Democrats: The Only People Capable Of Getting In Trouble Are Conservatives

After 20 years of marriage to a crazy French woman who embraced every kooky idea on the NewAge left (and was embraced by the left for it) it's refreshing to hear The Georgia representative has embraced nearly every crazy conspiracy theory that is popular on the right, because I needed to see if the concern for such things only runs one way, and - miraculously - it really does.

Even after 30-plus years, of openly peddling crazy NewAge leftist bullshit on TV, on a daily basis - without challenge - the Democrat Party STILL doesn't register as the main entity that's doing us wrong, and spinning our world out of control.

Sure, Oprah brought us the Antivaccine Movement, now worrying everybody, but let's blame others - especially Donald Trump.

Sure, Oprah brought us proud cult members, now worrying everybody, but let's blame others - especially Donald Trump.

Sure, Oprah brought us proud quack doctors, now worrying everybody, but let's blame others - especially Donald Trump.

Sure, Oprah is the Democrat Party member most responsible for introducing the world to just about everything now plaguing the planet (including aspects of the plague) but also blaming others - but especially Donald Trump.

 

If "Oprah Winfrey = Good" And "Donald Trump = Bad": YOU'RE IN THE CULT

"Friends and family of Canadians with views rooted in the New Age movement, including a wide variety of beliefs about spirituality and natural health, have told PressProgress that their once innocent beliefs in hidden spiritual meanings and the interconnectedness of things primed them to embrace online conspiracies. 

Vicki, who lives in Toronto, said her dad was a “totally normal, average guy” before he became consumed by delusions of a brewing battle between former US President Donald Trump and an evil cabal of Satan worshipping pedophiles. 

According to Vicki, her father’s interest in New Age spirituality seemed harmless. She said her dad practiced meditation and believed a positive mindset produces positive outcomes because “we create reality with our thoughts.” 

 “The pillars of conspiratorial thinking, or the mindset, everything is connected, nothing happens without a purpose, and nothing is as it seems … those are the keys to heaven in New Age spirituality.”

It's interesting, that neither Vickie - nor "Friends and family" - realized NewAge was cult involvement - and that it made this father crazy - until the names Donald Trump and QAnon entered the picture. Notice: they (the "sane" ones) thought it “totally normal" for a grown man to think “we create reality with our thoughts” or "everything is connected, nothing happens without a purpose, and nothing is as it seems" when there's NO evidence of that being true. Meaning, they also believed it. They also thought these untruths were "innocent beliefs" - not the "dangerous misinformation" they really are.

As they're only discovering now.

 

Ain't Newspapers 'Sposed To Make The Comfortable Uncomfortable? (Part I)

"The story of this 'meme queen' hints at how hard it will be to bring people like her back to reality'" 

As usual, The New York Times devotes it's vast resources to discussing QAnon bullshit ("a New Age eccentric who could use some time away from screens") when they know QAnon's NOT what's really going on. But, they're not gonna tell you what's really going on, directly - you gotta suss that out for yourself - because "media" rules and journalism's dead. This article is the nonsense that keeps the ignorant chattering - and that's all that matters: it's the height of distraction, perfectly executed.

Think about it: She's the NYT's example? That obscure woman is the one who's gonna show us all how hard it is to bring people back to reality? Really? All because she's a NewAge Republican? Oh. My. God. In no particular order:

Guess who else is a NewAge Republican?

   

And he's the real thing, too - a true NewAge quack - dragged before the U.S. Congress, once, for selling "magic beans" on American television.

But while the NYT complains of message-spreaders, and how hard it is to bring people back, they haven't devoted one inch of space to worrying one minute that, over all these years, nothing has gotten through to this man - who has an internationally released TV show hawking quackery - and no one has ever seriously tried to get through to him. Not Oprah. I never expected it of the NYT.

If they did, they'd have reported his wife, Lisa Oz, also has a little untreated problem recognizing "up" from "down" - as evidenced by Wikipedia listing her credentials as "Author, radio and television personality, Reiki master" - as though "Reiki master" was a real thing, and not the acknowledgement she's a kooky cult member. Which, in that, she's not alone nowadays.

Journalist Chris Cuomo Is Setting Back Science Embracing Homeopathy And 'Oxygenated Herbs' As Coronavirus Treatment 

If this is who America gets it's fake news from on CNN - and the NYT hasn't busted THAT story wide open - then, what good is it? And - if the New York Times would rather pick on some poor woman than Chris Cuomo and his high-end luxury NewAge bullshit wife - then, who is the NYT even for, anymore?

 

The Truth About US Cults and Cultism In The World? The Rest Of Y'all Ain't There, Yet (You've Just Scratched The Surface) But, You're Getting Warmer

When The Macho Response began, after the phenomena of cultism started destroying my wife and life, the constant refrain I heard - from every corner of the globe - was "there are no cults". 

                     

Nobody says that anymore.

 

"With these stories, Tarantino is pointing out that the narrative of moral Progress is not the whole truth. Slavery is over and all the Nazis are dead, but evil persists, giving the lie to Progress."

Evil, undermining progress, in the form of sexually-frustrated yoga women in Whole Foods. How pathetic.

No, nobody says "there are no cults", today. Not after the NewAge hit the world full-force, with QAnon, all these quacks and anti-vaccine cults, the fantacist “Cult Mom” killing her kids to run away with a guy spouting nonsense, the documentaries, movies, and TV shows (which I predicted, here, around 2011) and, now, NXIVM’s own “Vanguard”, Keith Raniere, a homegrown cult leader, I assumed (after watching him get away with it since 2007), would be creating his horny harem of silly Stepford wives for the rest of his life, just got 120 years.

Like so many others affected by cultism, it's far too late for this new, post-pandemic, flush of enlightenment to change my life for the better, but, whenever the world realizes Oprah is it’s most powerful woman, for no other reason than she wasn’t a (black) “man” and so, could lead other gullible women to guys like this asshole - all to try and escape reality - boy howdy.

THAT’s gonna be an enlightenment-level of "woke" empowerment, I don't think, the planet's ready to accept. And I don't wanna miss.