On The Loss Of Touch With Reality

We have discussed the issue of how MOMCOM deceit or propaganda is a deliberate program to remove reality from the trusting minds of the populace.

Deceit is a hostile act intended to result in a deceived mind, a mind detached from reality by way of that deceit.

The dysfunction in such official programs that are promoted by people who think they know best what others should know and not know, is that they even deceive themselves with such demented notions.

Anyone who thinks deceiving people has no consequences is demented, because the results are everywhere to be seen.

As an example, notice how MOMCOM fear-mongering affects educators in Atlanta, Georgia:

Shane Finn is 14 years old and a student at Ridgeview Charter School in Atlanta. His IQ is 75 and while an eight grader, functions at a third grade level.

Shane drew a couple of pictures of stick figures, one of them holding a gun pointed at the teacher stick figure.

One would think perhaps Shane Finn had issues with the teacher that likely could have been resolved with some counseling; however the mighty powers that be at his school have decided he should face terrorism charges — as in felony.

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Shane Finn has now been suspended from school and faces a school tribunal as well as felony charges for making a terrorist threat.

(Child's Art is Terrorism). So now al Qaeda has autism? Or are the authorities off their rocker because of all the industrial grade deceit they traffic in, which they affectionately call "spin"?

A demented person burns his scrotum, a depressed individual takes his SUV to town with what looks like mobile home parts in it ("a bomb"), and a kid with the mentality of a third grader draws a picture and every ditto head freaks out?

Is this dementia limited to The Keystone Complex?

No.

The foremost physicist Roger Penrose points out the widespread flights of fancy and deceit that now reach even into the scientific fields:

The greatest weirdness here is that it [quantum mechanics] doesn’t make sense. If you follow the rules, you come up with something that just isn’t right.

(Memes of Penrose). In the mental health field it has been pointed out that dementia is in fact contagious:

One tell tale sign of dementia is an inability to articulate or speak clearly.
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This national speech impairment has not gone unnoticed by the scientific community. One professor calls this doublespeak, and has written a book "Why No One Knows What Anyone Is Saying Anymore". He points out:

With doublespeak, banks don't have "bad loans" or "bad debts"; they have "nonperforming assets" or "nonperforming credits" which are "rolled over" or "rescheduled." Corporations never lose money; they just experience "negative cash flow," "deficit enhancement," "net profit revenue deficiencies," or "negative contributions to profits."

(William Lutz, Rutgers University). What is forgotten is that this propaganda is not harmless but is toxic ...

(Etiology of Social Dementia). It can often spread easier in groups where "groupspeak" tends to be the norm (e.g. "conservative group", "liberal group").

Of course that is not to say that groups are ipso facto bad, it is to say however, that groups that are healthy do not promote deceit.

Somebody take a message to the government and tell them that ecocide is the result of a disease of the mind, and that they need to improve the therapy then take gobs of it before nothing is left of civilization except marks on rocks, layers of strata, and piles of bones.