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Listening to Alex Jones ask:
"What is it with people who know what is going on but they don't talk about it?"
I can't speak for anyone else, but I remember the process of shedding the lies, and realizing the truth, and during that process there is a relentless awareness of growing moral concern.
What drives moral concern?
Fear?
What happens when the relentless awareness of growing moral concern reaches a level at which that perception, at that moment, is indistinguishable from abject fear?
Think about that, please, as a process.
A person is at point A, in time, and place, and this hypothetical person is unaware, and then this person is, in the next moment: made aware, and then, from that moment on: the awareness, once started, is relentless, it grows, and grows, and grows, and that relentless awareness of growing moral concern reaches a level at which that perception is indistinguishable from abject fear at a point in time and place; it reaches a maximum point of high focus consciousnesses.
The person is happy, content, comfortable, and led to believe that the authorities will take care of everything, and all is right, and all is good, and the future is so bright, I've got to wear shades, and then a door opens, and it opens more, and more, and then the naked person is alone in the spot light, shivering, frightened to death, with all the eyes of past, present, and future humanity bearing down as one ominous force of will.
At time A the person is happily ignorant.
Then a spark occurs to the person, the person, like me in High School, reads something, I read a book titled The Lusitania, back in 1975, or so, and that spark of light opens a door, and from that moment on that door begins to open, almost imperceptibly at first, the spark is like a seed, and it slowly grows, it is one single cell at first, but the cell divides, and there are two cells, two books, then it grows, and there are paths to new sources, and then it grows, and there are articles, and other people, like Ron Paul, or Noam Chomsky, Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn, Alex Jones, other books, movies, like The Money Masters, or The History of Oil by Robert Newmann, more, and more, and more, the door opens, the dark room lights up, and then suddenly the person arrives at that point, that point of no return, that point at which the light is blinding, and the point at which the growing moral concern reaches a peak power point whereby the perception is indistinguishable from abject fear.
Does the person slam the door shut, or does the person slam the door shut much earlier?
Abject fear?
Irrational fear?
Paralyzing fear?
The deer caught in the headlights?
"Their mind is scared by corruption. They are lazy people. They want to buy into corruption." I hear Alex Jones reporting.
"They immediately go to tribalism." Alex Jones
If you can't beat'em: join'em.
I've heard that before.
What do you do on the path of a growing awareness of moral consciousness? Do you begin to throw anyone other than you under the bus, so as to delay your day of reckoning?
"They are trying to find the people.... will these people do the things we want them to do..." I hear a caller speak about a Global Leadership program seeking "the wheat" from "the chaff".
"Waking up to this is like a grieving process... no body want's to believe..." a guest named Micheal.
I constantly, since the mid 80s at least, get accused of fabricating a false reality, and there is a word for that process, it is called projection or it is called transference. A person who has chosen to shut the opening door of accurate realization chooses to throw lesser (power) people ahead of them, and from then on, after that decision, the doors is shut, and that person constructs a false front to fill their chosen state of ignorance, so as to over power the force of moral conscious.
Some people are born without that capacity, that force is absent, by way of a mutated brain, a clinical narcissist, or by whatever actually causes that to be factual, a person so constituted will not have a capacity for moral understanding, such people do exist, they are also called sociopaths, psychopaths, serial killers, etc. Typically they torture animals, they are typically pathological liars, the are typically incorrigible criminals, the wheat, from a legal crime viewpoint, compared to the chaff of people who do have the chains of moral consciousness binding them to a life of moral thoughts, and moral actions.
The sociopaths open that door of light, why would they not do so, what is to fear about any truth, any fact, if those people have no fear of moral awareness, no fear of what moral awareness might drive them to do, what moral awareness might cause them to think, and no fear as to the consequences, intended or unintended, that result from a decision to allow moral consciousness to be a powerful force driving thought and action?
Therefore, they know, and those who close the door don't.
They are knowledgeable, and well prepared, powerful, and armed with facts, which is much more powerful compared to the false fronts fed to those who slam that door shut, for fear of what is in that room, beyond that door, for fear of being thrust into a world where moral consciousness is powerful, demanding, and liable to be very, very, very painful, difficult, hard, uncomfortable, demanding, even torturous, and places the individual face to face with the worst evil monsters ever to have disgraced, and discredited, the human species to date.
It is a power struggle. Life is a power struggle. When you no longer have the power to survive, guess what happens, in each case, without fail?