Academia; the Omniwar; technocracy; global government; the toxicity of mainstream media; the failure of institutions to protect the public since 2020; Marxism; social antagonisms; why we will win
What I find strange is how quickly the left adopted so-called woke policies to the point of their turning a totally blind eye to the huge transfer of wealth from working/middle classes to a tiny rich elite that was happening in plain sight during covid era. Your mention of the Rockefeller family's early focus on the pseudoscience of psychiatry is also of interest to me. Psychiatric patients have been used as guinea pigs for many decades. I've been trying to get microscopist groups to focus on contents of anti-psychotic meds, particularly injectables, for a couple of years now, to no avail. We've all heard about the nanotech in dental anaesthetics but seemingly no interested in psych meds.
Thanks for offering such a comprehensive understanding of incredibly complex systems they don't want us to understand and in turn want us to feel impotent to change. I rarely ran into people that knew what was going on a couple of years ago. All that has changed significantly and it is truth on the ground that people are seeing and the media's use of the illusion of consensus and outright lies are falling apart and exposed.
Thank you David. I am almost 80 and researching the fact check industry helped by Piers Robinson. This is my little bit towards a free world. I have thought to myself everything that you are saying and the reason I am drawn to you is because at long last someone os saying the words that I have held in my head - I didn’t know some of the history as you do to put it together so eloquently but the ideas I held were the same. It is a problem as even many who are ‘awake’ are not ready for this level of discussion. They want to get on with their lives. I long to shout it to my grandchildren - aged 15-20 - but I fear how the family will react. Some scenes have been very difficult over the past few years. I know it might frighten my grandchildren too - even though they are intelligent and well balanced and only one has taken the injection. So thank you for saying what you do in such a careful and considered say. I have seen the Omniwar symposium already. I shall have to consider whether I can pick up courage to share this with those I love most of all. I really want to do so. .
Thank you, Judith. It means a lot getting this kind of feedback from someone with as much life experience as yourself.
Personally, I don't think it's worth jeopardizing close relationships over. If people are not psychologically ready to process this kind of information because of the psychological warfare that has been waged against them, then they are not ready. You will not be able to get through to them, painful as that can be. The last thing you want to risk is antagonizing those you love. As I mention towards the end of the interview, compassion is ultimately key.
Dear Judith: I relate very much to what you’ve written here with regard to the need to exercise caution when speaking up with family members! In my case, I am compelled to remain silent with regard to a preschool-age grandniece and a baby grandnephew. Unfortunately, my relationship with their hyperconformist mothers is less-than-100% amicable (to put it bluntly, these women are Not Talking To Me) . So if I were to break the silence and suggest — ever so gently and diplomatically — that these mothers consider researching alternative views to those being handed down by their children’s pediatricians, it would be worse than useless. Coming from *me*, any such words would — in all likelihood — permanently seal the mothers’ resolve to do the opposite. So I can only hope and pray that, eventually, these mothers will discover truthful information from someone else. Best wishes, P.A.
Dear David: Yes, unfortunately, people have been traumatized and most don’t even know it. If possible, I try to treat them with kindness. For example, just this afternoon, I struck up a cheerful conversation with a fully masked neighbor as we rode up together in the elevator of our apartment building. Though repelled by the man’s mask and appalled by his choosing to wear it, I nevertheless felt it was my moral duty to affirm this man’s basic humanness — even if I could do so only indirectly. The result: The tone of his muffled voice, as he replied through the fabric of his mask, indicated deep appreciation for my gesture. He replied: “I hope you have a beautiful day.” (As you observe in your interview with Mr. Wright, the opportunities to fight back in the Omniwar are literally everywhere!)
But I will hasten to add this observation: Sometimes I find the expectation that I will view traumatized people’s behavior as “normal” to be downright abusive. Consequently, there are now a few people — formerly fairly close to me — who I’ve had to relegate to the farthest periphery of my life. I still love them; but I love them from afar. In addition, at moments when my sorrow and discouragement with regard to these people overpower my ability to love them, I pray to God to love them for me.
In an interview posted on Epoch.TV on 10/12/24, Dr. Aseem Malhotra says that mental health issues constitute the no. 1 health problem currently afflicting people living in the West. Not cardiac disease, not diabetes. Mental health issues. He also talks about steps we can (and need) to take to improve our health and overall well-being. These can include removing ourselves from unhealthy, abusive relationships; “meditation,” he affirms, is not the answer in these situations! To some degree, it was a relief to hear him say that.
For example, for many months one deeply “asleep” Covidian Cult friend in California had been generating — within me — impotent rage. I easily recognized that she is so traumatized that she can barely cope with reality. In addition, however, it appeared to me that she feels that she’s had more than her fair share of unpleasant stuff to deal with in her life (and, yes, she has been through quite a bit that) — and has consciously (and rather highhandedly) decided that whatever she dislikes about reality constitutes something that she ought, automatically, to ignore and/or reject. So, basically, she is pushing away Life itself with both hands. But, for me, trying to treat this woman with kindness came to be harmful *to myself.*
My friend possesses a magnificent ability to control any conversation, artfully sidestepping any topic that she finds displeasing (related to *anything* at all). She will then manipulate me into fulfilling (I’ll call it) the unfailingly cheerful-and-funny Court Jester role she has assigned me to play in her life.
