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Computer technology sucker punch for idealists: "A liberating, labor saving mass communication and information access device, streamlining economies, services and interactivity for positive results in all sectors of the population. Isn't wonderful that we are freed by these incredible technologic tools of information? Humanity will blossom with progress, literacy, associations across cultures and classes, and achieve spiritual advancements. What wonders can we achieve turning humanity into a vast parallel processing awareness?"

Elites: "How can we use these devices from their inception to trap, track, beguile, fool, and enslave the human race without their having any recourses? The tools are in our hands! We can use all native, altruistic social instincts to herd them into communication pens so we can tag, exploit and brainwash them, absolutely turn on or off their petty economies, control them, or easily track their associations to pluck them from their idiotic Thanksgiving dinners into our gulags and re-education centers!"

Yes, I am sure there is a parallel medical system for the elite. Why wouldn't there be?

"Yikes! The Parallel Processing Mass Brain has uncovered and exposed us! How do we defeat it without bringing down the whole system and bending it to our ends again?" Hegelian brain storm: "Bring down the whole system!"

Elites don't always get the best care, because their vanity and various notions of entitlement along with big bucks often buys them Biden Actor doctors i.e. the ones who indulge them incessantly with flattery and obeisance, with prescription pads always at the ready, and who 'look' the role, like tanned country club soap opera stars. Their hospitals are on demand resorts. Anybody who works on them must have their own version of steely narcissism, because the errors are subject to imperial retributions.

Most 'real' doctors like to work on real problems, not tread a mine field of richfuck delusionary grief. Being a potemkin Marcus Welby to the rich is a specialty all by itself, can be richly rewarding for the right actors. Doctors who like doctoring are grateful for these actors for relieving them of a burden.

The rich can get referrals to high end 'real' doctors, but even doctors don't always know the best people to go to, they don't know everybody.

Ceffer says

Elites don't always get the best care, because their vanity and various notions of entitlement along with big bucks often buys them Biden Actor doctors i.e. the ones who indulge them incessantly with flattery and obeisance, with prescription pads always at the ready, and who 'look' the role, like tanned country club soap opera stars. Their hospitals are on demand resorts. Anybody who works on them must have their own version of steely narcissism, because the errors are subject to imperial retributions.

Most 'real' doctors like to work on real problems, not tread a mine field of richfuck delusionary grief. Being a potemkin Marcus Welby to the rich is a specialty all by itself, can be richly rewarding for the right actors. Doctors who like doctoring are grateful for these actors for relieving them of a burden.

The rich can get referrals to high end 'real' doctors, but even doctors don't always know the best people to go to, they don't know everybody.

Interesting comment. Steve Jobs and his medical issue he died from comes to mind.

Calling them "elites" gives them an undeserved status. They are where they are through nepotism, connections, lies, MSM brainwashing, as representatives of oligarchical parasites. They demonstrate repeatedly that they are incompetent.

https://vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/infectious-disease-experts

Wow a lot of doctors are obviously incompetent.

Patrick says

https://vinayprasadmdmph.substack.com/p/infectious-disease-experts

Wow a lot of doctors are obviously incompetent.

This has got tt be a collection of facetious posts, poking fun at mask weareet al. For example:



She deliberately mixed-up terms by saying "eating cock" and "sucking pussy" rather than sucking cock and eating pussy. Also, you do not get oral fecal matter from either, she is poking fun at analingus, or at least at a cock that was up a rectum first.

cisTits says

GNL says

Yes, I am sure there is a parallel medical system for the elite. Why wouldn't there be?

Just like in Saudi. Nobody goes under the knife of a Saudi trained surgeon. They spent 6/8 of their studying time banging their heads on the prayer mat and quoting from the Koran.

So the Saudis fly in surgeons or fly out to other countries for their surgery needs.

They do import a lot of doctors but they also train a significant number through the SACM

http://sacm.org/sites/default/files/documents/PDF/SACM-Graduate%20%20Medical%20Education.pdf

Many of their doctors come from India Jordan and Palestine

The UAE has mayo and Cleveland clinic Qatar has Weill/Cornell but most of the doctors are from there

https://rumble.com/vrao3s-sheeple-university.html


original link

https://sashastone.substack.com/p/trump-and-the-seeds-of-mass-hysteria#details

... The election of Trump was never allowed in their country. They would have done anything to keep him out of power. They protested violently, they negotiated with electors, they blamed Putin for Russian interference then they set about removing Trump from power from Day One.




Yes, and remember, that’s for them to decide, not you the voters. This is their country. You are invited to stand numbly from the sidelines, maybe buy a ticket to a rodeo once in a while, pay your taxes then sit down and shut up.

Stephen King perched upon the millions he made from writing about the very class of people who voted for Trump, loves to take any opportunity to remind them of their place in the American hierarchy. They have no power in a country ruled by an oligarchy of a new Gilded Age. ...

They want to save their country from Trump. They want the people who want to vote for Trump never to vote for him again, or else. ...

