And What a Surprising Month it Is

So I posted my first update here in almost two months yesterday.

There's multiple reasons why I haven't been posting here, but mostly I've been very busy, and I have some things to share, observations and insights, and a significant amount of data to back it up, but I don't have the time to share it because I have become a working class slave, but I'm a freelance self-employed slave. How about that? Did you even know that was a thing? Well, it is. 

Anyway, I've been very busy lately, and have been postponing going to the grocery store, but I had to go, and I went, but unfortunately on the way to the store I witnessed the most unpleasant thing I've ever before witnessed in my life.  I witnessed an elderly woman being run over by a large SUV. She was in the cross walk, but it didn't have any traffic lights. Actually, it's not the first time its happened, multiple people have died, and multiple people have been run over in the same exact spot, and yet they don't fix it. 

I didn't witness the actual impact, was about 30 seconds behind, and was the first person to appear on the scene, but within seconds a whole crowd materialized. I didn't know the woman, but she was a senior, probably in her 60s or 70s, and she got hit by a large SUV, and there was a puddle of blood, and she was crying. 

So I experienced a traumatic event, and realized that I don't like that, and would never want to pursue a career as an EMT or crime scene forensic specialist, it eats at me, and I don't like it. 

And yet if I were to take a personality test, I'd probably answer like I'm stoic and can do it, but I don't want nothing to do with that. I would prefer to perform a role preventing it from happening in the first place. 

Edit: Oh, by the way, I failed to mention that I was on a bicycle, and when I say I was the first person on the scene, I mean the first pedestrian. Like I said I didn't actually witness the impact, but I heard a loud thump, and at first thought that maybe the vehicle hit a construction sign, because there was some unfinished construction work in the area, and then I realized there was actually a person lying in the road and not moving, and so I got off my bike and walked a little closer, and was literally standing within three feet away from her, and I can't help thinking that she could of been one of my neighbors but am not absolutely sure.

I didn't do anything other then stand there, motioning with my hands, and yelling to stay the fuck back when this creep started to honk his horn, because I had a high visibility vest on and figured I'd stand there to help prevent other cars from running her over and finishing her off, because there were some slimy piece of shit drivers refusing to stop, and meanwhile other people surfaced within seconds and they called paramedics, because I didn't bring my phone and so there was nothing more I could do. But I was so angry with some of the fucking drivers, and at that moment I was feeling like I really hate it here and have to get out of here. 

There is so much more to this story, about the circumstances around this particular intersection with unfinished construction that was actually making a preexisting problem much worse than it was before, but I can't go into it for obvious reasons, but basically I live in a low IQ sanctuary city with fucking monsters on the city payroll masquerading as human beings, and moronic city planners in charge of pedestrian pathways and bicycle lane infrastructure who neither walk nor ride a bike. Believe me, it's a great city for riding a bike, but most of the award winning trails are on the outskirts, along the washes, but the inner city and the major intersections are not safe for pedestrians or cyclists, especially for people who are not used to riding in traffic like I am, and I always assume that the driver doesn't see me, isn't going to stop, and is a terrible driver. But a lot people, especially elderly assume that if they are in a crosswalk they are safe, but they're not. 

Also, most of the time when a person runs someone over and they die, unless the driver is under the influence, nothing usually happens to them, other than maybe having their license temporarily suspended, because they say it was just a terrible accident, but maybe it was intentional, and no one would ever know, so a person could basically get away with murder this way. 

OK, I'm finished with my rant for now. 

The October Surprise

This is currently my favorite song. 

I was a  big fan of Michael Jackson in my childhood years, in the 80's and 90's,  but haven't really listened to his music since then, and I'm revisiting it, and hearing it again for the first time in over 20 years,  and I feel that this is probably one of the greatest songs I've ever heard before in my life.

Title: Michael Jackson - I Can't Help it (Groovefunkel Remix) 

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEes7rUyOZA

Foresty Forest Clearing the Path

Yeah, I watch this guy: Foresty Forest, superhero of the mountains and the skies. 

Timestamp: 4:15/15:43

Anyway, I watch this guy, he's a successful YouTuber, mountain climber, hiker, van dweller, do-it-yourself-er, currently residing in the country of Canada.  

What I notice about him is that he is very conscientious, he clears paths voluntarily without the expectation of financial reward. Yeah, he has a monetized channel, but is he doing it just for the money? I think not. 

