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A Way to Communicate

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It’s not all about words. How we use them, convey them and understand them, there is also much more that goes into it. Facial expressions, energy, intention and approach. We already know just words can be and are used for purpose, as discussed in Words and Meaning and Crafty, but as a general tool needed in everyday life, it seems many overlook their potential, and power when it comes to society.

People with charisma, often noted as being able to say almost anything at all, if you do it in a charismatic way. So, it is their presence that gives words something extra, their delivery and timing. Often to great effect.

Passive aggressive comments and actions – for people who don’t know how to approach a conversation, situation or because they are trying to control the atmosphere and want people to either respond, or be dominated by their words. The ones who sigh under their breath, make comments to thin air, but expect anyone within earshot to say something or ask about their plight. Who clatter around in a rageful way, but act surprised when questioned what their problem might be. In fact, not just surprised, but offended. Look at me, don’t look at me kind of thing.

Shouting at people, not quite as effective as some people think. You may indeed get your basic point across, but often it is invalidated by the approach. Trying to let someone know how you feel, by making them feel bad, isn’t a good approach, and shouting is a good way to let them know a few things as well. Firstly, that you are not in control of your emotions, and once someone has lost control and started down that route, unfortunately trying to talk to them normally doesn’t work. So, you get dragged into shouting back in order to even be able to ‘talk’ to them. And secondly, they are being disrespectful towards you by raising their voice and using aggressive tactics.

How to Win Friends and Influence People – a book by Dale Carnegie. And one I was recommended to read many years ago. I enjoyed it very much, but already worked out certain things along the way just through paying attention. Being aware of the ways in which you approach things and people, you can end up getting the best out of people and situations, as I thought you were meant to. Yet some people get so very stuck in their ways, and believe others are the issue, or the obstacle holding them back. Not quite realising that it is they who are the obstruction, to their own life running a bit more smoothly. The internet having much to look at when it comes to interactions and how people decide to conduct themselves in a somewhat public setting, looked at in the article Putting Your Best Foot Forward. Where you do get to see the best and the worst of people, but only in words and in a well thought out and packaged format. And occassionally with a video and a face to emote what they want to, but not the full package of expressions you would expect when in person. Where you can see for yourself, and you can also feel for yourself. That skill we have of reading energy is stronger in person, and maybe part of the reason online is encouraged so much. For dating, education, finance, emotions, health, work, friendships and more. It diminishes part of our abilities to evaluate people properly, which for many is already impaired or non-existent.

When it comes to understanding people though, I have found certain quotes along the way have also been of great help, just to know that others have observed and encountered the same thing. And then went on to so eloquently explain the problem or lack or reasoning occurring in the conversational counterpart.

“She had lost the art of conversation but not, unfortunately, the power of speech.” ~George Bernard Shaw~

“I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.” ~Alan Greenspan~

And it’s easy to get confused, with different meanings, intentions and interpretations of things. Which is why I think it is so important to be able to discuss, in a constructive way, what those differences or misunderstanding are. And if not, then just stop talking, and go your own merry way…

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A Costly Life, or a Profitable Death?

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The sun still shines, mostly, people still go about their day, if they can, and we all get dragged along behind the large and never-ending gravy train that is Britain. A hub of all sorts of activities, like Mos Eisley perhaps, where those words occasionally echo through my mind when watching the politicians “You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy”. Although, we know there are other Hives around the world, so we are not unique, or alone with the feeling I believe.

But the latest twists and turns of this dark path we are on really do seem to be revealing a very twisted and buckled mentality at the helm. Which we have already been witness to, and have been for more decades that we might like to admit, but it’s out there in the open now for all to see. My articles, It Looked Sinister, and More than Sinister started to look at a more recent side of it, with others like It’s Big Business and What Are We Worth? also looking at how much incentive there is for corporations to be so intimately involved in all aspects of your life.

With new and innovative ways to take people out of the processes of Life. From starting your journey in a external pod, already mentioned in Pod Life and Pod Life 2, you can now end it there too with a Death Pod. Seemingly desperate to remove humans from the human processes of creating and growing other humans. Quite an odd and destructive move, but seems to be what they would like. And they keep Tightening The Screw on society and the mentality of people, to convince them of what they want them to think. That the cost of living is too much of a strain, so look to an affordable death instead, which of course, someone else is Making Money from Misery and would like to continue, and look to find more elaborate ways to do it. It also helps them to keep people horrified and arguing, arguing morality and legality while they carry on with their Rather Dark Enterprises.

