Cernovich, Molyneux, & Vox Day: Spirit Cooking: Evil In Government

I'm not one to reinvent the wheel. When three folks whom I follow and read/watch get together to talk the big things, I'd rather just point to it and let them speak for themselves. That's what I'm going to do here. Given the revelation of Satanism in high government positions, this video of these men talking about the matter and what it means has all the value and my commentary really doesn't add any value. Watch, observe, and then act to do what you can about it. Links to further information are in the video description on the YouTube page.

The Hillary Clinton Presidential campaign has been rocked by continued FBI Investigation related to her illegal email server, handling of classified information, pay-to-play at the Clinton Foundation and much more! Julian Assange and Wikileaks have confirmed the level of corruption and media collusion that many expected through their release of Clinton Campaign Manager John Podesta's emails.

Several of the latest Podesta emails have provided information connecting the controversial performance artist Marina Abramovic and the disgusting practice of "Spirit Cooking" to the Clinton inner circle. Stefan Molyneux is joined by Mike Cernovich and Vox Day to discuss the spirit cooking scandal and the unfathomable evil among those at high levels within government.

#The Kek Offensive: Shine On You Brilliant Shitlords

I got online today to find that Twitter is awash in Pepe memes, all part of a hashtag campaign to mock the living shit out of Sick Hillary and her gaff at calling Pepe a Nazi frog.

This is brilliant trolling, by some hilarious shitlords, and many a kek shall be had at the expense of Zombie Hillary. If you thought Trump's use of meme magic to transmute the Deplorables into power to fuel his momentum was something noteworthy, then the Kek Offensive should get your attention. Why? Because this is a popular resistence against a clearly shit candidate for one of the powerful government positions in the world, AND IT IS WORKING!

Here's a few (and only a few) of the ones I find most effective:

There is no escape.#thekekoffensive pic.twitter.com/ErlpQmfi4q

— Hannah Uncensored 🐸 (@Oneiorosgrip) September 19, 2016

#thekekoffensive pic.twitter.com/KYuWwRBAgu

— Hannah Uncensored 🐸 (@Oneiorosgrip) September 19, 2016

#TheKekOffensive "there is a loaded frog behind every blade of grass" pic.twitter.com/2PkEazDqHB

— big snout (@davisiain0) September 19, 2016

That last one was by professional political cartoonist Ben Garrison, so when you start getting profession shitlords on board you know it's going to blow up. This is meme magic in action, and it's already freaked out Heat Street enough to revert to its cuckish mean and apologize for it. (You morons; you know better.) And, in Kek's mercy, Pepe himself explains why meme magic is real and effective:

After #thekekoffensive I may never take anything seriously again. pic.twitter.com/ZRuUgs297v

— Person of Wolfness (@wolfman977) September 19, 2016

Gamergate was only the beginning. Now others have learned from it, and are employing its means and methods to fight their own battles. Listen to Pepe. Begun the Meme Wars have.

Shine on you brilliant shitlords.

It's About Terrorism, Not Guns

Utterly ridiculous, but sadly predictable. Now Jeh Johnson is saying gun control is a matter of homeland (national) security and something has to be done that doesn't infringe on the 2nd amendment *AS INTERPRETED BY THE SUPREME COURT. We could ask Scalia what he thinks about that, but he's dead. Others are calling for a complete repeal of the 2nd Amendment, while still others are calling for everyone who buys a gun to have to go to a doctor to be declared mentally fit. All that on top of a renewed push for the "no-fly no-buy" loophole legislation, which, considering the guy supposedly worked for a top DHS contractor, he was vetted more than most people to buy guns by the very agency that claims it is securing the homeland! So tell me again... how would the "no fly no buy" list have magically prevented Orlando? Answer: it wouldn't have.

Fuck me. It's cult thinking writ large. It's a handful of malicious actors using a far larger body of true believing fools to gain power. Due Process? What's that? Inalienable rights? What? Fucking liars, thieves, frauds and traitors- the lot of them.

And yes, when you push for public policies that demonstrably give aid and comfort to the enemies of the nation and the country, that's sedition on its face and it's treason when you're also a citizen. Gun Control is Treason. Truthstream Media here has the right of it, and if this goes on then the ultra-nationalist coup becomes inevitable and the second American Civil War enters our history. They apparently want it. I don't, but I'll deal with it should it come.

What we have here is Narrative Warfare. The violation of Due Process, the weaponization of the medical system, and fraud on such a scope and scale that I'm astounded at the audacity of it. What we've got is a Terrorism problem. We need to be armed and armed well, as individuals, to deal with it when and where it occurs- and every last fucking government response shows that they CANNOT protect us as they claim, even if they want to (and they don't).

Recommendation: Tragedy & Hope (The Community & Podcast)

The Deep End episode 006 features an interview with author Joseph Plummer on his recent book "Tragedy and Hope 101: The Illusion of Justice, Freedom and Democracy" which summarizes Carroll Quigley's "The Anglo-American Establishment" and "Tragedy and Hope: A History of the World in Our Time". You can get Joe's book at:http://joeplummer.com/tragedy-and-hope-made-easy.html.

