Having caught a bad case of unemployment (the most contagious disease this 2020 spring) I bid my favorite tenants goodbye and filled a vehicle or two or three with debris collected during my 2.5 years spent in Thermopolis. I'm ready to hit the road, but my sleeping neighbors are limiting my ability to finish cleaning the apartment. I'm all set to make a ton of noise as soon as I hear them.
I was not planning ahead when I packed up the kitchen last night. The main thing on my mind was getting some items sold and waiting for the buyers, so I didn't realize that I stuffed all my coffee and my last mug in the car. This morning, on the search for caffeine, I remembered that I was going to leave an unopened can of MAXWELL HOUSE (or Mahwell How, as they say in the South) in the cupboard for the next tenants to discover. I've never had Mahwell How before, and I was not planning on it but here I am, drinking Mah-well Howz from the glass carafe we were planning on tossing. It's so fun to move; on the last day you can just throw away anything you use without having to wash it first. The dump has no preference. I packed almost everything, and I think I still have room for the few items left. Moving is a really fantastic practice. It's cleansing, but not the way vegans talk about green juice; it's practically, quantifiably and visibly cleansing. The more stuff you have the less you use each item. That realization is forced upon you when you find yourself standing over two bins marked "trash" and "keep," holding all the items you forgot about and wondering why it's so hard to make dump donations. When you're moving you realize that we all have an inner hoarder inside of us, and the best way to fight it is to periodically disconnect yourself from half your belongings. The most common way of doing that is moving, although I hear bonfires are equally effective, and it's something I recommend doing at least every two years. Evidently, I waited too long. Will I miss Thermopolis? Probably not. I'm not a fan of passive people. I will miss a few things, and I did like quite a few people. Life is like that. No place is exceptional so it doesn't really matter where you go. You just try to find a bunch of people who are less obnoxious, and you try to do things that are not pointless, and then you die and let other people deal with your refuse collection.
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We seem like a fairly developed, advanced society. That is to say; we can look at the past and clearly observe how stupid human beings have been, then look at how we are not being stupid in the same way and feel good about ourselves. Sometimes we weren’t stupid, sometimes we were even brilliant. The human race did, after all, put forth many great minds who were beyond their time. “Beyond their time…” that implies what we all assume; that human kind is on a timeline from caveman to superbrain which will create a super-society: otherwise how could we decide that Galileo was “ahead” when we say he is on-par with modern minds. Oh sure, we can see virtue in our mistakes, but only because we “advanced” after applying the scientific method and working out kinks. We must be getting better and better... right? If we are better, what did it cost?
Imagine you are in a society where it is common to do odd things, like make purchases only to throw them away shortly after taking them home. As part of this society you are encouraged to pay someone a lot of money every month in return for a piece of paper assuring you he will help you fix a specific item when it breaks, but only if it breaks in a specific way. You may never break your item, and if you do, he may not give you any money back to fix it. You look back after months of paying and see that you are tossing hundreds of dollars into the shredder for an idea on a little piece of paper. It’s called insurance, and it is similar to rent, renter’s insurance, etc. in that you pay for a service which is so far from an investment that as soon as you stop paying, the service stops. We do this with so many things. When we buy items like clothes, there is a sharp, and I mean sharp decrease in value almost immediately. You hear old men saying that about cars; that as soon as you drive it off the lot, “as SOON as you drive it off the lot, it devalues by 80%.” That’s mostly true, but not quite as true for cars as it is for other minor purchases, like clothing. Do you ever think about how little money you can get if you buy a shirt or a pair of shoes, decide you don’t like them then turn around and try to sell them the same day? You would be incredibly lucky to get 75% the price you paid if you could even find a buyer. Give it a month or two and lose the receipt, let the store-ironed crease fade out, wait for the fashion to change and you would be lucky to get 25% the original price. The curve is on an exponential downturn until the far future when the item is valued for its nostalgia. How many clothing items do you have right now? How many of them were brand new when you got them? How much money did you pour into your closet that you will never see again? Like rent, your closet is a pit that you toss money into; it’s just an expense you have to deal with. You have to wear clothes, you have to have a place to live, you just have to deal with the expenses of life. I think, however, that life expenses are much higher now than ever. Just looking at clothes will show you that. Never in history have people spent as much on clothing kept clothing for such a short time. Maybe you are an exception to society because you’re a nudist, or maybe you pride yourself in buying pre-used clothes which, like cars, provide the same services as the new version but have already been devalued at least 50%. We are obviously paying a high price for being so advanced, but where has it gotten us? Looking at history, I don’t see a truly advanced society, I just see an expensive one full of idiots. I know the collective common sense of our kind goes up and down rather than staying on a linear trajectory toward godhood, and at this point in time, we are at a marked low. Take a look at the crowds at your grocery store and you will see the masks and know it’s true. As usual they don’t want to get sick, but they are dumb enough to believe that this sickness is much worse than the normal colds and flus that they have proudly spread around all year, every other year of their lives. Society may have invented external brains for us to keep in our pockets, but our own brains seem to have suffered from such things. We pay more now, but we are just as dumb as ever. Some things will never change, and unfortunately, humanity is one of them. IF China was indeed experimenting in bio-warfare by creating a virus and sending it over, the trial was successful, but not in the way people think it was. The conspirators in the world are saying it was an experiment to see how much damage a virus could do to our health. I am certain: it is not about HEALTH, per se. CORONA IS A NON-THREATENING VIRUS. COVID-19 is hardly as dangerous as something like EBOLA, and it appears to be less life-threatening than the common cold and flu. The dems have obviously tried to screw around with the numbers (see a video on the CDC's role in this: VIDEO). Knowing that the "pandemic" was not about the virus lets us see what the actual damage was. This virus, whether it was an attack or an accident was purely PSYCHOLOGICAL, not directly physical. We have seen that the sheeple of America can be absolutely convinced that a variation on the common cold is life-threatening. They can be goaded into creating cloth masks for the hospitals which are not actually lacking. There is no health emergency, but they can be shown recycled footage from other countries and they will be immediately convinced that the world is ending. They can be subdued and suppressed into staying indoors, going against common respiratory health sense. They can be forced into closing their businesses, losing their jobs, laying off their employees, and finally, accepting tax dollars all because the liberals manufactured massive fear about a cold. A COLD. It is not the plague, we can see that clearly. It may have nasty effects on the lungs, but only for those with pre-existing conditions, and those who smoke too much pot. The least threatening aspect of the whole debacle was the virus itself. COVID has caused so little harm compared to the fear of COVID. If you've ever asked yourself "how dumb are we really?" You need only look at the empty streets, the empty shelves, and the empty bank accounts to find your answer. We have publicized to the world how stupid we are, how absolutely influenced by propaganda and media we can be. The Chinese never need to make an actual weapon; they know that they have the power of suggestion in their arsenal, and it is nearly 100% effective at destroying us faster than an actual plague. Comrades, you have made me embarrassed for us. I KNOW it is just a respiratory cold/flu type thing. I also know fresh air and sunshine, endorphines, and dopamine from being with other people are the best things for keeping your lungs and your immune system happy. I thought everyone else knew that too. Apparently not. We are told to stay inside and people actually believe that will help.
