gone straight from the womb to adulthood. I still see people alone in their cars, their faces covered up by useless paper surgical masks to protect them from the COVID that didn't exist four years ago and certainly doesn't exist now. And driving is especially dangerous, with people seemingly too feeble minded to realize they're supposed to stop at red stoplights, not turn right on red when the big sign says "No Right Turn On Red", or realize more than two seconds in advance that their exit is coming up. Why think ahead when you can just sweep across three lanes of congested traffic to turn in to the Walmart? Just a couple of nights ago I was driving home on a six lane highway and it began to rain. It wasn't a heavy rain; just a mild shower. Immediately almost every driver hit their brakes, slowed to a crawl, and turned on their hazard flashers as if they were splashing through a monsoon. Because of how everyone was spaced across all the lanes, I had to weave around to get past this blob of morons afraid of raindrops. People weren't afraid to drive in the rain five years ago. Now, it's a crisis event.
Are people losing their minds? Is the fluoride in the water finally taking its toll? Have televisions destroyed our critical thinking skills? Is the aluminum in the chemtrails making us retarded? Or, as one study suggests, are the COVID vaccines causing dementia? Will we soon have thousands of brain-injured people roaming around Death Valley, looking for the airport security queue and wondering why it's hot?
Sadly, the evidence suggests, "yes".
The first presidential debate of 2024 happens tonight. If you're expecting to hear anything of importance from either candidate, you're going to be hugely disappointed. This spectacle of lies and empty promises is being held to make us think the democratic process is alive and well in America. But it's really a distraction designed to burn off some of your political anger as "your guy", whoever that is, throws insults at the other in an event that's more like a professional wrestling match than a scholarly discussion. None of the really important problems facing our country will be discussed with any degree of honesty. And when it's all over, you'll likely think of one of those important problems and say, "no one talked about (fill in the blank)". That's because neither Donald Trump nor Joe Biden are willing to actually do anything about the important problems...or at least, not in a way they want you to know about.
Keep this list handy as you watch the debate and when it's over, see how many of these issues were discussed:
I bet you can think of even more than I have. And I further bet that nothing on my list will be touched by either candidate, because all the things I listed are in some way related to the agendas of the deep state and the globalists. Instead, Trump will fall back on his "Make America Great Again" slogan while offering vague plans for things he promises to do, but never really will, and Biden will spend most of his time lying about how much he's accomplished and how he promises to do more of the same.
And when the lights dim and the candidates walk off the stage, most people in America will be unchanged in who they intend to vote for, comforted by the delusion that "their guy" will lead us to greatness. They'll never even think about how none of the important problems were discussed.
But you will. You've got the list.
Smartphones create weak, addicted minds. "Just say no" to digital dopamine.
Bill Nye, not a science guy, was on ABC’s “This Week” to discuss the recent hot weather, also known as "summer". Nye told the (hopefully small) audience:
“It’s the beginning of the new normal, with respect. So the latest — the latest research is that there’s not a turning point or a tipping point or a knee in the curve. It’s just going to get hotter and hotter and worse and worse and more and more extreme. So this is a taste of the normal of the future unless we, humankind, get to work and address it."
How should we address it, Bill? Will massive carbon taxes that benefit the super-wealthy do the trick? Will locking people inside 15-minute cities and restricting access to travel, food, water, electricity, and fuel solve our problems? Or should we just go back in time and enjoy the austere lifestyle of the pre-industrial era? Maybe what we should be doing is questioning if there is a real problem at all. Despite the climate-change cult's claims about the weather, the truth is that reasonably accurate temperature records only go back just over 100 years. That's not long enough for anyone to make definitive claims about what is happening now or what will happen next. And even if temperatures are rising, many (honest) climate scientists say human activity can't affect it in any significant way. If humans ARE responsible for climate change, I'd suspect government experiments like H.A.A.R.P. and flight-based geoengineering are doing far more harm than your neighbor's old Dodge Dart that he refuses to get rid of. Elon Musk's rockets and the Pentagon's endless wars probably aren't very healthy, either.
And why isn't Nye talking about the Grand Solar Minimum that the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting will begin in 2030? This will be a decade of no sunspots, an event has not occurred in as long as humanity has been counting sunspots. The few scientists who are willing to talk about it say we'll be experiencing extreme global cooling which could even be a mini ice age. Crops won't grow, people will die of famine, and governments will collapse. That certainly sounds like a greater threat to humanity than anything the climate-change cult is screaming about.
Bill Nye is free to say what he wants. But I'm free to tell you he's not a meteorologist and therefore shouldn't be trusted as a reliable source on a subject as 'heated' as climate change. His training is as a mechanical engineer but he's spent most of his life as a comedian and a television presenter. Nye is a lifetime left-leaning Democrat and he limits his carbon footprint by only owning two homes. [source: Wikipedia]
The global deep state continues to pump out fear-porn about "bird flu". Now they're claiming the mythical virus has jumped to cats, and the occasional dog. The first question anyone should ask is, "why are they testing cats for bird flu?". The answer is that the more tests they give, using the same discredited PCR tests that artificially fueled the COVID pandemic psyop, the more "cases" they can claim to have found. Then the mind-control news media can talk about the cases and transmit fear and anxiety to an audience that should know by now that the media can't be trusted. Once the public is sufficiently frightened, politicians and health officials with control issues will begin issuing mandates that will strip us of our freedom while doing nothing for our health. And we can't ignore that these same madmen are already murdering millions of animals based on that same PCR test, so expect meat prices to soon rise dramatically, before food disappears completely from your grocer's shelves. We're facing hard times, unless we stop sitting on our hands and actually do something to save ourselves. Maybe it's time to form militia's that are willing to stand up to the armed government thugs who are destroying our food. If not now, when?
And my last story of the day: the first presidential debate of 2024 is coming up. Unfortunately, the uniparty is blocking independent candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr from participating. Debate host CNN, working in collusion with both the Biden and the Trump campaigns, created artificially strict qualifications that had to be met before a candidate could be on the stage, qualifications that Biden and Trump automatically met but no one else could. Once assured of his exclusion, the misinformation media loudly announced that RFK Jr failed to qualify, without explaining how corrupt the process had been or making any mention of how keeping him out of the debate harms our democratic process. Neither Biden nor Trump spoke up in defense of Kennedy, probably because they know he's the smartest of the three and would make the uniparty candidates look like the establishment fools that they are.
This pathetic attempt to silence RFK Jr only serves to prove how corrupt our political system has become. Although I haven't endorsed any candidate yet, here's the link to Kennedy's campaign site. Unlike CNN and the uniparty, I think everyone should have the chance to hear from other candidates so you can at least make an informed decision.
"Whoever fights monsters should see to it that in the process he does not become a monster." - Friedrich Nietzsche
