THE MODUS OPERANDI IS ALWAYS THE SAME

In every major circumstance in life, they put you in front of — and condition you to think about — the worst-case scenario. The absolute catastrophe.

“Stay inside or you’ll all die.”

“Get vaccinated or you’ll all die.”

“AI will take control and humanity will become extinct.”

“Putin is coming to Lisbon.”

“World War III is imminent, and it’s the biggest concern of all.”

They put the worst-case scenario in front of you not because it is the most likely one.

Not even fucking close. 😂

They put it in front of you because they are negotiating.

They put it in front of you because when the worst-case scenario inevitably fails to materialize, you will still feel relieved.

Even though, somewhere between point A and point B, you may have lost a significant part of your rights.

It’s such a subtle and yet ridiculously easy trick to understand that I’m amazed they can still use it.

And that they can keep using it.

But if they use it, it means it works.

And if it works, it’s because… well, I won’t repeat myself. 😂 I think you get the point. 😂

I think.

I’m always optimistic. 😂

And so, with this war scenario being screamed about by the bandits at La Repubblica and backed up by the recent statements of many European governments — governments I consider criminal — they get you to believe that your son is already on his way to the front.

So that when you eventually see the banks closed, you’ll basically find yourself thinking:

“I’ve lost everything I worked for over 30 years, and everything my parents worked for… but at least my son is safe.” 😂

These are the kinds of thoughts you have because they have put deliberately exaggerated scenarios into your head.

Thoughts you have because, deep down, we are not that different from monkeys — and we will remain not that different from monkeys.