Thursday, February 6, 2025

Eternal movement as the truth of reality: Alexandra David-Neel Secret Buddhist oral teachings

 

 The CIA doc explaining Hemi-Sync provides the above quote

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"You Know" once a minute on average in my podcast interview - the Minnesota Scandinavian dialect

 AI: Yes, Minnesotans are often considered to use the phrase "you know" frequently in conversation, as it's a common characteristic of the Midwestern dialect spoken in Minnesota, which tends to use filler words like "you know" more often than other regions.

 Minnesotans also have a distinct accent, which includes a single-tone pronunciation of long "a's" and "o's". This is due in part to the influence of Scandinavian settlers 

55 "You knows" in my first long segment - in the first 45 minutes. But then I think I get better....

https://altmediaunited.com/my-family-thinks-im-crazy/ 


"It's like a dog pissing on a lamp post" - Dr. Gail Dines on the sadist evil harm driving porn

 Dr. Gail Dines on how sadist porn is.

There is this myth that porn is "liberating" for females. Dr. Gail Dines debunks this myth and she documents the opposite is going on.

When someone claims porn is "fun" my response is "do you think sex trafficking is fun?"

 

Sunday, February 2, 2025

is Abrupt Global Warming fear-mongering? Yes because fear is a necessary emotion to fuel reaction

 @voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885

we're already seeing famine from abrupt global warming - in Africa!! It barely gets mentioned in the news since it's Afriica. tragic. U.N. says 700 million people going hungry this year...AI: Yes, the United Nations (UN) reported that between 713 million and 757 million people were undernourished in 2023.
Yes, the warming of our climate is going to be a bonanza for food abundance. CO2 is plant food. Don’t believe the fear mongers.

there's nothing wrong with fear if it helps you plan in advance - that's the purpose of fear. The natural rate of CO2 emissions on earth is 12 gigatons per 200 years while we are emitting 1000 to 5000 gigatons in 200 years. So CO2 at that rate heats up the planet too fast to enable photosynthesis since photosynthesis for plants shuts down - especially for agriculture that is more sensitive. Algae can sequester 100 gigatons of CO2 per year - so if we focus on growing algae, as Sir David King and Raffael Jovine are doing, then yes the CO2 could be "algae food."

 

I'm from Siberia🇷🇺, and a few years ago it was usually -35C° in winter, but in recent years the temperature rarely drops below -10C°.
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same in Minnesota! -25 is gone by 90%

Edward Bernays, nephew of Freud, key to CIA-United Fruit Coup in Guatemala, 1954, based on false flag operation

 https://retrospectjournal.com/2025/02/02/journey-to-banana-land-how-the-united-fruit-company-colluded-with-the-cia-to-topple-guatemalas-elected-government/

 Following a successful democratic election in 1950, Jacobo Árbenz Guzmán prevailed as a reform-minded leader committed to addressing Guatemala’s deep social inequalities. At the heart of his platform was an ambitious land reform program aimed at redistributing idle agricultural land, including much of United Fruit’s holding, to landless peasants. This reform, though popular among the impoverished majority, sent shockwaves through United Fruit’s boardroom and its allies in the U.S. government.

United Fruit took no time in denouncing both the action as illegal and Arbenz as a communist in power that would threaten American interests. The company hired the public relations firm of Edward Bernays, the so-called ‘father of public relations,’ to launch a sophisticated campaign branding Árbenz as a communist puppet. This narrative, though largely baseless, proved successful in a society rife with fears of a potential communist infiltration close to US territory........

 Using carefully crafted press releases, lobbying efforts, and films like Journey to Banana Land, United Fruit painted Guatemala as a burgeoning Soviet beachhead in the Western Hemisphere.

 These efforts gained traction among U.S. policymakers. The fact that several high-ranking U.S. officials, including Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, who had previously served as United Fruit’s attorney, and CIA Director Allen Dulles, both had personal and financial ties to United Fruit, only amplified the company’s influence.

