Election Karma

[kimberlysteele]

I won’t pretend to be an expert on socioeconomic policy and the rule of nations: I am not. The sorts of observations I am about to make are potentially ill-informed and wrong and I fully admit it. To get straight to the point, I believe the US got the election it deserved in the last months of the year 2022. Analysts who don’t suffer from imbalances of temerity seem to agree it was a wash with neither side of the coin (notice it’s the same exact coin) prevailing, which suggests the Recession the US finds itself in may turn into the Depression I predicted after all.

Many Americans believe the 2022 elections were stolen by the Democrats in much the same way the 2020 elections were stolen in order to install Biden. I am one of those Americans. I believe Democrats tried to steal 2016, but were content to rest on the laurels of their belief in Hillary Clinton only to have the rug ripped out from under them when Trump won. When I handed in my voting sheet in the city of Naperville, two polling assistants (both women) actually looked at the paper in my hand and sneered in disgust because they saw my vote for Trump. I should have raised a stink, but unfortunately I was not of the mind at the time. Trump lost in Illinois anyway, and I have no doubt in my mind it was due to election interference by early TDS sufferers such as the two government workers who illegally viewed my voting placard before I submitted it.

I predicted that Illinois would remain unchanged because of Democratic cheating in the 2022 elections and I was exactly right. Record numbers of people showed up at the polls to vote the Democrats out in my supposedly blue state: my parents tried to go to their local church three times to vote but ended up not voting at all. The lines were too long and neither one of them can stand on a hard floor for hours at a time. In Illinois, Democrats have proved that the only way they will loosen their chokehold on the state is when their heads are removed from their bodies via an axe or a guillotine. I’m sure that can be arranged, but I’d rather not be around when it happens.

Illinois, much like the rest of the States, remains at the mercy of the creepy globalist agenda of bug eating, electric car driving, TV watching, injection receiving, appliance renting, and politically correct pod living put forth by the World Economic Forum. Callous disregard for human rights and human life in general has been imported from China along with electronic doodads and plastic-cased convenience. I have benefited from the China-ization of the economy as much as anyone. The computer I type this on has quite a bit of Chinese rare earth minerals in it. This morning I trained my cats with a plastic clicker that was made in China. I am not innocent when it comes to using Chinese made stuff in my life by a long shot.

Karma is a B*tch

The US has been meddling in the affairs of other countries since the day it was born and arguably before that date in 1776. War hero General Smedley Butler was one of those military men who saw the harsh truth. When recalling his many tours, he observed:

I helped make Mexico, especially Tampico, safe for American oil interests in 1914. I helped make Haiti and Cuba a decent place for the National City Bank boys to collect revenues in. I helped in the raping of half a dozen Central American republics for the benefits of Wall Street. The record of racketeering is long. I helped purify Nicaragua for the international banking house of Brown Brothers in 1909-1912 (where have I heard that name before?). I brought light to the Dominican Republic for American sugar interests in 1916. In China I helped see to it that Standard Oil went its way unmolested. -Gen. Smedley Butler, War is a Racket

When our own republic was raked over the coals in 2020, the US got to experience what it is to have an incompetent (and incontinent, har de har) puppet installed as its face and leader, just as it has done countless times to other countries to benefit corporate interests. If the US is a bunch of rabid chimpanzees and fascism is poop, the chimpanzees just learned what happens when you throw poop. Sometimes the other chimpanzees throw it back in your direction, and sometimes their aim is decent and they hit the mark.

Kimberly Steele, Broken Record Player

I only speak for myself here, but I am going to suggest that voting in general is a joke, at least in blue states like Illinois. When I braved a windstorm a few Saturdays ago to vote early, I engaged in an act of futility. I will still vote as a gesture, but I am now at the point where I have completely divorced myself from the idea my vote makes a significant difference.

When a family has become completely dysfunctional, if a child wants to survive to healthy adulthood, she must learn to separate from the bickering parents and make a life according to her own ideals apart from them. I cannot influence my local politicians to stop pushing dangerous injections or to expose five year olds to gay pornography in the name of tolerance. What I can do is continue to work on my group for people who want to get around the dangerous injections. I cannot stop election fraud and also do what I believe I was meant to do in this incarnation.  I don't have that kind of time.  I can practice my instruments, record, and arrange more music.  I can plan tonight's dinner.  I can figure out ways to use less energy that don’t involve shooting myself in the foot by buying new Chinese-made doodads, such as putting insulated blinds on the windows, solar cooking, and rocket mass heaters. I can tune out my narcissist elders and go live my own life, and that’s what I suggest most people should do as well.  Make yourself strong and resilient.  Tune them out.  If they get in the way, quietly go around them.  