Of course, Judge Tanya Chutkan was tough on the Jan 6ers. She, like so many in America, who still trust mainstream media to tell them the truth [insert loud guffaw here] had already convicted the Trump supporters long before they showed up at the Capitol to “stop the steal.”

All they needed was the MAGA hat, the MAGA flag, and maybe a US flag for good measure - some guy to wave around a Confederate flag and just like that, the thing they most feared magically appeared.

Kind of an amazing coincidence, isn’t it? Now, they had their second Civil War that was as bad as 9/11 and Pearl Harbor, so said Kamala Harris. Now, they could weaponize political dissent. See how easy it is to manipulate people in the grips of mass hysteria?

The low-frequency hum of fear that racists infested much of this country in the flyover states was quickly spreading throughout culture and on college campuses, even in some high schools.

Racism, they were certain, was driving the populism fueling the Tea Party, Sarah Palin eventually, and then, of course, Donald Trump, with his accusations against Obama’s birth certificate. That was the last straw. Racism had invaded their utopia, and the hum was getting louder.

Race would be Trump’s original sin, but that would be compounded by another word, rape. A racist and a rapist was what Trump was convicted of by the left the day he took office.

By the end, he would be much more than that. A Russian asset, a fascist, a terrorist, a traitor, an insurrectionist. He was too fat for women. His hair was all wrong. They mocked how walked down a ramp, how he drank water, how he spoke. He was stupid, they said.

Trump became the receptacle for all of their own inner torments, their hatred of their own bodies, their failures in life, and the negative thoughts they had to bury. The same way the Devil coming to Salem had unlocked and unleashed something wild in the pent-up and frustrated young girls who now had the power to decide who lived or who died, those on the Left needed Trump to be every bad thing they could not touch or name. ...

As a “sexual assault survivor,” as I’d begin so many of my tweets, I felt the light shining on me in ways it never had before. Now, I was aligned with all of the other women who felt like victims at the hands of men and Trump.

Suddenly, everywhere we looked, we could only see rapists. Was every romantic encounter we had in our lives actually a sex crime? Men were scary now. Their masculinity and sexuality were a major threat. Consent had to be given at all times, for handshakes even, for hugs, for drinks bought at a bar, and of course, for every kiss. We sought to dismantle The rapist patriarchy Me Too by Me Too. ...

But then, things started to get weird. We imagined things in our mind’s eye and used that as proof to convict. Spectral evidence, just as they did in Salem in 1692. We could imagine Al Franken was a sexual harasser, and so he was.

One by one, the high-profile senators joined the pressure campaign to push Franken out. Some of the biggest names in the Democratic Party signed their names to the letter that forced his resignation with no due process.

The Al Franken incident was the first step in my eventually abandoning what the Left had become. I did start pushing back against what I recognized as mass hysteria. It did not go well. ...

After each hanging, the Puritans would celebrate in the tavern, relieved to have won one more battle in their ongoing war against the Devil.

Jack Smith, Joe Biden, Merrick Garland, Adam Schiff, and so many in the FBI and in our government are like the Oyer in Terminer in Salem by now. They’ve gone too far to turn back. They will have to see it through, no matter the cost to all of us. No matter the cost to the country.

The adaptation to Trump has always been to shrug and move on, not to try to tame such a wild spirit, but to be better, more interesting, more compelling, more entertaining. But they can’t do that because they are trapped inside a prison of their own making, one that has made them hesitant and afraid.

They’ve lost everything that made them free, everything that made them great, and all for what? To bring down their imaginary dragon?

And they, too will celebrate, as will there rest of those who believe Trump’s mere existence has taken something vital away from them. And maybe for a while, they too will feel like they won an important battle in an ongoing war. That is until the next finger is pointed at the next threat to their utopia.

Best line: "Trump became the receptacle for all of their own inner torments, their hatred of their own bodies, their failures in life, and the negative thoughts they had to bury."

I prefer Indian, Spanish, Mexican, etc. doctors to any American one under 40 now.

AmericanKulak says

I prefer Indian, Spanish, Mexican, etc. doctors to any American one under 40 now.

Good luck with inclusion instead of competence.

Patrick says

Best line: "Trump became the receptacle for all of their own inner torments, their hatred of their own bodies, their failures in life, and the negative thoughts they had to bury."

Patrick says

"Trump became the receptacle for all of their own inner torments, their hatred of their own bodies, their failures in life, and the negative thoughts they had to bury."

https://twitter.com/kevinnbass/status/1687947738611412992

@kevinnbass
Mandy Cohen, current @CDCDirector, talking and laughing about how she made policy decisions during COVID.

Her approach?

She would ask friends, "Well, what are you planning to do?" And they would casually agree on some policy on the phone and then do that.

Completely unreal.

https://petermcculloughmd.substack.com/p/public-figures-afraid-they-will-lose

Public Figures "Afraid they Will Lose More" if they Warn About COVID-19 Vaccine Injury

Twitter Poll Reveals Fear of Loss is Silencing Victims

By Peter A. McCullough, MD, MPH

Almost everyday there is another athlete, actor, musician, politician—all public figures who have suffered an obvious COVID-19 vaccine injury syndrome such as myocarditis, blood clots, autoimmune illness, and more. Instead of being angry for suffering this new medical problem from one or more shots, the most common response is silence dropping support for the vaccines.