Even if I was afraid of getting a cold, I wouldn't take the precautions that I've seen implemented around me. You know those face-guards you use when pouring iron? It's a little shield, like a welding shield that attaches to a hard hat but it's clear plastic and it can help in protecting straight-on assaults by sparks and the butt-ends of poorly aimed tools. It's something you wear when you're not too worried about the bottom of your chin, since that whole area is open. How, I ask, is that supposed to protect your airway from sneezes and coughs? Maybe a sneeze would be blocked a little, but the whole idea about corona is that it can be spread through the AIR ..... A I R .... when people are less than 6-feet apart. Otherwise, why are people socially-distancing? If it is true that corona can be spread through AIR, and doesn't even have a sneeze as a symptom, then how effective are face-guards that have open airflow? It is about as effective as using mesh netting to ward off toxic gases. Is it more obsessive or compulsive to turn all your pants into skirts? Is it more anal retentive or anarchic to spend any extra time when you're not mutilating your clothes to clean the hovel until it is 50% guest- ready when in reality, you are less likely to have guests NOW than ever, now that CORONA ordinances are pushing people inside. I've tried, I really have tried to be more social with people and un-distance myself than any time before. Something about being told to stay away from people just because you might get a cold makes you want to TRY to get bat soup, not that is is that easy.
Anyway, I'm not being quarantined and I'm not laid-off. I may as well be though; I see almost nobody and every day I am only supposed to work 2 hours. So what to do with all that extra time? Many people have reported gaining weight during this time, but I suddenly feel a little in shape. I have a stationary bike! They opened a path up one of our "mountains" that I have been trotting up after my pretense of a job. When I'm not looking at the desolate and half-abandoned town or cleaning, making messes, cleaning them back up again and murdering pants, the game of dress-up just happens. Breaking outthe box of food coloring becomes irresistible. This is a really fun time. I can read books and I EVEN TOOK MY ONCE-QUARTERLY BATH. Even though I'm more broke by the day, I think Corona devastation can be really enjoyable. You know it's spring when there is enough pavement showing for the town to lug out the street cleaner. It is driven around town and past our office in an attempt to remove a winter's worth of sand and gravel from the roads. It provides a definite break from boredom as I watch through the window. Today, when I heard it coming, I swiveled my chair towards the street so I'd be prepared for the entertainment. Usually the guy driving it has his head poking through the starboard window British-style so he can see if he's running over the curb. Sometimes the driver waves at the businesses as he passes and I wave back.
Today as the street cleaner passed into view I was surprised to see Kevin Costner driving. He had his head out the window, but not to watch the curb; he was looking into the office. With eyes locked he maintained his wild stare until he passed smoothly and horizontally out of range. It felt quiet even though the street sweeper is loud enough to disrupt all communications from a block away. He looked less groomed than his last appearance on the red carpet. You would think he never left his role in Dances With Wolves. It is not surprising to me that Kevin Costner works for the Town Sanitation department now. After all; I did get to meet Michael Keaton last year when he came in to show off his homemade creations [SEE ENTRY HERE]. Ok kids, if you’ve ever wanted to upload content that merits censorship, now’s the time: YouTube has given the green light. Read their message! They may “REMOVE CONTENT THAT DOES NOT VIOLATE COMMUNITY GUIDELINES” as seen in the blue pop-up message when you go to your upload page.
By the way, open the source code of any page, hit CTRL+U and search for the flag terms on facebook posts. You’ll be appalled at the unnecessary censorship As unnecessary as it is to utter the word and add to the reach of the craze, it is unavoidably necessary to point out these truths about CORONAVIRUS. Those with brains know it is nothing more than a viral pneumonia and very much a part of the family that is the "common cold." Those with brains know it has been hyped by the libtard media and blown out of proportion by those with holdings in preparedness stock, like the mega doomsday prepper/preacher Glenn Beck (I spit at the name).