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is a great post Kimberly!

You express my feelings exactly. I am also trying the same solution as you: it's a combination of stoicism (focus on what we can change) and military strategy (fight them in a place and time picked by us not them).

The US empire has managed its population for a long time. First it was by simply giving them a share of the spoils. That is why in the 1950s a working class family in US with a single earner was living better than upper middle class do today, with less working hours and more family time, better schools and more upward mobility.

In the last 20 years, the main control method was saturation propaganda. They completely filled people's lives with lies, from MSM and movies to schools and workplaces. A big part was played by psyops designed to keep people in a state of fear and helplessness. This is a giant rabbithole but please read about "learned helplessness" and you will understand why for example all the medical authorities are constantly contradicting themselves while treating people like slaves.

By now, surprisingly, even propaganda has lost its power. So what's left?
If we look at the history of communism (or the French revolution), there is only one thing: terror.

So expect, the terrorist psyops to increase (all of the perpetrators will obviously be fascist trumpists).

But even that is not enough so real terror MIGHT become a reality. They have tested different approaches in EU Aus etc - what will it work in US? Will it be police beating people out because they dare go outside? FBI arresting parents when they complain about pedophile teachers? Or simply door to door purges a la Stalin?

Either way, I hope all americans remember this quote by Soljenitin:

“And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested A QUARTER OF THE ENTIRE CITY, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling with terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand?... The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt! If...if...We didn't love freedom enough. And even more – we had no awareness of the real situation.... We purely and simply deserved everything that happened afterward.”

[kimberlysteele]

Thank you, this is a great comment. When Pluto finally ends its long reign of influence in 2030 or so, I hope that learned helplessness will go with it. One group of people I have had to teach myself not to hate is doctors and other medical professionals. At best, most medics are clueless boobs who legitimately think they are helping patients by forcing masks on them and giving them anti-coagulants when MRNA spike proteins inevitably clog their veins and arteries from the quaxx. At worst, they are virtue-signaling human dildos who booty-shake (how does a dildo shake its own butt? Hmmm... 🤔🤔🤔) for TikTok and Heil Fauci with every new draconian issuance from the CDC. I was done with them back when I went vegan in 2010 and realized most of them couldn't care less about patient health just as long as they got their paychecks on time. Proof in the pudding is how they insist that drugs are always the way and get all butthurt when someone suggests that dietary improvements and exercise can ameliorate health conditions.

As far as the Solzhenitsyn quote, exactly. This American remembers it. I wasn't sure whether 2020 was going to go in a Stalinist direction. I was prepared if it did. Had a white suited goon arrived at my house with needles ready, I would have done horrific things to that person/people if given the upper hand. All he or she would have to do is step inside the door and I would take that intrusion as permission to unleash my latent serial killer on them. I would not give up until good and dead. I have a great deal of life force as well as people willing to follow me because of it. I believe I was a serial killer in a past life. It explains a great deal of my personality, at any rate. That instinct never goes away. A small group of people like me would see neo-Stalin's minions defecting or choosing death by firing squad rather than face the horror of what would go on in my basement. Part of me is glad they didn't try it. Another part of me is a little sad.

[(Anonymous)]

Hmm, I'd not realised Pluto's influence is ending in 2030. That may explain the bizarre insistence on 2030-related goals around various human enslavement-based activities, such as banning the sale of petrol powered cars (to be replaced with automated taxis which log your movements and electric cars that charge you by the mile, logged of course, by GPS) , ambitions on 'smart cities' (which again, track your every movement using apps and facial recognition), getting rid of cash, and other spurious environmental goals for logging carbon credits to track your purchases and everything being made by robots. It's difficult to see how vast banks of computer servers busily chugging through mountains of personal data could ever be seen as environmentally conscious, but then I'm not a politician.

Aside from just being an arbitrary round number, I'd also wondered if some sort of demonic bargain runs out then, or is due to be collected, hence the slightly panicked frenzy which these useless new technologies are being pushed out with. The Plutonic influence fading may explain it though.

Mr. Crow

[mr_nobody1967]

I wouldn't be surprised if Pluto's influence started suddenly collapsing once it moves into Aquarius, the sign ruled by revolutionary-humanitarian Uranus (2024). The time of Pluto's ascendency was from when it entered Cancer right around the time WWI was starting to when it entered Capricorn right after the Great Recession hit and almost collapsed the financial economy. Pluto in Capricorn, I think, has been characterized by Pluto trying to desperately cling to the sour fruits of its previous ascendancy, but only guaranteeing by its desperate and heavy-handed behavior that it will lose it all suddenly and completely at some point in the foreseeable future.