“We made a very, very, very terrible mistake with our children and we went with radical honesty. But don’t do it, I’m not advocating for it, I’m not advocating for it. We made a deal from really young with our kids. The deal was, if you tell the truth,, you won’t get in trouble. 'The only way you can get in trouble in this house is if we find out you did something and you don’t tell the truth.' It’s a mistake, it’s terrible. Because they do whatever they want and then just come tell you. It’s awful don’t try it. You want your kids to lie definitely, you don’t want to know some of the stuff your kids are thinking of doing.”
Before my NewAge wife left, she warned, "We're in the hospitals - we're getting legit - you'd better 'get it' before it's too late!" Yes, she said "We're". And we're getting waay past "too late" now.
Jennifer Aniston’s new spiritual guru channels Jesus, talks to dead people, and, naturally, it's reported like there's no big national discussion going on about people today swallowing misinformation. This world famous woman passionately believes in nonsense, and it's reported as a mere curiosity, nothing more. Aaron Rodgers believes in nonsense and he catches Hell - because he's a man. But Jennifer Anniston? Nope. Not in the NewAge.
Chris Cuomo's finally getting some of what he's got comin' - while his NewAge peddling yogi wife carries on, misinforming suckers, undisturbed. It's not fair.
The most popular social meme guiding the left has is the yogi - images of people (mostly women) participating in NewAge are everywhere as we learn "though yoga communities have verbiage around collectivism as slogans, the reality is they are very focused on themselves,...politically disengaged,...also scientifically illiterate" - these are the people asking "Is society coming apart?" Yeah, because of people like you, and the people and ideas you're choosing. Speaking of which:
Ayn Rand, white's conservative cultist of selfishness and national irresponsibility - along with all the others - should never have been resurrected
Thank goodness, oppressed culture's don't naturally roam to making slaves, sending people away in cattle cars, or firing squads, because America's caucasians would be in some trouble going forward in history. Of course, TMR (always ahead of the cultural curve) long ago switched to an all-white-all-the-time-call-out format, while Salon's Brittney Cooper has only recently gotten to the point where whites have her"utterly undone."But it's Jezebel's Brit Bennett, who finally confesses what everyone's thinking:"I Don't Know What to Do With Good White People." She's got me there, too, because - after my trial-by-fire with emersion in white "culture" - I now have a hard time identifying what "good" even means, in the shitshow that is white America revealed. I mean, considering what hardships whites are saddling blacks with, as I write this, would it be wrong for future generations to subject white's ever-more-unreasonable asses to slavery, cattle cars, and firing squads? White's obstinance (and laughter) in the face of our deaths, coupled with their historical willingness to see others suffer for their benefit, makes it a tough call. "Ethics," as we know it, becomes questionable in their presence - which, in a way, has always been the "good" white people's point. Confronting the weight, of living with 4 centuries of white bullshit, I just wrote something like the following, in an email, to a "good" white person a few days ago:
Reading "a society of solipsism" really brings the point home, for me, because that's what TMR's been blogging about this place for almost a decade. This "modern" society that said the late (and suicidal) Spalding Gray was "brilliant" as he talked about pot affecting his "kundalini," and made multiple con men and women rich selling "The Secret," but today calls Will Smith's Scientology-schooled kids "crazy" for spouting the same inherited garbage everyone was applauding as they grew. (Picking on the black kids really brings the cowardice of these people, not to mention their corrosive racial dynamics, into view.) I could say, "make up your minds, people!" but I'm no longer sure many others have one - or ever have. It's just been my slow torture, equal to anything I've read in the recent report that's got everyone so outraged, now. You've all become Dick Cheney, dripping with evil and the stench of death, to me.
And the world turns. By 2044, whites will be the minority and the kids of these monstrosities, who will be spouting THEIR PARENT'S inherited nonsense, won't have the cover of their parent's superior numbers - so what to do? I imagine future generations will be at a loss, because protecting those who've always been hurting blacks, merely to protect their egos, won't be a winning proposition to the formally oppressed. White's perversion of MLK's teachings are already causing non-violence to lose it's currency and, after another 30 years, and faced with this already-heavily-armed white population, I can't see how it'll last. (If whites don't believe in non-violence - and their heavily-advertised and newly-purchased arsenals clearly say they don't - why will anyone else?) And it's today's remorseless "good" white people, through their open hostility and willful inaction, that will have made it so. They demanded it be this way, and everyone's finally heard them, and these "others" will have no choice but to respond accordingly.