BUT Heck! Thanks to the idiots wringing their hands and obsessively rubbing them with hand sanitizer, I have never been safer from a cold or a flu, or basically any contagious illness. The office has never been cleaner, the stores are more germ-free than at any time in my life, or so the revved up efforts by managers as described in promotional emails would have me think. Yes, as a nation, it seems, for the first time ever since we forgot how to wash our hands, we have remembered for the short duration of this virus. I was raised to know where my hands have been. I know, since my mother took the time to teach me, that when I go outside, germs start at the door. The doorknob, to be precise. It's the portal between what we can clean and what we cannot. Doors are the gateway to exciting adventures, and when you come back, you bring all the excitement from your travels and you deposit them firmly on your very own doorknob. They are also in your car, on your arms, your watch, your phone. I was raised with this awareness, but it wasn't a fear. When you know where germs are, and you know how to contain them, you always have that option. If you don't want to get sick, the knowledge and awareness is at your disposal. It's a little option in your head reminding you not to touch your face, or not to eat in your car or basically anywhere without wiping your hands and everything down with alcohol first. It's no big deal if you forget; you will likely be reminded why you ever cared about germs when you get a nasty sore throat three days later or start throwing up within 48 hours. When I get home, ever since I started leaving home, I wash my hands before touching anything else. Then I rub off my phone and any instruments I took out with me with rubbing alcohol. If I know I've been around sick people, I rinse my nose out with salt water. I never get sick, and I work in an office with two people who have been plagued with every cold and flu to come through town since I met them 2.5 years ago. In the whole town, I am the only person I know who has been doing this... until CORONA. Now, everyone else is starting to realize how dirty their favorite objects are. They (hopefully) are beginning to notice certain things, like how viruses travel. It's my desire for them to connect the source to the outcome like my mother did in my childhood. When you go to a playdate with your toddler and they get sick 3 days later, it's likely because Joey's mom brought Joey who had snot pouring out of his nose. Colds and flus happen for a reason: germs are introduced into the system and when your system doesn't eliminate them fast enough, they attack and your body's response in what we know as common illness. This is the gold nugget: what people don't know is that 99% of the time, we don't HAVE to be sick. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE SICK. Being sick is NOT an essential part of the human existence. It has become a routine part of the human experience, but most colds and flus can be avoided fairly easily, especially with the help of modern plumbing and sanitation. There was a legendary woman who told everyone about the passing of sickness once, what was her name? Oh yeah, FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE. She saw that hospital staff were going from one sikko's room to the next without washing their hands properly or changing soiled garments. Sometimes they would carry dirty tools directly from one room to the next. A patient throws up on your shoes? Gotta finish rounds! Carry on. Sound familiar? What tool is it that all hospital employees carry with them now? Cell phones. Do you see those get disinfected between visits? What about the doorknobs? Just because you didn't touch the patient doesn't mean you didn't touch their germs. Modern Hospitals and Medical institutions are one of the best places to get sick. Shouldn't we know better by now? Do we really need Florence to come back from the grave where she has been rolling over in agony, watching us stupidly fall back into the dark ages even while we live in a flood of available sanitation products? Maybe Coronavirus is our Florence. Maybe for a few minutes we'll remember why soap was invented. Maybe this nation will connect a few dots and stop sucking on grocery store pens or licking fingers to moisten them. Maybe we'll see why we grab those sani-wipes in stores to rub off the cart handles, then stop to think about the surfaces we DIDN'T sanitize. Can we learn to go all the way? I hope so. Ultimately it is selfish not to. Maybe we can't keep ourselves from getting it, but we can learn certainly reduce the spread. Do I want to live in a sterile world? Of course not. I don't want to have unnecessary colds or flus, and I certainly don't want to catch worse illnesses unless it is God's plan for me to die from my eyes melting out of my anus from Ebola. Some say HIV/AIDS is becoming airborne. Do you want to have THAT disease just because someone coughed on your neck in the theatre? It is really important to recognize those health threats. Even though everyone has their panties in a wad over a tiny little cold-type thing from China, there is a rise in germ-intelligence, albeit temporary. Even if it comes at the expense of other types of sanity (like the one that keeps people from hoarding toilet paper) my world is improved through the hype. If only the journey to germ awareness went a step further and made people think about their sexual behaviors. What is acceptable socially is not always healthy. There is a reason the death rate from HIV is highest in homosexual men, along with other STDs and complications like anal cancer, sphincter disfunction, etc. Look at the facts homos. I mean homies. There are some things you should not do. If you ignore what you know, you will pay the price and bring others down with you. If each person in the world cut down on the number of germs and bacteria entering his system, we would all get sick less often and cleaning would be less necessary. He: "Ahggh, thou wretch... thou hast reached into mine bones and tore mine heart from its natural sinews... I curse thee! "
She: "I have done thee no wrong! Thine heart was dead long before mine hand was laid upon it - this I know by thine kissing of another lady this morn! Thou hadst no heart for me to take, as thou hadst already thrown it away for some wench by the pub. Quit thou thine whinesome noises." https://themanyfeatheredfinch.weebly.com/ 2/13/20
Something has been weighing on my subconscious. I was walking back from the post office a few weeks ago and I passed the lesser-known gas station. I noticed one person filling up a flatbed. I could see the man’s shoes, but he appeared to be looking very intently at the pump in his hand as he was bent down with his head resting on his arm, arm on the truck over his tank access. As I watched, the tank became full and I realized there was fuel splashing on his feet. It kept splashing for long enough that I almost shouted “hey, you ok there?” but I did not immediately try to arouse him. I didn't want to embarrass him, and I was feeling strangely uncomfortable at the idea of trying to help. When the splashing finally woke him, it had probably only been split-seconds, but it was long enough for me to have started to say something, and long enough for his shoes to be covered in fuel. He sprung into action, though not without apparent drowsiness. It felt strange, though; it was 7:30 in the morning on a Saturday. Maybe he had been working all night and was simply exhausted, but the feeling that he was drunk or drugged also kept me from engaging with him. It was probably diesel that he was pumping, which is better. “If he lights a cigarette in his truck he probably won’t explode,” I thought.
