1300 miles away is still not safe. The insanity was not limited to government. The insanity somehow overtook mob-thinking as well. I was openly anti-mask on social media. A "friend" from high school blamed his father's death on my anti-mask stance. I had not seen his father in decades, had no contact with him not even via social media, and I live approximately 1300 miles away.
I've also been going back over the insanity, and it's bringing up the trauma we all endured. I did this one, that got taken down from YT. I thought we were over that, but I guess not: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/max-vax-madness.
Here is the dilemma most people have yet to come to grips with because they are too terrified to think beyond what the the media and government hacks indoctrinate them with. You can accept their medical tyranny and in all likelihood you will be murdered by drugs and doctors or you can stand and fight when they come for you and they will likely kill you anyway for resisting.
In either event, you die and they win. They want us all dead and gone and they do not care how they achieve that cherished goal. There are two schools of thought such as resisting them and then being locked down or taking the offensive and killing them off first. That window of opportunity is closing every day. Continue to wait them out and the noose gets tighter and tighter. Once the tsunami of murders gains more momentum, it will become more accepted as the fate of humanity by most. A sort of psychologically induced woe-is-me.
It is sad that so many do not see that their future is turning very grim. It is not that a person is pessimistic and hopeless, it's that they fail to see the great danger lurking around the corner. That is awareness. It is a distinct possibility we will have an A/I clone in the black house in 2025 along with a severe pandemic push that will result in lifetime lock downs. Will a good chunk of humanity be willing to fight for their lives?
This hit home recently over an innocuous thing. I forgot and left an unopened water bottle in my carryon. I purchased it (for something close to $6 I think), after going through security and threw it in my bag in case I might want it in the airplane. Then there was an unexpected security line. This young man in the airport in Mexico City found it as he searched through my bag that triggered the security X-ray machine and he literally waggled his finger at me as he looked me in the eye and said something in Spanish. He had to be in his early 20s. I could have been his mother. Then he took my unopened water bottle and threw it in a plastic tub with two or three other unopened water bottles. Headed now for the landfill I imagine (and trust me, it does trouble me to purchase plastic bottles that go in landfills—which made it all worse as I didn’t my even get to drink it first). But that was such a surreal moment as it really hit me how it made no sense for him to wag his finger at me. It was a water bottle. What water bottle has ever blown up an airplane? I still feel strangely stunned by it. The increasing dystopian security measures with cameras and weird cattle-type gates I had to pass as well didn’t help. Things seem to be getting worse in these first and second world countries. I need to remind myself of that when I take my cold shower here and wish for a few more creature comforts. I need to remember all I have gained. It was stunning to return to El Salvador where people in the airport security and customs treated me as a rational human. People in general here just seem to care and haven’t lost their humanity…whatever that means. I think it has to do a lot with a heart connection and a lot with the capacity to evaluate things…such as rules that hurt rather than help people.
1300 miles away is still not safe. The insanity was not limited to government. The insanity somehow overtook mob-thinking as well. I was openly anti-mask on social media. A "friend" from high school blamed his father's death on my anti-mask stance. I had not seen his father in decades, had no contact with him not even via social media, and I live approximately 1300 miles away.
Great article Christopher! You spell it all out clearly.
In Michigan the Police were mostly very good and hardly bothered anyone unless directed to.
During the Lockdown in Michigan I could get:
An abortion, go to the Marijouna Dispensary, Liquor Store, Costco and Walmart.
I could Not go to the park, the lake, on the lake, the local family owned stores (shutdown).
They sure had their priorities right. I followed none of their Illegal Rules!
I've also been going back over the insanity, and it's bringing up the trauma we all endured. I did this one, that got taken down from YT. I thought we were over that, but I guess not: https://thirdparadigm.substack.com/p/max-vax-madness.
Here is the dilemma most people have yet to come to grips with because they are too terrified to think beyond what the the media and government hacks indoctrinate them with. You can accept their medical tyranny and in all likelihood you will be murdered by drugs and doctors or you can stand and fight when they come for you and they will likely kill you anyway for resisting.
In either event, you die and they win. They want us all dead and gone and they do not care how they achieve that cherished goal. There are two schools of thought such as resisting them and then being locked down or taking the offensive and killing them off first. That window of opportunity is closing every day. Continue to wait them out and the noose gets tighter and tighter. Once the tsunami of murders gains more momentum, it will become more accepted as the fate of humanity by most. A sort of psychologically induced woe-is-me.
It is sad that so many do not see that their future is turning very grim. It is not that a person is pessimistic and hopeless, it's that they fail to see the great danger lurking around the corner. That is awareness. It is a distinct possibility we will have an A/I clone in the black house in 2025 along with a severe pandemic push that will result in lifetime lock downs. Will a good chunk of humanity be willing to fight for their lives?
This hit home recently over an innocuous thing. I forgot and left an unopened water bottle in my carryon. I purchased it (for something close to $6 I think), after going through security and threw it in my bag in case I might want it in the airplane. Then there was an unexpected security line. This young man in the airport in Mexico City found it as he searched through my bag that triggered the security X-ray machine and he literally waggled his finger at me as he looked me in the eye and said something in Spanish. He had to be in his early 20s. I could have been his mother. Then he took my unopened water bottle and threw it in a plastic tub with two or three other unopened water bottles. Headed now for the landfill I imagine (and trust me, it does trouble me to purchase plastic bottles that go in landfills—which made it all worse as I didn’t my even get to drink it first). But that was such a surreal moment as it really hit me how it made no sense for him to wag his finger at me. It was a water bottle. What water bottle has ever blown up an airplane? I still feel strangely stunned by it. The increasing dystopian security measures with cameras and weird cattle-type gates I had to pass as well didn’t help. Things seem to be getting worse in these first and second world countries. I need to remind myself of that when I take my cold shower here and wish for a few more creature comforts. I need to remember all I have gained. It was stunning to return to El Salvador where people in the airport security and customs treated me as a rational human. People in general here just seem to care and haven’t lost their humanity…whatever that means. I think it has to do a lot with a heart connection and a lot with the capacity to evaluate things…such as rules that hurt rather than help people.