Looking back on events of the last eight years, or for some of us, even longer, It’s been about pitting Americans against each other. For that matter, it’s been this way around the world. America is certainly not the only place it’s been happening but it is where it matters most. As Ronald Reagan said; “If we lose freedom here, there is no place to escape to. This is the last stand on earth.”

In this article, the individual events and the driving motives behind them won’t be dissected. They will be used to illustrate a pattern that might not otherwise be obvious – to some. Each point here warrants its own article. Over time those articles will be written. For now, this is a look at a few bricks on the road we’ve been on.

Rioters attempt to enter the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. Eric Lee / Bloomberg via Getty Images file

On January 6, 2021, a day that will soon come to be known as America’s own Bastille Day, if it wasn’t already clear, an ongoing argument started. On the one side, the media, with its bullhorn, immediately and without proof claimed the events were all part of a planned insurrection. But even before that, on the other side, tens of thousands of Americans showed up to protest a stolen election.

Believe what they say not what you see

The larger news media outlets immediately pounced on the story claiming that all of those, mostly overweight middle-aged and unarmed Americans staged an insurrection. In doing so, the media effectively silenced the millions on the other side with their subtle subversion of fact.

To be sure, the Americans at the capital that day witnessed a coup. They watched as the media vigorously denied any wrongdoing inserting words like “without proof,” “unsubstantiated” literally without proof or substantiation of such assertions in their reporting. All they had to do was say it and it was so; without question.

But for those who stayed up late on November 3, 2020, the proof of a coup was an “in your face” reality as vote counts on TV screens flipped up and down all in favor of one candidate in the wee hours of the morning of November fourth. Nobody needed more proof of wrongdoing, or so one would think.

To put things in a little perspective, there were so many people there that day that, if they had intended to execute an insurrection, they would have been successful even though they were unarmed – unarmed; gotta think on that.

Throughout the last, almost 4 years, the world has been witness to moral offenses on a massive scale, the government endorsed, and in many cases forced sex changes, men in women’s sports and bathrooms, the FBI labeling parents as domestic terrorists for opposing Department of Education’s self-proclaimed authority to subvert the will of the parent and so much more. The growth of gender variations from the 2 that biology permits to an unbound number as declared by, well mostly college students. Making sense of it all is difficult at best, unless…

And how does one measure the success of a psychological operation?

To be sure, the events of January 6 and those that followed have resulted in a divided America; between those that see the world as reported by government and corporate interests and those that can see and dig more honestly as a matter of civic pride and responsibility.

At face value, the events and the reporting can be very confusing. On the one hand, we have a government and it’s politicians advocating for the death of their political opponent(s) while simultaneously fomenting fear that that same political opponent will do the same to the people if elected. If it’s such a certainty, why didn’t he do that in his first term? This is what the media is and has been selling for years.

It’s more than difficult to make sense of it all. It’s as if a switch was flipped and, poof, no more free will unless you’re in the club. If you aren’t in the club you are wrong. All because of an alleged insurrection. But, what if the media is all wrong? What if those tens of thousands of people there that day and the 100+ million that couldn’t be there were right? That our government in collusion with media, corporations, the alphabet soup that includes FBI, CIA, and DHS, has been subverted for the personal gain of an elite few; this last beacon of freedom stolen?

A government calling for civil war

The violent protests demonstrating the hatred of half a country get labeled as “Mostly Peaceful” by the government and media. All while protests of any kind in opposition get labeled as insurrection, racist extremism, or “Far-right.” And yet, to the casual observer, the opposite is true. Those mostly peaceful protests destroyed

A protester runs past burning cars and buildings on Chicago Avenue, in St. Paul, Minn. on May 30th, 2020 John Minchillo/AP/Shutterstock

or ended people’s lives. The foot soldiers of those protests justify their actions with words like “Racist,” and “Oppressor.” Those protests are not only advocated by politicians, politicians call for them while condemning anything opposing their views.

The contrast in the reflexive nature of this brave new world order is astounding.

One group is praised for burning businesses down, destroying and even ending lives while the side that sees this as wrong is condemned for saying so.

Hatred is evil

There is a hatred festering on one side that can’t be argued with. Reason fails to penetrate as evidenced by the persistent canned responses. There is no appreciation of the dichotomy that has been created. Our children are on a rampage bent on the destruction of a nation that their school teachers and professors not only failed to teach but instead engaged in the indoctrination of revisionist hatred; a process identical to education. It is those college-aged individuals that have held center stage with the news media; reaping the publicity rewards of constant churn, shock, and awe and the seemingly never-ending virtue signaling.

Who’s side are they on?

The hatred is encouraged and supported by the government and the media. Corporations support the subversion with touted corporate policies such as “Environmental, social, and governance” or ESG, the corporate version of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI). ESG policies have cost employers in market share as employees now have significant “authority” in the workplace. Doing the job one is hired for is a secondary priority. Corporations have engaged in government-like activities, denying services to some for spurious reasons while granting others full access based on “Club Membership.”

So, where did the hatred campaign start?

We can trace all of this back many generations but we’ll start more recently. Remember Jane Fonda, Abby Hoffman, and others? The period of Vietnam was likewise polarizing to this nation, eclipsing the unity brought by man’s landing on the moon. Then, on May 4, 1970, The Ohio National Guard fired on students protesting the Vietnam “War” at Kent State University. The event soon became known as “The Kent State Massacre.” Four students were killed and nine others were wounded (one of them paralyzed from the waist down). Hatred indeed.

