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>>21705959
I’m not gonna lie, with the events from around Trump’s election in the U.S., the declaration of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Floyd incident and BLM and Antifa rioting, the election fraud claims and romp at the Capitol on 1/6, the Russian invasion of Ukraine with the precedent of decades of NATO-warmongering against Russia + the Democrat/Neocon alignment against Russia (“They’re meddling in our elections” “They’re behind Trump and the MAGA-wing of Republicans,” “Russian shills and psy-ops support the alt-right and vaccine conspiracy misinformation online” etc…), as well as now even the UFO hubbub, , I can’t help but see something like a years-long Tavistock-esque engineered shocks to the populace.

A reputed finding of Coleman is when enough sufficient “shocks” are applied to the populace in a short time, beneficial (for the elite) feelings of burn-out, apathy, paranoia, overwhelmedness or fatalism are induced in the populace. Especially so in the Trump era and that clusterfuck of a few years (especially if you were living in the U.S., watching any of the news, browsing social media, dealing with others’ reactions) with TrumprussianstoogewhitesupremacistEVIL + COVID-19 pandemic declaration + BLM/Antifa riots kickstarted over Floyd + 1/6 Capitol romp.

Ordo ab Chao, as the Freemasons put it. Order out of Chaos.

http://whale.to/b/coleman_b.html

>>21705913
The premise could be valid, the reaction awry and evil. For instance, China’s authoritarian one-child policy was a response to fears of overpopulation, but generally regarded as dystopian and overbearing. “Terrorism” is also a threat but anti-terrorism measures (the Patriot Act, the war crimes and human rights abuses against the Iraqi and Afghani people, uranium bullets, Gulf War syndrome (now going back to the 90s/before 9/11), and the like) were pretty bad “collateral damage” of a goal that seems on its face worthy.

Do you think decades-long falling sperm counts/fertility in Western men are a mistake? The xenoestrogens in plastics, drinking water, receipt printer paper etc., absorbed through the skin or through contact with the water or food it’s wrapping then eaten by us — the preservatives, artificial sweeteners, toxic dyes and crap, even GMO foods (many of these aforementioned, increasingly outlawed in Europe as they determined hyper-processed foods are what’s giving Americans diabetes and cancer), is a mistake? Even the pushing of third-/fourth-wave-and-beyond radical feminism, to sow dissension between the sexes, get women into the workforce and hence overall roughly halve wages and double how difficult the labor market is to get into (increased competition), as well as pushing childbearing to later and later due to how prohibitively expensive everything is today in the West (higher education, housing, gasoline and grocery staples, etc.), is a mistake?

>>13435043
Occultist.