Giordano Bruno
Neithercorp Press
November 3, 2020
It hurts to be wrong. Not just emotionally, but physically, especially when it’s public, like swimming headfirst into a school of very ill-tempered jellyfish…..or maybe piranha. The horror of it is almost cinematic. The more artificially pumped your ego, or the more brainwashed with academic pretension, the more terrifying that moment of realization is, that moment when all your assumptions are dashed aside like a three-year-old’s alphabet blocks. To a certain point, it is understandable why so many people live in such violent denial, however, this does not detract from the perils of that denial…
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Americans are masters of avoiding responsibility for bad assumptions. I have seen middle-aged women cry, actual tears, because they have been proven incorrect on something as simple as the price of dishwashing detergent at the grocery store. I have seen full-grown men throw wild-eyed tantrums and even threaten people with death because they couldn’t handle being wrong about the correct score of a football game. I once saw a man froth at the mouth and shout vicious obscenities for 20 minutes straight because he refused to believe there where more than three ‘Jaws’ movies (I wish ‘Jaws: The Revenge’ didn’t exist either, but I’m not going to have a spasm over it). I have seen little old ladies physically attack people because they were embarrassed to be wrong, not realizing that their response was far more humiliating and self deprecating than just being “mistaken”. I have, indeed, seen the glory of overgrown babies in action.
America is not the only culture prone to this, Americans just happen to be the worst losers. We lash out when we are wrong, while most Europeans tend to intellectualize ideas that challenge their false perceptions, as if they are “above” even considering them. They are masters of rationalizing the facts away, while we are masters of brutalizing those people who are messengers of the facts.
Some of these unfortunate members of our society are merely lemmings; sheep following each other mindlessly without questioning the purpose or the destination. They are spectators in world events, and nothing more. While others are far more dangerous because they take an active role in the shaping of events, not knowing that their idiocy is contributing to the suppression of the truth and even the downfall of our nation. They help elitists to dismantle dissent and in the process damage their own future. It sounds insane, and in a way, they ARE psychologically ill, but in a manner that has been deemed tolerable (or even practical) by society. We call these people “Useful Idiots”.
How does one know when he has encountered such a person? How does he cope? Let’s examine some of the telltale signs of the useful idiot…
Just Smart Enough To Be Stupid…
Learning is a full time job, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, until the
very moment your ticker tocks and you find yourself sporting a cloud
and a harp. Some people, though, seem to think that retirement on
learning starts at around age twenty. Useful idiots are commonly men
and women who are intelligent enough to retain information but not
driven enough to research its validity, or to follow a thought through
to its logical conclusion. They very often work in professional fields
such as law, business, medicine, politics, engineering, media,
entertainment, etc. (though there are many others in these fields who
are not caught up in their own delusional worlds). These are people in a
position to influence others just by the virtue of their work,
regardless of how clueless they actually are.
Lacking knowledge is not such a terrible crime as long as you are
willing to admit that you do. There is always someone out there who is
going to know more than you about some things, if not many things.
That’s life. Useful idiots, on the other hand, are rarely willing to
admit that they are lacking in any department. They usually have just
enough knowledge to make themselves “convincing” to those who don’t
recognize them for what they are. In this way they are a sort of
mini-Chernobyl, waiting to spew radioactive waste (disinformation) at
any given moment, mutating public opinion.
Their ability to think is limited to memorization. The problem with
this way of viewing the world is that it excludes critical thought,
intuition, empathy, and wisdom. It traps us in a box composed of all
the things we have been TAUGHT, but keeps us from the things we could
discover on our own. Useful idiots are walking talking toasters; all
they take is bread, and all they make is toast (and the occasional pop
tart). Frankly, I’m bored with toast.
One need only take into account the vast number of so called
financial analysts in the mainstream media who denied there was any
threat of economic collapse back in 2006/2007. How many of them stopped
to consider the consequences of ignoring the facts because of their
egomania and inability to think beyond their conditioning? How many
lives and nest-eggs have been destroyed, or are waiting to be destroyed,
because of them? How many of these useful idiots ever apologized for
their blundering? I can’t think of any…
Reacting To The Truth, Instead Of Absorbing It…
Useful idiots talk, they don’t listen. They ask lots of questions,
but never wait to hear your answers. For them, questions are not a
search for information, but rather a method of antagonism. It is a way
to keep everyone else on guard while making themselves feel superior.