Of the people, by the people, for the people

And that hatred has been turned on its head. Kent State gave birth to a more than healthy skepticism of government. A government that would give the order to fire on students ought not to be trusted. In today’s world, the hatred stems from the government, a generation of youth that screams in our faces about issues that don’t seem to exist. At least not as they describe them. 

Figure 2: Joe Biden / IMAGE: @benshapiro via Twitt

One such indicator of a government’s hatred of her people occurred on September 1, 2022. President Joe Biden gave a speech of hatred. Often in elevated outrage, the likes of which could easily be compared to that of Stalin. With condemnation and threat targeting more than half a nation with his hyperbole, the scene was staged in red lighting, deliberately creating a menacing ambiance. As messages go, this one was loud and clear.

This is no accident

And it’s all on purpose. This comes as no surprise; we were warned many times over (several future articles are coming on this point). One such warning came on April 3, 1965, when broadcaster Paul Harvey gave a famous diatribe titled “If I Were the Devil.” In it, he says; “I would substitute Psychology for Religion and Deify Science.” The deification of science has happened, but it isn’t true science. By extension of Paul’s Substitutions, Science has become a false religion, one not resembling true science at all.

The sun comes up every day

Plymouth Rock, as it has been for four hundred and four years.

Yet another doctrine in the form of the new religion that we are expected to accept, without evidence, is “man-made climate change.” During the late 1960’s and early 1970’s, the world was headed for a new ice age. Then came acid rain in the 80’s and early 90’s. Around 1994, they claimed man-made global warming was an existential threat and we all needed to repent. Today with all of these variations behind us, it’s referred to, if non-descriptively, as “climate change.” The “experts” claimed the polar ice was melting and then it came back stronger all on its own. They preached sea level rise while Plymouth Rock continues to survive high tides.

Opposing views are ridiculed. That summer is hot is not a valid point. Pointing out the obvious flaws is an exercise in futility. Thermometers in concrete heat syncs are accurate even though nobody checks on the accuracy or has any notion of impact on measurements imposed by, oh, a hot mass of concrete as opposed to a more natural environment. Applying local and artificially elevated measurements is inherently a bad argument, but don’t tell Greta that.

What people won’t believe

It’s called gaslighting. Gaslighting: a form of manipulation and psychological control where an individual or group deliberately feeds false information to another person or persons, leading them to question their memory, perception of reality, or mental stability. It preys on human weakness; The inherent need to be accepted by the larger group. Toward that end, many people will sacrifice their own beliefs and redirect their observations in favor of the group’s opinion.

Let’s imagine a group of individuals that collectively have control of nearly all information. Add to that the diversity of resources available to such a group. Now imagine a population completely content in the distraction of its lifestyle of material consumption. A population happily working 9 to 5 to pay for their consumption and too busy to perceive the difference between truth and lies. It’s a form of laziness. The human brain is a lazy thing. When stressed, the path to less stress is the one that requires the least amount of thinking. Thinking is hard and the very first suggestion that brings a conclusion is accepted as truth. Once accepted, that truth whether real or manufactured will be defended vigorously. It is easier to believe the most fanciful of tails as truth than it is to see that the emperor has no clothes after all.

For those familiar with how to tear down and rebuild a nation, the fact that what the media is selling, and what their followers believe and agitate for is all standard fare in the world of Psyops.

If the government and its media are wrong – lies actually, then it all makes sense and we are collectively embroiled in a massive PsyOP. One that Lenin, Stalin, Mao, and any good Bolshevik would respect.

Truly, nothing makes sense if we are simultaneously to believe that all is well while paying witness to the growth of chaos around us. Yet, if we suppose that it’s all on purpose with designs to a specific end, it begins to become clear.

So, how much does it take for the people to get up?

Many more events have taken place and will continue to take place. It’s all more of the same. News cycles that no longer resemble news serve as camouflage for unseen truths. There is an egocentrism in America. It’s all about us. Rarely do we seek insight into the lives of those in other countries Our neighbors to the north and south of us are in a world of, well, shit. But we don’t see it or most don’t. In our own country, California legalizes pedophilia and the people sit. Illegal immigrants are registered to vote, and the people sit. Emigrant crime is insane, and the people sit. To believe that someone else will fix this without our help is the epitome of disengagement. Sitting in front of a computer screen typing 50 times a day “God Wins” doesn’t help God to win.

Something we shouldn’t forget

We have more than we know, more than we were taught. There are four branches of government. The three that we were all taught are subservient to the one that isn’t taught – “We The People.” We the people established our constitution, it’s ours, not our government’s. It is our tool to keep our government in line, not the other way around.

There are a little fewer than 3300 counties and incorporated cities in this country. Imagine what could happen if people started showing up at their community board meetings, and participating locally. Watching videos of those who do is not enough. Just commit to doing it. Start. Everything else will fall into place.

A civilization only works if those who live within it agree. We all agree to stop at four-way intersections. We agree to not take violent action against others – we used to anyway. The greater the numbers in masses, the fewer points of agreement can be achieved and, by extension, the smaller our government should be. In place of otherwise too many restrictions, good judgment must prevail.

So, how much does it take before we figure out what we can all agree on?