While the majority of people continue to sleep in a society that is headed for certain disaster, the few that realize this trajectory are forcibly boxed in by the many that would prefer conveniences of lies over freedom.
Costs continue to climb; regulation continues to grow along with the size of government, and the working class continue to suffer at the end of the line of it all. As the (private) central banking cartel continues to devalue the currency that is known globally as the “United States Dollar”, the people that rely on that currency choose to stay blissfully ignorant to the consequences of the actions they support due to the lies they simply believe without question.
Uneducated politically fueled adults are online demanding an “end to farming” as it is one of the “biggest contributors to climate change”, (source: https://x.com/wideawake_media/status/1963181026840105161 ) while simultaneously failing to realize their actual existence depends on the farming they demand should be ceased – the cognitive dissonance is shocking. These same people have the full power of voting -yet another reason that a Democracy is dangerous to our Republic.
Narratives of “green policies” and “climate emergencies” continue to amplify, increasing regulation and taxation on the people, all the while convincing people that the natural foods they eat are causing harm to the environment. The corporate government directs money toward fake meat campaigns and highly chemically processed foods while pushing the narrative that meat consumption and farming are harming the planet.
While these narratives of “cows are bad” continue to thrive, hundred-story processing plants which emit incredible amounts of exhaust fumes continue to be subsidized by government investment and built all over the natural land. These narratives not only misleading, but dangerous to the poor and middle class: those who are effected the most.
Al Gore and the corporate syndicate of government goonies has been declaring the world will “end in ten years” beginning nearly 30 years ago – but this dates back further – Earlier discussions of global warming—such as the 1970s scientific warnings about a “greenhouse effect” or the 1988 testimony of NASA scientist James Ehrlich before the U.S. Senate—focused on serious risks but did not typically employ the stark “end‑the‑world” language that later became common in political rhetoric.
To assume a “greenhouse effect” could happen in this world would be to assume we are living in a closed system. This closed system would be contrary to the official NASA stance that we live next to an open vacuum.
Nature abhors a vacuum, and one next to an open air system is against all modern physics – so which is it? Are we boiling inside of a closed system, or do we exist next to an open vacuum? Does this open vacuum, which is supposedly 2.73 kelvin, or ‑454.8 °F – really create an environment where the world is heating up? Is this even a possibility?
We live in a world where narratives are floating around and no unbiased verification has taken place. NASA says we are spinning at 1040 miles per hour at the equator, that we are 92.96 million miles away from the sun, and that we are 238,855 miles away from the moon. Do your own senses tell you this is true? Does the heat of the sun feel like it is that far away? Does the cool of the moon? What about when you go higher or lower in elevation, do you notice a difference – without being told, what do you experience?
At what point do we discontinue believing things that make no sense, simply because a government authority has told us it’s true? Can we trust a government apparatus that operates with a profit motive and has enslaved it’s people through fiat currency and central banking to achieve higher returns via more debt issuance? Can we believe the lies they have financial incentives to uphold, or do we recognize there may actually be moral hazard that exists? When do the majority of people begin to question – and dismantle – things in this society that no longer serve us, or are those of us that questioned doomed to be imprisoned at the hand of our fellow apathetic friends?
Idiocy has become popular and “cool” in music and film culture. We glorify lack of common knowledge and create an environment where the most impressionable youth strive to act like absolutely distasteful buffoons. The corporate complex has framed sub-human behavior as something to strive for, destroying the fabric of a civilized society.
We slowly move ever closer to a world we are not prepared to live in at the hand of the ignorant masses. Trusting a corporate narrative must be analyzed – every corporation has profit motive – nothing is said “just because”.
Prioritize education before it’s too late: study history, learn the evils of government over reach and excessive regulation, and stand up for the Posterity.
If we fail to act today, our children will face impossibilities we can not imagine.
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