In this game, the useful idiot never has to expose his ignorance
because he never has to enter into a meaningful dialogue with anyone
who has an opposing view. All he has to do is attack, attack, attack.
I have seen all kinds of reactionary tactics from useful idiots, but I
find that the most common one for the American brand is the
application of overt bravado. They turn everything into a joke
whether it is funny or not. Laughing at that which we don’t
understand sometimes makes things less frightening, but it also makes
us more passive. Dedicated clowns, for all their theatrics and
daring, are generally impotent historical figures. How many clowns or
comedians have ever really dared to break the establishment mold and
aim a magnifying glass at the true absurdity of our system or our
culture? How many have inspired legitimate and original thought? I
can think of only a handful, and almost all of them remained tied back
by the entertainment industry for their beliefs.
The clowns that are the most “successful” are those that follow the
establishment guidelines and play on them as if they might dare break
the barrier of lies, but they never do. In Medieval times, even the
most blood thirsty king would allow the court jester to make jokes at
his expense. Why? Because the jester was an inconsequential figure, a
powerless and non-threatening being. A jester can verbally thrash a
tyrant, but nothing ever really changes, because deep down, though they
make us laugh, nobody really cares what clowns have to say. Now
imagine a whole subsection of our country emulating this dynamic.
Imagine all these people deluding themselves into thinking that being a
slave isn’t all that bad, as long as you’re the funny slave.
When confronted with a truth that threatens their established world
view, useful idiots will do anything to distract or derail the
exchange. Making bad jokes, resorting to childish ridicule, ignoring
cold hard logic, making threats, denying you are qualified to present
the facts, even though the facts speak for themselves no matter who is
relaying them, etc. Rarely will they confront the truth you present
on its own terms. Instead, they will try to make YOU the issue of
discussion, and not your information.
Skewed World View…
Is it really that hard to double check a piece of data to confirm
whether or not it is true? Apparently, it must be, because so many
Americans have decided to believe whatever they are told without a
second thought as long as the guy telling them is in a suit or a white
lab coat. If a guy in a lab coat told you that cyanide makes you more
desirable to the opposite sex, would you slam down a glass before
hitting the singles bar, or would you verify the info and actually
research the damned subject before hand?
You might say “well cyanide is poison, everybody knows that!” Yes,
people know that because they research it. But how many other poisons
do Americans ingest daily because some official gave the thumbs up?
Mercury (thimerosal), aspartame, high fructose corn syrup, fluoride,
rBGH, Bisphenol-A, and numerous others. One stop at the computer would
produce thousands of pages of research which shows the volatile nature
of these chemicals and the consequences of exposure. Why do we
contaminate our guts with this garbage on pure faith? Welcome to the
realm of the useful idiot…
The useful idiot is not just the guy chugging down GMO milk filled
with udder puss, anyone can do that and not be useful. No, the useful
idiot is the FDA official or the corporately paid scientist who SELLS
us on the purity of the milk. He’s the local dentist who laughs at
you when you question the safety of all that fluoride accumulation in
your bloodstream. She’s the nurse who threatens to call CPS because
you don’t want your newborn baby injected with half a dozen mercury
laced vaccines two months after they exit the womb. The useful idiot
is the guy who received his standardized academic neuron rinse but
never learned that the first rule of academia used to be ‘question
everything’.
World view is really a battle between inherent conscience, common
sense, and the conditioning of our era. Even a single root
misconception, like the belief in the legitimacy of the false left/right
political paradigm, could easily skew the whole of a person’s vision
to a sea of truths. The useful idiot is not only conditioned himself,
but he also becomes an agent of that conditioning in others. When
confronted with a truth outside of his established world view, he almost
short circuits. He has lived most of his life with the ideas and
propaganda of others slogging around in his skull. To be faced with the
possibility that all of that time, energy, and devotion, was
worthless, is almost too much to bear.
