I know at the beginning of the plandemic when so much "reprogramming " came screaming at our doors, in our televisions, on our radios etc., there was so much panic and hysteria that so many people would "go with the flow", because it's all we knew. I was a guilty party for about a month. That did not last long when the light bulb in my head turned on and woke me up.
I think alot of it is properly educating people so they can say no. I honestly think there are alot of people out there that just don't know how, or they are afraid. Too many people think their lives are over unless they comply.
It's up to us to pat these people on the backs and tell them it's okay to say no. Life really can move on, just in a different, yet better way.
We all (most likely) have colluded to one extent or another. Many probably live in countries or parts of countries, where liberty is dependent on how much one is willing to comply to or pay (bride) the officials for a slice of temporary freedom. Many will otherwise just keep their heads low and shuffle through in order to get home to the next meal, so they can get up and do it again tomorrow.
None of us should have to or want to live this way. Many have been programmed that this is the default. It is not, unless we accept it to be.
I can say that I too have done most if not all you have done, even before the "current thing". Is it occasionally uncomfortable? Occasionally, but never permanently, and all are much less uncomfortable than being stripped of freedom, which is almost always permanent, at least for one's own lifetime.
Thanks for your comment John. I certainly realize that I'm not alone in sacrificing for a greater cause. My frustration is with those who claim to love their liberty and haven't even given up anything and still think that we can "collude" ourselves back to "normality". I think that many people (even those in the so-called liberty loving community) have been almost brainwashed into thinking that everything that has taken place over the last couple of years isn't very serious. Maybe I'm an alarmist... but I think that everything that has taken place (and what is being planned for us) will end society as we have known it forever and if we don't make some hard choices *right now* we truly will pretty much lose everything. But, maybe I'll be wrong. (Though I've been a canary in the coal mine for most of my life and I've been right about everything I've warned about for years. I'm sure you and others have done the same). Thanks again for your contribution.
I concur completely. The thanks go to you, for being the one to publish thought provoking pieces that get us to think, again. The Rumble Strip is aptly named. Let us hope more pay attention to the coming situations ahead of us all.
I know at the beginning of the plandemic when so much "reprogramming " came screaming at our doors, in our televisions, on our radios etc., there was so much panic and hysteria that so many people would "go with the flow", because it's all we knew. I was a guilty party for about a month. That did not last long when the light bulb in my head turned on and woke me up.
I think alot of it is properly educating people so they can say no. I honestly think there are alot of people out there that just don't know how, or they are afraid. Too many people think their lives are over unless they comply.
It's up to us to pat these people on the backs and tell them it's okay to say no. Life really can move on, just in a different, yet better way.
Beautifully said!
Thank you, for speaking truthfully.
We all (most likely) have colluded to one extent or another. Many probably live in countries or parts of countries, where liberty is dependent on how much one is willing to comply to or pay (bride) the officials for a slice of temporary freedom. Many will otherwise just keep their heads low and shuffle through in order to get home to the next meal, so they can get up and do it again tomorrow.
None of us should have to or want to live this way. Many have been programmed that this is the default. It is not, unless we accept it to be.
I can say that I too have done most if not all you have done, even before the "current thing". Is it occasionally uncomfortable? Occasionally, but never permanently, and all are much less uncomfortable than being stripped of freedom, which is almost always permanent, at least for one's own lifetime.
Thanks for your comment John. I certainly realize that I'm not alone in sacrificing for a greater cause. My frustration is with those who claim to love their liberty and haven't even given up anything and still think that we can "collude" ourselves back to "normality". I think that many people (even those in the so-called liberty loving community) have been almost brainwashed into thinking that everything that has taken place over the last couple of years isn't very serious. Maybe I'm an alarmist... but I think that everything that has taken place (and what is being planned for us) will end society as we have known it forever and if we don't make some hard choices *right now* we truly will pretty much lose everything. But, maybe I'll be wrong. (Though I've been a canary in the coal mine for most of my life and I've been right about everything I've warned about for years. I'm sure you and others have done the same). Thanks again for your contribution.
I concur completely. The thanks go to you, for being the one to publish thought provoking pieces that get us to think, again. The Rumble Strip is aptly named. Let us hope more pay attention to the coming situations ahead of us all.