We have chronicled many examples on the Courageous Discourse where a public figure is pushing vaccination and encouraging others until the hammer drops with a catastrophic side effect; they fall into a trancelike daze, remorseful yet silent, and no longer talking enthusiastically about the genetic injections in prepared statements or interviews.

Recall Deion Sanders, Demar Hamlin, Bruce Arians, Kirk Herbstreit, Al Roker, Justin Bieber, Jaime Foxx, and the list could go on and on. So I took a Twitter to poll to get your viewpoint. As you can see, 46.7% believe the person is staying quiet because the fear they will lose even more of what they have—fame, contracts, future work, etc. About 33.8% believe there is a “pay off” that is money is changing hands buy silence. If this was the case it must be an elaborate, airtight plan with some means of getting around the IRS at the end of the year. Together, 80.5% of you believe public figures realize they were stung by the vaccine and now have to deal with it internally. That would explain why they tacitly drop their support of the shots.




We will never really know why other superstars come out and tell the truth—Eric Clapton, Jessica Sutta, and the late Óscar Cabrera Adames, professional Dominican basketball player who died two years being diagnosed with COVID-19 vaccine myocarditis. Maybe it’s an intrinsic understanding as in the case of Adames, loss has already occurred, and the only thing to do now is warn others.

https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/guide-understanding-hoax-century-thirteen-ways-looking-disinformation

The deep state refers to the power wielded by unelected government functionaries and their paragovernmental adjuncts who have administrative power to override the official, legal procedures of a government. But a ruling class describes a social group whose members are bound together by something deeper than institutional position: their shared values and instincts. While the term is often used loosely and sometimes as a pejorative rather than a descriptive label, in fact the American ruling class can be simply and straightforwardly defined.

Two criteria define membership in the ruling class. First, as Michael Lind has written, it is made up of people who belong to a “homogeneous national oligarchy, with the same accent, manners, values, and educational backgrounds from Boston to Austin and San Francisco to New York and Atlanta.” America has always had regional elites; what is unique about the present is the consolidation of a single, national ruling class.

Second, to be a member of the ruling class is to believe that only other members of your class can be allowed to lead the country. That is to say, members of the ruling class refuse to submit to the authority of anyone outside the group, whom they disqualify from eligibility by casting them as in some way illegitimate. ...

What do the members of the ruling class believe? They believe, I argue, “in informational and management solutions to existential problems” and in their “own provi­dential destiny and that of people like them to rule, regardless of their failures.” As a class, their highest principle is that they alone can wield power. If any other group were to rule, all progress and hope would be lost, and the dark forces of fascism and barbarism would at once sweep back over the earth. While technically an opposition party is still permitted to exist in the United States, the last time it attempted to govern nationally, it was subjected to a yearslong coup. In effect, any challenge to the authority of the ruling party, which represents the interests of the ruling class, is depicted as an existential threat to civilization.

Patrick says

Patrick says

Best line: "Trump became the receptacle for all of their own inner torments, their hatred of their own bodies, their failures in life, and the negative thoughts they had to bury."

YUP.

Patrick says

Second, to be a member of the ruling class is to believe that only other members of your class can be allowed to lead the country. That is to say, members of the ruling class refuse to submit to the authority of anyone outside the group, whom they disqualify from eligibility by casting them as in some way illegitimate. ...

That's it right there. And the class began with Old Yankees, just as Barnes Law talks about, and Caroll Quigley discussed. McCarthy attempted to hold members of the ruling elite responsible for lying about their communist affiliations; the Ruling Elite took him out.

Alex Jones is the biggest popularizer of it all; the rest are mere pikers in comparison. I don't say that he invented the theory; he just promoted things like Operation Northwoods, Caroll Quigley's book, The Creature from Jekyll Island, etc.

Intel agents and jealous influencers (not mutually exclusive) want him to focus on traditional scapegoats to get the heat off the Ruling Class.

AmericanKulak says

Intel agents and jealous influencers (not mutually exclusive) want him to focus on traditional scapegoats to get the heat off the Ruling Class.

And that is what he does.

He never calls out Zionist racist bigots. That's who runs our foreign policy.

What elites are all of that?

richwicks says

And that is what he does.

He never calls out Zionist racist bigots. That's who runs our foreign policy.

Yes, good example: Some are obsessed with blaming everything on amazing Hebrew Nationalists, aka Zionists, and ignoring the over a century of Gettys, Morgans, Rockefellers, Koch Brothers, Vanderbilts, Walker-Bush, etc. on a host of issues.

Alex keeps his eyes on the prize and not the red herring distraction. He's been spreading the word on radio, public access TV, and documentaries going back to "Waco or Wake up" back before the current batch of his jealous Millie/GenZ competitors were picking their nose in JHS or not even born yet in the 1990s.