I guess, looking at it objectively, only a very-pre-emptive "congratulations" - for any future carnage to caucasians - are all that can reasonably be offered,...
Bumper stickers on cars/they're blowing it all/I see ya, and I stare at ya.
While whites are indulging themselves as quickly as possible (or playing defense and making trouble) blacks are steady working at it, getting America's real business done - that of our original sins:
I never met 2Pac, but the guy he's talking to at the beginning of the video is an acquaintance from Digital Underground, who's leader I am friends with.
Dead Prez on seduction.
Will Smith on the joys of Fatherhood.
Biz Markie on Betrayal.
Eminem on loving those you don't know.
Kanye West on Break-Ups.
Drake on Desire and Loneliness.
Mister Cee breaks down, On-Air, confessing his d/l activities to his fans.
"With Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt and Will Smith flopping, what next for Hollywood?"
Oh, I don't know, maybe they'll try a viciously anti-NewAge film, starring somebody men can identify with - because we're pretty sure he's not a multi-"married" gay man, an adulterous Ken Wilber groupie, or a closeted Scientologist.
That's just a guess, though I'm pretty sure they'll stick with M. Night Shyamalan,...
“Definition of an optimist: a person with a depressed friend.”
- Alainde Botton
It isn't often nowadays, that I'll read the news and guffaw about it, but - even if I know his movie's a Scientology propaganda tool and that bothers me - this interview with Will Smith and his (totally brainwashed) kid is hilarious:
"I'm a student of patterns. At heart, I'm a physicist. I look at everything in my life as trying to find the single equation, the theory of everything."
"It has been said that Ken Wilber is a cult leader. Some say a destructive cult leader. He counts Bill and Hillary Clinton as followers. Bill Clinton has quoted him. Hillary responded enthusiastically, when asked if she was trying to find Wilber's Theory of Everything, 'That’s right, that’s exactly right!'”
Ken Wilber, Scientology, the same loopy "theory" - just as chiropractors recommend naturopaths, and they in turn recommend homeopathy, and so on - do you wonder why NewAgers keep saying "it's all connected"? They've constructed a web (The Matrix movie was a warning) that, they think, we'll never figure our way out of.
Before it's too late, that is.
So, Hillary is the next major presidential candidate after what we just went through with the Mormon, Mitt Romney? The naturally "most qualified" we're told? Jesus.
Fuck "Everything" - I've got a "Theory Of Elections" in the NewAge, and it goes like this:
From now on, every four years, we'll be hiding our faces in shame,...
"What the Hell is your problem, Buddy?" That was Will Smith after some goofy gay guy tried to kiss him on the mouth at Cannes - prompting the question, what is wrong with gays?
I did a post last night about John Travolta trying to suck some guys' dick while he slept, and could probably spend the rest of my blogging life telling you about other weird things I've actually seen gays do, making me also wonder if this is the world "gay supporters" are fighting for? Because if it is, I can guarantee you, somebody's going to get hurt. I mean, when mild-mannered Will Smith says he "shoulda sucker-punched" a guy, you can only imagine what someone with a less congenial spirit, or awareness of his media image (if he has one) might have done.
That bozo could've got fuuucked up.
And how's this incident playing out in the media, even now? As Will Smith slapped a guy - like he's violent - not as some too-forward fag violated another man's personal space. That seems to be what the game is now. To create a public space - but one without personal space - so anyone, who acts like there is, can be condemned for not acquiescing to other's predations.
In other words, pretty soon women and gays will be chasing straight men around their desks at work, because it was so much fun when assholes did it to women in the '50s and '60s.
But, if that's true, why'd they make those "Mad Men" stop to begin with?
"Blake Fielder-Civil has turned to crackers celebrity cult Scientology in a bid to stay clean after rehab.
The ex-husband of AMY WINEHOUSE, who's back with her, is taking a big interest in the oddball organisation which counts TOM CRUISE, JOHN TRAVOLTA and WILL SMITH as members.
A friend said: 'He has been reading lots of Scientology books and researching it on the internet.
'He is seriously thinking about becoming an active member.
'Blake has been trying out all kinds of ways to readdress his life since doing rehab.
'He's been eating healthily. Then he got heavily into bikram yoga. Now it's Scientology.'"
