Comment: I remember early 1990s, when we were told to be more “competitive” (the restructuring) and we were promised less expensive products, after the offshoring of our real economy began. At first, the products imported from China or India were less expensive indeed but also low quality, both in materials and design (plastic shirts that did not breathe, 10-cents compasses for schools that did not hold the radius. It took an hour to do your jacket’s zipper and then two days to undo it.
Comment: In 1990s, I’ve noticed a statistically significant decline in sexual performance and desire following the triple mass vaccination of grade 7 and 8 children against Hepatitis B in our schools (Ontario, Canada). Please don’t ignore the possibility that there may have been other means of depopulation introduced worldwide since that time.
Stress, that’s interesting. So, maybe this is why we experience more upsetting and stressful situations like decreasing standard of living, decreasing quality of products, increasing number of online scammers that nobody is really confronting, unreasonable price gouging based on lies, wars without end or exit strategies that look like they are designed to deliberately destroy global economy, the end of consumer protection, corruption of governments on many levels, demoralization and perversion promoted as a “norm”, etc.?
Comment: Just imagine what would happen, if one day, all the does deer in the forest decided that they don’t want to live their traditional and nature-assigned lives, but want to live like the bucks instead. Nobody would take care of little fawns and the specie would become extinct in the next generation or two. In our human world, this situation is not as bad, yet. Many men have functionally become mommies, while many mothers gave up on their traditional role in nursing and bringing up their babies. This, too, is a consequence of feminism and a source of another problem for humanity in the future.
Last Friday, we were thrilled to see that the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a deserving advocate for human rights, Navi Pillay. Pillay is a South African judge who fought apartheid and served on the ICC, the UN Tribunal prosecuting the genocide in Rwanda, and on the ICJ genocide case against Myanmar. More recently she chaired the UN Commission of Inquiry which concluded that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza.
As Pillay’s investigation concluded in 2025, Israeli officials at the highest levels have “orchestrated a genocidal campaign for almost two years now with the specific intent to destroy the Palestinian group in Gaza.”
Pillay also issued a warning to political leaders in Canada and elsewhere, arguing that “the international community cannot stay silent,” and that “All States are under a legal obligation to use all means that are reasonably available to them to stop the genocide in Gaza.”
By receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, we hope that Pillay’s important findings will receive the greater mainstream attention and respect that they urgently deserve. We will continue to press Canada to listen to the consensus in the human rights community, recognize the Gaza genocide, and take action to stop it. /…/
“There is a campaign under way to essentially destroy the public education system along with every aspect of human life and attitudes and thought that involve social solidarity. It’s being done in all sorts of ways. One is simply by underfunding. So, if you can make the public schools really rotten, people will look for an alternative. Any service that’s going to be privatized, the first thing you do is make it malfunction so people can say, “We want to get rid of it. It’s not running. Let’s give it to Lockheed.” — Noam Chomsky, The Progressive Magazine, September 1999, p.37
Brock Chisholm
“To achieve world government, it is necessary to remove from the minds of men their individualism, loyalty to family traditions, national patriotism, and religious dogmas.” - Brock Chisholm, Director UN World Health Organization (1948-53).
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