Reprint on breaking blackmail
Speaking of breaking the blackmail, here's an item I wrote back in November, before the current China-based blackmail started. It was relevant then, but now it's VASTLY more relevant.

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One of those single-episode leftovers at Archive.org. Like many cop shows of the '50s, it's oily and sanctimonious, packed with Complex Moral Conundra; but the ending is simple and important.

A man who works for a peculiar thing called a "News Paper" is doing what "News Paper Men" always did. He is trying to improve people's lives by revealing facts. I don't know if this "News Paper" was simply made up by the episode's authors or possibly existed at some time in the distant past. We have things with similar names now, but their job is the exact opposite. They ruin people's lives with violent lies.

Anyhow, this News Paper Man is working in a place called "San Francisco", which must also be an imaginary place. Again it seems to be the exact opposite of a similar place in the current world.

News Paper Man notices an event that doesn't fit the usual patterns, a genuine piece of Shannon information. A young Chinese man beats up his brother in public, outside of Chinatown. The community always keeps its troubles inside. If a trouble is big enough to spill out into non-China streets, it must be worth looking into.

Soon News Paper Man pulls together a set of seemingly unrelated events to find the big trouble. The new revolutionary government in China is extorting money from Chinese people all over America with letters claiming falsely that their relatives at home are sick or in trouble.

The crucial moment happens when News Paper Man is pressing the head of the Chinese Social Bureau, who knows and coordinates everything in Chinatown. (This part does have a current equivalent.) The head resists, following keep-it-quiet tradition, then finally decides that it's time to break the blackmail bubble by pouring out the information. He provides a complete list of people who have received letters, News Paper Man publishes the story, and the blackmail stops.

Sarc off. The part about breaking the blackmail bubble is a powerful fable that deserves to be told and heard now, even if we no longer have those News Paper thingamajigs.

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I'll only add that the Social Bureau, which I connected to Social Credit, now also connects to Social Distancing.

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Those old "news paper men" supposedly asked the classic Five Questions. Who, what, when, where, why.

What is obvious. Public health switched to public death.

When is also easy, if not quite precise. It's fairly clear that this blackmail threat struck around March 1. Before March 1, national and local "public health" officials were still using real public health, and the huge mechanism of public health was handling the epidemic smoothly and normally. The recommendations corresponded to experience and reality, with a proper understanding of viruses and immunity. After March 1, reality was replaced by holocaust. Viruses didn't change on March 1, and immunity didn't change on March 1. Viruses have been working the same way for a billion years, and animals have been fighting them for a billion years, developing an infinite variety of clever and effective tactics. What did change on March 1 was the political pressure applied to those officials.

Where is also easy. EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD, except for four countries and maybe three states. That's the crucial CONSTANTS AND VARIABLES question. What's different about those few places that resisted?

Who appears to be China, but could be Epstein or Soros or Bezos or some previously unknown force like space aliens. Deepstate (Epstein, Soros, Bezos) always tries to misattribute its actions, and the 'heat map' of strongest and longest lockdowns looks a lot like the areas of strongest Deepstate influence. Korea and Japan, two of the heroic unlocked exceptions, are strongly dependent on China but disconnected from the Epstein/Soros power structure. If China was the real driving force, I'd think Korea and Japan would have the strongest locks, not the weakest.

Why is completely unknown. I can't begin to guess. Simple psychopathic bloodlust? Or a Soros currency short? He has previously destroyed several countries and killed millions of people to gain a few billion dollars. Maybe he's getting close to the bucket and wants to finish his bucket list by shorting and destroying the whole world at once.

Labels: Constants and Variables, Jackboot stomping forever

  ¶ 11:47 PM