I write a lot about how the democratic party fits into the drama triangle so well. They are the party proposing the largest government involvement in our lives - they want the government to be their savior. But that doesn’t mean people who lean more right, politically speaking, don’t fall into this trap of wanting a savior too.
So what game is Musk playing? WEF decoy? Going solo? Aiming for the presidency? How and with what do you motivate yourself after being the wealthiest man on the planet and achieving so much?
Look at Bill Gates. He has so much money and power, and he can't simply retire and enjoy his life. Most of us probably think all would be good if we were that rich. We assume we will live in peace for the rest of our lives. Watching these hyperactive billionaires running around like mad cows should prove that money is not doing it.
It is not because no matter how rich, we will realise that our money or power will or can prevent the unhappy ending to every life: Decay and death. That's where spirituality comes in for many - with varying degrees of success.
Or maybe, for some, straight wisdom and self-honesty and acceptance, which has only one direction: Living more and more in the moment, fully realising our incredible insignificance with a loud heat-felt laugh and shake of the head about our human stupidity.
I think he wants to help save the world through actions. He may not like censorship because it causes people to not hear criticism which means we all make weaker arguments but he still is afraid of people like Alex. I think he also has a little hate in his heart concerning Alex, and so he views Alex as a "persecutor."
As they say, an actions speaks much louder than words. We will see. I also wonder if Musk is the beginning of the inevitable: The big powerful greedy guys turning against each other eventually. Greed and power is a bottomless hole. It has to be fed. When the population is drained where do I feast next? This WEF alliance will not last because it is not based on love. Professional cycling demonstrates it beautifully. When a number of riders attack and escape the main group they form an alliance called breakaway. They work together beautifully, evenly sharing the work. Then comes that point when they near the finish and their gap appears big enough and they think they will not be caught. The elite riders defeated all the others. But now, each of them wants to win. 2nd means almost nothing in professional cycling. And they start to attack each other relentlessly. More often than not, they get so consumed about winning that no-one wants to ride at the front anymore as it gives significant shelter and energy savings to all the others. More often than not, their margin to the main group gets obliterated in the last kilometres. The last ones often get caught in the last kilometer of the race. Despite knowing that the main bunch is approaching fast, they still rather loose everything than go to the front to bring it home because of the great liklyhood that one of their escape companion will out-sprint them from out of the slipstream. So most of the time they all lose because each of them wants to win. I can see a similar scenario play out with the WEF crowd. These greedy shady bastards will be scared about each much more than us, the main bunch.
In regard to Elon Musk refusing to allow Alex Jones back on twitter "My firstborn child died in my arms. I felt his last heartbeat. I have no mercy for anyone who would use the deaths of children for gain, politics or fame."
So what game is Musk playing? WEF decoy? Going solo? Aiming for the presidency? How and with what do you motivate yourself after being the wealthiest man on the planet and achieving so much?
Look at Bill Gates. He has so much money and power, and he can't simply retire and enjoy his life. Most of us probably think all would be good if we were that rich. We assume we will live in peace for the rest of our lives. Watching these hyperactive billionaires running around like mad cows should prove that money is not doing it.
It is not because no matter how rich, we will realise that our money or power will or can prevent the unhappy ending to every life: Decay and death. That's where spirituality comes in for many - with varying degrees of success.
Or maybe, for some, straight wisdom and self-honesty and acceptance, which has only one direction: Living more and more in the moment, fully realising our incredible insignificance with a loud heat-felt laugh and shake of the head about our human stupidity.
I think he wants to help save the world through actions. He may not like censorship because it causes people to not hear criticism which means we all make weaker arguments but he still is afraid of people like Alex. I think he also has a little hate in his heart concerning Alex, and so he views Alex as a "persecutor."
As they say, an actions speaks much louder than words. We will see. I also wonder if Musk is the beginning of the inevitable: The big powerful greedy guys turning against each other eventually. Greed and power is a bottomless hole. It has to be fed. When the population is drained where do I feast next? This WEF alliance will not last because it is not based on love. Professional cycling demonstrates it beautifully. When a number of riders attack and escape the main group they form an alliance called breakaway. They work together beautifully, evenly sharing the work. Then comes that point when they near the finish and their gap appears big enough and they think they will not be caught. The elite riders defeated all the others. But now, each of them wants to win. 2nd means almost nothing in professional cycling. And they start to attack each other relentlessly. More often than not, they get so consumed about winning that no-one wants to ride at the front anymore as it gives significant shelter and energy savings to all the others. More often than not, their margin to the main group gets obliterated in the last kilometres. The last ones often get caught in the last kilometer of the race. Despite knowing that the main bunch is approaching fast, they still rather loose everything than go to the front to bring it home because of the great liklyhood that one of their escape companion will out-sprint them from out of the slipstream. So most of the time they all lose because each of them wants to win. I can see a similar scenario play out with the WEF crowd. These greedy shady bastards will be scared about each much more than us, the main bunch.
In regard to Elon Musk refusing to allow Alex Jones back on twitter "My firstborn child died in my arms. I felt his last heartbeat. I have no mercy for anyone who would use the deaths of children for gain, politics or fame."
https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1594529035622965248