Published: Wednesday, 21 March 2018 19:10
We don’t even know what’s right
anymore. Spin obliterates substance. We’ve all become opportunistic
looters, grabbing what we think will protect us and castigating those
things the herd says are evil in order not to draw attention to
ourselves and incur the penalties given to those who are deemed
politically incorrect. When anti-Semitism becomes an official disease
and a bonafide crime, the whole world is going to jail, and the Jewish
conquest of Planet Earth will be complete. Then the original human
species will die out and be replaced by totally controllable kosher
replicas.
Kuru karma
The erasure of morality
by the bottom line
AMERICA IS ROTTING FROM WITHIN
(Note: Kuru — spongiform encephalopathy or human mad cow disease — is
an incurable neurodegenerative disease transmitted via cannibalism.)
Service paves the road to heaven. Everybody who gets old realizes
this. All that time we spent piling up trinkets for our need to escape
reality is seen, at some advanced point in life, as mostly wasted time.
The things we thought we needed pale into memories of chances we missed
to help at least one person in the world in desperate need of one slim
hand of help.
Today it seems like tragedy is everywhere and inspiration is
increasingly hard to find. Government can’t be trusted to investigate
crimes because it is committing most of them and disguising these as the
work of terrorists, who are highly paid actors hired to sabotage and/or
murder all those opposed to the billionaire demons in control of the
world.
This is what happened on 9/11/2001. These stunning deceptions
continue to happen with sickening regularity. Dozens of staged
atrocities all rely on the lone nut theory with media complicit in
covering up all the government approved pre-positioning that takes place
before each of these suspicious events.
James Henry Fetzer (born December 6, 1940) is a philosopher of science and conspiracy theorist. Since the late 1970s, Fetzer has worked on assessing and clarifying the forms and foundations of scientific explanation, probability in science, philosophy of mind, and philosophy of cognitive science, especially artificial intelligence and computer science.
