Ready For Doom

I know why, but I can’t deny there seems to be a certain tone going around, of what is to come and the horrors that await us all in the future. As if Pinhead himself is holding the door to all of the torturous horror available, whispering “I have such sights to show you”, herding you in while issuing tickets at a rather costly price. It will only cost your soul.

It seems inevitable now apparently, that we are steered towards even big doom and disaster, primed, prepped and ready for it mentally. And some perhaps physically if we are to believe there is a generation of preppers out there. But why is that? I have already speculated on it in Prepped for Disaster, or Clever Programming? And it’s no secret that people have been pummelled with propaganda and ideals, of plans for the future by the corrupted institutions that have bought their way into people’s lives.

I can’t help thinking that the ‘ready for doom’ attitude really does help their cause, because then we may think there is no other path, or forget that we are capable of making new ones, on our own. We do not need it to be neatly laid out for us, and if it’s not yet clear, we don’t need a gardener to find it and uncover it. People are more useful than they realise sometimes, and don’t always understand their abilities and role in where we are. Instead sitting back and allowed the feeding tube to be put in, and the TV to be put on to keep their eyes busy, while the mind slowly dies, leaving the body and making it available for the Captains of Industry to harvest you. Imagine the couch potato vision we were given back in the day, fat, lazy people just doing the basic to get by, barely even walking to the fridge, just guzzling cheap food and watching cheap values on TV. To normal people, that would seem a waste of a life, limiting your health, imagination, body and soul. But to the controllers, that is where the money is – for them. Because while to us they do not do much and don’t really contribute to what we think society needs, they create an awfully large customer base for the marketers. Selling clothes, food, medications, fantasy and a future where you don’t need to think or do, you can just be. Well, that’s all gone horribly wrong now it seems.

America was the blueprint it would seem, ruin the population and create vast amounts of hatred, then systematically cripple the economy, but small pockets at a time so they don’t really notice. Taxes here, regulations there, different rules for different states so that each one falls in line with the locking down of people’s lives. Blue and red, black and white, left and right. Having people so divided and wanting to ‘win’, they lose sight of what it is they are supposed to be winning, instead preferring to tear down their opponent and then ride the waves of ego that seem to follow. My dad’s bigger than your dad has raged quite out of control, hasn’t it?

With various mechanisms of control, the illusion of modern society and democracy held up for a while, but is quickly souring. Dysfunction and corruption are firmly leading the way now, yet it is being portrayed as an innovation for the future, but seems more like a fantasy dystopian storyboard on the surface. Sort of reminding me of the series Lost, where it seems to have so much promise at first, a great idea executed well, then as time went on it started to become haphazard and somewhat fall apart, losing itself in it’s own ridiculousness. And that’s why it seems to me, that although it would appear the vast net to capture the world is in place, I suspect that it is only how it appears and great effort is put in to maintain that appearance. Same with the doom and gloom mantra, worse is coming, expect more carnage, disaster is round the corner etc, that constant stream of foreboding conditioning being repeated, recycled and reused depending on their next project. And the people are very good at grabbing onto that and running with it, amplifying it, almost as if we have become so good at playing their game, we have learnt to condition ourselves for them…

(c) K Wicks

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