Nobody is ready for what is coming, which is the greatest mental health crisis in the history of our species.
Most people do not think; they just repeat everyone else's prior thoughts.
AI does not think; it just repeats everyone else's prior thoughts - but blindingly faster.
This means that most people are infinitely inferior to machines.
Billions of people will have nothing of value to offer, and no reason for being.
Their emptiness will be revealed even to them, and their pretend personalities will collapse.
The world is about to become an asylum.
Many people refused to believe me when I described what was happening in the 1970s and 1980s with the self-described “Jew Crew,” a group of older gay men in Chicago involved in fisting underage boys. Yesterday a follower sent me an early-1980s video that refers to young boys being fisted and killed, and the authorities refusing to classify the deaths as homicides.
Just when @JulianAssange's unlawful detention couldn't get any stranger, compare these photos of Julian and John G.. Trump -- Trump's uncle (father's brother).
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Earlier this year, my husband Abraham was diagnosed with a very rare bone cancer. This has been a challenging time for us and is hard to talk about. But so many of you have reached out asking how he’s doing, and sharing your prayers and well wishes with us. We made this video to share a little about what this journey has been like, and to update you on his recovery. Mahalo for all of the love and support 🙏🏽
We are finally getting a clearer picture of what happened during COVID. Not because the people who locked us up, masked our faces and forced unproven chemicals into our bodies have suddenly become transparent, but because Anthony Fauci’s COVID-era diary is coming into public view. #copolitics
This long document makes one thing painfully clear: the people who forced us to surrender our lives to their expertise did not have the expertise they claimed.
At best, they were guessing.
And when their guesses failed, they did not retreat. They didn’t come clean. They doubled down.
Arrogance unbridled
Our health, our freedoms, our bodies, our economy, our children’s education were all less important than their unchallenged status as the infallible elite.
Yes, Fauci’s diary shows his arrogance. Yes, he seems incapable of admitting error. Yes, he was willing to make “majestic leaps” ahead of the evidence while insisting the rest of us follow his orders.
But Fauci is merely a symptom of something more dangerous.
Government is at its most powerful and dictatorial precisely when it knows the least.
An unknown crisis arrives — and crisis always involves the unknown — and politicians panic. Bureaucrats come up with “answers.” They tell us foundational rules — individual liberty, open debate, fiscal restraint, bodily autonomy and just plain sense — must be suspended.
Then they spend money they do not have to keep the whole madness alive.
And with the media as cheerleader, they scare the hell out of people to make sure nobody asks uncomfortable questions.
Colorado piles on
Colorado did not merely watch this happen from the sidelines. We did it to ourselves.
Gov. Jared Polis and our local governments put you under house arrest. They closed businesses. They restricted worship. They suspended your right to peaceably assemble. They turned neighbors into hall monitors. They treated people trying to earn a living as dangers to society.
With the press as their enforcers, they canceled people who refused to mask or take their jab as “murderers,” costing many their livelihoods and personal relationships.
Workers were told their jobs were nonessential. You are nonessential!
Families were separated as they had to view their loved ones behind glass windows outside nursing homes.
Kids were told their smiles, their speech and their ability to see other people were somehow less important than obeying unseen adults in centers of governmental power who did not know what they were doing.
And in the cruelest act of all, they robbed children of school.
As the Fauci diaries prove, they knew young people were the least at risk of COVID, yet they injured our young the most.
“Remote learning” was no learning. It was cruel isolation.
For special-needs children like my son who has Down syndrome, it was punishment for a crime they didn’t commit. This crime wasn’t done by Fauci, but by feckless Colorado leaders.
These kids who learn through personal contact, social interaction, speech therapy, occupational therapy and the daily structure of being around other human beings were abandoned.
That lost time cannot be made back in a government program. This theft compounds over a lifetime.
The people who shut down our schools, our world, will say they were following the science. Fauci’s diary ought to make us ask: What science? Whose science?
Media enablers
Why isn’t the press doing with COVID what they did to Nixon after Watergate, ruthlessly asking what did you know and when did you know it?
Because this wasn’t just a mass injustice of government. It was a mass failure of the Fourth Estate.
If the nation’s top COVID bureaucrat was privately acknowledging uncertainty, failure and a lack of meaningful evidence, why did Colorado officials act as if disagreement itself was immoral?
They also used money we did not have.
The Colorado COVID response exploded government spending and pushed more people into government dependence. Medicaid enrollment in Colorado skyrocketed, and now the state faces the bill.
The inflation that followed the federal printing of money was not an act of God. The budget crisis coming to Colorado is not a mystery.
The next unknown crisis will come. And when it does, politicians will again tell us fear requires obedience.
They will again promise safety in exchange for freedom.
They will again insist there is no time for debate, evidence or restraint.
Colorado must remember what happened when we believed them.
@DeerJuice_xyz@DavidBCollum@JohnEMontana The point is Yale produces presidents and not CEOs. One might argue that being a president is like being a CEO of the country.