Toward a World that Works for Everyone
You know that I’d like us all to end the meme war (1) and come back to civil discourse. We’ll do it eventually but it may be a long road back. To contribute to that outcome, as Kathleen would remind me, I have to end the meme war inside. And to do that, I have […]
(Concluded from yesterday, Part 1.) The meme war could only be going on outside if it was going on inside. And I feel it operating inside. In my speaking, I still exaggerate and slip into drama. When I get irritated, I go out of relationship by getting angry. I don’t stop soon enough. I’m fertile […]
While looking into the channeled perspective on the mainstream media, I came across this passage from Adamu in October, which merits being reposted on its own at this time. There’s some partisan language; eg., “Delete,” “useful tools,” etc. I personally “make the translation,” if it’s not central to the piece, depending on the value of […]
In July of 2019, Heather Macdonald, author of The Diversity Delusion, talked with Tucker Carlson about the narrowing of political discourse (what I’ve called the “meme war”) as a result of political polarization around group identity.
For me, the problem doesn’t lie with “isms” – fascism, communism, socialism, liberalism, conservatism, etc. In my view, it lies with leaving the center and swinging out onto the extremes. And, believe me, I do it too. The interesting thing about the situation is that, when one is out on the extremes, it’s so noisy […]
Events are happening faster than we can write articles on, so we’re switching to a summary format for some articles. Some subjects may be too uncomfortable to read. We ask you to use discernment in your choice. Skirting the meme war does not affect the subjects we cover; only the sources we use to cover […]
Based on emails we’re receiving, I think I need to clarify what I’m posting on the blog and what not. I’m not necessarily staying away from certain subjects as a result of Archangel Michael’s request of me. For the most part, I’m staying away from certain arguments. As a class those arguments are called ad […]
What if we’ve all been primed? Tom Nikkola, Tomnikkola.com, n.d. (https://tomnikkola.com/prime/?fbclid=IwAR1ApjbrBmCQF4DvYU76og OORDAhkjBR459saE2iLyeBZo2rut5ea0SYGc) We’re all in this together. Stay home. Stay safe. We’ll get through this. It’s our new normal. These words have been repeated so many times, you’d think they’re used for selling the latest superfood. They’re not selling a superfood, but is it possible […]
The United Nations has allegedly opened a new initiative called the United Nations New World Order. Below this article is a video in which Spiro Skouras fact-checks the website. His conclusion: (1) The website is real; (2) It’s registered to Jayme Illien; (3) Illien does have a connection to the U.N. United Nations New World […]
Werner Erhard made the distinction between an us-against-them and an us-and-them world. A world that works for everyone is an us-and-them world. Others have called it win/win. Now, I was not raised in an us-and-them environment, not viewed from any angle – except perhaps the angle of the soccer or baseball team. Our team – […]
(Concluded from Part 1, above.) Alternative to the Meme War So what’s the alternative to the tactics and strategies of the meme war? The alternative is to consider the case on its merits, independent of any bias or partiality. You know? All the things we heard about as children? Equal justice for all? A fair […]
Waging War by Meme As I’m weaning myself from drama and intrigue, I feel a tremendous sense of relief, release, and relaxation. It means leaving the herd. But where the herd is going in terms of waging war by meme and tweet is not going to have a happy ending. If I participate further than […]
Thank heavens we’re in a pause or lockdown or whatever you wish to call it. It’s taking me days to work through the inner explosion that happened upon my affliction having been named, what in the Growth Movement we would have termed “being called on my number.” Others might shrug the comment off but, with […]
I’ve been “being with” Archangel Michael “calling me” on engaging in “political intrigue,” (1) which I translate as participating in the meme war that is whipping through the mainstream, alternative, and social media right now. When we’re called on something, as he did me, we usually go through phases. We either deny the comment or […]
A reader asked me to ask Michael about Pres. Obama. I grumbled back that I didn’t want to ask Archangel Michael about something he’s commented on so many times in the past. (1) But I relented and did ask him about Pres. Obama. And he made the same comments as he has in the past. […]
