Like many others I have largely gone along with the idea of accommodating the needs of the majority and ignored the costs. I was socialist at heart and always felt prepared to look out for the needs of society at large and to contribute to the structure necessary to provide for schools and hospitals etc. But the covid nonsense of the last three years has caused me to reappraise everything. Once hallowed principles have been abandoned as the veils of deception have been penetrated. Every day is a school day and change and the love of God are the only constants of the universe. But far from beating myself up or feeling embarrassed at my change of direction I tell myself - ‘When we know better we do better’. It’s time to move on.
That covid was a scam became obvious to me in the earliest days when I attempted to offer guidance on the radio about how people could strengthen their immune system by vitamin supplementation. I was not invited on air at the local or national phone-in shows so that it was obvious their primary function was as a propaganda tool for government fear porn. The ‘Nudge Group’ subsidiary of SAGE was tasked with maximising compliance with the ‘vaccine’ agenda. Nothing was to stand in the way of gaining ‘Emergency Use Authorisation' (EUA) status for the new technology ‘vaccines’. And if it were widely known that readily available medicines were beneficial the EUA could never have been granted.
The absurdity of the ‘vaccine’ programme was beautifully lampooned when a comic observed – ‘My seatbelt doesn’t work unless you’re wearing yours; - everyone must get the shot!’. Knowing that attempts around 2013 to introduce mRNA based ‘vaccines’ had resulted in ‘Antibody Dependent Enhancement’, which led to the Cytokine Storm and premature demise of many of the lab ferrets used for testing, I adopted the position – ‘If your ‘vaccine’ works then I don’t need one. And if your ‘vaccine’ doesn’t work then I definitely don’t need one.’ But such is the power of the media that many friends stuck to the government line ‘no one’s safe until all are safe’ and fed freely from the propaganda trough that destabilised the collective psyche. A deliberate consequence of this state sponsored terrorism programme was the fragmentation of society with the destruction of the nuclear family as the Holy Grail objective. It becomes very difficult to imagine what the greater good means under these circumstances.
For too long capitalism has been knocked as the engine of greed and the pinnacle of selfishness. It certainly can be corrupted if ‘crony-capitalism’ is allowed to grow, but when viewed upon as the free exchange of goods and services it is the true guarantor of healthy commerce. In the body, optimum health will be achieved when every cell works at its best in concert with its neighbours. The idea of a governing bureaucracy is irrelevant. The greater good is served as a consequence of individualism not as its alternative.
So it is hard to imagine how society as we have known it can be saved. And perhaps it’s as pointless as trying to stop the caterpillar becoming a butterfly. Unfortunately many pupae don’t make it through the process of metamorphosis and it seems likely that many of our colleagues will fail to transform also. But as with the joy of a new child the pangs of childbirth are forgotten we too must usher in the beauty of The Age of Aquarius and abandon the shackles that have held us for generations. A Greater Good awaits us.
