Roe vs Wade

The abortions-are-magnificent crowd (including The Lancet), demonstrating how captured the most prestigious (i.e. all) institutions are,  will ordinarily be unfamiliar that the story was fabricated with whopping lies.

Thing is though, I've noticed that they're also incapable of changing their minds which were formed (in the main) not by themselves independently. It's futile hoping for any sentiment of intention to think about things when presented with new information.

It occurred to me lately that this lockstep solidarity to political correctness must by reason be dogmatic. Where does that dogma come from? Who says what is correct? How is PC zealotry telegraphed to the avowedly 'politically correct' in these fast evolving times?

The answers are perhaps obvious though less obvious is that the stance of the antidote to PC is Political Incorrectness. Not Mao's Little Red Book or Das Kapital or Teen Vogue... incorrectness is what the individual decides must be a stand against the latest BS which is so offensive it manifests an unavoidable and visceral resistance to the go-along-to-get-along path of conformity and groupthink.

Abortion is a tragedy, but it's also food for a small controlling group.

Norma "Roe" McCorvey bitterly regretted how she had been manipulated, and spent the rest of her life advocating for birth over murder. I too regret, all these decades later, that the fait accompli I was presented with back in time, could have been averted if I'd been more mature and clear sighted.

It's too late.

Charles Manson

One of the more credible explanations for Charles Manson is his mind control programming as part of the CIA's/Network's MK ULTRA program. There are still unanswered questions like Who was his handler, How was he triggered (by telephone?) and What methodology was used (Trauma Based Mind Control/Harmonics/Drugs?).

The synchronicity pointing to this mind control link, lies with Roman Polanski, Sharon Tate and Rosemary's Baby and will be elaborated later. 

Ole Dammegard - Elite Global Assassination Squad

When you have a winning sports team, you don't change the members. 

The same is the same for assassination, and why the same names crop up over, and over, and over again. This applies to JFK's assassination, John Lennon, RFK and even the Swedish PM Olof Palme.

It's a global team and the best work together.

Ole Dammegard explains a little more in this interview above. You may want to skip Roxy Lopez's intro of about 15 minutes.

Lopez also has this annoying habit, like Kerry Cassidy of Project Camelot, that during interviews, thinks she's the subject of the talk and her approval is needed to validate her subject's [possessive] information.

That simply isn't the case.

Prince Harry - Murder Is Cool. Ask Mummy

The Ritual Killing Of Amy Winehouse

We were not surprised when the coroner for Amy Winehouse was revealed to be unqualified and was forced to resign. That's how you ritually kill someone. You control the process. The video above isn't always persuasive in putting its case forward but it is made well.

Intra-Species Predation By Our Elite Ruling Class

John talks about our parasitic problem of intra or same-species-predation. The humans among us who live off other humans not with them. He asks us to identify the predators. For example those in the media who "corrupt our social dialogue with deliberate lies and manipulation".

It's a terrific question. Do we have a collective right to live in peace and harmony without encouraging greed, inequity and discord or do we tolerate the psychopaths who foment division through acquisition and selfish gain. There's a lot to think about here and I've merely adumbrated a few points that only an idiot would quote me on without doing the necessary study, which to get this far would require a couple of weeks solid concentration. So don't quote me out of context. These are serious issues.

Update: The original video was pulled so we're left with a music remix. I've noticed a lot of his work has been removed over the years.

Update: Original video removed.

John Lash - Why Not Hunt The Killer Psychopaths?

I haven't thought this hard about the act of murder since reading Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment. It's very provocative I need to go back and research ideas of free will and karma before I can make a broader conclusion but certainly on the face of it one should know if one is capable of killing. I am if the context is right such as if it's not personal.

It's a five hour 20 segment recording and I've been looping it for a few days.

The Heart of Darkness - Pol Pot's Car For Sale

Update: International Herald Tribune

Update two: The Car is being sold here

One of the things I love most about Cambodia is that on each visit I see new growth. I don't mean the X.X% GDP growth that will choke us all in good time anyway if we don't rewire the economy, I mean the kind of growth that means the kids look a little cleaner, and a little less grubby. I guess it's the kind of growth that is really a reversal of growth in some ways, as a diminishing number of children are seen running around wearing shabby rags as clothing.

On my first visit, my driver called Elephant, took me around the killing fields and the notorious Tuol Sleng prison which was a school before it became a dark horror story of a torture concentration camp, a place where the Khmer kids were more barbourous than any of the adults could ever be, where they thought up the most ingenious ways to cause pain and suffering to the prisoners of the Khmer Rouge regime, which really only came to power because there was a hell of a shit fight going on in that part of the world through Vietnam and another war on something terrorful for safety. I'll never forget when I asked Elephant if he had lost any family members, how dispassionate he was retelling the story where his brother was killed by the Khmer Rouge after he stole a car to run away from the commune. He was caught, bound and immobilised before being run over in the same car he had taken. Stories like that are two a penny a Cambodia and few people want to think about the bad old days.

Anyway I could go on about how 300 kilometres or more north of the capital Phnom Penh lies the temple Angkor Wat, which in my mind is profoundly mysterious to the history of civilisation with it's Indian architecture dedicated to the God Vishnu, and how much fun I had hiring a motorcycle trials bike and generally just whizzing around on my own, playing with M16 guns and grenades on a range, and partying hard in the Heart of Darkness, but maybe that stuff isn't really interesting but it was a part of my life that I look back on fondly. Or maybe it was the butterflies that flew over the burial pits in the killing fields, on a beautiful day as I reflected on the whole thing that gave me a lot to think about.

One of the oddities of that period was the discovery by a friend of mine that Pol Pot's stretch Limo (Don't all agrarian economy Marxist tyrants run around in stretch Limos?) was being used to ship melons to the market in the capital. I felt at the time it was wrong to profit from that vehicle but like those kids who not only look cleaner on each visit but also have no recollection of that insane time, I think time has moved on. I'm particularly pleased that a portion of the profits now that it is on sale will go towards a charity. You know who you are if you are reading this but the bigger the chunk that goes towards the growth of Cambodia the better the Karma. What goes around comes around.