He's clearing paths because he selflessly wants to help out fellow travelers, knowing that not everyone who passes through these parts will be prepared for what lies ahead. An inexperienced hiker wandering off the path could end up in a very bad situation, and clearing paths in wilderness situations saves lives. So this guy is cool. He's a millennial, which makes him somewhat autistic, but that's okay, he's a fun guy to watch, he's filming himself doing good things, and for that he is a trail blazer and should be commended for his positivity.

Title: A con-fuse-ing 12 Vold Remap / Climbing high in Jumbo Wild - Commander Mountain

URL:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZQqQswFNZQ

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Are cats spies for the New World Order?

I've always loved cats, and I've lived with cats most of my life. And I've had a couple dogs, but I always seem to prefer the company of cats. I find them living in the wild, and it's like finding a long lost friend, there is always an instant connection. 

If I meet someone who doesn't like cats, it's usually a big red flag, which means that I consider them as a potential enemy, but is this correct? Maybe it's not. Maybe cats really are a nefarious element, likely to introduce parasites and schizophrenia among those who spend a significant amount of time living in close proximity to them. 

This is an interesting documentary I found on YouTube, and it could be AI generated, but it doesn't matter, it's interesting. Here's the link: 

Title: The Sumerian Tablet That Says Cats Were Sent to Watch Us — And Describes What They Report Back

URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2FkAFg4pIwM

Psychological warfare in the schools

This is an important interview. It's related to the book I just finished reading about the Skull and Bones secret society operating out of Yale. Very interesting stuff. 

This is on my 'to read' list, The Deliberate Dumbing Down of America. I had no idea that her father was a member of the Skull and Bones, which was her primary source of information on subject. I read the book by Antony C Hutton year's ago, but I'll probably have to read it again, and will most likely read all of his other books.  

Anyway, this is an important video to watch.  

Title:  Infowars Nightly News Special Report on Skull and Bones with Charlotte Iserbyt

URL:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shGzDVXWtl4

Random Insights for the New Age

 

Immigration as a tactic of war

They flood wealthy countries with illegal immigrants with the purpose of causing internal disruption, in order to justify the implementation of a police state, where privacy is a luxury of the elite, and everyone else is under constant surveillance and suspicion, and treated like a potential criminal, regardless of whether or not you are guilty or innocent, everyone will be treated as if they are guilty.

Problem - Reaction - Solution

They cause the problem: Flood the country with illegal aliens. 

They get a reaction: Get them out of here, deport them!

They provide the solution: Rounding them all up by ICE.  

But now you've got a secret police force that can round up, detain, and make anyone disappear, and they've got an excuse, because they can now label you an illegal alien, or potential terrorist, even if you are neither of those things. 

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The reservation system as a tactic of concealment

Here's another theory inspired by recent readings. 

Over the last few hundred years, they genocided most indigenous populations around the world. But what if what we're told about the survivors is completely fake, and all the people living on these Indian reservations, are all descendants of the reservation system going back multiple generations, which means their reality is most likely manipulated, their historical record is falsified, and the majority have no memory of the past, and the few who do may be paid to genocide their own people, and to keep the few survivors enslaved, disempowered, and completely in the dark. Possibly the reservation system was created under the conditions of being a concentration camp, and the people who are born into that system are like actors on a Hollywood set, or slaves in a zoo, creating an environment similar to a renaissance fair tourist attraction. Their public role is purely in the service of propaganda, but their private role is in the preservation of secrets that serve the interests of other groups. 

They are erasing the past

This is a post I've been wanting to write for awhile. 

I could be a whistleblower, but if I were to go public I would lose most of my income.

Anyway, this is a post in development, meaning there will be updates. But for now I will say, that yes, AI is infiltrating all aspects of society, not just the US, but every country connected to the AI grid, and it's like a computer virus that scrapes everything posted online, and it makes a copy of it, and modifies it for the purposes of censorship and propaganda. 

This is literally happening, and is not a theory. Look at Wikipedia. If you've been using it for years, like I have, and actually look at the pictures, perhaps you have noticed that they are different, they are changed from what they were before. 

The images have all been hijacked, what's there is not the original, it's been modified by AI. All of it. 

This is how they rewrite history. 

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The bot factory memory erasers

They are erasing the past and rewriting the future with artificial intelligence. 

It's not just about improving AI generated images, and AI videos, and AI chat bots.  

They are copying everything that can be found in digital format, everything that can be found online and is available to the public. 