Bondspeople Fulcher and Agnes met during the last plague. She brought her dead to his wheelbarrow, not John's. Fulcher has always been terrible at recognizing flirtatious behavior so he thought nothing of it. The next week Agnes went out to play at archery and as luck would have it, her wayward tips all landed in Fulcher's heart. Startled, he ripped his heart out of his chest. He saw Agnes and knew it was true love. They joined hands and were married. Scene #2 depicts Agnes and Fulcher the next day enjoying their falcon and dying of the plague. Fulcher also has poor blood circulation in this image preventing him from doing anything strenuous. So the Academy Awards (Oscars) happened last night, and for the second year in a row they denied my application to host. The Oscars have become a type of yearly tradition for many around the globe. People tune in to watch their favorite celebrities and wait for the winners with anticipation to see if their bets are correct. What’s really happening is somewhat concealed. It’s really just a night of judgmental outcomes and opportunities.
First, films are produced with the hopes of procuring the favor of a strangely secretive panel of critics who may or may not hand out a nomination. They are marketed and shown to the masses who write silly and insignificant reviews on their blogs and inevitably participate in the creation of revenue. The judges for the awards may take note of the peasant’s viewership and subsequent sale generation, but for the most part, when they decide who to award, they are asking three questions:
When the voting is done, all the Hollywood bubble heads and bubble butts congregate together in a semi-naked atmosphere of gloating and pageantry where not only they, but also their designers are on display. Who wore who is a big part of the Oscar game; this is the peasant's opportunity to judge. The fashion world and the commoner unite to mock the celebs who go a step in the wrong fashion direction, creating slideshows of “worst-dressed” and “who wore it best.” Once sufficiently mocked on the red carpet, celebs go into the auditorium to see what the judges decided. The secretive board of Oscar judges want to make a statement out of their judging whenever possible. They have it in their power to support political statements, further propaganda, and even spit on the general population by looking at what we the peasants actually threw our money at, then they make sure to pick anything BUT that unless it has some undeniable artistic value and provides an affirmative answer to question 3. You see, judges like to try to criticize the peasant on his taste. The Academy Award was invented as a way to reward and recognize talent in the filmmaking industry. In the end, it warped into a political barometer and propaganda machine as well as a judgement circle. Peasants judge movies, movies judge peasants, and Oscars judge peasants and movies. The outcome isn’t really who wore it best or who made a great film, it’s who listened to Greta and Bernie and Soros.
The Mandalorian is the first Star Wars series. As an offshoot from the main storyline and a change from the traditional trilogy movie format, many Star Wars fans had concerns. In the light of the Marvel franchise explosion, offshoots, origin stories and extensions into "universes" have become old hat and are frankly quite boring. True fans of any fantasy story always want to be fed more, but when they've had it, they sometimes wish they were not fed so much. It's like seeing Harry Potter all grown up at the end of movie eight with fat Ron and a double forehead on Malfoy... you know you asked for it, but you also regret it. When universes explode they tend to act like musicians writing for a deadline. The final work lacks finesse, forgets to create a story and becomes more of jumble of poorly-executed jokes. Truly entertaining stories, the type that last longer than the media they are distributed on have to bring something nobody has ever seen. They have to give you a tale that you can tell your grandchildren. They have to have an ending that makes you lust for more while withholding some piece, like the spinning top at the end of Inception that makes you ask if the whole movie was just a man's dream.
THE MANDALORIAN effectively shatters all of the above concerns within the first episode. No self-respecting lover of tales can deny that this show does credit to the Star Wars Universe while presenting the viewer with a sublime adventure. There is no pretension. It doesn't hide the fact that it is born out of existing plots, nor does it try to deviate from the classic theme of a nobody loner becoming a hero. There is no shame in presenting a baby Yoda who is so cute your eyes burn just from looking at him. This show's virtue is based on the craftsmanship, thoughtfulness, and talent of the creators. Yes, it is a little slow-moving and the script could be seen as awkward in the classic Star Wars way, but the costumes are real, the sets are often physical as opposed to digital, the soundtrack is a masterpiece of its own, and when the viewer watches the show, he is immersed in the world for far too short a time, he is left with a DISABLING feeling of failure because he was not one of the creators of this Star Wars Opus. This is a fairytale, a mystery, above all it is the purest form of entertainment. This is what all television should look like. It puts to shame the daytime dramas that hog Netflix space. Compared to the Mandalorian, most other shows are like the farts that a lactose-intolerant person creates after eating egg salad and drinking cream for a weekend. They don't burn your eyes like baby Yoda with cuteness, they burn your nostril hairs because they are just that potently bad. They might make you laugh, but only because they're really that stinky and it's the only response you can have other than turning away from their poison. Yes, the farter who farts with abandon because nobody else is in the room turns to the new kid on the Disney Homepage and blushes. The only way to continue watching garbage shows after the Mandalorian is to realize that we are garbage people for not having birthed this glorious masterpiece. We have to settle for less because we know we deserve it. We wait for the next episode like heroin addicts because it makes us feel good to watch. Written by Tyler Durden https://www.zerohedge.com/political/everything-you-need-know-about-trump-were-afraid-admit-you-wondered