With allies in the US government and the 1953 election of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, who adopted a harder stance against communism than his Democratic predecessors. United Fruit hired former Marine John Clements, a public relations expert who shared the anti-communist sentiment of the CIA and the President. Clements distributed reports to over eight hundred influential conservatives, claiming that Árbenz planned to seize the Panama Canal and turn Guatemala into a communist stronghold.

Bernays, United Fruit’s public relations mastermind, skilfully manipulated American public opinion. He courted journalists from outlets like The New York Times, Time Magazine, and The Miami Herald, flying them to Central America on United Fruit’s dime. These reporters were introduced to company employees and handpicked societal figures while being fed a narrative of rising communist terror taking hold close to American soil.

Meanwhile, radio broadcasts using the company-owned telecommunications infrastructure broadcasted a station known as the ‘Voice of Liberation.’ Operated by CIA operative Howard Hunt, this broadcast sought to spread lies about Árbenz and his wife, accusing them both of being Soviet agents, going as far as to claim they were antichrists.

The new ambassador to Guatemala following the election of Eisenhower was Jack Peurifoy, a self-described ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ American patriot. Peurifoy, steeped in anti-communist sentiment, immediately began pressuring Árbenz, accusing his government of being a Soviet bridgehead. During a tense dinner meeting, Peurifoy dismissed Árbenz’s complaints about United Fruit, instead fixating on the communist rumours spread by American journalists.

Fresh from Egypt where the monarchy had recently fallen, Howard Hunt became the CIA’s point man for the coup, code-named Operation PBSUCCESS. From an airbase in a Florida swamp, Hunt coordinated propaganda campaigns, including fictitious radio broadcasts, to demoralise Árbenz’s government. He enlisted anti-Árbenz Guatemalans, from clergy to business leaders, and scripted a narrative of chaos.

Castillo Armas, a Guatemalan exile, was chosen to lead the coup. He was housed in a United Fruit plantation in Honduras close to the Guatemalan border, ready to await CIA orders. Armas’s small force of exiles launched an invasion in June 1954.

 

Saturday, February 1, 2025

Big Pharma & the Manufacturing of Madness: generating 17% annual profit returns over 25 years!

 The U.S. pharmaceutical industry is one of the most profitable industries in the history of the world, averaging a return of 17 percent on revenue over the last quarter century.

Wow - that's a huge profit margin from Big Pharma drugs taking over society 

 Antidepressant medications rank third in pharmaceutical sales worldwide, with $13.4 billion in sales last year alone. This represents 4.2 percent of all pharmaceutical sales globally. Antipsychotic medications generated $6.5 billion in revenue.

How Big Pharma controls "doctors"

 Here are several suggestions for remedies in our relationship with the industry.

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We need to embrace a new professional ethic. The doctor-patient relationship should not be a market-driven phenomenon.
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Preceptorships should be considered unethical.
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Enticements, gifts, parties, and so on should be reined in because patients must believe that their doctor has their best interests in mind when a prescription is handed to them.
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We must re-evaluate single-sponsored medical education events and phase them out in favor of more general support for CME along with a careful policing of these events for bias.
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The amount and support received by individual clinicians and researchers from industry should be transparent and the information readily available.
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When we attend lectures at annual meetings and other educational events, and read journals and textbooks, we should know very clearly about the industry support given to presenters and authors.

https://search.informit.org/doi/abs/10.3316/informit.939326328216738 

 Mental illness was once an esoteric affliction. Now we're told that it's a nearly universal experience. Witness the proliferation of psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, group therapy, counselling, behaviour therapy, rehab and pills. It seems that the few of us who aren't in treatment are at least candidates for it. Transnational drug companies, known by the sobriquet, 'Big Pharma', offer drugs for almost every mental health problem and for an increasing number of non-problems. This article is a critical analysis of the mental illness industry with particular emphasis on the use of drugs that claim to be psychotherapeutic.

Big Pharma and the Manufacture of Madness

 ‘Quadrant’ is Australia’s leading journal of ideas, essays, literature, poetry, and historical and political debate.

 Dale M. Atrens, a psychobiologist at the University of Sydney, Australia,