Interview 1725 - James Corbett on Maverick Mindcast
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via MaverickMindcast: In this episode, I speak to journalist & podcaster, James Corbett, of CorbettReport.com. We discuss the inconsequential repercussions of Elon Musk buying Twitter, how the MSM uses these kinds of distractions to detract from the real agenda, what freedom and a new vision for the future might look like, cryptocurrency and more.
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My conversations with folks always seem to end up with trying to explain that the changes I am seeking and working for are not likely to be achieved for many generations.
I am then left trying to explain why its worth denying myself worldly “pleasures”, sacrificing relationships and often alienating acquaintances. Simply so that I can say things that hardly anyone wants to hear. Especially when they point out that I haven’t any offspring.
They usually don’t seem too impressed with my answer but it is the only one I have.
I just want to see humanity survive and have freedom someday.
Good for you for being authentic and not a bullshitter. You’re being genuine with people and should be proud.
I only share my views with close friends and people I think have an open mind. At work, I don’t say much to people because I need my paycheck now. Hopefully will have a job in the next 5 years that I can be more authentic.
My husband got let go from his old job for being honest about what he thought about Covid and because he refused the vaccine. It was a factor in why they let him go. He’s been a little more cautious now at his new job because we do need the money. It sucks to keep your mouth shut around a bunch of idiots.
I’m lucky with the work thing. Nobody can fire me. But I know that I have lost a couple of customers because of my mouth.
Worth it!
And you might enlighten someone in the process. Someone enlightened me in 2016 when Trump was elected president. This lady on Facebook told me that the “elites” had contro/l of the left and right and were really in charge or something to that effect. I was a lefty at the time and I’m not sure why but I wanted to follow up on what she said to prove her wrong. I listened to a Catherine Austin Fitz interview and it was really interesting and then I found the podcast by James Corbett on Noam Chomsky “Academic Gatekeeper” and I started listening to all of James’s work on my way to work and back home. It was an hour drive both ways. I knew the Kennedy assassination was a conspiracy, too much evidence of conspiracy and that 9/11 was sketchy too, finding an ID in the rubble.
And I was pretty convinced that yes indeed there are rich interests that control governments and stuff. I was pretty normie back then and kind of still am in a way, still watch movies and things like that. Anyway, my point is that I think it’s important to tell the truth to people. You never know who might make a huge difference with what you share.
Keep fighting the good fight, Steve. Anyone with an attitude towards freedom like you have is a brother of mine.
What’s not to be impressed with someone who sacrifices material possession, status and convenience for principle, morality and ability to freely exercise their rights? Are these people Christians? They “should” be able to relate to these concepts. Why should it matter if you have children or not? Should a general care for the future condition of humanity only be relegated to those who have a genetic stake? As much as I see having a family being a powerful motivation to strive to create a life, community, and world free from the authoritarian slave conditions of the NWO it can also be a control system on the inverse.
How many people directly working for the control system of slavery whether it’s government, police, media, Pharma, military etc know how evil their employer is but simply shrug it off saying “I’ve got a family to feed”? As if that’s any justification. They’re probably painfully aware of how shallow their marriage is and how flighty their spouse would be to any hit to their quality of life. Not to mention spending and debt habits are far too fragile to withstand any deviation to their income, living beyond their means.
I would just ask them what are they willing to be subjected to in order to maintain their precious pecuniary and social standing? Since rights aren’t of value to them juxtaposed to material comforts. The store manager at my previous job said he was willing to get “as many vaccines as the company asked him to”. It just shows you that a good percentage of people aren’t moral, they aren’t principled and they aren’t wise. Humanity will continue to suffer greatly under bondage of our current condition until this changes. It’s all about “me”, nothing exists but me and my pleasure and my comforts. Oh, I don’t care about that. I’ll be dead before that happens. They’re all de facto solipsists and probably have never even heard the term.
10 Chickens, 3 Ducks. Large Garden. Always had the Garden, Birds are new. Thanks for all you do.
Ick…. duck poop is the worst. 🙂 lol. But true.
Can you get geese ?
Their mess is as bad as ducks but their vicious and territorial as dogs…just make sure their not commie geese like these 😉
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/why-china-is-using-guard-geese-to-uphold-its-zero-covid-policy
Just put in any email and it let’s you read…even if it’s not a real email.