The timing is right for everyone to understand what Donald Trump is doing, and try to decrypt the ambiguity of how he is is doing it. The controversial President has a much clearer agenda than anyone can imagine on both foreign policy and internal affairs, but since he has to stay in power or even stay alive to achieve his objectives, his strategy is so refined and subtle that next to no one can see it. His overall objective is so ambitious that he has to follow random elliptic courses to get from point A to point B, using patterns that throw people off on their comprehension of the man. That includes most independent journalists and so-called alternative analysts, as much as Western mainstream fake-news publishers and a large majority of the population. About his strategy, I could make a quick and accurate analogy with medication: most pills are designed to cure a problem, but come with an array of secondary after-effects. Well, Trump is using medication solely for their after-effects, while the first intent of the pill is what’s keeping him in power and alive. By the end of this article, you’ll see that this metaphor applies for just about every decision, move or declaration he’s made. Once you understand what Trump is about, you’ll be able to appreciate the extraordinary presidency he’s conducting, like no predecessor ever came close to match. To start off, let’s clear the one aspect of his mission that is straightforward and terribly direct: he’s the first and only American President to ever address humanity’s worst collective flaw, its total ignorance of reality. Because medias and education are both controlled by the handful of billionaires that are running the planet, we don’t know anything about our history that’s been twisted dry by the winners, and we don’t have a clue about our present world. As he stepped in the political arena, Donald popularized the expression «fake news» to convince the American citizens, and the world population as well, that medias always lie to you. The expression has now become commonplace, but do you realize how deeply shocking is the fact that nearly everything you think you know is totally fake? Media lies don’t just cover history and politics, but they have shaped your false perception on topics like economy, food, climate, health, on everything. What if I told you that we know exactly who shot JFK from the grassy knoll, that the foreknowledge of Pearl Harbor was proven in court, that the CO2 greenhouse effect is scientifically absurd, that our money is created through loans by banks who don’t even have the funds, or that science proves with a 100% certainty that 911 was an inside job? Ever heard of a mainstream journalist, PBS documentary or university teacher telling you about any of this? 44 Presidents came and went without even raising one word about this huge problem, before the 45th came along. Trump knows that freeing the people out of this unfathomable ignorance is the first step to overall freedom, so he started calling mainstream journalists and their news outlets for what they are: pathological liars. «Thousands of mental health professionals agree with Woodward and the New York Times op-ed author: Trump is dangerous.» – Bandy X. Lee, The Conversation 2018 «The question is not whether the President is crazy but whether he is crazy like a fox or crazy like crazy.» – Masha Gessen, The New Yorker 2017 Let’s make one thing clear: to the establishment, Trump isn’t mentally challenged, but he’s definitely seen as a possible nemesis of their world. Ever since he moved in the White House, Trump has been depicted as a narcissist, a racist, a sexist and a climate-skeptic, loaded with shady past stories and mental issues. Even though an approximate 60% of the American people don’t trust medias anymore, many have bought the story that Trump might be slightly crazy or unfit to rule, and the statistic climbs even higher when you get out of the USA. Of course, Donald isn’t doing anything special to change the deeply negative perception that so many journalists and people alike have about him. He’s openly outrageous and provocative on Twitter, he sounds impulsive and dumb most of the time, acts irrationally, lies on a daily basis, and throws out sanctions and threats as if they were candy canes out of an elf’s side bag in a mall in December. Right away, we can destroy one persistent media myth: the image Trump is projecting is self-destructive and it’s the exact opposite of how pathological narcissists act, since they thrive to be loved and admired by everyone. Donald simply doesn’t care if you like him or not, which makes him the ultimate anti-narcissist, by its psychological definition. And that’s not even up for opinion, it’s a quite simple and undeniable fact. His general plan exhales from one of his favorite motto: «We will give power back to the people», because the United States and its imperialist web woven over the world have been in the hands of a few globalist bankers, military industrials and multinationals for more than a century. To achieve his plan, he has to end wars abroad, bring back the kids, dismantle the NATO and CIA, get control over the Federal Reserve, cut every link with foreign allies, abolish the Swift financial system, demolish the propaganda power of the medias, drain the swamp of the deep state that’s running the spying agencies and disable the shadow government that’s lurking in the Council on foreign relations and Trilateral Commission’s offices. In short, he has to destroy the New World Order and its globalist ideology. The task is huge and dangerous to say the least. Thankfully, he’s not alone. Before we get on his techniques and tactics, we have to know a little bit more about what’s really been going on in the world. Mighty RussiaSince Peter the Great, the whole history of Russia is a permanent demonstration of its will to maintain its political and economical independence from international banks and imperialism, pushing this great nation to help many smaller countries fighting to keep their own independence. Twice Russia helped the United States against the British/Rothschild Empire; first by openly supporting them in the Independence War, and again in the Civil War, when Rothschild’s were funding the Confederates to politically break down the nation to bring it back in the British colonial Empire’s coop. Russia also destroyed Napoleon and the Nazis, whom were both funded by international banks as tools to crush economically independent nations. Independence is in their DNA. After almost a decade of Western oligarchy taking over Russia’s economy after the fall of USSR in 1991, Putin took power and drained the Russian swamp. Since then, each and every move that he has made aims to destroy the American Empire, or the entity that replaced the British Empire in 1944, which is the non-conspiracy theory name of the New World Order. The new empire is basically the same central banking scheme, with just a slightly different set of owners that switched the British army for NATO, as their world Gestapo. Until Trump came along, Putin was single handedly fighting the New World Order who’s century-old obsession is the control of the world oil market, since oil is the blood running through the veins of the world economy. Oil is a thousand times more valuable than gold. Cargo ships, airplanes and armies don’t run on batteries. Therefore, to counter the globalists, Putin developed the best offensive and defensive missile systems, with the result that Russia can now protect every independent oil producer such as Syria, Venezuela and Iran. Central bankers and the US shadow government are still hanging on to their dying plan, because without