Making A Difference, One Lost Freedom At A Time…
Sometimes the best qualities of good people are ironically the worst
qualities in the useful idiot. Useful idiots love to participate…in
anything…as long as it’s sanctioned by a recognizable organization.
Bless their hearts, they just want to get out there and make a
difference! Go team!
This is a serious issue with those on both sides of our fake
political spectrum, left and right. How many people clamored to be a
neo-con after 9/11, only to find that in their quest for public safety,
they wrongly supported the weakening of Constitutional freedoms, the
destabilization of our economy, not to mention the invasion of Iraq, a
country that had absolutely nothing to do with 9/11 (even if you
believe the official story) or any other terrorist attack in this
country? How many liberals ran screaming like schoolgirls at a Justin
Bieber concert towards the global warming and carbon tax scam, only
to find out that the climate labs responsible for all the research
they had been eating up without question was actually using contrived
and in some cases completely fabricated data? I won’t even get into
the Obama-fever thing, mainly because my stomach isn’t strong enough
at the moment.
The problem with useful idiots is that they want to participate TOO
much. So much that they’ll jump on any bandwagon that is well funded
and flamboyant enough to peak their interest. They are joiners with
highly superficial standards, like brownshirts, or lice. This is where
they do their worst damage…
Participation, for the useful idiot, is not about making a
difference; it is about feeling like they are making a difference. In
some cases, it’s about “hope”, but not real or effective action. In
other cases, it’s about vengeance and malice, but not justice or
integrity. In either scenario, the key missing factor is the truth,
which is neglected or traded for a quick boost in self esteem. This
makes the useful idiot the prime target of elitist disinformation.
Nearly all criminal actions by governments receive their primary support
from this portion of the citizenry exactly because they are so
ridiculously eager. They are the zombie ditch diggers of the globalist
infrastructure, chopping away at our liberties in search of brains
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Confronting The Useful Idiot…
Why bother trying to communicate with these dimwits at all? Are they
not the very definition of a lost cause? Perhaps. I can say with a
certain authority, though, that some of them can be introduced to
awareness, especially since I used to be one of them…
I was the Democrat putting up Kerry stickers and handing out buttons
back in 2004. I was the guy who shut down any conservative viewpoint
no matter how accurate or valid because Bush was the devil incarnate
(and also because I was uninformed enough to believe that neo-cons
were actually conservative). I was the guy at those protest rallies
where no one including myself really understood the topics we were
speaking out on. I knew corporations were the enemy, but I didn’t
understand why. I knew the wars were dishonest, but I thought they
were all about oil. I knew the economy was in trouble, but I barely
knew what the Federal Reserve was, let alone fractional reserve
banking or fiat currency. It took many years to fully remove my head
from my ass, but I did. I see no reason why others could not do the
same, given the right prompting.
The useful idiot has to be faced with queries he can’t weasel out of
or deflect. That means continually asking him questions and demanding
he support his responses with concrete proof. He has to be shown
beyond a doubt that at least one of his precious ideals is unfounded
and unsupported by the facts. Just one. After that, he can no longer
assume that any of his other views are rock solid either. He will be
forced to finally check his sources, which usually leads to a
terrifying epiphany; he knows nothing! It’s like falling down a
bottomless South American sinkhole with nothing to grab onto. I know,
because I felt it once.
Eventually, he accepts the loss of his old identity, the foolish man
that was so confident and certain, and moves on towards a frightening
world where he must teach himself, instead of waiting around for
others to teach him. The empowerment and the awe of this process is
nearly indescribable, it has to be experienced to be understood. It’s
like being able to see and to speak clearly for the first time. You
never knew what you were missing because you had nothing to compare it
to; only that unsettling knot at the pit of your stomach, telling you
that something was very wrong. Now, to go back would be unthinkable,
even hellish.
Nobody sees themselves as a useful idiot serving the interests of
tyrants in the oppression of their fellow man. But, the fact remains
that many Americans are in just such a position. You can hate them, you
can even wish them ill, but don’t give up on them all. Contesting
ignorance is not just the civic duty of the informed, it is also an act
of compassion towards those who are not.
You can contact Giordano Bruno at:
giordano@neithercorp.us