Continued talk and laws for assisted suicide, now also pushing full term abortions with no questions and no consequence. Which should make anyone realise they are handing you the rope to hang yourself, because then they don’t have to believe they are part of it. Like other things recently, a large emphasis being put on ‘it’s your decision’ and ultimately it is. Because just as discussed in That’s The Ticket, it’s like they need you to volunteer, to hand yourself and your offspring over willingly as a sacrifice. You can’t be taken, you must give yourself. Which is why perhaps the coercion tactics are so heavy, the psychological propaganda relentless, to those who are still wavering, or are undecided. In Dante’s Inferno, the entrance to hell was the Vestibule, filled with the undecided, who’s punishments were to be stung by hornets and to chase an unanchored banner, symbolizing a lack of action and indecisiveness. And sometimes it is good to wait to make a decision, and not be forced, but if the indecision lasts too long, then it leaves more room for it to last, or for it be taken as you need assistance with it. Doubt can help you or hinder you, and sometimes it can be a good thing to have others to assist. Just make sure you know the motive and incentive of anyone offering you that ‘help’ to decide…

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If Your Name’s Not Down

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An older version slightly of ‘computer says no’, where it was used for comedy effect here and there and for a mocking attitude to go with it.

“If your name’s not down, you’re not coming in” was how the saying went as I remember, to denote that you are excluded, not on the list, not part of it. With it always being shown as a glitzy club or event, where only the ‘elite’ were allowed and everyone else just got to watch and want to be part of it. Well, not everyone, but it was meant to make you want to be part of it.

With that updated bit of ‘computer says no’, well, that really does seem like a foreshadowing now. Or perhaps that was part of the prep, to get us used to the idea that a computer will be the ultimate decider for you, with an automated person to push the buttons. And to get us to laugh at it, almost to soften the blow later on when it starts moving in, our memories and training towards it make us vaguely acknowledge it, but humour distracts us from its real objective. Make it more palatable, more acceptable and familiar, and then convince you it’s necessary. Despite having warning signs and footage from other countries where they are a bit further along in that digital dream of someone else, and more of a developing nightmare for others.

And here we find ourselves, with another round of ‘for your safety’ used to try and further that digital nightmare they paint as a dream. Everything running smoothly, everyone smiling and happy in their 15-minute towns owning nothing, sharing, caring and… not working clearly. As they seem to have omitted that part of their strange little scheme, what people will actually do. Not that I think working is something we should have to do, but as they say, the devil makes work for idle hands, I do think people need to have a purpose, be busy, and contribute to the bigger picture of humanity and nature. And unfortunately, in these current times, there seems to be a drive to take away much from people. Their time, money, stability, future, employment, status, identity and whatever else they can think of to strip you of while you live, stand and breath.

Many have been warning of Digital ID trying to muscle its way into society, through various methods, back doors and sneaky manoeuvres by the powers that be. To steer mentality where they would like it, so people accept the technological prison that awaits. I have discussed it at length in many articles, mostly covered in Monitoring Compilation, and countless people have tried to flag it up as an impending issue. To freedoms, health and society as a whole. Making people think things need to be more efficient, transparent and traceable, and that the ones who tout it, will be beholden to it. They will not, just as they aren’t beholden to any of the current laws and rules, breaking them and ignoring them on a daily basis, it not hourly. Corruption, thievery and all sorts of degenerate behaviour, all hiding behind suits and pay checks. Although not so much hiding anymore, kind of in plain sight and as if they are so giddy with greed, they don’t even know or care that we see it. Like an dirty pair of pants that is sticking out of your trouser leg while you strut around thinking you are all that, the government are the trousers, and the politicians are the pants.

And like the greedy little thieves that they are, they can’t help being In Your Pocket, helping themselves to what they have deemed themselves entitled to. Always scheming about how to keep that all in place, now with more hands in the cookie jar than it can take, although it seems that magic money tree mentioned in Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees is at their disposal. So, of course, being able to monitor and control your every moment, would need to follow as they have exhausted their previous avenues of tracking your life and taking your time and money. But it doesn’t seem as though it’s just about money, it feel far more intrusive, invasive and involved than that as we can see in society and what we used to call communities. It seems they will do whatever they can to achieve their exact goal, with many speculations on what that might be. But what does seem clear, is that what we were meant to view as calm and stable times on this island, have now reached an end and we are entering a new time…

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