And think about our leaders in government and these so-called, you know, ridiculous bureaucracy entities.

Think about them as basically cult leaders.

That's a good way to think of it.

And so with them, they will typically tell you, these are my signs of a death cult, ignore reality and operate on the basis of emotion. A lot of the programming, a lot of the

propaganda that we see functions on the basis of getting us to invest in things, not on the basis

of critical thinking, logic, basic, factual reasoning, but on the basis of emotion, for example, in warfare,

the babies in the incubators, remember this with Saddam.

This was supposed to, you know, drum up a bunch of emotion and get people invested in this

conflict in the Middle East when it was based on, in that case, with a Bush PR firm, something

completely fraudulent.

Think about the story of Private Lynch, Jessica Lynch.

That was drawn up in the Pentagon.

It was a story concocted, I think, with if I recall, Jerry Brockheimer was involved with

the Rumsfeld and people concocting the story to promote women in the military.

It was a emotion-based story.

And most war propaganda functions that way.

Successful war propaganda usually is grounded in something very basic,

something usually involving the massacres of children, the horrors

inflicted upon the children, and that's intended to give you, get you riled up emotionally.

So that you will immediately bypass your critical thinking skills and just attach yourself to whatever the agenda is at the moment.

And that's a key point of cults, right? Cults are all about that, and especially the death cult that we all live under, that death cult wants us to not function and think on the basis of what's practical and what's essentially logical, but what's rather emotional so that we react rather than assess.

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