Those few of you who have gotten out in the field are not ready for another Whitakerism, a simple lesson that should become obvious as you do this: I know a lot of truths I can‘t tell you.
No, it is not Secret Masonic Wisdom. It is precisely the opposite.
As you argue with those who represent today‘s established religion, like those who have argued with each established religion in favor of sense, you find that their only play is defensive blocking. They fight you every inch of the way.
As a result, I am in the position of a scientific thinker of any other age up against today’s priests and their supporters. Can you imagine trying to explain plate tectonics to someone who is still fighting for the proposition that the Bible, analyzed carefully, sets the exact time of the Creation to six thousand years ago?
Well, yes, you KNOW that, but you haven’t THOUGHT about it.
Today, in order to really understand why the drug Provigil is likely to be held up indefinitely or why the penny is likely to keep being minted at a cost of two cents, your mind has to make bit leaps.
And every single leap you would have to make is blocked by the same kind of obstruction the few who push the Mantra get.
I was just watching a documentary I saw and discussed before on The Little Ice Age. One talking head — an Icelander, said that the Vikings in Greenland wouldn’t have starved if they had had the Inuit whale-style hook. He went on to say that, specifically, the Vikings were killed by their own racism.
He said specifically that their fatal error was that they did not intermarry with the Inuits. He laid it all out. When I wrote that here, commenters made fun of me, exactly the same way all Thoughtblockers block every step of the thought I had to take for granted when I did this stuff professionally.
Why did this documentary have that?
I have covered that. The question is why is information produced. Then I discussed how researchers get grants, how great the competition is, and how research is done if it promises to confirm our established religion.
All information produced anywhere includes a lesson in Political Correctness. Almost every BBC piece ends with what I call the Sermon, a wrap-up which puts everything said into the context of Politically Correct history.
But readers here routinely do what everybody does, they let this flow of thought, which is obvious to me, be Thought Blocked. They laugh at a critical step, they let their minds wander into stuff they wanted to say and treat this blog as a place to regurgitate.
So I have the unpleasant experience of watching bugsers act exactly like the Thought blockers they have just finished battling with.
No, what I cannot explain here is not Masonic Knowledge of Deep Secrets. What I cannot say here is a set of quick steps of unblocked thought that could lead you to understand real politics, the stuff I did professionally so well that I did it while being disabled.
Maybe the day will come when someone else will be able to stop dribbling off into recent politics or making a joke or saying the standard stuff and for God’s sake PAY ATTENTION to the long logical procession you need to have in mind.
I just hope that I am still this side of the freezer by the time I find someone like that.
#1 by Dave on 12/22/2011 - 10:13 am
The hypnotist separates his subject from reality, but his subject has to volunteer for it first.
Wordism is pervasive, but seduction is human nature.
But that does not mean that there is no one to lead, and it also does not mean that people cannot be awakened, people will not be forever fooled.
#2 by The Seeker of Truth on 12/22/2011 - 10:49 am
Forgive me for being dense Bob, but what the hell are you talking about here?
#3 by Frank on 12/22/2011 - 2:49 pm
Is it possible that “Seeking Truth” is a Thought Blocker?
How to jump over it?
“Just go out and KILL something” (anti-White)
#4 by Gavin on 12/22/2011 - 10:58 am
When a documentary was done on the Clovis point spearhead and Whites in America before the Indians, it was ended with a scene of the Whites and Indians peacefully meeting each other, then suggested that they intermarried “people from Europe and people from Asia will now forge a new civilization, the natives peoples of the new world.”
No mention of the fact that even if their are some mystery genes in the modern day Indian population, there are ways they can get into the gene pool without “peaceful intermarriage” (just study what happened the time we have historical record of when Indians and Whites met)
But in documentaries everything must have an absurd PC fairytale ending.
They bought the heresy of Whites being first in America with the PC concession of Whites and Indians peacefully intermarrying in a ridiculous PC Kumbaya scene that they know couldn’t possibly have happened.
What I want to understand is if there is actually some people who arbitrate these things or if it’s just a “collective mind” type of thing.
#5 by BGLass on 12/22/2011 - 11:05 am
I admit, I’ll risk regurgitation to try to process what’s said, which to me means connecting it directly to my own real-life observations. Others call it rambling, or musing, or maybe regurgitation, but it’s the attempt to make it personal, connect a principle of a thing to specifics that exist.