Finally, in a brief phone conversation last month. I told my friend that I have “no good news” for her (giving her good news and *always* joking and cheering her up constitutes my *function* in her life); and I said I need to postpone communicating further until sometime “after the first of the year.” I wished her happiness, joy and peace for the rest of the year — and for 2025 too. She accepted that and thanked me. But she did not wish me anything positive in return. But why should she — any more than she should extend good wishes to an inanimate snack-dispensing machine?
That rage within me, I guess, is part of the intended destructive and demoralizing goal of the military-grade psychological operation that has been (and continues to be) deployed against all of us. Acknowledging the reality of what I cannot change in abusive relationships emboldens me to step back from them. (Whew!) Best wishes, P.A.
You mention kindness, empathy, compassion are needed. I would add humility, repentance and forgiveness which, in the human experience, is very hard to do, to extend and live, without supernatural grace. When the grace is given and we cooperate with it, that will be the transformation of us all for Good. Lord, grant us your grace and mercy.
Thoroughly satisfying. even inspiring. Great host and as usual, great insights and observations that are impactful, truthful and hopeful while not pulling punches or diminishing in any way the grave nature of our present and their plans for our future in the face of passivity and even collaboration by "the masses", which must be overruled and either marginalized (compassionately, firmly) or converted. Appreciate the discussion (too brief!) of the spiritual warfare that is behind all of what is going on and will necessarily be front and center of how the defeat of the wannabe "owners" is accomplished. Bravo!
I love listening to you. You are an eloquent speaker and clearly convey your knowledge and ideas. Sometimes, I wish I was asleep to all this, as it depressing, but I am a fighter and will not give up the good fight! I have just purchased your book Wall Street, the Nazis and Crimes of the Deep State. Thank you so much for all that you do and the sacrifices you have made for the good of the people.
That was an amazingly good interview, thanks, David (and Frank). Each one is better than the last. You really do have a gift for this.
Many thanks, Sheila. Kind of you to say.
Great interview with Frank Wright, a crystal-clear-minded interviewer. Thanks.
Yes, Frank was very impressive.
What I find strange is how quickly the left adopted so-called woke policies to the point of their turning a totally blind eye to the huge transfer of wealth from working/middle classes to a tiny rich elite that was happening in plain sight during covid era. Your mention of the Rockefeller family's early focus on the pseudoscience of psychiatry is also of interest to me. Psychiatric patients have been used as guinea pigs for many decades. I've been trying to get microscopist groups to focus on contents of anti-psychotic meds, particularly injectables, for a couple of years now, to no avail. We've all heard about the nanotech in dental anaesthetics but seemingly no interested in psych meds.
All great points, Kerry. What indeed is in anti-psychotics?
Thanks for offering such a comprehensive understanding of incredibly complex systems they don't want us to understand and in turn want us to feel impotent to change. I rarely ran into people that knew what was going on a couple of years ago. All that has changed significantly and it is truth on the ground that people are seeing and the media's use of the illusion of consensus and outright lies are falling apart and exposed.
That's heartening to hear!
Thank you David. I am almost 80 and researching the fact check industry helped by Piers Robinson. This is my little bit towards a free world. I have thought to myself everything that you are saying and the reason I am drawn to you is because at long last someone os saying the words that I have held in my head - I didn’t know some of the history as you do to put it together so eloquently but the ideas I held were the same. It is a problem as even many who are ‘awake’ are not ready for this level of discussion. They want to get on with their lives. I long to shout it to my grandchildren - aged 15-20 - but I fear how the family will react. Some scenes have been very difficult over the past few years. I know it might frighten my grandchildren too - even though they are intelligent and well balanced and only one has taken the injection. So thank you for saying what you do in such a careful and considered say. I have seen the Omniwar symposium already. I shall have to consider whether I can pick up courage to share this with those I love most of all. I really want to do so. .
Thank you, Judith. It means a lot getting this kind of feedback from someone with as much life experience as yourself.
Personally, I don't think it's worth jeopardizing close relationships over. If people are not psychologically ready to process this kind of information because of the psychological warfare that has been waged against them, then they are not ready. You will not be able to get through to them, painful as that can be. The last thing you want to risk is antagonizing those you love. As I mention towards the end of the interview, compassion is ultimately key.
