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Dr. Farrell,
I enjoyed your recent discussion with Tino Von Struckman. Listening to you verbally describe material that you have presented in your books, somehow makes it easier to understand. My favorite line of yours, however, was: “A person should never try to get in touch with their inner Himmler.” Or words to that effect. That one took me by surprise and I had to pause the broadcast until I could stop laughing. I think it hit home because I have to actively resist the scorn that I feel for the witless mob that have tacitly endorsed and thus enabled my own death as well as their own. It is very easy to be swayed by the rationalizations of the Ignorati, as to the need for a massive cull to reset the species when they are so abjectly non-survivable and deadly in their own right. I have to constantly remind myself that these people have been royally duped, generationally poisoned, and despite massive consumption, heavily deprived of nourishment both in terms of food and intellectual growth–as well as drowned in a rising Atlantean sea of debilitating electromagnetic waves…. Also, they just want to live and enjoy what they can. Now, when confronted by some fresh Malignant Idiocy and their ceaseless efforts to destroy people like me, I can conjure the image of “My Inner Himmler.” It is tricky sometimes. Out in the world, it is my goal to have as little effect on other people as I can. When accosted, I am polite, reserved–maybe make a quip or two then am off. Now and then I am forced to confrontation and usually am calm and self-effacing. Yesterday, however, I was goaded to respond with arrogant dripping disdain and conversational judo and watched a witless doomed youthful assailant devolve before what he could not understand or cope at all artfully with into an animal, divorced of honor and all integrity. Generally, I feel that we are supposed to help such people due to the same instincts that make us pity a dying bird or squirrel hit by a car. When they become a threat though, other instincts can vie with that pattern of response. It made me wonder about how such responses might become more commonplace with what is coming down the pike. Anyway your timely words made me laugh and think about it in a different way. Thanks, Bubba!
All the Best,
Chris