America - And The World's - NewAge Nazi Reality Check (In Black And White)

Politics lives downstream from culture.

Yes, Andrew, but grasping reality is hard for most right now - I talk to people. Because of my adventures with a NewAge Nazi wife, it's just not that hard for me. Don't worry: I'll get it all down for prosperity.

How multiple wars, and "The X-Files", wound-up post-9/11 America, leading to the left's "Truther" movement (which started the whole "er"-thing). That was before Donald Trump's "Birther" claim about President Barack Obama proved - not something, equally as insane, like Donald Trump is a racist - but (danger upon danger) the whole nation had gotten sprung on conspiracy theories.

Especially Ta-Nehisi Coates.

The left engages in 'projection': They accuse you of doing what they're guilty of.

Yes, Andrew, all this, I, too, discovered just by talking to people: 

“This is their best chance to put a stake through Trump’s political future,” she said. “If they don’t take it, Trump is going to control this party for 10 years.” 

Under Trump’s influence, the GOP will become the party of the QAnon conspiracy theory-supporting Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) and Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.).  It’s “not just dangerous for the Republican Party,” she cautioned, but “an existential threat to the country to have one of the two major political parties controlled by people who are spreading conspiracy theories.” 

“And I’m not talking about Marjorie Taylor Greene,” Longwell clarified. “I’m talking about (House GOP Minority Leader) Kevin McCarthy and (Florida GOP Rep.) Matt Gaetz and so many others in Congress who voted to object to a free and fair election, who told voters that it was stolen from them, who followed Donald Trump and it led to a violent attack on the Capitol.”

Everyone is (obviously) compartmentalizing a lot these days, to forget "The Big Creep" was the American leader who unleashed the conspiracy-laden world of "Alternative Facts" on America, when he opened the "Office of Alternative Medicine" for the left's freaks (Like Sen. Tom Harkin) who didn't trust Science. When President Bill Clinton made no demand for facts or evidence - but only the promotion of all things NewAge and crazy - the world was, literally, off to the races. And, it's been off it's rocker, ever since.

That's how Steve Jobs lost his life: slow suicide. No one could talk him out of it. Bill Clinton certainly never tried.

It had all gotten so insane, no one - around the world - even registered it as madness, that Barack Obama campaigned for the Presidency of the United States with the queen of con artists, conspiracy theorists, quacks, and criminals, Oprah Winfrey. They seemed proud of it.

THAT was when life and politics had become a (dangerous) cartoon, and - here was the danger, already, right from the start - few Americans had even registered what kind of "change" they were actually voting for.

And, there's been no one around, with the balls to warn them.

Seek Help - Not Self-Help: Working On Yourself When You're Broken Don't Work

According to The Daily Mail, The Crown's Gillian Anderson (the actual NewAger of "The X-Files" pair) is 'bemused' by the speed of her writer ex-partner Peter Morgan's new romance with socialite heiress Jemima Khan... as the pair 'move in together' weeks after split. 

Will Gillian ever learn crystal-waving "powers" ain't all they're cracked-up to be?

 

NewAgers Waited For News (To Hear They're A Fraud)

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Remember the height of American television programming? When Montel, and Oprah and Ellen and all the other reality TV con men had our country awash in X-Files nonsense - while crushing the weak and vulnerable at their most exposed, right before our eyes? Man, that was a wonderful time.

Unless you weren't buying any of it.

Then - despite the fact this wasn't the 70's, no one was wearing bell bottoms, and we'd seen this cult stuff all before - skeptics were labeled "energy vampires" to be shunned for not having an "open mind." These people said so, and also said others should do so, right on television and radio. To applause. This way, the leadership could view and use those inside, and outside, NewAge's circle as prey.

I remember those times vividly because, for me, this wasn't stuff that stayed behind our TV screens. This was part of what Grrrl Power! meant and means and, for some reason, nobody wants to do an investigation on that and what harm it's caused.

Nobody really wants to report on any of it because, like the discovery of a "real U.F.O." or proof that homeopathy works, I think the revelation would turn the entire known universe - including the question of who has been America's good and bad actors - upside down. Completely. Hell, considering the quality of names, crimes, and just plain bologna, it might even sell some newspapers. You know, get us going again.

Baby steps,...

Save The Planet (By Calling A Spade A Spade)

"The New Agers took it up. The crystals and homeopathy crowd. Oh, I don't really mind. People can believe what they want, no problem, unless it hurts someone else."

-- James Lovelock, inventor of the "Gaia Theory" - anticipating something violent going down in environmentalism - because of the NewAge belief system.

Simon Jester seems to have gotten the point of "No Pressure", that violent 10:10 Group video, loud and clear:

"So the message here is that if you don’t agree with the Religion of the Environmentalists and the Holy Church of Global Warming, then you’ll be killed?"

Yes, Simon, that's it. But who is it, exactly, that wants to kill you?

Many would say merely "environmentalists" but that doesn't acknowledge that environmentalism, like "alternative" medicine, is an obsession of NewAgers.

Those who follow politics understand what's going on, but are reluctant to say it outright, for fear it makes them look like conspiracy theory fruitcakes-by-association. So, instead, they write long-winded articles on science, or dangerous environmentalists, while only including the Greek goddess of the earth - "Gaia" - in the titles.

Not much on who's worshipping her.

Look at that 10:10 Group video - who does it star? Why, there's Gillian Anderson of The X-Files, once again playing a skeptic.



She's not a skeptic in real life, though, as Bill Whittle pointed out way back in 2003:

"Dana Scully is a brilliant, courageous, skeptical physician who is handy with an automatic; Gillian Anderson is deep into crystals and has trouble with her shoelaces."

"Deep into crystals" = NewAge. So here we have a NewAger, who makes her living pretending to be a critical thinker, participating in a video about the NewAge desire to kill off critical thinkers.

Could NewAgers - when you include their other numerous (and we mean numerous) obsessions with nonsense - be more clear?

It is, if you follow NewAge - and, thus, NewAgers and environmentalism - and all the trouble (i.e. deaths) they've caused.

The Anchoress says of the 10:10 video:

"What a repellent bunch of people, with sick, twisted minds."

And Glenn Reynolds said:

"ECO-FASCISM JUMPS THE SHARK: 'With No Pressure, the environmental movement has revealed the snarling, wicked, homicidal misanthropy beneath its cloak of gentle, bunny-hugging righteousness.' It always ends up as mass murder, real or fantasized, with these people. That’s what they do. Treat them with all the respect they deserve."

Those are very nice words, but, if everybody will now move to defining who "these people" with the "sick, twisted minds" pushing "fascism" actually are - when it's obvious it's the NewAgers amongst us - we think America will finally start making some headway toward defeating them, once and for all.

Hitting All The Right (NewAge) Buttons

"'The X-Files’ is equal to God.”

-- David Duchovny, when asked what the cult hit is "all about," in the Los Angeles Times

The article continues with these other typical NewAge observations:

“My initial response — and I still hold this to be true — is that it takes the place of some of the functions of a church in a small town: A place where people come together, ostensibly to worship something."

Duchovny said that he has come to view the most loyal fans of the show as celebrants of self, not of celebrity."

Well, fancy that.