Just get used to it.
When I was a child, there was a little game children played on each other. They told you to say “new,” and you said it. They told you to say “new-new,” and you said it. The told you to say “new-new-new” and all of a sudden, they asked you, “What’s the capital of the United States?” Of course, most of us kids said, “New York.”
Another game like that starts with asking you to say, “white, white, white, white.” You say it and, suddenly, you are asked the question: “What do cows drink?” Of course, most children (some adults?) say “milk.”
Again, in another game, but that is already for checking children’s cognitive abilities, the adult says, “Here is my dog. His name is cow. Does my dog have horns?”
I’ll leave the answer up to you.
What am I talking about?
Well, conditioning.
A few days ago, I reported what most people knew: arctic air was redirected to the central United States. As unexpected freezing happened even in Texas due to such an event, I figured that this might be it, and the five-year-long blackout might just be started. Quite a few people were cut off from electricity and in some places, even the table game of rotating available supplies was introduced, but the gamble didn’t happen. Was I over-reacting? Maybe. The point is that something like that did happen, which only suggests that this is a conditioning exercise to prepare people for the real thing, kind of like the movie, “Hunger Games” is preparing them for being silly or compliant.
In the meanwhile, you might want to take a look at my oldest article here, and re-consider your arsenal against mass manipulation:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-can-be-done
If you can’t have enough of the stuff, here is more:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/the-most-powerful-mode-of-manipulation
That alone refutes the idiotic idea of “mass formation”:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/a-mass-formation-of-morons-using
And you can arm yourself and use the following cognitive weapon for future conflicts:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/what-makes-you-think-you-are-right
Great post. Here’s something I learned just yesterday that made me think some new “conditioning” could be afoot. I was talking to a friend in Chicago who has teenage daughters. She said there’s a new TikTok trend where young people make videos recording the horrified reactions of older people (55+) to the sudden death of a beloved figure from their generation - who did NOT in fact die. “Ha-ha. Just kidding. James Taylor did not die.” is how a typical video ends. I am not on TikTok so have not seen any of these videos. Needless to say, she told her kids this is wrong. But I immediately thought, if this is indeed regularly happening, this might be one way TPTB are trying to “normalize” so many sudden deaths. By flooding social media with false reports, burying the impact of the authentic ones. Possible? Or am I crazy and over my skis on this one?? 😊🤷♀️
After jumping at the ghosts so many times, I believe it to be something along the lines of "crying wolf", in that many whose patience will have snapped, will in many cases be caught off guard when the real wolf appears.
Better to be suspicious of the obvious perpetrators, than to be lulled to apathy by their seeming blunders, and incessant simulations, and by those parroting "new, new, new"...
And for your enjoyment - I was using the bic lighters that I purchased for the ruse that was Y2K for over a decade after the "event".
Thanks for your diligence, Ray.
This year should give many of us plenty to discuss, if we should have a continued platform for such.