Mass Hysteria, Madness And Feminism

By Jan Deichmohle:

History of Mass Hysteria

An early occurrence of a new form of irrationality was surfacing in the age of ‚enlightenment’, when a mob was yelling (rather unenlightened) “Hang to the lanterns, who has a handkerchief!”, and “Hang to the lanterns, who hasn’t got horny skin!”.[i] The people who had soft skin, faced the danger to get lynched.[ii] On the picture above, women lead an armed march of revolutionaries.

Symbol of the French Revolution was an allegorical Marianne, portrayed swinging the tricolour during street fighting. When women and children, the whole family are involved in ideologies, this results in radicalisation. What had been rather a peripheral matter and aberration before, was transformed into a principle, the foundation of a systematically spread hysteria, and was spread along with ideological world views, closed in itself.

Before MGTOW There Were MMGTOW

By Doug Mortimer: So what were MMGTOW?  That’s my ad hoc acronym for Mountain Men Going Their Own Way.  Having coined it, I now abandon it, as Mountain Men Going Their Own Way is a redundancy.  By definition, mountain men always went their own way.

The mountain man was a peculiarly American phenomenon (though some were Canadian and a few were European-born), and their golden age lasted only a couple of decades (roughly 1820 to 1840).  Though of humble birth, the mountain man was the point man of the American nation as it marched westward across the continent.  The famed phrase “Manifest Destiny,” however, did not become popular till after the mountain man’s heyday.
Historian Frederick Jackson Turner emphasized the importance of the frontier not just as a place but as a concept in American culture.  Even today, we often hear of some luminary described as a pioneer in one pursuit or another.  Famously, the brief administration of John Fitzgerald Kennedy was popularly known as the New Frontier.

Is This Controlled Demolition All Over Again?

'Once a left -leaning paper with a progressive orientation, the Guardian is now openly funded by Bill & Melinda Gates. It shamelessly operates as a mouthpiece for George Soros.'

By ex-Jew Gilad Atzmon: For years Eco-Enthusiasts, both activists and scientists, have been telling us that the ‘party’ will come to an end. The planet we are stuck on can’t take it for much longer, it is getting too crowded and unbearably warm. Most people didn’t take any real notice of the situation and for a reason. This planet, we tend to think, isn’t really ‘ours,’ we were thrown onto it and for a limited time. Once we grasp the true meaning of our  temporality, we begin to acknowledge our terminality.  ‘Being in the world’ as such is often the attempt to make our ‘life-time’ into a meaningful event.

America Is Drowning In Problems

By Dr. Paul Craig Roberts: Washington is picking yet another fight with China. On top of the trade war we now have the coronavirus war.  China is accused of being responsible for the virus by withholding information about it.  Some in Washington want to make China pay for the cost of the virus by reneging on US debt held by China in the form of US Treasuries.
What information about coronavirus is China supposed to have withheld? 
That China was doing coronavirus research?  How could this information have been withheld when the US State Department knew about it, the N.I.H. was funding it, and US scientists were complaining about the danger?
That coronavirus was ravaging Wuhan?  How was this information withheld when it was in the media every day?

Sweden Has COVID Beat, Leaving Everyone Who Locked Down With Egg On Their Face

'We’re no longer just the bad boy of corona – the jumped-up little country that
refused to accept lockdown'

“Polls show that more than 50 per cent think they have had coronavirus or that they will get it”

By Fredrik Erixon: The culture of social distancing does strange things to us. A few weeks ago I got an invitation to an offline work dinner, and I can’t remember the last time I had such a sudden rush of joy. Even if life in Sweden over the past two months have been surprisingly normal, the truth is that we all have hunkered down a bit. Many of us have worked from home. The first two weeks, I admit, felt as life in remission – like a sudden gift of time. But then we all sunk into the apathy of having our life on hold.

How Governments Are Hunting The Infected

'MEDICAL MARTIAL LAW'

Corbett:

"What could possibly go wrong?"