A 9 Inch Nails Concert In Austin

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“I just wanted to show you something.

This was at a 9 Inch Nails concert in Austin earlier this year. And there were these two people across the way that kept waving their lights back and forth. And at first, they were the only ones doing it. And they did it for a really long time. And nobody else did, but they just kept doing it. They didn’t care.

They didn’t care if no one else was doing it. They just kept doing it. And eventually after what seemed like a pretty long time, a couple more people started doing it. And pretty soon a ton of people joined in. So things probably seem pretty bleak right now talking about [music] these things. It’s not fun to have these conversations.

You might feel like you’re the only person in your little part of reality that sees the horror for what it is while everyone else around you is unaware or seems like they can’t see it or refuse to face it.

It starts off with a few people who’ve been watchful of those things and they start talking about that stuff and they keep talking about that stuff and sometimes they get made fun of for talking about that stuff and they have like hateful people who can’t see it, you know, basically throwing rocks at them, but they stay right there holding that mirror up like take a look at what’s going on now. Take a look at this. Look at this. What about this?

Let’s watch as it goes downhill and fast forward. But eventually more people start to see it.

That’s the thing. They want you to give up on everyone and say, “Well, everybody’s asleep. No one cares.” And I guess I’m telling myself this as much as you out there who can still hear me because I don’t know who can still hear me at this point. Everything is so manipulated on this internet now. And it’s so filled with bots that [music] are meant to demoralize us all and make us feel like no one real is listening. I know a lot of what’s being propagandized out here is meant to demoralize. That’s its purpose. It’s meant to paralyze.

Actually, it’s meant to paralyze into an action, to get us all to think that it’s just hopeless, that nothing can change for the better, that no good can possibly come. But if it was really that hopeless, they wouldn’t have to ramp all this up to 11 to keep it going.

They wouldn’t have to ramp the demoralization campaigns to 11 right now. It wouldn’t be necessary. And right now you’ve got a bunch of psychos resting on laurels underestimating the hell out of everybody that oh well look at how much they all complied during covid. It was just a test balloon.

A gigantic test balloon. Well, for what you ask. Well, to see how far they could go. to see what exactly they would have to do to get free individuals in a free and democratic society to consent to be enforced into compliance.

That’s what they were trying to establish. That’s what they were trying to figure out. And they have they have figured it out. Trust me, they’re just going to comply with everything no matter how bad it gets.

And you know what? I think what you just did was tip off a whole lot of people whose eyes weren’t open before to be wide open now. And they’re paying a lot closer attention than they ever were. So it a lot of there’s a lot of people who were coerced to do things they never would have done during COVID and they are all saying never again. Never again will I ever allow that level of control over me and my body. So I don’t think so. I think that is an underestimation.

It’s hubris. It’s the kind of thing you see warned about in stories again and again as being the downfall. I think they are underestimating everyone’s willingness to continue to go along forever with everything. But it starts when people take responsibility for themselves and start saying no because this is not getting better. There is no sign at all whatsoever that this is going anywhere good. And I feel like I’m just going to have to keep repeating myself. And that’s fine. I don’t mind.

We don’t have to live this way. That’s a bad That’s like a bad end.

That’s like when you play the video game and you get the bad ending. That’s what that is. Okay. So, if this is if this is a simulation video game, like some people like to say for your metaphor, then that’s the bad ending. And we need to not get that. It’s freaking It’s like a tintin village of bullshit. That’s what they’ve been doing. The more people can see, the more people will be able to see.

And it is not pointless. And and there’s more reason now to speak out than ever about how bad this is. Cuz this is about the future.

We are setting humanity back hundreds of years on the front of liberty and freedom. When you get to a point where bureaucrats are telling you what you can wear in your house and it doesn’t even matter. It’s not even like it matters. The things that you can do technologically now are beyond anything that has ever been done in history. But in order to enjoy it, you have to be a sociopath.

They’re all on the same team. You want to talk about Democrats and Republicans?

That’s all theater. This is a moral issue. It’s about good versus evil.

This is ridiculous. When are people going to start saying no? But we don’t have to live this way. Just because some psychos designed a cage doesn’t mean you got to walk off into it willingly and just give up and acquies. You could say no. We can all say no. But I just keep thinking about these two waving their lights.

You know what? If they had just given up, what if they just stopped?

And that’s why I’m not going to.”


Passage begins at 54:38

Aaron & Melissa Dykes – Truthstream Media

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