Everything people photographed, video recorded, and communicated through text and voice, and uploaded to the internet and shared on social media, is being scraped and copied and remade in the image of AI for training purposes, and for the making of products and services that can be improved by AI generated content. 

This is not a theory. Literally every single image posted online is being copied and modified by AI.  But what if all that is only of secondary importance, and the real objective is to rewrite history and erase the past. 

How do you think they'd go about that?

They copy everything. They break it down into specific categories. They will will go through all the archives. For example, a newspaper archive going back 120 years. They will copy all the digitized microfilm uploaded by real people who wanted to preserve history, and then once they have the copy they modify it with AI. And the only way you would know that there was something wrong is if you actually had access to the real thing being photographed or had access to the original photograph not modified by AI. 

I see this happening on Wikipedia, and what if every single image uploaded gets digitally modified in a way that makes it completely different from the original?

I'm telling you they are in the process of copying and replacing everything.  And everyone is told it's being done for the purpose of training AI because it will make our lives better, but it's actually for the reason of censorship and propaganda, so that once the majority of text, images, audio, and video is AI generated, people will lose the ability to differentiate between what is real and fake, and they will be much easier to control. 

Annoyances and Grievances, 2026 - Part 1

So, I've been majorly sleep deprived lately, averaging about 4 hours sleep per night, over the last few weeks, and last night I only got 3.5 hours sleep. Ideally I like to stay up late and have a leisurely start to the morning, waking up whenever I feel like it and reading in bed for at least an hour before starting my day. But now I'm on a new schedule, one of the major freelance gigs I do that currently makes up more than 60 percent of my income is only available with an early morning start time and is all over by the early afternoon. If you snooze you lose, and I have snoozed multiple times, but cannot afford to snooze any longer.

I have to say, as a night owl who has always gravitated to second shift jobs or jobs that start no earlier than 10 o'clock in the morning, as much as I hate to wake up earlier, it's very nice to be all finished working in the early afternoon, because that's the time I like to be outside experiencing nature, but at the same time, I like to stay up late, so it's just a daily struggle regardless, I'm getting up early and staying up late, and am not feeling all that great. And, because I've been so sleep deprived lately I made a careless mistake. 

I ride a bicycle as my primary method of transportation, and I have a decent bike. It's not new, but I've taken very good care of it, and if I had to replace it today, with something equivalent to what I have, including upgraded seat, tires, pedals, racks, etc. It would cost me at least $1500.00 USD to replace it, and that's on the low end. So, I use good locks, and more than one, even have an alarm. 

Anyway, because I was so sleep deprived I made the careless mistake of forgetting one of my secondary U-locks in the shopping cart next to the bike rack outside the store I was shopping at that day. Of course when I discovered the mistake and went back there was no sign of it and none of the employees knew anything, even the cart attendant who was like right there retrieving carts the day it happened. The guy looked normal, young, white, light skin, blond hair and blue eyes, early 20s, athletic looking but sensitive, and when I spoke to him about it, explaining what happened and asking for assistance, he seemed completely retarded. It was a shock, because he didn't look retarded at all, but he could barely formulate a complete sentence. It was very shocking. I felt like I was a live action role-playing character in the movie Idiocracy, where the dumb people who are good at mindlessly obeying authority, no matter who they are, get promoted, and everyone else suffers the fools and is treated like a second class citizen and a complete moron who better get with the program or die. 

Anyway, so now I only have one primary U-lock, which used to be the best but no longer is, and some cable locks, which really are only for accessories, and maybe your front wheel, and is not something to secure your bike with. So, I have to get a new lock. I've been researching the subject extensively and it appears that you can't  get a good lock for less than $200 dollars these days and the best is closer to $400. And you need more than one. So minimum $400 investment. 

This is what I'm currently looking at, it's a grinder resistant Hiplock:

But then I realized, WTF, my lock will be so good that they might as well just cut through the bike rack, and they probably will, because the bike rack will then become the weakest link. 

It's so disconcerting. I never really thought about that vulnerability before, it's something that can be defeated with a $10 hacksaw. So, it just means having to have multiple locks, and at this rate I may end up becoming like Pee Wee Herman, and carrying locks that either weigh much more, or cost much more than my actual bike, and then it's getting to be a bit ridiculous. The technology needs to advance, I'm thinking psychic force field and more sophisticated alarm system and harsher laws against bike thieves. For now I will only be shopping at stores with security guards and maybe going back to grocery delivery. 

