Charlie was another example of a "mid-level consciousness", which is the next level about the NPC. One of the fundamental characteristics of that level is that they lack an internal moral compass.
Now, it's not that they lack "morality", but morality is not quite what it is assumed to be. People would say that Charlie was a strong Christian. As a follower of the Christian moral code as it had been handed to him, he supported Israel. He was virtuous, in his own mind. He was also no dummy and could find no shortage of evidence to justify that position and did so for many years.
And that's the problem at the mid-level: the moral code is external. Pretty much everyone is smart enough to rationalize and justify any position of that moral code. Charlie somehow blotted out or necessitated or unfocused a plain genocide for years. It is a powerful facility of the human mind.
If you think of it like a funnel, yes, you can pour water through an upside-down funnel but it's very difficult and most of it's going to miss. It's very easy for mid-level consciousnesses to get it totally wrong in spite of the evidence. It's the internal moral compass that tells someone which way to orient the funnel for best results.
Another good example is Bill Maher. After years of vicious criticism, it's takes a personal visit and an evening with Trump before he comes to realize, "Hey, all I can say is that in person he's not like how everyone thinks he is from what is said about him on TV."
The subconscious mind builds tall and strong walls for the conscious mind.
You're too harsh on him. He was raised as an evangelical and this thing got drilled into his head. But he was beginning to question it in the past few months it seems. A lot of people testify to this. I believe he was on the path to truth and that he was decent. Explains why he got gunned down like that.
Well, I don't consider it harsh in the sense that I don't consider calling someone color-blind who cannot see all the usual frequencies of light. It's not a compliment, to be sure, but it doesn't do the individual any favors to ignore it, nor does it aid anyone trying to understand the situation. Few problems are remedied before there is at least some understanding.
But the "raised as an evangelical and this thing got drilled into his head" is quite at the heart of the necessary paradigm change. That applies to everyone in the human race. It's where they get their worldview and morality: from the "authorities".
About 80% are stuck there. Their worldview and morality will change only if the authorities they accept tell them so, or if those who they perceive as the authorities are changed.
For reference, this is why Trump is so focused on unity and maintaining a presence in mainstream media. To get the--let's say--30-40% entrained by progressive authorities to ever think or do something different, he himself has got to become the authority for them. And it's slow but it's working. That's why the Democrats are imploding.
Perhaps a further 15% can develop in time to the next higher level. There, you find Kirk, Maher, Tucker, Rogan, Ana Kasparian, Douglas Macgregor, and even Chris Cuomo. These are all smart people with all the access they want to information and to other smart people. They held firm view for years and years. They ended up changing some of them fundamentally, radically.
It's not clear what exactly triggers that reevaluation in them, but triggered it was. We will never know the trigger if we never study it, and we will never study it as long as the very paradigm is denied.
So the point is, none of this has anything to do with Kirk or Christianity or Zionism or Trump or Masonry or Da Jews anything like that. Those that seek to manipulate these things--the famous "They"--would very much prefer that the principles and mechanisms of human consciousness remain entirely unknown.
It is said that "knowledge is power" and this is it.
But the "raised as an evangelical and this thing got drilled into his head" is quite at the heart of the necessary paradigm change. That applies to everyone in the human race. It's where they get their worldview and morality: from the "authorities".
About 80% are stuck there. Their worldview and morality will change only if the authorities they accept tell them so, or if those who they perceive as the authorities are changed.
It's only bad if the authority is corrupted. God is the ultimate authority and His true historic Church is the authority here on Earth. The Church's teaching about the jews is unchanged for 2000 years and those who were raised within it and submitted to its authority, don't face the delusions of those outside of it (like evangelicals or unbelievers).
Yes, we need to put the correct authorities where they belong but that won't happen until people are willing to change themselves and repent first. I don't see this happening in our post-enlightenment freemasonic degenerate society. Society is too far gone, too prideful and spiritually deluded. It's all about getting to individual people who have an open heart to the truth.
Charlie was another example of a "mid-level consciousness", which is the next level about the NPC. One of the fundamental characteristics of that level is that they lack an internal moral compass.
Now, it's not that they lack "morality", but morality is not quite what it is assumed to be. People would say that Charlie was a strong Christian. As a follower of the Christian moral code as it had been handed to him, he supported Israel. He was virtuous, in his own mind. He was also no dummy and could find no shortage of evidence to justify that position and did so for many years.
And that's the problem at the mid-level: the moral code is external. Pretty much everyone is smart enough to rationalize and justify any position of that moral code. Charlie somehow blotted out or necessitated or unfocused a plain genocide for years. It is a powerful facility of the human mind.
If you think of it like a funnel, yes, you can pour water through an upside-down funnel but it's very difficult and most of it's going to miss. It's very easy for mid-level consciousnesses to get it totally wrong in spite of the evidence. It's the internal moral compass that tells someone which way to orient the funnel for best results.
Another good example is Bill Maher. After years of vicious criticism, it's takes a personal visit and an evening with Trump before he comes to realize, "Hey, all I can say is that in person he's not like how everyone thinks he is from what is said about him on TV."
The subconscious mind builds tall and strong walls for the conscious mind.
You're too harsh on him. He was raised as an evangelical and this thing got drilled into his head. But he was beginning to question it in the past few months it seems. A lot of people testify to this. I believe he was on the path to truth and that he was decent. Explains why he got gunned down like that.
Well, I don't consider it harsh in the sense that I don't consider calling someone color-blind who cannot see all the usual frequencies of light. It's not a compliment, to be sure, but it doesn't do the individual any favors to ignore it, nor does it aid anyone trying to understand the situation. Few problems are remedied before there is at least some understanding.
But the "raised as an evangelical and this thing got drilled into his head" is quite at the heart of the necessary paradigm change. That applies to everyone in the human race. It's where they get their worldview and morality: from the "authorities".
About 80% are stuck there. Their worldview and morality will change only if the authorities they accept tell them so, or if those who they perceive as the authorities are changed.
For reference, this is why Trump is so focused on unity and maintaining a presence in mainstream media. To get the--let's say--30-40% entrained by progressive authorities to ever think or do something different, he himself has got to become the authority for them. And it's slow but it's working. That's why the Democrats are imploding.
Perhaps a further 15% can develop in time to the next higher level. There, you find Kirk, Maher, Tucker, Rogan, Ana Kasparian, Douglas Macgregor, and even Chris Cuomo. These are all smart people with all the access they want to information and to other smart people. They held firm view for years and years. They ended up changing some of them fundamentally, radically.
It's not clear what exactly triggers that reevaluation in them, but triggered it was. We will never know the trigger if we never study it, and we will never study it as long as the very paradigm is denied.
So the point is, none of this has anything to do with Kirk or Christianity or Zionism or Trump or Masonry or Da Jews anything like that. Those that seek to manipulate these things--the famous "They"--would very much prefer that the principles and mechanisms of human consciousness remain entirely unknown.
It is said that "knowledge is power" and this is it.
It's only bad if the authority is corrupted. God is the ultimate authority and His true historic Church is the authority here on Earth. The Church's teaching about the jews is unchanged for 2000 years and those who were raised within it and submitted to its authority, don't face the delusions of those outside of it (like evangelicals or unbelievers).
Yes, we need to put the correct authorities where they belong but that won't happen until people are willing to change themselves and repent first. I don't see this happening in our post-enlightenment freemasonic degenerate society. Society is too far gone, too prideful and spiritually deluded. It's all about getting to individual people who have an open heart to the truth.