People are taught to: "believe people aren't neighbors you might have a disagreement with, but enemies that must be destroyed."
"Peace threatens power." Another good one from Chase Hughes
I just want to toot my own horn here, but this message is something that Dakotah and I express every week on SheeLilly—but Chase Hughes has the cred, he was on the other side as a person in the military who taught how to do a psyop.
“This is not right vs left. This is darkness vs light.”
“They’re laughing at how stupid we are”
“We want some goddamned honesty from people who claim to represent you.”
“They show you fringe because fringe pisses you off and makes you angry”
“Who benefits from you hating your neighbor? Regular people don’t profit from chaos. It’s the covert elite. They cash big checks no matter who wins.”
“There’s always money for war, but never money to fix our roads…corruption is a bi-partisan issue.”
“The real enemy is entrenched power and it profits from chaos.”
“Sanity is the most rebellious act you can commit in this country for right now. Sanity is refusing to allow CNN or Fox News or Twitter to tell you who your enemy is.”
“Sanity is contagious, when one person refuses to take the bait the echo chamber starts cracking a little bit.”
“We don’t need permission to stop being pawns on the board.”
“The machine only collapses when we refuse to feed it.”
Watch Chase’s latest video. It makes perfect sense to me—well not perfect, but “practically perfect” (as Mary Poppins would say).
Please let me know what you think:
(Looking forward to see how this new “peace” agreement unveils in Gaza. Will report on it soon)
I want to pause this post to acknowledge the compromised Nobel “Peace” Prize going to Maria Corina Machado (VZ opposition leader) to help the U.S. foment an active war in Vz. This is some high stakes bullshit. Read this piece by Lisa Savage:
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When I was a kid, my dad's family had big family gatherings. M ydad''s immediate family came from a Democratic background but with all the marriages and cousins, there were different points of view. I didn't get involved in the discussions as I was really young but they would be sitting there casutally talking and then loudly shouting theri viewpoints to try to convince each other. My cousin Sylvia once said that when she first saw that, she thought fights were going to break out, but a minute later, the disussion would change and it was as if they were best friends as they all loved each other. The disagreements were never personal. I saw that in my church, where afterwards people would get together for arguments about different interpretations of various scriptures but they all loved each other too. Those disagreements were never got personal either. So I always thought that differences of opinion were a good thing as they allowed an outlet for opinions without creating hate as everyone always left both the family discussions and the after-church discussions totally supportive of and caring about each other. Watching people in recent times getting into hate over simple differences in opinons aways seems so foreign to me and that's the direction the country, particularly the left, is going. . If everyone always agreed with everyone all the time, nobody would ever learn anything.
Chase is a bit repetitive but certainly right on the mark. thanks, Cindy. For many many years I've been telling friends and family to turn off the television, mostly unsuccessfully.. I don't know what it is that keeps people attached to propaganda and their own destruction....