I wanted to get a goose awhile back but my wife has put her foot down about that. My ferocious Bavarian shepherd turned out to be agoraphobic, is afraid of her own shadow and only shows aggression towards the mailman through a double paned window. I need a good guard critter.
A couple weeks ago the neighbor’s cat eviscerated 5 chickens. I think I might run the goose idea up the flagpole again. Maybe the wife will go for it this time. Thanks for reminding me about how territorial and mean geese can be. Maybe they will even bite Duke energy people. 😃
Lol… i had a goose bite me one time and a kid. They are pretty evil… you could get one of those nasty little dogs if you can’t get a goose ?
My mini dog has a brain too small to fit fear into and is super aggressive walking perimeter alarm…. that cat must be pretty huge to get a chicken, or maybe my bantams are just super mean because even the dogs stay away from the rooster
Actually it was a small cat. Thats how it was able to squeeze into the coop. The chickens are Seramas. Very small birds.
Well… just for research
https://pictures-of-cats.org/how-to-cook-a-cat.html
James once again discusses the need for a “community” that can “take care of each other.”
From a practical perspective, such a community will not be too long-lasting unless it possesses two sectors:
1.) hydrocarbon resources, along with a technical-industrial sub-community capable of drilling, extracting, and refining those hydrobarbon resources; and
2.) Defensive weaponry, along with a technical-specialist sub-cummunity capable of successfully defending the hydrocarbon resources from the conventional governments that will not appreciate or tolerate such a separatist community.
Both of these sectors will be necessary even to support the humblest and most hardscrabble community otherwise eking out poverty-level existence from subsistence farming.
Therefore, once such a separatist community is cut off from the “grid”—that is, the industrial-scale system of resource distribution over which the conventional government has authority—at that point the two sub-communities with command over the hydrocarbons and the weaponry will have extremely disparate bargaining power over the rest of the community members, who devote their lives to farming the land. In other words, the “voluntary community” will as a matter of necessity devolve organically into classic feudalism, with the military class ruling over the peasantry, except now it will also involve a technocratic element, with the martial sub-community forming a delicate but mutually-beneficial alliance with the energy sub-community, and the peasant-majority being dependent on and beholden to those specialist sectors.
In the unlikely event the techno-martial sector is successful in fending off the sustained assault from the outside conventional government from which this “community” seceded, the techno-martial set will, by the Iron Law of Oligarchy, come to resemble that previous conventional government in every material respect.
These are economically deterministic consequences of inherent human nature: man’s integral and inescapable frailties and flaws. There is no “Anarchic Man” who will emerge to overcome these traits.
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If you don’t think you can exist in a community without hydrocarbon fuels it’s pretty clear why you think humanity can’t win.
Amazing fact is that Roman’s managed to build a world spanning empire with out hydrocarbons. Vikings managed to travel and colonize the world with little more then wood and bog iron. Aztecs and Inca had civilization without hydro carbons.
Those too weak to choose freedom over comfort WILL certainly die.
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Itslike pathetic hipsters who think global warming dooms them then live in the city so they can get Starbucks and subway sandwiches.
Lol
Romans didn’t know about electricity.
You really think congenital technophiles like James Corbett would be willing to live without electricity, the internet, and their precious webcams?
Not a chance. Corbett still talks about his vision of a future of space tourism.
Also, you really think Rome would have been a dominant empire if there was rival contemporary civilization that DID have hydrocarbon power, electricity, internal combustion engines, and electronics, while Rome lacked them? No. So how on Earth do you think Corbettistan is going to defend itself without hydrocarbon energy, from the world government, which WILL have hydrocarbon energy? It can’t. It’s all cloud-talk and self-hypnosis. Vain chatter to feel good in the moment, and to divert one’s mind from the reckoning that’s already at hand.
