Area that I live in got message alert from city authorities at 6:15 pm that curfew starts at 8pm. Not match time to think, but I know this was coming sooner than latter, anyway. Martial low not far away for USA, which is not surprising , knowing Nazi agenda in the remake.
George Floyd's Death, Protests and Riots across the US
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The Living Force
Very well said!
Russian directors Egor Baranov, Nathalia Hencker amazingly summarize in a movie, what you just wrote.
The Russians have been famous about their inability to produce entertaining Hollywood-like movies in the past, but all that ended suddenly with their excellent masterpiece last year (must see), titled:
The Blackout (2019)
Watch it with Russian audio and English subtitles. It follows along the C's predictions about The End and adds a little of the film creators idea. Very well crafted story, full of turns and twists and I won't spoil it, since its excellent fun. Its not at all about any "Solar Flare Blackout" that the title implies. You won't guess, what will happen in this movie. Excellently done! Pretty much follows the C's predictions for the upcoming Roller Coaster Ride. It has "almost everything" the C's predicted. Well acted: it follows first an everyday "idyllic" near-future world, how life just goes-on... during the first 10 minutes, - cheesy-seeming, stereotypes-seeming - then the Normalcy of The World suddenly & drastically changes!
Then near the climax the words are given into the mouth of a major character in the movie, listing pretty much everything Gurdjieff and the C's said with cruel objectivity that gives chills to the viewer. Especially to us here, since we know the C's and G's teachings.
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My wife tells me a moment ago there was violence here, occuring after I went to bed last night.
Corvus
Dagobah Resident
One youtuber summarised it quite well:
Just with the exception that there is not going to be "peace" in the sense he implies and back to normal ever, but he get s to the point.
As far as I remember it was more in line that Semites are normal people everywhere that are against opression, it is not an skin issue, even if PTB is trying to make it an issue to divide and rule and distract which is easy when the populace is put decades under make stupid program.
Maybe because English do not have so much history of multiculturalism on their land as much on others people lands as more western neigbours have in their countries, so with all the migrations coming it is a bit of shock still, and there are not so much of them there as in US so they do not have to be more sensitive in their talks and fear riots, etc...but also they in the end give a dime about them they are just useful as cheap labor and to stir divide when needed to distract from the elite crimes when their chairs start to become hot. I do not think there is any danger to white race becoming extinct when you take into account US and other countries like Russia, just the problem is Western Europe with uncontrolled migration because those states are totally dependent on foreign labor and have smaller demographics and many migrant population, and there are good examples what can happen as Kosovo and Checnia when they become radicalised.
I watched the trailer while ago but it seemed to me based on trailer like another sci fi alien invasion flick.
psychegram
The Living Force
Thanks for the tip, it looks interesting. I'll check that out.
trendsetter37
The Living Force
Ok, so my points are getting lost here. Please quote specific places where you would like to point out where I'm going wrong and let's talk about them specifically. Better yet a different thread may be best here. Just because I've had an emotional reaction doesn't mean I'm wrong. It's too easy to discount someone just because you say 'oh, they're having a reaction that means discount what's being said'.
You haven't actually addressed anything I've said specifically other than my last statement which is telling to me.
The way to stay out of the weeds on this one is to actually address specifics, it's the general speak that's leads to issues IMO. And yes, you are right Renaissance, I did make a general statement.
I do see how people are being used I've had this same conversation with a group of black people as well. What I'm witnessing in this thread is very similar to groups on the other side are saying, so what does that mean? I think my stance is somehow getting misconstrued as a defense for Antifa or other less insidious groups that have been subverted for the same aim.
My over-arching point is getting people to be aware that over-generalizing is the goal and it's happening here. We absolutely have to think critically of what's going on. The comment was made that my skin-colors blinds me. About that, just because we've studied instances where that is the case doesn't mean we can discount someone that 'seemingly' fits the bill. All that does is make it easy to miss what's being said from a different perspective. In that light, the root of networking is actually speaking with people with a different perspective than your own, otherwise this could become a macroscopic echo chamber.
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Yes I was thinking the same. I live rural and go into town once a week for work - partly because I’m not interested in participating in the drama. I notice when I go in some people are consumed by the negative narrative. I’m not a love and light person by any means, rather meditate and exercise every day and enjoy reading plus have been doing the work for about 10 years - albeit not strict on the diet always.
I find it interesting that I have been through many periods of fear and sleepless nights while I’ve been learning but now I feel I am observing but not getting dragged down. Maybe all those years of looking for information and being posted as the conspiracy nut is worth it. Man with the distress I’ve felt over the years as my eyes opened its no wonder people with no idea or even those who are just seeing now are scared and angry and losing their minds.