One of the confusing things I encountered as a young rube in the cities job hunting was how many businesses called for “gatekeeping skills.” I had no idea what that was, or why anyone would want it. The other thing they wanted was “city experience” (at least a year).
Your resume didn’t matter, a rude awakening. You had to have lived in the city awhile and “gate keep.” (whatever that was).
On the first job (luckily one boss was actually looking for “fresh blood” and a young rube, specifically, for reasons I later understood), one girl got caught in another department totally faking the resume. She made up a degree and from a “good” school, etc., and more.
I thought she was done for. But they just offered to buy her the degree she faked, if she wanted to go to school. She had city experience and was good at gatekeeper.
That’s how I learned defensive blocking was a highly marketable skill. Do that first–THEN people pay for Harvard.
If you SAY THAT, the right response is, “OMG! You’re SO cynical!” It’s the worst possible thing you can do.
(An aside, which is a true story— in the most Marxist school I was in, one of the other students was a real-life narcoleptic, lol. Not making it up. She was off her pro vigil, (what a name) I guess; anyway, she would sleep and wake about ten times per class, doing what the rest of us only dreamed of). B/c she was a bone fide gimp, (disabled), the communist teachers couldn’t do a damn thing about it, even when she snored through the whole history of the frankfurt school). She was an unsung hero to many, so idk, the intersection of the PC Religion, narcolepsy drugs, and senseless regurgitations, seems a good place to have this moment of silence for her.
— with the other side, there can never be “conversation,” such as some think “conversation” IS. The only point to speaking is to ‘shut down’ whatever is existing outside the PC Religion framework.
LOL— one of the reason I so worshiped Daddy, was he could Predict every single thing that was going to happen in any t.v. show! He would say, ‘see? now the Indians and white people are going to be very friendly with big crashing music, and he would go on, predicting it to a T…” lol While he was trying to teach us about propaganda, thought he was magical and telepathic.
#6 by Simmons on 12/22/2011 - 1:36 pm
“Dixiegal” go post the Mantra
#7 by Genseric on 12/22/2011 - 1:08 pm
Simple. The same reason why anything else is produced.
Money.
“The old man and the stuffy nose averted glow bowl catastrophe with simple pea stalks. Perhaps the old man is the only one to have stared down the cross-eyed bear? Then, maybe we can stop for ice cream inside when we see some others walk by on the street. It seems that the good candy came anyways. Do you think they will catch it before he comes back in?
Do you really think the farmers want to paint their field red with the youth in Asia? Is it any wonder they won’t move these cow herds?
Perhaps it’s time to head in a New Direction? Do you think they are ready for the New Deal?”
-By The Phony Shun
#8 by Genseric on 12/22/2011 - 1:49 pm
Simple. The same reason why anything else is produced.
Money.
“The old man and the stuffy nose averted glow bowl catastrophe with simple pea stalks. Perhaps the old man is the only one to have stared down the cross-eyed bear? Then, maybe they stopped for ice cream inside when some others walked by on the street. It seems that the good candy came anyways. Do you think they will catch it before he comes back in?
Do you really think the farmers want to paint their field red with youth in Asia? Is it any wonder they won’t move these cow herds? They aren’t asking for something so minute. Could the sky help the night rain?
Perhaps it’s time to head in a New Direction? Do you think they are ready for the New Deal?”
-By The Phony Shun
#9 by ANOTHERWHITERABBIT on 12/22/2011 - 2:33 pm
I’m a pretty simple man there seems to be a lot of intellectuals on here that use big words but what i get out of it is the vikings died because they refused white genocide. What they dont understand if they would of inter married with the inuits they would of died off as well. What nonsense. There are still decendents of vikings today. Once again daddy professors words are just silly. If we aren’t talking about talking about white genocide what are we talking about here?
#10 by Frank on 12/22/2011 - 2:37 pm
Thinkblockers: those wordisms thrown out by the PC religion to be distracting red herrings, to block the OBVIOUS from being said.
Bob said he couldn’t SAY “… a set of quick steps of unblocked thought that could lead you to understand real politics.”
Laozi said the same thing: Those who say don’t know, those who know don’t say.
Yet we are left with a residue in this coaching session, a residue with DOES SAY, but without saying.