Tragedy & Hope is the center of a major alternative media circle that includes Gnostic Media, The Corbett Report, Media Monarchy, BoilingFrogsPost, The School Sucks Project, and many others of like mind. What I've embedded below is very much what you can expect from Richard Grove: in-depth discourse, verifable sources, and links to sources in the Description of his videos or podcasts. This means he doesn't do short videos, or mind candy videos; you need to make the time, and you need to focus your attention on what he's doing to get the most out of it. It's for individuals seeking to improve their minds and knowledge, and not for those looking for the next Charlie the Unicorn phenomenon. In short, for adults. If you want to know where I came upon my concept of Narrative Warfare, here's one of them.

Narrative Warfare: It's Memetic Cancer

One of the things that a knowledgeable stage magician will confess to (eventually) is that people want a good story, and to get that story they are willing--eager, at times--to be fooled by the storyteller. This willingness to accept a falsehood in the pursuit of an emotional payoff of massive good feelings is what a stage magician uses as the foundation of his craft.

He amazes the audience, first and foremost, because he finds a way for the audience to permit themselves to allow the magician to trick them- and that's why good magicians are also good storytellers. Just watch Penn & Teller, or Chris Angel, perform. Very different acts, but the same methodology.

We are a story-telling people.
The use of Narrative is not an evil unto itself. It is a tool, a powerful tool and an ancient tool, but a tool nonetheless and therefore one that can be abused--misapplied--and put to ends other than what it is intended to fulfill.

Through stories we relate to ourselves, each other, the world we live in, the past generations we come from, and the future generations we issue forth. It is our method of connection to one and all, working through emotions to communicate in manners that pure Dialectic can't achieve.

So, when someone perverts the power in Narrative to serve as Rhetoric intended to manipulate targets into conforming to the war-wager's will, it is one of the oldest forms of gaslighting known to Man. When exposed, it destroys not only existing trust but also the ability to trust thereafter. A people cannot maintain a community without a strong trust between the elders and the youth, great and small, rich and poor, past and present.

Civilization itself runs off trust, at all levels. Waging Narrative Warfare, therefore, is an act of barbarism and cannot be tolerated. It's not just fraud, it's corrosive and destructive of our ability to keep things running at a fundamental level- the sort we usually speak of using terms of faith and philosophy. This is why Narrative Warfare is an act of abuse.

And such abuse cannot be tolerated.

Narrative Warfare: Turning It On Its Head

I'm talking about the telling of a story wherein one of the themes is the use of rhetorical systems of emotional manipulation to control and manipulate targeted populations. In other words, a story featuring Narrative Warfare as a major theme. Like it or not, but it is a fact acknowledge since the Ancient World that some people cannot be taught (the requirement for effective use of Dialectic) and so one who would persuade them must do so via their emotions, and that is where a great and terrible power resides. It is why Homer put the poet over the priest in importance, a sentiment echoed later by Plato and Aristotle.

If you want a challenge as an author, write a story about Narrative Warfare.
I've got a manuscript that takes up this very challenge, but I am at the point where I need an editor; I am at the limit of my skill, and I know enough about my skill to recognize that I know what I don't know about what I can do, but I lack the means to engage one. (Yes, this is necessary, and I don't know if I can successfully beg for the means via crowd-funding.)

It has been done, successfully, but it is usually in the form of a comedy about U.S. Presidential campaign shenanigans. The (as of this post) upcoming Sandra Bullock comedy, Our Brand Is Crisis, is the most recent version but there have been dramatic works that addressed this matter in the past. (Network is the most notable example in popular media.) As such, most successful work of this sort doesn't go far into the realm of fantastic genre fiction; even Marvel's stuff that leans that way remains with one foot firmly in reality.

However, the further away from the real world one goes in fictional media, the less likely one is to find an effective--nevermind successful--work that addresses the matter despite using all of the tools and working with all of the tropes. (Just look for people inspired by, saying, Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.) I intend to fix that, and I encourage others to make the attempt. Science Fiction and Fantasy, in particular, are well-equipped to take up and master this challenge.

Fiction creates mythology. Mythology explains the world.
That is why Narrative Warfare works. Its foundation is its use of Mankind's acumen at storytelling to create mythologies--false ones, but effective nonetheless--in order to create a false world (a paradigm) through which they can and do manipulate us. By defining what is real, they gaslight us, and if we cannot defend ourselves and defy that fraudulent mythology, they get their mind control through their information control. Show me that story, put into a SF/F context, and then tell me a fucking good story. Do that, and you will have not only a hit but a classic on your hands.

That's why I'm going for it.

Defense Against the Narrative: The Trivium Method

I said yesterday that there is a way out from under someone using Narrative Warfare, and that it is a discipline that must be developed and maintained much as one would any other perishable skill or body of knowledge.

The defense against the Narrative is the Trivium Method

I first heard about this recent restoration of the Classical Trivium from the Tragedy and Hope community, specifically the Peace Revolution podcast, some years ago when I began investigation into what would become the general theme of my graduate studies. Being that the originators of said podcast want this spread far and wide, some of them put together a curated online site to get folks going: Trivium Education.