April Fool's Day

So, yeah, just so you know I'm probably going to delete my blog soon. I'll keep a copy of everything but I feel like I don't want to do this anymore. If anyone wants to stay in touch, or lurk from the background, the best place to do that would be following me on Goodreads, link is in the sidebar. You don't have to literally follow me, but if you're looking for book recommendations or you would like to know if I ever start a new blog, well most likely I'll post a link there. 

Anyway, I just want to share a spontaneous insight that just occurred to me a few moments ago. I was watching this video on YouTube, and here's the screen shot.

 

Does that guy look 21 years old to you? Because to me he looks a lot older, definitely over 30, and probably over 40. Actually, I showed my mother a picture of that guy from a different clip, and asked her how old she thought he was, and thought he looked like he was in his 70s. Well, personally I don't think he looks that old, but he definitely looks older than 21, and he has bad skin, and am thinking he must eat a lot of pork and a lot of junk food.

It occurred to me that it could be AI generated. Now, I didn't examine it with the magnifying lens, but just so you know the level of sophistication for AI generated videos is getting better, the good ones, the highly polished ones aren't going to be showing people with six fingers and three legs. No, the good ones look very realistic, unless you zoom in, and if you've got a good eye that's where you may notice things out of place.  

Anyway, the spontaneous insight occurred to me while watching this YouTube video, that maybe the primary audience for developing photorealistic AI generated videos as a consumer product is primarily the wealthy class, specifically as a means to achieve the appearance of immortality. For instance, maybe Mr. Joe Schmo who has plenty of money in the bank but has a deteriorating body wants to be a sailor, he wants to live out his dream of being Robert Redford in the movie All is Lost. Well, AI can make this happen. Maybe this dude above is actually some wealthy old man who is too old to learn to sail, so instead he has an image created in his likeness to go on all sorts of adventures at sea, and he gets to be the hero in his own movie, compliments of AI.

So, yeah, maybe AI, beyond its utilitarian function of social control, mass surveillance,  and military application, is being sold as a designer drug for the wealthy elite, as a sort of virtual reality simulation occurring outside of themselves on a screen, in a movie or a game, or any other digital format.

EPSTEIN is a blood stained CREEP!

So, I'm not going to get into this very much, meaning I'm not going to give an in depth analysis of this, but I just want to say something that I noticed in regards to the recent Epstein file disclosure. 

Okay, I don't know if it's true but there's a video circulating that shows Epstein torturing a victim on camera. 

Here's a picture of it: 

Comments: I don't know if this is fake or not, but in case it's not what I see happening here is a person shrieking in terror from being touched with a feather on a stick. What the fuck is up with that? My educated guess is that this is a person that was brutally tortured beforehand, possibly by someone else, and is now perceiving any and all physical contact as harmful. It's like a Pavlovian conditioned response. And this Epstein creep who is undoubtedly a psychopath, thinks its funny, and is enjoying psychologically torturing this person with an object that has no way of actually harming them, thus granting him plausible deniability. 

Big Brother Data Center

I do surveys for extra money, have been doing so for years, and it used to be really low pay, but there's better survey sites now, Prolific is a great one, but you have to confirm your identity with ID check and biometric face scan, which some people understandably don't want to do, but since I was already in the system as a condition for collecting unemployment compensation, I didn't really care. 

Anyway, in some cases I make over $20 an hour doing surveys, especially those related to AI, and depending on how busy I am otherwise, often make $300 to $500 a month in supplemental income, which is almost like a part-time job working from home, which is very useful, because I am fully remote and freelance, and my other gigs come and go, so doing surveys helps out quite a bit. 

This was an interesting survey I did today about facial recognition systems, which paid me $13 for this interaction with a chatbot about a policy issue currently being debated in congress. All I had to do was ask questions, wait for the response, and then ask follow-up questions. It took less than 30 minutes. I copied and pasted the exchange here, with my questions in bold. 

Mediator: Hello! I am an AI Chatbot here to help you learn more about the following policy proposal: "Local law enforcement agencies should be allowed to use live facial recognition technology in public spaces." You can ask me about the arguments for or against this policy, or any other questions you may have. What would you like to know?

Participant: Tell me about the arguments in support of this policy.

Mediator: Supporters usually argue that this technology acts like a digital detective that never sleeps, helping police instantly spot missing persons or dangerous suspects in a crowd. They claim this speed makes public spaces safer and helps solve crimes much faster than human officers could on their own. However, while the promise of safety is appealing, it raises a critical question about whether we want to live in a society where everyone is treated like a suspect just for walking down the street.