Dear Judith: I relate very much to what you’ve written here with regard to the need to exercise caution when speaking up with family members! In my case, I am compelled to remain silent with regard to a preschool-age grandniece and a baby grandnephew. Unfortunately, my relationship with their hyperconformist mothers is less-than-100% amicable (to put it bluntly, these women are Not Talking To Me) . So if I were to break the silence and suggest — ever so gently and diplomatically — that these mothers consider researching alternative views to those being handed down by their children’s pediatricians, it would be worse than useless. Coming from *me*, any such words would — in all likelihood — permanently seal the mothers’ resolve to do the opposite. So I can only hope and pray that, eventually, these mothers will discover truthful information from someone else. Best wishes, P.A.
Dear David: Yes, unfortunately, people have been traumatized and most don’t even know it. If possible, I try to treat them with kindness. For example, just this afternoon, I struck up a cheerful conversation with a fully masked neighbor as we rode up together in the elevator of our apartment building. Though repelled by the man’s mask and appalled by his choosing to wear it, I nevertheless felt it was my moral duty to affirm this man’s basic humanness — even if I could do so only indirectly. The result: The tone of his muffled voice, as he replied through the fabric of his mask, indicated deep appreciation for my gesture. He replied: “I hope you have a beautiful day.” (As you observe in your interview with Mr. Wright, the opportunities to fight back in the Omniwar are literally everywhere!)
But I will hasten to add this observation: Sometimes I find the expectation that I will view traumatized people’s behavior as “normal” to be downright abusive. Consequently, there are now a few people — formerly fairly close to me — who I’ve had to relegate to the farthest periphery of my life. I still love them; but I love them from afar. In addition, at moments when my sorrow and discouragement with regard to these people overpower my ability to love them, I pray to God to love them for me.
In an interview posted on Epoch.TV on 10/12/24, Dr. Aseem Malhotra says that mental health issues constitute the no. 1 health problem currently afflicting people living in the West. Not cardiac disease, not diabetes. Mental health issues. He also talks about steps we can (and need) to take to improve our health and overall well-being. These can include removing ourselves from unhealthy, abusive relationships; “meditation,” he affirms, is not the answer in these situations! To some degree, it was a relief to hear him say that.
For example, for many months one deeply “asleep” Covidian Cult friend in California had been generating — within me — impotent rage. I easily recognized that she is so traumatized that she can barely cope with reality. In addition, however, it appeared to me that she feels that she’s had more than her fair share of unpleasant stuff to deal with in her life (and, yes, she has been through quite a bit that) — and has consciously (and rather highhandedly) decided that whatever she dislikes about reality constitutes something that she ought, automatically, to ignore and/or reject. So, basically, she is pushing away Life itself with both hands. But, for me, trying to treat this woman with kindness came to be harmful *to myself.*
My friend possesses a magnificent ability to control any conversation, artfully sidestepping any topic that she finds displeasing (related to *anything* at all). She will then manipulate me into fulfilling (I’ll call it) the unfailingly cheerful-and-funny Court Jester role she has assigned me to play in her life.
Finally, in a brief phone conversation last month. I told my friend that I have “no good news” for her (giving her good news and *always* joking and cheering her up constitutes my *function* in her life); and I said I need to postpone communicating further until sometime “after the first of the year.” I wished her happiness, joy and peace for the rest of the year — and for 2025 too. She accepted that and thanked me. But she did not wish me anything positive in return. But why should she — any more than she should extend good wishes to an inanimate snack-dispensing machine?
That rage within me, I guess, is part of the intended destructive and demoralizing goal of the military-grade psychological operation that has been (and continues to be) deployed against all of us. Acknowledging the reality of what I cannot change in abusive relationships emboldens me to step back from them. (Whew!) Best wishes, P.A.
Thanks, Peter.
It is very important to establish personal boundaries.
Toxic relationships are usually worth exiting.
Be well.
You mention kindness, empathy, compassion are needed. I would add humility, repentance and forgiveness which, in the human experience, is very hard to do, to extend and live, without supernatural grace. When the grace is given and we cooperate with it, that will be the transformation of us all for Good. Lord, grant us your grace and mercy.
Amen to that. I agree 100%.
Thoroughly satisfying. even inspiring. Great host and as usual, great insights and observations that are impactful, truthful and hopeful while not pulling punches or diminishing in any way the grave nature of our present and their plans for our future in the face of passivity and even collaboration by "the masses", which must be overruled and either marginalized (compassionately, firmly) or converted. Appreciate the discussion (too brief!) of the spiritual warfare that is behind all of what is going on and will necessarily be front and center of how the defeat of the wannabe "owners" is accomplished. Bravo!
I love listening to you. You are an eloquent speaker and clearly convey your knowledge and ideas. Sometimes, I wish I was asleep to all this, as it depressing, but I am a fighter and will not give up the good fight! I have just purchased your book Wall Street, the Nazis and Crimes of the Deep State. Thank you so much for all that you do and the sacrifices you have made for the good of the people.
Thanks, Karen. Much appreciated!
I very much appreciate how you use Marxist analysis to shed light on the global class dimensions of the COVID Operation and beyond.
Wonderful exchange once again! ‘Hope you’re having a lovely weekend.
Truly, capitalism is a revolutionary force, as Marx said.