About the Upcoming New Stuff to The Book and The Fight Against the Fucking Total Silence

My greatest problem right now is that I unfortunately need to engage in a battle with my readers as – you – are too scared to spread my message or even to make comments, in order to appear to be Normal in accordance with the dogmas of the Church; that today is said to be Science. LegeNet, The Holistic Detective twitter / web is so far one notable exemption.

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Update 22 November 2016

Example, LegeNet in English Status Report 2016-11-21

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In short, most of you like to read in secret and to not share perspectives.

This situation is a fucking good evidence of what the current culture of the West is all about. So, called Democracy and Science is just a cover to support a true dictatorship.

It is also so that I know for sure that most of my readers are my true enemies of the Academic cult that want to know how to defend their lies in order to protect their salaries and privileges.

All in all this means that I need to do tricks to, for example keep this site on top of Google searches.

Ergo, I have decided that I will publish the new stuff chapter by chapter once a week, usually on Fridays or during the weekends, to boost traffic.

The only exception will be the first chapters.

In an effort to make it obvious that I do have readers I will from now on show Total Pageviews and Live Traffic Feed in the margin. (update 22 December 2016)

So, now you have concrete evidence of that you are not alone to be silent.

Earlier I assumed that Pageviews and Live Traffic Feed was stupid; now I realise it is needed to get ahead.

And read They Thought They Were Free: The Germans, 1933-45 by Milton Mayer (1908–1986) and you will find out that silence is the force of suppression and exploitation and not anything else.

Read a hell of a good story about the ongoing collapse

Der Spiegel has this extraordinary good article based on many interviews.

The Deutsche Bank Downfall - How a Pillar of German Banking Lost Its Way, Ullrich Fichtner, Hauke Goos and Martin Hesse, Der Spiegel 28 October 2016.

But this story is not just about Deutsche Bank, that recently was one of the worlds largest banks; it is the story about the current Western culture and the ongoing collapse of this culture.

For example, in the beginning of the article there are these great words.

Greed, provincialism, cowardice, unfocused aggression, mania, egoism, immaturity, mendacity, incompetence, weakness, pride, blundering, decadence, arrogance, a need for admiration, naiveté: If you are looking for words that explain the fall of Deutsche Bank, you can choose freely and justifiably from among the above list.

The only annoying thing is: Why can't these highly competent journalists operate on a higher level?

HyperNormalisation by Adam Curtis - A perfect intro to Perception management

The film HyperNormalisation by Adam Curtis is seriously good stuff.

However, Curtis stays on the surface and is therefore stunned to find that everything appears to be so hollow.

If you know a way to inform Mr. Curtis that the current Western culture and the art of Perception management did not just appear some years ago; please tell me.

... ‘You were so much a part of the system that you were unable to see beyond it,’ is the line that sticks with you, ....

From HyperNormalisation review: A masterfully dark dive into our dissociative experience of reality, Christopher Hooton, The Independent, 19 October 2016.


Presentation by Russel Brand




Watch the film HyperNormalisation on Thought Maybe


Some links to what is mentioned in the film

Ulrich Beck (1944–2015)

- Ulrich Beck, Sociologist Who Warned of Technology, Dies at 70, Alison Smalejan, The New York Times, 4 January 2015.

BlackRock

- BlackRock, Aladdin® Platform Overview

Arkady (1925–1991) and Boris Strugatsky (1933–2012)

Vladislav Surkov

Abu Khalid al-Suri

And now begins the real Brexit - to grasp what the hierarchic rule is all about

Daniel Hannan apparently present his new book by this fascinating article The Norman Conquest was a disaster for England. We should celebrate Naseby, not Hastings, The Telegraph, 14 October 2016.

The Battle of Naseby (1645)

The Battle of Hastings (1066)

The Norman conquest of England

Hannan says.

The Norman Conquest was a cataclysm for the English people. After 1066, ... Castles, until then a rarity, sprang up everywhere. ... these were not defences against a foreign foe, but instruments of internal repression, ... More telling, though, is the political vocabulary introduced under the Normans. Out go witan, folkmoot and folkright. In come fealty and homage, fief and vassal, villein and serf. The progress toward personal liberty, free contract and equal access to the common law was suspended. ...

witan "to know"

folkmoot "a general assembly of the people"

fief, feudal duties


Feudalism


So, when politicians are able to openly criticise at least the outer layer of the established stupidities of to just obey; it gets closer to openly talk about the real core of the terror.