I have a 10 year old son and in the past feeling responsible for him has been a big fear inducer but now I recognise that his journey is his journey and all I can do is do the work and expose him to the work and help him see as he is ready.
Interesting times indeed.
trendsetter37
The Living Force
Have I witnessed violence first hand, yes. Have I been the target of violence, yes; from blacks and whites. Threatening of lynchings included. Have I known people that were arrested/accused of crimes they didn't commit, yes and no. Have I played video games at the expense of white people, no. It's a little odd that some would post an article to make their point as a rebuttal to someone attempting to give a window into a different actual experience instead of something that was simply read on the internet. Remember experiences do count as perspectives too.
SevenFeathers
Dagobah Resident
The lizzies must be having a wonderful time feeding on this chaos buffet!
SevenFeathers
Dagobah Resident
No haters in my experience either.
glad to hear that.
psychegram
The Living Force
No, it was that it makes you biased. A big difference. We are all biased. There is no escaping it. There are a lot of things color our objectivity. Seems like it's not being unfair or judgmental for Corvus to say that, and that you would associate that statement with you being "blind," well it looks like you are emotionally triggered.
Wrong about what?
Or better yet, dig up some statistics to prove your point. Just don't forget that the other side will also dig up statistics to prove their point.
And that IS the point:
Everyone has been exposed to racial nonsense to one degree or another. And then don't forget that men are all evil, women are all evil, gays are evil, straight people are evil, Democrats are evil, Republicans are evil, liberals are evil, conservatives are evil...
Good GOD, is anyone NOT evil?
What is happening in the USA right now and rapidly spreading across the world (!!! if that doesn't make you pause and think for a minute, nothing will) is intended to have exactly the effect that it has had in this thread: emotional thinking and thereby division.
The end result of violent global protests that immediately followed a global "pandemic" where everyone was lied to and cooped up (and sometimes fired) will be clamping down on everyone! No one will gain more rights. We'll all lose rights.
More things will be labeled "wrong think". Anything that diverges from the Official Government Narrative will be crushed. "They" will push for ever more control.
Ultimately, none of this has anything to do with race or gender or anything else. It's the next step the C's mentioned when they said, "More to come!!!"
Looks like it's here!
So, do some Eiriu Eolas and relax and think, because it's only gonna get worse... Better yet, sit back and enjoy the show.
SOTTREADER
The Living Force
In trying to be empathetic, I can see why @trendsetter37 is triggered.
Let's be honest, in the middle of a somewhat controversial subject, you can't appear to invalidate someone's point of view by saying they are biased because of something they can't change. A personal example, if I get into a debate with my girlfriend about women's rights and feminism, I know what will happen if I told her that her views were biased because she's a woman. This is regardless of what her views actually are.
I'll tell you what'll happen, she'll get triggered and the conversation from then on will probably disintegrate and I'll have to apologise at some point.
In the same way, I'm not sure it was wise for @Corvus to appear to dismiss @trendsetter37 by stating he is biased because he's black.
I'm not sure anything positive would have come from that point onwards - at least from @trendsetter37.
It's not unreasonable to think that pushing certain buttons is likely to trigger someone who is already in an agitated mood... You get anyone riled up (even Gandhi or Buddha) then push certain buttons, I'm sure they'll be triggered too and probably go supernova... We're all human after all and we should take some responsibility for the state we put others in because no one is impervious to having their buttons pushed.
FYI.
Let's be honest, in the middle of a somewhat controversial subject, you can't appear to invalidate someone's point of view by saying they are biased because of something they can't change. A personal example, if I get into a debate with my girlfriend about women's rights and feminism, I know what will happen if I told her that her views were biased because she's a woman. This is regardless of what her views actually are.
I'll tell you what'll happen, she'll get triggered and the conversation from then on will probably disintegrate and I'll have to apologise at some point.
In the same way, I'm not sure it was wise for @Corvus to appear to dismiss @trendsetter37 by stating he is biased because he's black.
I'm not sure anything positive would have come from that point onwards - at least from @trendsetter37.
It's not unreasonable to think that pushing certain buttons is likely to trigger someone who is already in an agitated mood... You get anyone riled up (even Gandhi or Buddha) then push certain buttons, I'm sure they'll be triggered too and probably go supernova... We're all human after all and we should take some responsibility for the state we put others in because no one is impervious to having their buttons pushed.
FYI.
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