It's easier to fool someone, than to explain they have been fooled...

April Fool's Day special

What better day, than this first of April, to post this?

Someone wrote: “It is easier to fool someone than to explain they have been fooled.”

Years ago, I was guiding a Mexican friend through Brussels. We were walking in the underground part of the train station ‘Centraal Station’, also a metro hub. One neatly dressed gentleman had his suitcase open on a ledge against the wall, in a hallway adjacent to the main stair hall, checking for something.

As I walk towards that particular hall, I see how 2 other men stop, and ask the man for the time. The gentleman happily obliges, and lifts his arm to check his watch. Having a different view point, I see that a 3rd man sneaks up behind him, and grabs a camera out of the opened suit case, to which the gentleman had turned his back to answer the others.

I am stunned. I knew there were pick-pockets in the large cities, but I had never seen anything like that myself. The two men thanked the gentleman, and walk away, quickly joined by the third, who hid the camera under his opened shirt. The trio walked towards me, but instead of making way, I step towards the third.

Right in front of him, I pushed him back with one hand on his chest, stopping him in his tracks, as my other hand pointed at his shirt. At the time I was 20-something, and 6’5” tall, and in company of another friend, and the thief and his buddies immediately realized the gig was up, and he handed me the camera. Within seconds, the three men scattered in the crowd.

With the camera in my possession, I walked over to the gentleman, who was back leaning over his suitcase. I tapped his shoulder, and when he turned around I presented him the camera, and said “Sir, here is your camera back”. Surprised, the man put his hands up, and said “that is not mine, thank you.”

Did he think I was trying to sell him something? I then explained some guys took his from his suitcase, pointing at the open suitcase behind him. Half-convinced, he accepted the camera back, and I left right away, to find some police to notify them.

Several things to take away:

1) Being 6’5” helps. (And so does being 20-something: I am better trained now, but am not sure I would as easily confront 3 thieves I know nothing about).

2) People find it hard to accept right away that something bad has happened to them, that they have been fooled, especially when they don’t feel the immediate pain of the crime. And even more so when they didn’t notice themselves, for whatever reason.

Now, you might see where this is going…

To accept that there was such fraud as to steal the elections, or that we have been fed lies through a concerted psy-ops effort, or that there actually was such devious effort to develop cruel bioweapons, people need to accept, among other points:

1) They misjudged the perpetrators, and trusted them (on some level).

2) They did not notice.

3) The people and institutions they trusted, voted for, paid for, in politics and media, turn out to be untrustworthy, even criminal.

There is a personal shame factor, where they feel inadequate, fools, little children, naïve. And there is the shared shame factor: it is hard to admit that ‘your group’, in whatever way you identified with it, is not just factually wrong, but morally wrong. Cheated, even. And something that is very powerful: the idea that their world is collapsing: all they held sacred and true and good and trustworthy, is turned upside down. That is not possible! Not in America! We’re the good guys, right?

They have no idea what to trust or believe anymore, if they accept your premise of wrongdoing/fooling.

They feel shame on personal, social and worldview level. It touches their whole person and thinking!

So it is much easier to ignore the messenger, then to tackle the consequences head on, accepting they did not see, that they misplaced their trust, that nothing is as it seemed.

The only way to quickly and really break through that, is the most explicit evidence. Not an info dump that would take weeks and months to digest, however incriminating, exposing the whole cabal, as that would not do. (It would allow time for the other side to mount their counter, as well, to spin and deny and lie.)

The only option left, for a quick acceptance by the people, is something akin to a smoking gun, still in the hands of the shooter, while he says he did it, and planned it with X, Y, and Z. A 1 or 2 minute video, jolting and jarring, that shocks us all awake.

Or perhaps a picture of a man with an underage girl, family even, to shock the truth of complete moral deficiency, from which all the rest will follow, as it gets exposed, bit by bit, adding new elements to the moral corruption that very visually shocking image made people awake to…

First, however, there need to be that single piece that shocks the nation, to allow this complete reversal of fortune, to make America, as a whole, accept it and see the cabal, the deep state, exposed, as well as their figure heads.

Yes, some elements will resist and be violent, like all trapped animals would do, but they would do so anyway, even if nothing changes. Don’t waste time there, worrying about that.

Yet, so much evidence is coming out. Durham is steadily moving closer to more indictments (ask Brian Cates, for example, he’s a leading expert on this topic:

Durham Blows Up 5 Years Worth of False "Fact-Checking" By Fake News

Or the ‘Laptop from Hell’, with such incredibly discriminating material on for the whole Biden family, the Big Man included. Even the MSM has been forced to admit this laptop is real… Not because they wanted to, it destroys their line they’ve held for over years, protecting Joe Biden. Something is moving closer to indicting (possibly/likely Hunter) over material found in this laptop. This would be a bombshell going off.

At the same time, Russia is in Ukraine, collecting evidence on the labs. The problem with corruption is, that it attracts the wrong kind of people: immoral, lazy, cutting corners, unaccountable. There WILL be material left, her and there, against opsec requirements, as people think themselves untouchable, or simply don’t care beyond their own paycheck/hide, or are incompetent. This is not over, yet.

Main point is: the end is coming for them, as more and more people start seeing what is going on, as the cover of support for the elites is eroding very quickly. The landscape itself is being prepared, step by step.

The massive war for our minds, besides the aggressors that are coming for us, has it’s own defenders, and they are very hard at work. But that is for my 3rd installment in my series “The War for our Minds”, later this weekend.