Optimists love imagining future scenarios as if at some point there will be a complete break, where nothing that went before has any bearing, and one can engineer a utopia from scratch. But that’s not how reality works. Every moment of reality is a function of the state of affairs of the preceding moment. There will never be a sudden, true “Reset” where a ragtag band of Corbetteers can start at square one and form an ideal community unmolested by history’s legacy and by outside threats. The power structure is here, and it’s not going anywhere. You can dream up a neo-Aztec LARP-World all you want, but it’s pure fantasy. Where are the Aztecs and the Romans today? Ah yes, they were displaced by technologically superior cultures. The train of technology can never be put in reverse, because new technology will always drive out the old. Any attempt to ressurect extinct technology is doomed to failure. Hell, it won’t even get off the ground. The EPA would just file an injuction against some attempt to build a Roman-aqueduct-type irrigation system.
“Those too weak to choose freedom over comfort WILL certainly die.”
There’s no “freedom” and there’s no “comfort”. We live in Hell, and we will all perish, no matter what we do. That’s just reality, your feeble, faux-macho sloganeering notwithstanding.
And, good god Duck, can you go without responding to even a single post on this board? Christ. You’re getting to be worse than HRS with the nonstop threadvomit.
“…..You really think congenital technophiles like James Corbett would be willing to live without electricity, the internet, and their precious webcams?…..”
Translation.. “I am too attached to such things this ALL people are as attached to them and thus like me will choose a cosy death over a hard life.
“…We live in Hell, and..”
Your a person ready to give up and die because you lost your job…but are not without internet, and i presume food and a roof… if you are already in Hell then really jou do not appear fitted to life in such a low tech community.
“…good god Duck, can you go without responding to even…”
Meh… too wet to work
Unless we go back to slave labour i think hyrdocarbons and the tech it provides will prevail.
JulienK
Amish do pretty ok without hydrocarbons or slavery …they have large families and, as of a few years ago, I read they make enough money that they were buying up land to seed new communities.
There is a pretty good chance that the tech system will mostly degrade on its own thanks to purple hairs and diversity hires…. California certainly has a time keeping power flowing…. but for now you can set up your own local power pretty easy anyway with solar and a Jackery anyway
I am off grid. I do have a car and I have a generator for non-necessities (like printing labels for the things I make and watching videos occasionally, etc.). I am very interested in animal powered things and using tumbling rods. I have quite a few hand-crank and pedal-powered tools. Of course, they were made in a factory somewhere, but most were probably made pre-electricity (treadle sewing machines, treadle leather sewing machine, hand-crank drill presses, etc.). There are lots of really neat things that don’t require electricity. I have a book called Pedal Power – very interesting. I wish someone could help me set up a tumbling rod to use a tool I have for making splints for basket-making. I have a calf that I have trained to a yoke that could keep the tumbling rod going. Just not sure how to set it all up. I’m good at coming up with ideas, but not so good at implementing them. 😉
“Power before steam” a book by John Vince is something you might like to read if you’re into that and can find it cheaply
Lots of good illustrations of old tech
Thanks. I will look it up. 🙂
My mom’s cousin recently gave me a book called The Forgotten Crafts by John Seymour. A page or two or four on various old-time skills such as coal-making, basket-making, making cribs (hay feeders for animals), stone wall building, fences and stiles… and I’m just at the beginning.
If only we could just be left alone to live in peace. There are so many interesting things to learn and do and some people just want to dominate and control everyone. 🙁
I can only find it as a download. It says signing up is free, but once you fill out the form, you have to enter your credit card info to pay $1 for something or other. I don’t have a credit card or do virtual money transfers. 🙁
If you have any leads, let me know.
Its o. Amazon for 14 bucks… I think you can probably get a copy somewhere else that trades used books 🙂
https://www.amazon.com/Power-Before-Steam-Illustrated-History/dp/0719541751/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=1HNOG7GM536HM&keywords=power+before+steam+vince&qid=1651975316&sprefix=ppwer+before+steam+vince%2Caps%2C580&sr=8-1
For buying stuff online you can buy a gift card if you want to stay private and more secure…Ebay has gift cards and has sold that book in the past… I know Amazon cards them and so do a few books stores.
You can even have stuff delivered to a pick up box by Amazon I believe.
I begrudge most people because for the past two years they DID NOT just enjoy their lives, DID NOT spend it with people they love, and DID NOT get along with others. Instead they got involved in something they didn’t understand and ended up destroying many relationships and livelihoods in the process. If the dedicated freedom fighters fought and the regular folks just went about their lives then the lockdowns would have never gotten off the ground just like back in the 2009 Swine Flu Pandemic.
