Here we go.
It’s just another day, and Americans are being treated to another series of lies coming out of the White House, another wild brawl in the streets, another “coordinated” arson attack, another sham day in the kangaroo courts of injustice, another report of skyrocketing retail theft, another ominous warning about World War 3, another threat about a cyberattack taking down the grid, another illegal alien raping another child, another day of betrayal by backstabbing politicians, and so on.
But none of that really matters—at least not to the ruling class.
To them, the only really important thing today is that Americans stand in solidarity with Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan, and simply look the other way as the corrupt political establishment, MIC, Deep State, and “secret” global cabal continue to pillage the middle class and have their wretched way with Lady Liberty.
The good news is that more and more people are waking up, as James Howard Kunstler so eloquently spells out in his piece People No Longer Buy the Lies:
Everybody understands they want to “defend our democracy” by canceling your freedom of speech, suing you into bankruptcy, and stealing whatever remains of your stuff.
It’s become so obvious by now that you’d have to be blind or a member of the mainstream media not to see it. Maybe both. …
Likewise, everything else, namely: that our doings in Ukraine are a “fight for freedom,” that “white supremacy” lurks just out of sight getting ready to pounce on the “marginalized” (who are actually running things, and doing it very badly), that “Joe Biden” turned around the economy, that “voting rights” equals non-citizens getting to vote, that election fraud is a “big lie” (and that the J-6 riot over it was an “insurrection”), and that the Covid vaccines were “safe and effective.”
None of these dishonest persuasions work anymore, and all of the persuasion machinery stands in plain sight like so many nauseating carnival rides. One by one, the rides are flying apart, scattering debris and body parts of the poor slobs who were on the rides all over the fairgrounds.
It’s a poetic mental picture, isn’t it?
Personally, I do take heart in knowing that people are waking up—but I think Kunstler is greatly overestimating the awakening. This is likely due to the silo effect, wherein people in his personal circle are awakening (better late than never), giving him a disproportionate impression of people waking up, when in reality the masses remain largely numb, tuned out, and clueless.
Furthermore, as more people do wake up to the frightening fact that they are on an out-of-control carnival ride, this nascent awakening will do them little good, except perhaps to pad their battered and bruised egos and potentially allow them to save some face jack-jawing at the country club about how they just knew something wasn’t right all along.
Beyond that lies the bitter fact that anyone who is just now waking up to covid and Biden both being an epic con job is… well, let’s just say a step or two behind.
Obviously that’s putting it nicely.
It remains to be seen whether people in Camp Kunstler are able to grasp the full scope of the situation quickly enough to join the ranks of global opposition, and realize that this global opposition has to be fought in the trenches of local politics.
That seems to be the mind-bender that many people struggle with: we’ve got global problems that require local solutions.
Yes, there are global forces launching a full-frontal assault on the whole of humanity, simultaneously attacking mind, body, and soul, seeking to enslave the whole of humanity with powerful new technologies that are capable of managing our physical, mental, and emotional states with clinical precision.
Think subconscious taming.
Think menticide.
Think intentional domestication and psychological assimilation.
Those who’ve been with me, know we’ve been warned. First published in 1956, Rape of the Mind: The Psychology of Thought Control, Menticide, and Brainwashing gives us a chilling glimpse into our own vulnerabilities:
“It is now technically possible to bring the human mind into a condition of enslavement and submission.
…now we are beginning to see ever more clearly how the totalitarians use menticide: deliberately, openly, unashamedly, as part of their official policy, as a means of consolidating and maintaining their power…
They influence the mind so slowly and indirectly that we may not even realize what they have done to us.”
So compelling is this threat, I’ve covered it extensively in numerous reports. Understanding that artificial intelligence has been trained on such clinical techniques should send a shudder down the spine of every human being.
This is hitting us all right at home, but of course, that’s way beyond the scope of most people’s consideration at this point. Nevertheless, the threat is real, and it is steadily advancing, even as the world stands mesmerized by the ongoing geopolitical theater.
So, what does this have to do with local politics?
Thinking it through, it has everything to do with local politics. The entire premise of top-down global governance is predicated on the assumption that local, state, and national leaders will happily go along with the globalists’ incessant scheming. If you know what to look for, this is on clear display each and every day.
First, note how so many leaders have been conditioned to accept the suggestion that the various global initiatives are all for the greater good, or defending democracy, promoting equality, saving the planet, or what have you.
This is the effect of psychological assimilation.
Those who accept these thoughts are no longer thinking for themselves. They have become extensions of the collective hive-mind. The psychology here is deep, though the effects are plain for all to see. This is an example of the mind being in a state of submission, being influenced “so slowly and indirectly” that well-meaning people do not even realize they are being controlled.
This is top-down thought control.
Beyond that, there are several other vectors of influence that are known to turn locally elected leaders into willing stooges of the global cabal. Money in the form of campaign support and state funding for local projects is perhaps the largest influence, but media attention (positive or negative) and covert personal attacks (direct or indirect) also hold great sway over our elected leaders.
All that said, this is just the top-down pressure.
Perhaps the greatest psychological squeeze comes from the bottom-up pressure of pissed off peasants, who are also being manipulated by the media and leveraged by the powers that be. By feeding constituents a steady diet of state propaganda, the purveyors of narrative can achieve the “delicate task” of cultivating dissatisfaction, which inevitably impacts local elections.
For the uninitiated, this stems directly from Julian Huxley’s plan for “global education” via “the delicate task” of helping people “become dissatisfied.” Julian Huxley was the first Director-General of UNESCO, founding member of the World Wildlife Fund, and the president of the British Eugenics Society.
(You can track down that rabbit in TR 333 - Frank Church & the Family Jewels: How the Hegelian Dialectic has directly shaped Americans' perspectives for decades.)
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Think about the Summer of Rage. Think about the recent campus protests. Think about people gluing themselves to the tarmac. None of this is spontaneous, none of it is by accident, and all of it is intended for political impact.
The point that I want to make here, is that we are in an epic battle for the hearts and minds of humanity, and this battle is born out in the trenches of political warfare, from the national and state levels, right down to the local level.
Candidates represent ideas and values. Voters latch onto these ideas and values. The questions not being asked are: where are these ideas coming from, and who are these ideas ultimately intended to benefit?
Does this idea promote liberty and justice for all? Or, does this idea promote centralized power and control?
Does this idea give us more say in representative government, or does this idea take away our ability to make decisions at the local level?
Where does each candidate stand in relation to the answers?
Rather than asking these questions and keeping them at the forefront of political conversations, the majority of people unfortunately succumb to the psychological conditioning that stokes relentless political bickering. This too is by design.
United we stand, divided we fall. Through direct interactions and personal conversations, we can sow the seeds of freedom and have a meaningful impact.
That is true across the board, whether we’re talking about making a stand for constitutional constraints at the city, county, state, or federal level; whether we’re standing in opposition to state censorship, woke social justice, reckless federal spending, or brazen taxation without representation; or whether we’re awakening our fellow humans to the sinister plot of depopulation and global domination that’s currently underway—no matter what, we must stand together.
If we fail to get past our petty differences, the future looks grim indeed.
We’ll take a closer look at what that future looks like in the next report!
TR 587 - An Alternate Perspective on Fighting Top-Down Control