Her voice wasn’t coarse and despite being a bit misguided and frightened, appeared to be relatively healthy. If that’s the case, what is she doing in the grocery store? She didn’t appear sick. Her reply was at once, both hilarious and disturbing. Influenza, after all, is a coronavirus as is the common cold.
I told the woman I was not contagious and just a few years ago it was common knowledge that people would get sick from the flu every year. I have reached the point, a long time ago mind you, where I can no longer take any of this seriously, and I begin to wonder if people have any interest in defending what little freedom of thought remains in our country. I was already at least three feet away from her when I grabbed my item, but she felt the need to put on this little show. Another individual, when I reached down to grab a package of shredded cheese, jumped back as if I had just threatened her with a gun.
He was scared to death to walk down the aisle I was in and deliberately avoided doing so, despite the open space and me being the only one in the lane. He was at least twenty years older than me, putting him at around seventy or so. For instance, one man saw me standing in an aisle all alone. What left me feeling so disillusioned was the behavior of some of the people. The store was relatively packed, and I was, maybe, one of three or four shoppers not wearing a face covering. Even though the site has long become a familiar one, we have been dealing with the issue of Covid for over two years now, seeing most shoppers wearing facemasks left me feeling, shall we say, disheartened and deeply concerned about the state of our nation. I have been at home all week recovering from carpal tunnel surgery and this was the first time I had been out since. It was earlier in the morning than when I usually go. Basically, the subverter (Russia) would look to destabilize every one of those areas in the United States, considerably weakening it.I was in my local grocery store the other day. During this two-to-five-year period, asserted Bezmenov, what matters is the targeting of essential structural elements of a nation: economy, foreign relations, and defense systems. Once demoralization is completed, the second stage of ideological brainwashing is “destabilization”. We have become a society of polarized tribes, with some people flat out rejecting facts in favor of narratives and opinions. It’s hard not to see in that the state of many modern Americans. That’s the of the situation of demoralization.” When a military boot crashes his balls then he will understand. Even if I shower him with information, with authentic proof, with documents, with pictures even if I take him by force to the Soviet Union and show him concentration camp, he will refuse to believe it, until he a kick in his fan-bottom. “A person who was demoralized is unable to assess true information. “As I mentioned before, exposure to true information does not matter anymore,” said Bezmenov. In what is perhaps a most striking passage in the interview, here’s how Bezmenov described the state of a “demoralized” person:
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