Real Politics isn’t about being right, isn’t about having the “acceptable” words on hand to make Mommy Professor happy. Nor is it about “knowing the truth”. Real Politics is about taking POWER away from anyone who wants to keep their wordist boot on ones neck.
We use word-streams to destroy “respectable” ideas that are just boots on our necks. It’s all “words”, but it’s NOT all “wordism”. Some words untie and destroy the knots of “belief” that are mere boots on our collective necks.
Unblocked Thought is very DANGEROUS to the established religion, which is why the PC Priests seek to curb it with wordy taboos. Unblocked Thought will rip the priests robes off and display their naked SILLINESS for others to laugh at. Humiliation is the result of unblocked thought: the priests deserve nothing less than humiliation.
As for those Icelandic Vikings … they wouldn’t have survived even if they used the Inuit hook and intermarried with Inuit. Something would have survived, but it wouldn’t have been the Vikings.
#11 by Harumphty Dumpty on 12/22/2011 - 3:25 pm
I’ve been bugstering here for several months now, and just a few days ago I had occasion to discover that the Mantra has the word “intermarry” in it.
That’s not right. For our task here, the Mantra is our core, our everything really, and is a MANTRA…I should be repeating it to myself everyday and letting it sink into my bones, so that my thinking begins to flow naturally from it instead of always when I’m bugstering having to consciously shape what I’m writing to make it Mantra-like, and feeling like I’m mostly accumulating a bag of clever tricks to use. Tricks that don’t flow easily for me.
I’m reading Why Johnny Can’t Think, I’m listening to Bob’s audios at the Porch Talk tab above, and I’m trying to understand these daily blogs Bob writes, which I always get SOMEthing out of, and I keep planning to start listening to Horus’ podcasts.
But since my task here is to spread the Mantra, I should do all the above but should principally be absorbing the Mantra and all its parts into me as deeply as I can. That should be the FIRST thing I do, and it should then be ongoing.
When faced with any task, I’ve always wanted to attend to all the peripheral stuff before tackling the core. I’m not sure why that is.
I’m CERTAIN that what I’ve written in this post is relevant to what Bob wrote above, and I’m CERTAIN that I just barely have a glimmer of how!
I think part of my resistance, or blocking (if that’s what it is…I’m not completely clear on what Bob is saying here as it pertains to us, to our behavior as bugsters) is that I can tell that my brain is changing slightly under Bob’s influence, and it’s a little scary.
If Bob or some of you who feel you understand today’s blog well could give some more examples of our blocking besides the specific one Bob gave (“commenters made fun”) and his general description of our blocking, “…stop dribbling off into recent politics or making a joke or saying the standard stuff and for God’s sake PAY ATTENTION to the long logical procession you need to have in mind,” that would be educational.
I searched but couldn’t find Bob’s earlier comments on the Little Ice Age where he got the response he mentioned.
#12 by Dave on 12/22/2011 - 6:35 pm
Harumphty Dumpty
It is all about how easy it is to slip into Establishment charades, and we Bugsters are not immune. Politics is nothing but a bag of stupid dog tricks that endlessly work and it is so important not to be tricked.
THERE CAN BE NO SUCH THING AS AN INTERRACIAL POLITICAL SETTLEMENT. That is a conceit of the Establishment, under the pretense that nonwhites and whites share the same nationality. Knowing that pretty much disposes of elections. And this is just one example.
Robert Whitaker is trying to educate us BUGSTERS not to fall into the trap of stupid dog trick politics. Most of the pro-white community falls into this trap because they think they are involved in an argument with the larger society. No such thing is happening.
#13 by herrMajor on 12/22/2011 - 10:09 pm
I apologize if I’ve gotten too much off topic Bob,
I understand what you mean about think-blockers and Frank and Dave really put it best.
It’s not about the Vikings white geNOcide, it’s about the little PC sermon happy ending to a horrible genocide of our people.
The problem is, if you have a good head upon your shoulders (which you do Bob) you should still see it. No matter of how much PC crap is going to prevent you from seeing the reality and the utter silliness of the PC geNOcidal agenda.
Also note for the rest of us bugsters, pointing out the ‘masonic mystic wisdom’.
Freemasonry is just another Universalism, it’s no different from political correctness. It’s a gang, with funny robes and stupid signs. It’s not a wise and all knowing conspiracy, it’s just a cruel, evil gang.
Did I get past the chair leg on that one bob?