Imbalance of the mix…her too low, James too loud is very frustrating for my old ears 🙂
I agree that so much of people’s lives these days are digital and not human fact to face, turning pages in a good book, etc.
GET OFF THE PHONE (song)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/2QbsxZOkIYjA/
I would offer that what you are addressing James is the “order out of chaos” theory of the NWO. In other words, the creation of fear be it from real events or Kabuki theater. IMO, the fundamental tools of deception are the encouragement of FEAR and a belief in SCARCITY. Add to that the control of information (news) and they got you good.
In 1970, Henry Kissinger said: “Control oil and you control nations; control food and you control people.”
– – – – – – – – – – – – –
“In March 1915, the J.P. Morgan interests the steel, shipbuilding, and powder interest, and their subsidiary organizations got together 12 men high up in the newspaper world and employed them to select the most influential newspapers in the United States and sufficient number of them to control generally the policy of the daily press …
They found it was only necessary to purchase the control of 25 of the greatest papers. An agreement was reached; the policy of the papers was bought, to be paid for by the month; an editor was furnished for each paper to properly supervise and edit information regarding the questions of preparedness, militarism, financial policies, and other things of national and international nature considered vital to the interests of the purchasers.”
– U.S. Congressman Oscar Callaway, 1917
And of course today, in the world of digital deception, Cable news, blogs, etc. all manipulate reality to their own nefarious agendas.
Great discussion. She is a good interviewer.
At 48:17 James says that if he had the magic Anarchy switch that would convert the world overnight into an anarchical society, he would not flip it because the population is too used to the statist system right now. He then says becoming a free society must be a generational process in order for people to truly understand how to live in such a society.
I agree, 100%. And the thing that will get us there is a stimulus of some kind. Just like the kind humanity is receiving right now through the attempted totalitarian takeover of society. So while on one hand what is going on right now and what is being planned is horrible, it is also the kind of stimulus required to evolve society into one of freedom. These dark times are the birth pangs of freedom. This is one the things that keeps me going.
It’s like a pendulum. I cannot say if it has reached its nadir, and it tends to move in fits and starts, but change is inevitable and we seem to be in the throws of big changes one way or another.
Centralized big brother think seems to me to be breaking down yet most people are not yet compromised enough to make the material sacrifices that decentralization imply. So perhaps things must, and will, get worse before they get better.
Personally I am too old and tired to be able to move mountains, but for the last 25 years have been privileged to live in a small Portuguese rural community, which I chose to do after a grueling competitive existence as an entrepreneur in Tokyo.
I would not say that people take care of each other more here and now, than then and there. Sure the dynamics are different, only because the overarching resources and control is different, but people are relatively the same. But, what has changed is my appreciation, both of people and circumstance.
A Buddhist legend:
https://www.corbettreport.com/interview-1725-james-corbett-on-maverick-mindcast/
“I humbly offer this light to the Buddha and the Sangha. My only wish is that I too will attain the full wisdom just like the Buddha in the ten directions. With only this small amount of oil, this lamp will probably burn out by midnight. If I truly attain my heart’s desire of Full Enlightenment, may this lamp forever burn and never go dark.”
The transformation comes when the change is in your your heart, not your mind.
The Buddhist Legend link (correction):
http://quanamnamhai.org/teachings/buddhist-scriptures/the-legend-of-the-miraculous-lamp/
I enjoyed reading your reply. “The transformation comes when the change is in your your heart, not your mind.” That resonates with me. Thank you.
“ the change is in your your heart, not your mind.” That resonates with me. Thank you”
Ditto! Real, meaningful, lasting change must begin with a change of heart. The mind is much too fickle.
scpat,
I really like your comment regarding Interview 1725 – James Corbett on Maverick Mindcast.
You hit some very good points.
— “Repeat the Message” —
This aspect of the interview stood out for me. Corbett does a good job of “Repeating the Message”.
At the very top of this comment Thread is an important discussion about delivering the Message.
I feel like “Repeating the Message” in whatever form is appropriate for the occasion can have long term impacts.
For example: Corbett mentions that “False Flag” finally became a part of the mainstream vocabulary.
“Repeat the Message” is part of how we win.
It does work.
Thanks.
Well said. And that’s how the message spreads—it gets repeated over and over.
