Gallup asked, “What percentage of people infected with COVID land in the ER?” More than 90% of Democrats and 75% of Republicans got it wrong. 41 percent of Dems believed that half or more COVID patients end up in the hospital after contracting the virus. The correct answer is one to five percent.

This discrepancy between perception and reality reveals a stunning portrait of the bias, even lies and intentional distortion woven throughout the COVID propaganda, which translates into irrational fear. The sky is indeed falling for many.

Laura observed during our interview, “Some see the future before others.” Laura was Aldous Huxley’s wife; Aldous being the author of Brave New World, a vision of the future. Laura and Aldous were friends of J. Krishnamurti, another person who saw the future long before most.

My last post, Machines Can Never Love, explored how the current global crisis is not a spontaneous event, rather a snake-like constellation of dark forces that wind back in time for decades, even centuries. To understand what is taking place today one needs to see this continuity and how it is attempting to define our future, if we let it.

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Follow the money; control and power over people connect our World Wars, the Great Depressions, the murders of JFK and his brother, Martin Luther King, Jr., and many others, along with seventy-two orchestrated upheavals of other countries, 9/11, the invasions of Iraqi and Lebanon, the war on terror, the war on drugs, the sub-prime mortgage theft, twenty-one trillion dollars missing, unprecedented chronic illness of our children, and much more. The political and economic crisis called COVID is no different. Behind all of these, a common-core of forces stands in the shadows, slightly offstage. In 1983 Ashley Montagu wrote:

An invisible dis-ease, an affliction of the spirit, which has been ravaging humanity in recent times without surcease (without end) and virtually without resistance, which has now reached epidemic proportions in the Western World… this sickness of the soul might be called the “Fifty Horseman of the Apocalypse.” Its more conventional name, of course, is dehumanization… The realm of ideas and the world of affairs are joined in continuous and reciprocal interaction, and neither can be understood without reference to the other.

Some years ago it became clear, at least to me, that there was a hidden agenda to reduce the human population. Further, that the primary strategy would be stealth-biology. See, When Bad Is Good. So shocking were the implications that I sat on the essay for several years, appreciating that it would appear and be neutered as some nutcase conspiracy. In that draft, it was clear that the cartels that shorten the lives of human beings or prevent their conception would profit from the harm they caused. Yesterday, in Albany NY, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. made the same claim, at least regarding Big Pharma and the Medical Cartel profiting from the harm they induce.

Please take the time to listen to Kennedy defend the lives and wellbeing of our children.

Please write a list of simple suggestions of how an individual, parent, educator, practitioner could make changes to turn the trends you are talking about.
Thanks. Helen

If the example which our behavior exhibits today was the template that would imprint how the next generation, and therefore the future of humanity, will behave, what would you do differently? What will make us change and what kind of change will actually make the difference we urgently need? Just today, on November 26, 2019, another extinction report filled the headlines:

There is the surface challenge du jure, of the moment, and the deeper challenge that created that challenge. We are exploring the root source of our chronic personal, social and ecological dis-ease, that has now turned into crisis. Why humanity has created the mess we find ourselves in, and have been in for thousands of years. As we began; the source of problem is not out there, in society, in our relationships, in the environment. The crisis is in each of us, how we perceive, think, feel, how we treat each other and the world. The deeper challenge is inner, a particular misuse of memory, and therefore structure of thought and our identification with this misuse.

The deeper challenge