THE FOUR RED PILLS
The four red pills : part 1
This is my first attempt to write down what I think I have learnt over the years after searching for the truth about that nagging feeling that I have had ever since I saw the first matrix movie and before the movie came out and coined the term the red pill. Which scared the crap out of me as at the time I was smoking loads of weed and computers were just becoming the norm.
What can I say, every time I thought I got a handle on one red pill then I stumbled upon another?
I thought that I really had a problem due to my upbringing, maybe it was me, maybe I had problems with my mind due to smoking cannabis, I can honestly say that I do not miss smoking weed anymore, it has been over 14 years now that I do not do substance abuse, like weed, drink, or shot drinks.
So rather then go on about how I got to here, I will just list the 4 separate red pills that I discovered and what effect they had on me.
1) Monetary system: Zeitgeist the movie (this explained the monetary system although tried to make you believe that there is no god, this may or may not be true, but people need faith and good guidelines and morals – https://youtu.be/pTbIu8Zeqp0
The petrodollar, federal reserve and the language used to mask old and nefarious propaganda agencies. Secret organisations and the elite groups, such as the Rothchild’s, Rockefellers, etc
2) Mgtow: (men going their own way). This was the one that has probably had more influence on the way my life has gone due to being blue pilled. 100 years of feminism, lobbyist’s, victim nature being used as a control mechanism, and emasculating of men and feelings of not being enough.
3) Statism: the belief in politics, ideologies and group think.
4) Language: and mind control. Persuasion, projection, subversion,
Qanon: how to research and how to identify language for the purposes of control.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4sh_T3wo28&feature=youtu.be
These four subjects are vast and not just to be thought of as snippets of info, I have spent almost 14 years going from one to the other to sometimes combinations and sometimes all 4 together which seem to finally fit and seem to make sense.
I have looked at philosophers, writers, history, factual documents, and so much more to try to get to grips with what freedom means.
So, what have I learnt from all this knowledge, well it can be summed up in 2 paths of life?
1) Patience and understanding
2) Not seeking validation from anyone.
That is, it. Quite simple after all that time of reading and watching and listening and understanding.
No one can make you do anything if you chose to not want to do it.
We live in a society that we did not create, and we can only be responsible for our own actions.
In a western society such as England, where you do have freedoms up to a point, if you choose to live here, then there are rules.