Bravo bravo James…another one of your lucid talks. I have learned over the last couple of years to keep up with your comments, information, and clarity. The interviews that give me the biggest bang for my buck are these. Simple format, relaxed interviewer, and your ability to say the right amount in your answers. So I really like this interview for those reasons. I am all over your optimism… I hope it is as infectious to others as it is to me. Consider your communications out to me a complete success. And keep it going you are on a roll. Your pal, Buz
James,
This was a great talk with Karrin Joy thank you. I share all of your work I can in my spare time and have already shared this. It’s good to promote America’s founders. They were born in the times they were born into but their wisdom against power scams is much needed today. We cannot police the world and to do so has been illegal all this time anyway. I ask people to support our US Constitution for real, 9/11 truth, 2001 weaponized anthrax scam truth and free rational speech. The US Constitution doesn’t give anyone the authority to police the world or push psyops on anyone for any reason. They just haven’t went by it like they should. Corporate mainstream media is mostly psyops. Congress and Hollywood too. We must symbolically form our own party worldwide called the Exposing These Corrupt Bastards and Their Dupes Party and keep hammering on with what we already know while we learn and adapt.
Thank you for sharing the best truth you can,
Michael
P.S. I discovered The Tenth Amendment Center not long ago and they do a great job. I’d love to know what you think about them.
https://blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/pathtoliberty/
I’m a bit surprised that James, with his degree in philosophy, couldn’t define “truth.” Either he didn’t study Aristotle, the Father of Logic and of all
“Realist” philosophy, or he only considers him as just one seeker of answers to ultimate questions among many. “Truth” is the correspondence between the mind and reality, or between the mind and a fact. I also think he and everyone else could greatly benefit by coming to see that there is a spiritual world, which even our intellect and free will take part in, and that traditional, as opposed to truncated and debased Christianity, coherently answers many questions which the unaided human reason cannot. The great leader of the Oxford Movement in England, John Henry Newman, very eloquently and profoundly addresses the mind-boggling problems facing the human mind, including human evil and provides a coherent answer to it in Chapter 8 of his famous autobiography, Apologia Pro Vita Sua: https://erenow.net/common/apologia-pro-vita-sua/8.php
C.S. Lewis also does a commendable job providing a persuasive rational case for Divine Revelation in his “Mere Christianity,” as well as in “The Abolition of Man,” available pretty cheap at bookfinder.com
“…a spiritual world…coherently answers many questions which…reason cannot.”???
Reason is our only means of knowing reality. Feeling you know, is not knowing. Beliefs invoke emotions (feelings), not the reverse. A belief has to come first, but it may not seem that way because most don’t arrive at their beliefs consciously, they acquire them by socialization, from others, without question or full understanding.
This is shown by Ayn Rand, “Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology”. It’s complicated but she makes it easier.
Believing what God has revealed is quite different from “feeling.” In fact, as John Henry Newman explains in the link above, one can have absolute certainty in what God has revealed.
No natural religion proceeding from the mind of man, no natural philosophy, be it James’s Stoicism or any other, can answer the ultimate questions re- our origin, nature, and ultimate destiny, nor what is the best recipe for human living. The ultimate answers are to be found in the Person and teaching of Jesus Christ, Son of God and Redeemer of the world.
Blaise Pascal said very profoundly: “The Incarnation, by profoundly changing the nature of man, has become the only way for us to understand man. Not only do we understand God only through Jesus Christ. We understand ourselves only through Jesus Christ. We understand life and death only through Jesus Christ. Outside Jesus Christ, we don’t know what life is, nor death, nor God, nor ourselves.”
We are immersed in a great spiritual battle against the powers of darkness and their human agents. Before the structures of the Catholic Church were taken over, including the papacy in 1958 (www.whitesmoke1958.com), Fr Denis Fahey, a great scholar, spelled out the whole matter in this too little known little book:
http://www.archive.org/details/FaheyDenis-TheKingshipOfChristAndOrganizedNaturalism1943
Believing that God has revealed what some Jews wrote in a book is just a belief, and is merely based on the feeling that the Jewish myth-book is true.
You might find Pascal’s fluffy poetry moving, but for anyone not already a believer, there’s simply nothing of substance there at all. “Through Christ we understand ouselves? And man? And God? And life and death?”