a victory in Syria, there’s no enlarging Israel, thus ending the century-old fantasy of uniting the Middle East oil production in the hands of the New World Order. Ask Lord Balfour if you have any doubt. That’s the real stake of the Syrian war, it’s nothing short of do or die. A century of liesNow, because a shadow government is giving direct orders to the CIA and NATO in the name of banks and industries, Trump has no control over the military. The deep state is a rosary of permanent officials ruling Washington and the Pentagon, that only respond to their orders. If you still believe that the «Commander in chief» is in charge, explain why every time Trump ordered to pull out of Syria and Afghanistan, more troops came in? As I’m writing this text, US and NATO troops pulled out of the Kurdish zones, went to Iraq, and came back with heavier equipment around the oil reserves of Syria. Donald has a lot more of swamp draining to do before the Pentagon actually listens to anything he says. Trump should be outraged and denunciate out loud that the military command doesn’t bother about what he thinks, but this would ignite an unimaginable chaos, and perhaps even a civil war in the US, if the citizens who own roughly 393 million weapons in their homes were to learn that private interests are in charge of the military. It would also lead to a very simple but dramatic question: «What is exactly the purpose of democracy?» These weapons are the titanium fences guarding the population from a totalitarian Big Brother. One has to realize how much trouble the US army and spying agencies have been going through in creating false-flag operations for more than a century, so that their interventions always looked righteous, in the name of democracy promotion, human rights and justice around the planet. They blew up the Maine ship in 1898 to enter the Hispanic-American war, then the Lusitania in 1915 to enter WW1. They pushed Japan to attack Pearl Harbor in 1941, knew about the attack 10 days in advance and said nothing to the Hawaiian base. They made up a North Vietnamese torpedo aggression on their ships in the Tonkin Bay to justify sending boots on the Vietnamese ground. They made up a story of Iraqi soldiers destroying nurseries to invade Kuwait in 1991. They invented mass destruction weapons to attack Iraq again in 2003, and organized 911 to shred the 1789 Constitution, attack Afghanistan and launch a War on terror. This totally fake mask of virtue has to be preserved for controlling the opinion of the American citizens and their domestic arsenal, who have to believe So how did Trump react when he learned that American troops were re-entering Syria? He repeated again and again in every interview and declaration that «we have secured the oil fields of Syria», and even added «I’m thinking about sending Exxon in the region to take care of the Syrian oil». Neocons, Zionists and banks were thrilled, but everyone else is outraged, because the vast majority doesn’t understand that Trump is swallowing this pill solely for its after-effects. On this single bottle is written in fine print that «the use of this drug might force American-NATO troops out of Syria under the pressure of the united world community and flabbergasted American population.» Trump made the situation unsustainable for NATO to stay in Syria, and how he’s been repeating this deeply shocking, politically incorrect position clearly shows his real intention. He destroyed over a century of fake virtue in a single sentence. Trump is a historical anomalyTrump is only the fourth president in US history to actually fight for the people, unlike all 41 others, who mainly channeled the people’s money in a pipeline of dollars that ends up in private banks. First there was Andrew Jackson who was shot after he destroyed the Second National Bank that he openly accused of being controlled by the Rothschild and The City in London. Then there was Abraham Lincoln, who was murdered after printing his «greenbacks», national money that the state issued to pay the soldiers because Lincoln had refused to borrow money from Rothschild at 24% interest. Then there was JFK, who was killed for a dozen reasons that mostly went against the banks and military industries profits, and now is Donald Trump, who shouted that he would «Give America back to the people». Like most businessmen, Trump hates banks, for the formidable power that they have over the economy. Just take a peek at Henry Ford’s only book, «The International Jew» to find out how deep was his distrust and hatred of international banks. Trump’s businesses have suffered a lot because of these institutions that basically sell you an umbrella, only to take it back as soon as it rains. Private banking’s control over money creation and interest rates, through every Central Bank of almost every country is a permanent power over nations, far above the ephemeral cycle of politicians. By the year 2000, these nation looters were only a few steps away from their planetary totalitarian dream, but a couple of details stood still: Vladimir Putin and 393 million American weapons. Then came along orange-faced Donald, the last piece in the puzzle that we the people, needed to terminate 250 years of the banking empire. Techniques and tacticsEarly in his mandate, Trump naively tried the direct approach, by surrounding himself with establishment rebels like Michael Flynn and Steve Bannon, then by annoying each and everyone of his foreign allies, shredding their free-trade treaties, imposing taxes on imports and insulting them in their face in the G7 meetings of 2017 and 2018. The reaction was strong and everyone doubled-down on the Russiagate absurdity, as it looked like the only option to stop the man on his path of globalism destruction. Predictably, the direct approach went nowhere; Flynn and Bannon had to go, and Trump was entangled in a handful of inquiries that made him realize that he wouldn’t get anything accomplished with transparency. He had to find a way to annihilate the most dangerous people on the planet, but at the same time, stay in power and alive. He had to smarten up. That’s when his genius exploded on the world. He completely changed his strategy and approach, and started taking absurd decisions and tweeting outrageous declarations. As threatening and dangerous as some of these first looked, Trump didn’t use them for their first degree meaning, but was aiming at the genuine second degree effects that his moves would have. And he didn’t care about what people thought of him as he did, for only results count in the end. He would even play buffoon over Twitter, look naive, lunatic or downright idiotic, perhaps in the hope to impregnate the belief that he didn’t know what he’s doing, and that he couldn’t be that dangerous. He’s willfully being politically incorrect to show the ugly face that the United States are hiding behind their mask. The first test on his new approach was to try to stop the growing danger of an attack and invasion of North Korea by NATO. Trump insulted Kim Jung-Un through Twitter, called him