Essential Monday MEMEs #2

Why do on Friday what you can wait to do until Monday?

Greetings Frens! Ratio here…

I can’t say I’m unaffected by psops. We all are to a degree.

Sure, we can point them out through memes and dis-spell the myths behind them, or diffuse their intent but only if people see the memes.

The ever-present-now has a lot of variables in it. And if you were to try and capture what everyone is experiencing in just one snapshot of just one moment in time it’s enough to make your head explode. Let alone shape any of that reality.

But that is what we’re trying to do.

Now, I will throw a wrench into your gears.

What if the flock camera you just cut down was now unable to view a license plate of a car driven by a man who just raped and killed a child and identify his whereabouts to the police who are responding to a tip from a 911 call? What then?

Are you then changing your mind on flock cameras? Perhaps. Perhaps not.

But the flock cameras, that’s at least something people can do.

Who has taken it upon themselves to find out where Anthony Fauci is and detain him and hold a trial, convict, sentence and bring him to justice?

What the memes intent is, is to spark you to action. Yes, to change your mind if it is not already changed.

And that action is not always destruction as in cutting down the flock cameras.

That action could also be figuring out who at the local level is signing the contracts for flock cameras and finding ways to stop it at the source.

Public opinion is a great weapon. Let’s use it wisely.

DROP THE MEMES

Relax.

The epileptic state you’re now in is providing the blackout you so desperately needed.

And when you wake up. Dear reader. Who knows where you’ll be on the galactic timeline.

The Great Awakening is real, and it’s not necessarily the memes that are causing it. They are a symptom and possible antidote. It’s part of a greater pattern that humanity goes through in God’s universe.

Look. If the bad guys were going to take over the world, Satan, minions, black ops guys, intelligence agencies, governments, corporations, don’t you think they would have done it by now?

Don’t be subdued by the internet. You can still go walk around, do stuff.

You are much freer than the internet is telling you.

You might be caught up in the doom loop, the watching nonstop of videos about all the wrongs being done to you. I’ve been there.

I was chatting with Demi from The Starfire Codes about memes and manifestation and we both said the same thing in different ways.

I said this:

“I feel the same way about manifestation. Pepe is just one example. I would put it this way, Dominion with a dash of stewardship. God gives us dominion but also expects us to be wise and faithful stewards of the resources which are limitless and endless and ever replenishing.”

This was in response to Demi’s message in:

In our last post Robert Atkins said this:

Someone with the rather ironic name of ‘Conspiracy Sarah’ put their finger, unwittingly perhaps, on why I think that all memes should be accompanied with a ‘health warning’, as in: ‘Memes can be helpful, and harmful, to your health’. Sarah declares: ‘a meme can push a thousand words past someone’s defenses before they even have a chance not to listen. ‘ There you have it in a nutshell: memes can be and are used as instruments of ‘suggestion’ – as in ‘hypnotic suggestion’ - ways of ‘engineering consent’ as Chomsky put it. Sarah continues enthusiastically: ‘Memes are the political cartoons of the internet age. They’re compressed skepticism. Tiny little Trojan horses carrying uncomfortable thoughts into places text walls just won’t reach.’ Sarah’s conception of memes seems to be exclusively focused on their obviously positive aspects, for instance in political satire, which uses the powerful tool of mockery. But I’m not sure how much she noticed her own words sounding an alarm: ‘push past someone’s defenses before they even have a chance’.

To which Conspiracy Sarah said:

Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I actually don’t disagree with your central point. The fact that memes can bypass someone’s initial defenses is precisely why they’re so powerful … good or bad. Propaganda uses them. Advertising uses them. Governments use them. Activists use them. Corporations use them. And so do ordinary people making fun of those same institutions.

I wasn’t arguing that memes are inherently virtuous. I was arguing that they’re an extraordinarily efficient communication medium.

The phrase “push past someone’s defenses” wasn’t meant as an endorsement of manipulation. It was an observation about how the human brain works. Humor, surprise, and compression all lower resistance long enough for an idea to be considered.

Whether that idea deserves consideration is a separate question.

The same mechanism that allows a meme to smuggle in skepticism can also smuggle in conformity. That’s why media literacy matters. We shouldn’t teach people to distrust memes - we should teach them to interrogate all persuasive media…including memes.

The Trojan horse analogy cuts both ways. Sometimes the horse carries truth. Sometimes it carries nonsense. The solution isn’t to ban horses or label them with a warning … it’s to learn to inspect the cargo.

My intention isn’t for memes to manipulate people by shutting down critical thinking. My hope is that they spark a line of thought that might not have happened otherwise. And that critical thinking follows, whether it ultimately leads someone to agree with me or not.

I don’t want memes to turn off people’s critical thinking ... I want them to turn it on.

To this I say:

There is a stark difference between propaganda and truth.

I’d like to think the memes I post, and my frens post are waking people up through truth.

Like when we point out through a meme that a mask doesn’t stop the smallest particles from escaping the mask. That breathing into a mask traps gunk that is better breathed out into the air and that wearing a mask drops your blood oxygen level by about 4% thus making you weaker against sickness.

I used to be staunchly anti-war. Used to protest against it here and there and put up memes against various governments and advertise what I thought was a false flag.

But these days looking back in history, war has always been with us. Sure we’ve fallen for the psyop of WWI and WWII and the rules based order that came out of it. How the Nazi’s who were supposedly defeated went on to infiltrate all governments, intelligence agencies, corporate boards, educational systems and on and on so they could implement a neofeudal global state. Complete with all the solar panels, wind farms, and managed decline of all humans.

I’m talking about the City of London and their globalist banking powers.

I never thought I would see the day where the US would take over the BRICS nations, cooperate with them and root out the globalist disease. But I think that is exactly what is happening.

Buckle in kids. The memes will keep flowing. The machine will come down. What you see isn’t always what is happening behind the scenes. Is it a psyop? Sure. But if it means we live in a world of abundance instead of managed decline, then that’s a world I want to live in.

There’s nothing more essential than that.

-Ratio

Heavenly Father:

We pray for the strength to keep going in this life. Lord, we fall at your feet knowing that you have created all things. All people. And given us everything we ever had, or will have. Lord I pray you watch over the families of my readers and heal them from whatever sickness, strife, and worry they have. Lord see them through to another day and finally Lord God may some of them who are too weak, pray to the Lord Jesus Christ for Salvation, giving it to them in any manner that they ask so they can know you.

In Christ’s name we pray, Amen and Amen!