How so?
Well, there is no answer to the question of, “How so?” because it isn’t something that’s shown—it’s only something that’s felt. If one doesn’t feel it already, the endless apologetics of godfags just comes across as the kooky chanting of brainwashed cult members.
In the end, all religious belief is presuppositionist. It presupposes the veracity of unprovable, outlandish claims, due to the emotional appeal of those claims to the one doing the claiming. But really, in the end, Abrahamic religion merely functions (as do all religions) as a coping technique, to serve as a backstop against the mind’s perseveration on its own mortality, which would otherwise consume most minds. This fixation on death is known as “mortality salience” in Terror Management Theory, and it is typically salved with religious thought-stop.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terror_management_theory
“God” has only “revealed” something to a believer by virtue of the believer’s deep (albeit misguided) feelings. To someone who doesn’t share those feelings, nothing has been revealed, and the desert tribal cults of millennia past are no more to be believed than, say, the Star Wars mythos, or the creation myth of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. It’s all just stories made up to be sold.
I would sooner agree that “Only through Star Wars do we come to understand ourselves,” since at least with Star Wars, I felt something when I watched it. Church, on the other hand, has always been unbearably boring and gay.
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Even if you were correct your own philosophy is one of despair and death and personal disempowerment.
Words and thoughts should be subject to meaning and purpose. Without meaning words are just an intellectual toy…. you are so much better then that.
People would listen to a guy as smart as you if you had a plan for hope and life
There is one true religion, Christianity, and one true Church, the traditional (pre-1958 takeover) Catholic Church, now a small but growing “remnant” faithful to all that has been taught and handed down (tradition) by the Apostles and their successors. Anyone who takes the time to actually read even just part of one of the 4 gospels and doesn’t perceive that it could not have been made up and that the towering figure in it is in a completely different category of persons than any other religious figure, has something wrong with his will, which in turn clouds his intellect. Like the Jewish leaders who killed Christ and then knew He had risen from the dead from the testimony of the soldiers (Matt. 28.1-15) but still wouldn’t believe in Him, and expelled from the Temple and persecuted any Jew who did.
Christinsanity is just one hokey, kooky religion among many. The gospels are an afterthought, cooked up to provide fake biographical detail on “Jesus” after the grifting Pharisee Saul of Tarsus had gotten as much mileage out of his epistles as he was ever going to get. Matthew and Luke are just riffing rehashes of Mark, with John being the slightly “high-brow” fiction cooked up a little later still. Still, anything interesting in John was just plagiarized from pre-Christian Greek philosophy of Logos.
Luke Skywalker is the One True Jedi!!!!!!!
Hahahah…. but what do you offer instead?
Anti natalism and suicide of the species….which will around in 100 years?
I very highly recommend a book called Copernicus and the Jews by Daniel Gruber. The author is a man I know personally and one I respect very much. I attended weekly studies with him for many years. I am on my second case of the books. I lend them out and give them away.
Dan’s most recent book is Law Without Authority or Limits: Kelsen’s Dilemma. Also excellent and highly recommended, but very different from “Copernicus.”
Musk is 2008 Young Global Leader
http://specials.rediff.com/money/2008/mar/11young.pdf
https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20150317005619/en/OvaScience-CEO-Michelle-Dipp-Elected-as-Young-Global-Leader-by-World-Economic-Forum (mentions Musk)
Pretty sure his mom at the least is Jewish and his granpa was if I recall kicked out of Canada for being too much in to Technocracy inc…. and Musk isinto simulation theory as well as leeching off the military industrial complex..and TBH anyone who wanted to marry a freak like Grimes is automatically suspect.
What I wonder and would love to know is if he is related to JOE HALDEMAN the guy who wrote “The Forever War” which was uber weird in its social commentary on UBI and the promotion of mass homosexuality when the protagonist gets home from his 1st tour.
It was out of left field when I read it but fits right in with the jaffee memo on population control.