Portrait of a man who can't handle stimulants. (Kidding.) Wow. I never saw this coming. I thought he was smarter than this. But, if the photo above is any indication, they've really got the whole mind, body, spirit thing working on him something fierce. Oh well, I guess we'll have to wait and see. But we've seen this - the haircut, at least - before:
"I don’t see how any review could really spoil what may be among the most transcendently, eye-poppingly, call-your-friend-ranting-in-the-middle-of-the-night-just-to-go-over-it-one-more-time crazily awful motion pictures ever made. I would tell you to go out and see it for yourself, but you might take that as a recommendation rather than a plea for corroboration. Did I really see what I thought I saw?
And I wish I could spell out just what that was, but you wouldn’t believe me, and the people at Sony might not invite me to any more screenings. So instead of spelling out what happens in 'Seven Pounds,' I’ll just pluck a few key words and phrases from my notes, and arrange them in the kind of artful disorder Mr. Muccino seems to favor (feel free to start crying any time):
Eggplant parmesan. Printing press. Lung. Bone marrow. Eye transplant. Rosario Dawson. Great Dane. Banana peel. Jellyfish,...Car accident. Congestive heart failure.
Huh? What the ... ? Hang on. What’s he doing? Why? Who does he think he is? Jesus! That last, by the way, is not an exclamation of shock but rather an answer to the preceding question, posed with reference to Mr. Smith. Lately he has taken so eagerly to roles predicated on heroism and world-saving self-sacrifice — see “I Am Legend” and “Hancock” — that you may wonder if he has a messiah clause in his contract. Which is not to say that he doesn’t show range in these films, in which he credibly plays a research scientist, a dissolute superhero and, in this latest one, an I.R.S. agent.
An I.R.S. agent who wants only to help people. This is a nice, small joke that provides a few grace notes of levity in what is otherwise a lugubrious exercise in spiritual bushwa. For all its pious, earnest air, 'Seven Pounds' cries out to be remade as an Asian horror movie, so that the deep, creepy grotesqueness of its governing premise might be allowed to flourish, rather than to fester beneath the surface.
As it is, the movie is basically an inverted, twisted tale of revenge."
-- A.O. Scott, glimpsing the evil behind NewAge cinema's message, in The New York Times.
Whatever he is, though, it ain't making Tavis Smiley smile. If you ever needed proof Hollywood has some bizarre cult shit going on in it, watch the video. Between this and the last Tom Cruise spectacular, one can only assume Cruise is dropping acid in Smith's water or, well, you know. "2+2's gonna be what I want it to be"? Yea, O.K., Will. Right.
Lots to report on the war today, starting with another "ANONYMOUS", this one making contact through Tom Kinsolving's Jonestown Apologists Alert site. "ANONYMOUS" writes (in part):
"Active cults are still the best place for psychopaths to dabble in their most evil and cruel tortures...Scientology high priest Lafayette Ronald Hubbard, who, shall we say, made more than a million clams...all behind a cloak of spiritual open-mindedness. A few apologists still singing the songs and making the bliss ninny noises thirty years after the thing was tragically shut down is just a curious side show. Not a thing of any consequence.
Roosting on the families of all those concerned relatives connected with all the kids in all those groups currently being tracked by Rick Ross (above) and Steve Hassan.
But I don't want it in my life. I consciously choose to not do the brave thing that Les Kinsolving (above) did. I chose to stay in the background - fuming. But not making myself a target. These are nasty people, and they don't play nice. And I don't need it in my life.
So I come here, and I voice my opinion, and I speak my truth, and I don't leave my name, and the guy in the next cube doesn't even know I have an opinion. And that is exactly the way I want it. And frankly, I think my right to privacy is respected in our little Republic, and protected. So I'll sign off 'Anonymous' -- again."
I hear that. He's a brave soul, either way. Not everyone's cut out for direct confrontation with mind-benders and other assorted freaks.
Owned. Oh well, we all need our motivations, I guess,....anybody else notice the examples given are all of situations where men - exclusively - have lost control of their world? (Lost a sense of The Macho Response maybe?) And this too - wow - isn't making great arteasy?
Jenna Miscavige Hill's motivations seem pure enough. She's the niece of David Miscavige, the maybe-chief honcho at Scientology (There's disagreement if it's him or Tom Cruise) and she recently wrote a letter stating how the cult tore apart her - and many other people's - families.
It'll be interesting to see how the cult plays that one - or if the media will ever decide to really get in on this. (Are Will and Jada Smith (above) in or out? Entertainment Weekly - Hello!) Oh well, I've given them ample opportunity, and they seem to have missed the boat every time. I hate to admit it, because I love the news so much, but the enormity of the Cult War story makes it glaringly obvious to all with eyes to see:
The mainstream media sucks.
O.K. - I gotta go - you kids play nice. (Kidding.)
