From the linked article:
In spite of “…the evident fact that the state was using Covid to erect a technocratic enslavement grid….all now freely admitted, to have warned people about it at the time was to engage in conspiracy theory. Furthermore,…the people who were all completely right—the conspiracy theorists—should never be heeded…”, or ever acknowledged as having been right or given the benefit of the doubt in future because they were and usually are right.
I believe this dynamic is central to all societal relations and to the basic human nature of most people.
This is every single time about every single thing. Regardless that it’s either known for certain or the most plausible of all possibilities that all the major mainstream narratives range from incorrect to, usually, pure fabrications, the starting reference point never changes for the vast majority of people. From the legend of ‘Shakespeare’ (the biggest cultural lie in history) to central banking and the World Wars to Kennedy and the other 1960’s assassinations to 9/11, WMD, and lately, the c19 narrative, the bulk of humanity NEVER factors in that ‘conspiracy theorists’ are and have been repeatedly correct, over and over and over.
Somehow, most people can (and want to, I’m certain) ignore ALL those instances and confidently and will always defend and espouse the latest official narrative from a moral high ground built on quicksand, forever. Then, when the official narrative gradually acknowledges and then either quietly shelves the now accepted truth of the CTs or incorporates it into its own narrative as though it was always part of it (happening now with chemtrails) or there was sound reason to not have done so at the time, this has no bearing whatsoever on their perception of the next societal lie or manipulation. They will not wonder if they are being lied to, again, if there might be another more plausible narrative, will not pause to consider that CTs were right about basically everything for the last 100 years.
An amazing aspect of human nature, and one I’m certain that Rand and Tavistock, et al, rely on and exploit fully. It’s also one that people not suffering from should factor into all of their attempts at activism. There is a small segment of people still running with the thundering herd who can be reached, and they have a light in their eyes and civility in their manner. I look for and direct my energies and time at them, and their eyes are as easy to spot as lanterns in a dark field, and they might be enough to create a tipping point.
I hope so, because the rest are completely unreachable.
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