Many think that TESLA , which made Musk the richest man in the world, is completely OVERVALUED and will crash soon. Tesla may not exist by next year because the competition is doing much better than Tesla. (See this for analysis of Tesla stock https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2022-05-02/tesla-next-netflix-shortseller )
The SAME Shadow Billionaires (or worse) who made Musk into what he is probably told him to use the capital he has in Tesla shares to buy Twitter. What we see here is the usual Hegelian dialectic, or problem, reaction, solution. This method basically involves fabricating or intensify a problem, offering a draconian solution, then settling for a “compromise” that nevertheless furthers the intended goal. A similar example is how the Shadows created hate and mistrust for the Federal government with the Bush Administration then came up with THEIR solution which was Obama which furthered their goal.
The Shadows are clever. We will all be SO glad when Musk becomes our “savior” like Obama…and Trump….won’t we ?
Our interesting times pod cast was doing apowers and principalitys and was of mu h the same opinion as you.. a show to distract from the genocide
Well I got 5:04 ,minutes before my screen froze. At least it started, unusually. Why doesn’t that happen at YT?
Elon Musk has been more obstructed than helped by the MSM/Deep State/TPTB. Is this indicative of being an outsider who could disrupt the politics as usual? We voluntarists can hope.
What happens when StarLink is complete, creating uncensorable worldwide peer-peer communication? How long will it take to de-nationalize politics? Delegitimize the coercive paradigm? A decade? A century? Isn’t it all about communication, controlled or freed?
Starlink will allow your smart underware to report back how sweaty you are while you hike in the deepest wilderness… I like being g able to get away from the grid 😉
How can it be uncensorable when your going thru one companies satelite system…. it’s not like some peer to peer mesh set up by Ham operators.
it’s far easier to control centrally than using your smart phone intetnet with a choice of a dozen carriers
StarLink can censor. I meant TPTB (deep state) can’t. What if StarLink doesn’t censor, doesn’t set up a way, on principle? You seem to take it for granted that if it can be censored, it will be.
If Elon Musk decides that he loves free speech that’s a good thing…. on the other hand if TPTB if the day (who had far less reach than TPTB have today) can shut down Henry Ford how is Musk immune?
That and he gets a good chunk of his money doing the will of a section of the the deep state so why would he bite the hand that feeds?
Why would a transhumanist be against the things the deep state wants?
That hilarious Duck but probably true.
Musk is no doubt a friend and protege of Klaus Schwab and a pal of Yuval Noah Harari who posits that HUMANS as we know them today will no longer exist soon.
Harari’s book “Sapiens” “SOLD” more than 12 million copies. I’m puzzled as to why. It is a terribly written book with NO FOOTNOTES to back up his craziness. He’s the same whacko who said that Jesus never existed. Yuval has a GREAT PR person for sure. This guys has become a multi-millionaire from spouting his Trans-humanism and denial of God. I have to think that he and Musk are in the same CULT and are backed by the same Shadows.
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/02/17/yuval-noah-harari-gives-the-really-big-picture
“…., a young historian at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem….”
“… is less solidly middle class than his husband’s…..”
He denies the historical existence of Jesus?
What a surprise! HahHa
A sodomite with no stake in the future “in the long run we’re all dead” gave us the modern economic system so why shouldn’t this guy design the future
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Maynard_Keynes
I think the cult is gnosticism of some kind growing out of Judaism according to Dr Em Jones
The “Twitter-Musk” hype is just another distraction. The Belgian artist Stromae made a great song about twitter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UKftOH54iNU&list=RDEMZ3zk_hxF-YEGUgn03vYgGQ&index=24
History of Mass Media
At the 14 minute mark, Corbett talks about the online course of November 2021.
I had signed up for that. It is packed with insightful stuff, and also contains many interesting tidbits.
I am very excited that Corbett “…will be releasing that in various permutations…”
Like James says:
“…all of this mediated information we are being steeped in every single day has undoubtedly shaped the course of human society in profoundly important ways but it’s getting even more dire as we….”
I heard about these classes, but must’ve missed where we could sign up for them. I really don’t want to hunt around for it. Could you tell me where to go or provide a link?
Mass Media: A History — Course Notes
https://www.corbettreport.com/massmedia/
Following are the course notes for the students of my Mass Media: A History course at Renegade University.
If you aren’t part of the class, you can sign up at any time. All of the lessons are recorded and are available for viewing at any time.
Sign up here:…
…Or Corbett Report members can login and find a link to 1/3 off the course in the last newsletter.