nielliesmons on Nostr: What makes the *Vying Super-factions* make sense to you? To me, none of it is what ...
What makes the *Vying Super-factions* make sense to you?
To me, none of it is what actual competing factions would do.
- the pacts around Antarctica
- the theater plays around nuclear weapons that don't even exist (japan literally agreeing to be bombed and play along with the whole nuclear bomb thing)
- same for Covid and the theater around non-existing virusses, they all agree somehow
- them sitting in decorated rooms together, being filmed and all. How is that not
a TV-show?
Name one govermind that is not a cesspool of secret society members.
Behind their occulted doors these secret societies all have one mystery-babylonian root.
They need you to consent to their fictions. Because only in the fictions, can they rule.
In the end, there's just two vying factions:
The light and the dark.
The way and the deceiver.
To me, none of it is what actual competing factions would do.
- the pacts around Antarctica
- the theater plays around nuclear weapons that don't even exist (japan literally agreeing to be bombed and play along with the whole nuclear bomb thing)
- same for Covid and the theater around non-existing virusses, they all agree somehow
- them sitting in decorated rooms together, being filmed and all. How is that not
a TV-show? Name one govermind that is not a cesspool of secret society members.
Behind their occulted doors these secret societies all have one mystery-babylonian root.
They need you to consent to their fictions. Because only in the fictions, can they rule.
In the end, there's just two vying factions:
The light and the dark.
The way and the deceiver.