The Red Pill 2051 podcast has returned! There was so much to talk about that I won’t burden you with my usual descriptive introduction. Suffice it to say, the Great Work continues and is becoming more obvious by the day. It didn’t take me long to get back in the swing of things.
(For those interested, the outro song is call “Comrade Scientists” by Valdimir Vissotski. A translation can be found on this site:) Vissotski translations
Leo Trotsky grew up in the prairie lands of southern Russia in the last decades of the 19th century. I wonder what he would think of his boyhood home these days, with alcoholism plaguing every little town and village in the Russian countryside. The dictatorship of the proletariat never came to be as he had hoped. Stalin and his financial backers made sure of that. As dour as Russia seems, the situation isn’t much better in the quaint little country of Denmark, where the majority of citizens have been raised to rely on the state for pretty much everything. Doesn’t that make one want to start a protest page on Facebook? Well, be careful, because it might get pulled if the authorities don’t like it. Over here in the U.S., the decline continues as the Federal Reserve continues to print cheap money, as though it will help anything. I guess you could grow Mary Jane, but then you’d be killing the planet along with the people. But we’re dying already from poor food, inoculations and mistreatment when we’re old and infirm, so what do we really have to lose? None of this will change until more people understand and accept what’s happening.
As the nuclear disaster unfolds in Japan, the elites are taking advantage of this crisis to push for restrictions against the use of nuclear energy. All this really means is that we’ll be paying more for less energy in the future, which falls right in line with the Green Movement and Agenda 21. While our suffering slowly intensifies here at home, our government is sponsoring technology that may help activists thwart censorship in authoritarian regimes, especially in the Middle East. Maybe China got wind of this and is preparing itself? All we get here is an updated Emergency Alert System. Now the president can talk directly to you as you’re trying to watch Dancing with the Stars. And if you’re not the TV watching type, he can text you too. And pressure mounts from the banks with higher ATM fees and possible debit card spending limits. Isn’t progress grand?
Erik has returned in this episode and there is much to discuss. Technology addiction is on the rise, eagerly promoted by software and hardware manufacturers alike. As our spending power diminishes, the powers that be keep finding creative ways to take more of it from us by the force of law, of course. They are the money masters, truly. All the while, the masses are entertained and brainwashed helped in great part by foundations and NGO’s. This ongoing war can be both bold and subtle and it’s up to those who can see to prepare our minds to try and help the masses who never seem to understand or even care about what is happening to them.
Today’s show is a collection of articles that that have collecting virtual dust in my browser’s bookmarks. They are, of course, examples of how we are being attacked and trained to accept the newly emerging system of global governance.
On Halloween, people go to great lengths to frighten themselves and others. But what most people are afraid of is not what can hurt or kill them, but fantastic and mythological creatures that reside in our imaginations. Personally, I’m more afraid of unmanned drones mounted with .50 caliber machine guns roaming the streets of Seattle, or being plucked from my apartment by black clad hit squads, because I didn’t do what I was told, or even worse, mass depopulation of the planet by war, poverty and lack of the basic necessities of life. But such things hit a little too close to home for the majority of the public, so they would rather worry about poltergeists and zombies. As long as that’s the case, we don’t stand much of chance to divert the real horror show that is manifesting itself everyday. Happy Halloween.
Definition of Freedom-the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action.
Think about that next time you get pulled over by a cop, or shuffle through the security checkpoint at the airport, or pay your taxes. Where can one go now without some kind of permission? Technology is quietly enslaving us and most people are gladly accepting their chains. In this podcast, I look at some ways people are being subtly coerced to accept and like their new slavery. It’s a sad state of affairs, but then again, the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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