Participant: Tell me about the arguments against this policy.

Mediator: The main argument against this policy is that it essentially ends privacy in public; imagine being tracked and recorded everywhere you go, regardless of whether you've done anything wrong. Furthermore, the technology is far from perfect and frequently misidentifies people, particularly people of color and women, which has already led to wrongful arrests. This creates a dangerous environment where innocent people suffer due to computer errors. Finally, knowing you are constantly being watched can make people afraid to protest or speak freely, threatening our basic democratic freedoms.

Participant: Could you list some countries that already have implemented this policy or similar policies of using facial recognition cameras in public spaces?

Mediator: China is the most well-known example, where the government uses it extensively to track citizens' movements and monitor behavior, often linking it to a social credit system. Russia also uses it heavily in Moscow, where it has been deployed to specifically track and detain political protesters. In the UK, police have used it in London, though it has faced strong criticism because of its high error rates and privacy violations. These real-world examples demonstrate how quickly this technology can turn into a tool for government control rather than just public safety.

Participant: Are there any documented cases of this technology being hacked by computer hackers manipulating this technology remotely, where a person could be identified in a crowd and purposely misidentified in a crowd to be linked to committing a crime that they had nothing to do with?

Mediator: While there are not yet widely publicised cases of hackers remotely framing people in real-time, researchers have proven that these systems can be tricked or bypassed, meaning the security risk is very real. More importantly, you don't actually need a hacker to be wrongfully accused; the technology itself frequently generates false matches, effectively "framing" innocent people all on its own. Additionally, creating massive databases of our faces creates a "honeypot" for cybercriminals to steal our biometric data. Unlike a password, if your face data is hacked and stolen, you can never change it, leaving you permanently vulnerable to identity fraud.

Participant: Could you list the members of congress that support implementing this policy?

Mediator: It is difficult to provide a definitive list of specific members who openly campaign for live facial recognition, as support often comes in the form of voting against restrictions rather than actively promoting the technology. Generally, legislators who prioritize broad police funding and oppose federal regulations tend to be the ones allowing these systems to expand without oversight. However, it is worth noting that opposition to this technology is uniquely bipartisan, with prominent figures ranging from conservative Jim Jordan to liberal Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez arguing against it. This rare agreement across party lines highlights just how severe the threat to our civil liberties really is.

Participant: Is there any evidence that implementing this policy would be unconstitutional?

Mediator: Yes, many legal experts argue that this technology violates the Fourth Amendment, which protects us from unreasonable searches, because it effectively searches everyone in a public space without a warrant or probable cause. There is also strong evidence that it threatens First Amendment rights by creating a "chilling effect," where people are too afraid to protest or attend political rallies because they know they are being tracked. Consequently, cities like San Francisco and Boston have already banned its use specifically to protect these constitutional rights. Allowing this technology creates a surveillance state that seems fundamentally incompatible with the freedoms guaranteed by our Constitution.

Participant: How much does the implementation of this policy depend on the proliferation of data centers being built in every state?

Mediator: Implementing live facial recognition requires immense computing power to analyze video feeds instantly, so it relies heavily on the expansion of data centers and cloud infrastructure. This dependence imposes a significant financial burden on taxpayers, who must pay for the construction and high energy costs of these facilities just to be watched. Moreover, storing such vast amounts of biometric data in centralized locations creates a massive target for cybercriminals, putting the privacy of entire communities at risk. It turns our public infrastructure into a tool for permanent surveillance rather than public service.

Participant: So, since implementing live facial recognition requires expansion of data centers and cloud infrastructure, could list some of the ways that this technology negatively effects the environment, in terms of resource consumption and pollution, among other things?

Mediator: Data centers consume massive amounts of electricity to run servers and cooling systems 24/7, which significantly increases carbon emissions and reliance on fossil fuels. They also use millions of gallons of water for cooling, which can strain local water supplies, especially in areas already facing drought. Furthermore, the constant need to upgrade cameras and servers generates substantial electronic waste, filling landfills with toxic components. It is hard to justify such a heavy environmental toll for a system that actively undermines our privacy.

 

Comments:  I'm not a huge fan of AI, never use it in my personal life, and unless otherwise stated, I definitely never use any AI whatsoever in the generation of any content for this blog, but I do use it for my freelance work as an AI trainer and search engine evaluator. I do however see that it could be a useful tool if used as a supplemental study aid to assist in summarizing information into easier to digest main ideas. 

