The Atlantic Gaslights Readers With The Inevitable "We Weren't Malevolent, Just Misinformed and Doing Our Best, Hmm'kay?"
Here are a few thoughts on the recent article in The Atlantic that amounts to "mistakes were made during the pandemic and it's time for everyone to forgive and forget."
As I read it, I received an alert that Dr. Peter McCullough is being stripped of his medical credentials for telling the truth about the virus and early treatments and the vaccines, even though time has shown him to be 100% correct about all of it.
People lost jobs, businesses, relationships, their mental health, and even their lives over government mandates that ran counter to established science. As I pen this piece, people are dying suddenly from getting shot up with experimental gene therapies that never underwent required safety testing and do nothing to stop spread, which health authorities and politicians willfully lied about. Children are getting myocarditis that will radically shorten their lives. VAIDS is destroying immune systems to an extent we won’t fully understand for another few years.
I wound up closing my restaurant because mandates over maximum occupancy made it impossible to turn a profit (in a sit-down restaurant, you really don't break even until 75% full - so imagine what month after month of 50% max occupancy rules do to that enterprise; a rule enacted in Mexico that was taken from the U.S.' edicts to businesses). Respiratory issues for kids are through the roof and getting worse since mandating shots for them. Athletes dropping dead on the field are now a daily occurrence. Increased all-cause mortality is surging in the most vaxxed places.
I've been censored repeatedly for "violating community standards" on FB by basically telling the truth about the deadliness of the virus (99% survivable unless you're in your 80's or extremely obese and unhealthy) and the shots.
So it isn't "we didn't have enough info and we did the best we could." That's complete bullshit gaslighting by the people who brought you totalitarianism and literal global genocide, who now want you to forget about what they did, and why. The problem wasn't a lack of information, it was censorship of anyone who pointed out that the official narrative was complete and utter nonsense that was benefiting only big pharma and the health apparatus that was getting bribed to act against patient interests, and government overreach that was as bad as anything seen during WW2 in the U.S.’ treatment of Japanese Americans.
This period demonstrated several things. First, that we don't have rights. We have privileges the government can take away whenever it wants, which means we aren't free - we're only as free as men in suits with guns to back it up decide we will be whenever they decide to declare an emergency. Second, it demonstrates the power of endless propaganda and the lack of critical thinking by many. Third, it shows conclusively that neither government nor the health machine gives two shits about our wellbeing, and is just fine killing or badly injuring us. Even now, the same miscreants responsible for the pandemic response are ignoring VAERS data showing these shots to be the deadliest thing to hit humanity during my lifetime. So no, it isn't that mistakes were made. It is that the machine took a bold step to advance its agenda of great resetting under the guise of COVID, and it actively harmed just about everyone, whether financially, psychically, physically, emotionally. It was deliberate, it was relentless, and it is still ongoing. The runaway inflation we’re seeing globally is a direct result of the massive money printing that took place as part of the virus response - and once inflation, which is always a function of money printing, gets going, it’s almost impossible to stop, so that’s a legacy gift of the “emergency” response.
Forgiveness isn't an option. Holding the guilty parties accountable is what's required, which of course the elites who decide what propaganda outlets like The Atlantic print are desperate to avoid. They know there are far more of us than them, so they need to control the narrative and make it all seem like one big inept accident, not a deliberate mass murder exercise and crime against humanity.
Don't let them get away with this. Nuremburg 2 needs to happen, and the monsters among us need to be brought to justice. Stupidity isn’t a defense. Following orders isn’t a defense. If we don’t demand this, they will continue to abuse us, and the next, obvious step is WW3, which they’re doing their level best to start in Ukraine, likely figuring that the only way to distract from massive malfeasance is to create an even larger crisis, much as 9-11 wiped the Pentagon being unable to account for $2 trillion off the news cycle overnight.
This is all a cheap sleight of hand, a rudimentary magician’s trick. Don’t fall for it.
Thanks, Russell. I think I’m going to repeat what you say but in my own embittered way.
Civilizations rot from within. So do people. Criminality requires to be taken seriously via courts and possibly lamp posts and ropes.
However, the psychological nudge units are trying to lessen the crimes (and benefiting from them again!) by attempting to replace the reality of criminality with the concept of ‘mistakes.’ Making mistakes is something we can all relate to. It is human, inevitable, and, when properly understood, can be the precursor to wisdom and, as such, may well be forgivable.
However, the malign, targeted criminality that gave rise to the slaughter was aided and abetted by the perennial shallowness of thought and actions that give rise to ‘mistakes.’ The shallowness galls and needs addressing before any thoughts of forgiveness. Without the ability to understand the genesis of the ‘mistakes’ and fully own the consequences, any apology is an additional insult emphasising the inherent superficiality. But, of course, shallowness and unawareness are the default positions of most bureaucracies and will be vigorously defended.
Btw, those medically, psychologically, socially, and financially harmed by the ‘pandemic’ response policies, plus the relatives of the dead victims, should be consulted for their views whilst waiting to be generously compensated.
"...likely figuring that the only way to distract from massive malfeasance is to create an even larger crisis, much as 9-11 wiped the Pentagon being unable to account for $2 trillion off the news cycle overnight."
We really shouldn't expect anything less from these cretins at this point.