Rocket Man, and threatened to nuke North Korea to the ground. His raging political incorrectness went on for weeks until it sank in everyone’s minds that those were not good reasons to attack a country. He paralyzed NATO. Trump then met Rocket Man, and they walked in the park with the start of a beautiful friendship, laughing together, while accomplishing absolutely nothing in their negotiations, since they have nothing to negotiate about. Many were talking about the Nobel price for peace, because many don’t know that it’s usually handed to whitewash war criminals like Obama or Kissinger. Then came Venezuela. Trump pushed his tactic a step further, to make sure that no one could support an attack on the free country. He put the worst neo-cons available on the case: Elliott Abrams, formerly convicted of conspiracy in the Iran-Contras deal in the ’80s and John Bolton, famous first-degree warmonger. Trump then confirmed Juan Guaido as his choice for president of Venezuela; an empty puppet so dumb that he can’t even see how much he’s being used. Again, Trump threatened to burn the country to rubbles, while the world community watched in awe the total lack of subtlety and diplomacy in Trump’s behavior, with the result that Brazil and Colombia backed away and said they wanted nothing to do with an attack on Venezuela. Trump’s medicine left only 40 satellite countries worldwide, with Presidents and Prime Ministers brain dead enough to shyly support Guaido the Jester. Donald checked the box beside Venezuela on his list and kept scrolling down. Then came the two gifts to Israel: Jerusalem as a capital, and the Syrian Golan Heights as its confirmed possession. Netanyahu whom isn’t the sharpest pencil in the box jumped of joy, and everyone yelled that Trump was a Zionist. The real after-effect result was that the whole of the Middle East united against Israel, which no one can support anymore. Even their historical accomplice Saudi Arabia had to openly disapprove this huge slap in the face of Islam. The two Trump gifts were in fact back stabs in the Israel state, whose future doesn’t look too bright nowadays, since NATO will have to move out of the region. Check again. As reality sinks inBut there’s more! With his lack of control over NATO and the army, Trump is very limited in his actions. At first glance, the outstanding multiplication of economical sanctions on countries like Russia, Turkey, China, Iran, Venezuela and other nations look tough and merciless, but the reality of these sanctions pushed those countries out of the Swift financial system designed to keep enslaving nations through the dollar hegemony, and they’re all slipping away from the international banks’ grip. It forced Russia, China and India to create an alternative system of trade payments based on national currencies, instead of the almighty dollar. The bipolar reality of the world is now official, and with his upcoming next sanctions, Trump will push more countries out of the Swift system to join the other side, while important banks are starting to fall in Europe. Even in the political hurricane Trump is in, he still finds time to display his almost childish arrogant humor. Look at his grandiose mockery of Hillary Clinton and Barrack Obama, as he sat down with the most straight-faced generals he could find, to take a picture in a so-called «situation room» as they faked the monitoring of the death of Baghdadi somewhere he couldn’t be, exactly like his criminal predecessors did a long time ago with the fake Bin Laden killing. He even pushed the farce to adding the details of a dog recognizing Daesch’s fake caliph by sniffing his underwear. Now that you understand what Trump is really about, you will also be able to appreciate the show, in all of its splendor and true meaning. «We have secured the oil fields of Syria». Indeed, with this short sentence, Trump joined his voice to that of General Smedley Butler who rocked the world 80 years ago with a tiny book called «War is a racket». Looting and stealing oil is definitely not as virtuous as promoting democracy and justice. What amazes me is those numerous «alternative» journalists and analysts, who know on the tip of their fingers every technical problem about 911, or scientific reality on the absurd global warming story, but still don’t have a clue about what Trump is doing, 3 years in his mandate, because they bought the mainstream media that convinced everyone that Trump is mentally challenged. For those who still entertain doubts about Trump’s agenda, do you really believe that the obvious implosion of American Imperialism over the planet is a coincidence? Do you still believe that its because of the Russian influence on the 2016 election that the CIA, the FBI, every media, the American Congress, the Federal Reserve, the Democratic party and the warmongering half of the Republicans are working against him and are even trying to impeach him? Like most stuff that comes out of medias, reality is the exact opposite of what you’re being told: Trump might be the most dedicated man to ever set foot in the Oval office. And certainly the most ambitious and politically incorrect. ConclusionThe world will change drastically between 2020 and 2024. Trump’s second and last mandate coincides with Putin’s last mandate as President of Russia. There may never be another coincidence like this for a long time, and both know that it’s now or perhaps never. Together, they have to end NATO, Swift, and the European Union should crumble. Terrorism and anthropogenic global warming will jump in the vortex and disappear with their creators. Trump will have to drain the swamp in the CIA and Pentagon, and he has to nationalize the Federal Reserve. Along with Xi and Modi, they could put a final end to private banking in public affairs, by refusing to pay a single penny of their debts, and reset the world economy by shifting to national currencies produced by governments, as private banks will fall like dominos, with no more Obama-like servant to bail them out at your expense. Once this is done, unbearable peace and prosperity could roam the planet, as our taxes pay for the development of our countries instead of buying useless military gear and paying interests on loans by bankers who didn’t even have the money in the first place. If you still don’t understand Donald Trump after reading the above, you’re hopeless. Or you’re might be Trudeau, Macron, Guaido, or any other useful idiot, unaware that the carpet under your feet has already slipped away. Today some buyers were looking at a house that featured a spiffy kitchen. Along with about 50 pizza pans, they found two strange buttons on the oven. One said “pizza,” and another said “Chicken Tenders.” Buttons like these are everywhere, not just in the kitchen. You will find them in your car when you look for a place to turn heat or air conditioning, they give you the result, not the direct command. Snowflakes and heat waves are intended to serve as temperature options. I believe they only serve to confuse the average person. For instance, do you use