AI chatbots are like an interactive encyclopedia that retrieves information at lightning fast speeds, but it doesn't create anything original, it simply copies and pastes, or reproduces an altered copy through the process of imitation. It sometimes makes mistakes and its validity and truthfulness is only going to be as reliable as its source. And just like the chatbot says above regarding how facial recognition systems and biometric data stored in data centers in the cloud, could be potentially tricked or bypassed by hackers, the same could be said for the repository of information that the chatbot draws from to produce its answers, and whoever decides what information is allowed or not allowed into the chatbot system, or whoever knows how to access and manipulate the AI source code and knowledge base, could turn it into a major source of censorship and propaganda.

Flying under the Radar

So, what does it mean when a plane keeps flying around in a circle over your city, and it's night time and a lot of people are asleep, and it's not showing up on the radar? 

Is it a spy plane conducting surveillance, or is it dumping a chemical warfare agent on the unsuspecting populous, spreading an infectious agent, a new variant of the flu, as so many are subconsciously programmed to expect to get sick around the holidays? 

It's been going on for a few hours now. I went outside with my binoculars, and confirmed that there is in fact a plane flying around in circles. The engine is loud, and sounds like a single engine plane, but it's flying at a much higher altitude than normal, and with a wide wingspan. 

So, it's flying under the radar, which means it's either military, or illegal. Or as my mother says, maybe both. 

This is not the first time this has happened, but it has not happened in awhile, so just thought I'd make note of it. 

Updated: January 30th, 2026

So, I finally identified the plane. It was flying over during the daytime today and I recognized the sound of it, so I looked it up on the radar and this time it came up on the radar. It's a C-130J Super Hercules military transport plane, also used for refueling, combat operations, and reconnaissance. Just like the last time it was flying around in a circular path over the city for hours, just going around in circles. 

This is what it looks like. 

Comments: It has a very distinct sound and kind of sounds like a smaller plane but it's actually pretty big, and as of 2019 was valued around $73 million USD. 

Some Food for Thought

Yeah, I posted a video featuring this guy before and wrote a commentary to it, and I knew then as I know now, that anyone who identifies as being former CIA or a Green Beret, cannot be trusted, they are controlled opposition propaganda specialists. 

In fact, I find it quite likely that anyone who has ever served in the armed forces, even at the lowest levels, cannot be trusted, because they are most likely compromised, being victims of mind control, via forced vaccinations and experimental medications, and heavy brainwashing that exists to this day and will continue for as long as they are alive, making them incapable of ever fully speaking the truth, because if they were ever to speak the complete truth, a little bomb would explode in their heart. 

Title: Europe is Collapsing (Michael Yon)

Source: https://rumble.com/v7374ce-europe-is-collapsing-michael-yon.html

Comments: The psychopath likes this guy, because it confirms his own biases against the holy cannabis plant. The straight arrow who doesn't drink or smoke, and who abhors all drugs, and is especially antagonistic to marijuana, because he's probably never tried it, or if he did was mostly likely a low quality representation, and he is convinced that it loosens morals, makes people dumber, and makes a population apathetic and weak, and therefore easy to conquer, but what he doesn't understand is that it's not the drug that is inherently harmful, but is a synergistic effect caused by other outside factors working together, by way of informational programing in combination with a contaminated food supply, that when you consume marijuana it puts you in a more suggestible state, this is true, but only becomes harmful when you are being exposed to harmful information, whether that be ideas, or food, or electronic signals. Yes, it will have a harmful effect on people exposed to these other influences, but is not an inherent property of the plant itself, and the people who have a problem with "weed" need to look to these other influences as being the primary culprit.

This freak pictured above in the video clip thinks all cannabis is dope, with the implication being that cannabis makes people dumb, that it lowers IQ. He laments the fact that Japan has legalized CBD, and thinks that it's horrible that people can't smoke cigarettes in public, but they can vape CBD. How wild is that, to be bothered by the absence of second hand smoke, but has a problem with vaping in public, something that doesn't even pollute the air. As if CBD is this evil drug in the same category as opium, and completely ignoring, or lying by omission, by not even mentioning the extensive scientific evidence in support of the healing properties of cannabis, and specifically of CBD, which is now currently under attack by the piece of shit suits this guy represents.

I probably should become a cannabis activist, especially CBD, but for now I leave these notes as food for thought to think about tonight and today, as we move forward once again into a new year.