the snowflake button in your vehicle when you want cool air, or when there are snowflakes outside and you need heat? When you press the pizza button on your oven, does it present you with pizza? What happens if you use the pizza function for chicken tenders? Wouldn’t it be simpler if people simply knew that for pizza you want the highest possible setting? Some people preheat their ovens for pizza for AN HOUR on the HOTTEST TEMP because they are in the know. They didn’t have an oven that tried to help them through life as they limped along lacking essential knowledge. Other than being lame, having such buttons cause another issue. Say you KNOW about pizza, and you know that you like it cooked at the hottest possible temp. You like your pizza fresh out of the fr!kin’ forge. If it wasn’t toasted over lava, nay, magma, it ain’t pizza to you. You like it cooked hot, and you buy the house with the weirdo handicap oven, and you think to yourself: it’s only logical for this to be the magic button to take the temp even hotter than the max dial heat, because, you think, everyone must know that pizza needs high, hot heat. You labor over your ‘zah and when you go to bake it on your oven’s pizza setting you realize the oven is primed for something entirely different, like slow-roasted deer. The cheese has slowly puffed and taken its time oozing over the edges of a flaccid, pale dough, the bottom of which your sauce has begun to seep through because the dough gave it plenty of time to work its way between the gummy, lukewarm molecules of the interior. This is merely one illustration of the trouble handicap buttons can get you in. Just imagine what will happen if you’re faced with the “chicken tenders” button and you err on the side of caution, assuming it refers to the chicken cuttings one buys at the store, not breaded, pre-prepared chicken which is marketed as “chicken strips” or “chicken tenders.” Proceeding to place your chicken cuts into the oven primed for chicken tenders, you realize you have chosen wrong when they develop hard, translucent skins as a result of drying. They are drying out because you guessed wrong; the chicken tenders setting was really for those McDonald’s type chicken tenders. The breading keeps the meat moist, but everyone wants moist meat with crispy coatings. Breading is no good when it’s soggy, so the oven has been primed to create a low-moisture atmosphere. Fail again! Where has our kitchen craftsmanship gone? One would think that with the barrage of cooking shows and food magazines and apps for recipes people wouldn’t need such buttons. Heck, even reality tv about cooking can’t teach us at what temperature we are to cook our food? There is one scenario in which it would work to one’s advantage to have such buttons. If “pizza” created a pizza out of thin air, you’d want to stick with that oven. In celebration of National Voter's Registration day, FB ran the option for people to either advertise that they have registered to vote, or to click and get registered. Voting is an American right protected by our constitution and improved by the fifteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth, twenty-third, twenty-fourth and twenty-sixth amendments. It is something that we should be proud of, however is it really the business of a social media platform to encourage it? There are three reasons these ads are disgusting. 1. IT LEANS FAR LEFT despite an initial neutral appearance, this ad reeks bias. Look at the layout. Everyone knows Facebook is a machine to teach socialism and liberal ideals to its sheep-like users but you'd think they would at least try to maintain a neutral position. Could it be any more obvious that they are gearing up to unseat our blessing of Trump? They never ran these kinds of propo during O-reign of terror, not that I can recall. There is a sea of BLUE out of which two figures pop up and triumphantly slap hands. Other hands sneak up like zombies out of graves and flash their flabby thumb's ups. Under the gif is an invitation and a count of the number of other sheeple who have interacted with the ad. This is an attempt to goad users into pressing one of the buttons at the bottom. The subliminal message is that you should vote in the upcoming election because it's what your friends are doing. It's what the facebook community is doing. Facebook has made its political stance very apparent, both publicly and subliminally, choosing only liberal-mindset content to promote, rewriting its algorithm to showcase only those bits of content which align with its subscribed ideals. What people see when they get on Facebook is the constant bombardment of the liberal narrative, viz: TRUMP BAD, vote BLUE, VOTE PLANNED PARENTHOOD, #ME TOO. When a company that wants even illegal aliens to have a vote, wants socialism, wants the end of freedom and wants the abolishment of the constitution starts encouraging voting, you know that it's just another link in the chain of efforts to elect their top pic for 2020. 2. This ad is RACIST. They are obviously appealing to a minority, especially the bean-eating brand of minority. The woman with grotesquely thick arms is a Mexican. Typically, Americans like me would never have to think about the cartoon woman's national origin and ethnicity, but since this is Facebook, our "unintentional racism" and "white privilege" is thrown in our faces daily, so we who were once non-racists now immediately have to realize this depiction of a female is red-brown. YES, there is a pink-piggie flaccid white male next to her, but WHAT THE HECK kind of clothing is that? If it's not eastern (which it probably is not, since there is no diaper on the head), it must be Mexican or South American. You'll see that structure of Jacket south of the border, and it looks like a little bit of a bolo tie sticking out below his collar. Next, draw your attention to the garden of flabby, FAT hands. Those stretch the bounds of artistic license almost to outer space. Those are alien hands. #subliminal_advertising. 3. PROPAGANDA HAPPENS WHEN YOU CLICK "REGISTER" When you engage with the ad and click "register to vote" you are taken to a website called TURBO VOTE which looks fine at first, then you realize there is an option for "en Español" which seems ok, then you realize this is a registration to VOTE in a country who's official language is ENGLISH. E N G L I S H. If you are going to vote legally, that means you are a citizen. IF you're a citizen, you should be able to speak the language of the country to whom you pledge allegience. Obviously, there should be no Spanish option. ADDITIONALLY, if there is a Spanish option, why is there no Chinese option? Do the rice-eaters have less of a right to vote than the bean-eaters? What about British English? What about Russian? Slovenian? German? Racist. Now, notice if you would the "We love DEMOCRACY" at the bottom of the very BLUE webpage. Last I checked, America was never democracy, yet every libtard has been calling it that for several years now, relying on that old adage: you say a lie long enough, it becomes truth. |