Is indifference and hostility to life a leadership requirement?

An allied question: do elites plan to supersede Nature with a technocratic, synthetic substitute?

I believe the answer to both questions is yes.

And at the core, this plan is based on the premise that humans are simply a group species, a mass, a biological eruption that occurred on Earth at some point in the past, like fleas or ants.

One human is of no importance to elites. The human race, as if animals in a lab destined for torture and experimentation, can be changed, added to, subtracted from, right down to their DNA, and all the way up to their brains.

The outcome would be “better humans.” The meaning of better is “controllable.” Not merely controllable here and there, now and then, but always and all the time. Exactly as machines are controllable.

Introduce genetic alteration into all species of life. Plants and animals. If GMO science is unpredictable and harmful, when it comes to food crops, oh well, try a different pattern of genetic insertion and see what that brings. It’s all an experiment, and eventually, something better will come of it.

If drilling down into the earth and injecting chemicals, to bring up fuel for civilization results in mass poisoning and unpredictable cracks in the planet, or if nuclear power plants leak and spew radiation all over the world, or if seeding the sky with chemicals and metals ends up debilitating populations, or if drugging the inhabitants of the planet with medicines kill millions of people every year…so be it. Just another glitch or two in The Experiment.

There is no such thing as “a human being” or “a tiger” or “a rose.” There are only mass species that roil and struggle to survive, and those species can be changed.

As a physicist at Livermore Labs blithely told PR chief Bill Perry, in the 1980s, when Perry asked him why he needed more research funding for hydrogen bombs, “You don’t understand, Bill, this is a physics and math problem.”

What’s called transhumanism is the overall effort to improve on Nature by trying out numerous recombinations and innovations.

“Let’s assume we can hook up a human brain to a giant artificial brain (computer) and thus create a superhuman. Then let’s do it, because, what difference does it make? We can keep trying it with different experimental parameters and see what comes of it. After all, we have lots of brains and they’re all disposable.”

As I’ve written before, and will continue to write: this Grand Experiment, in all its aspects, is the obvious outcome of Philosophic Materialism.

That philosophy, whether stated completely or merely implied, holds that all life is biological and chemical, there is nothing else, there is only the ocean of lifeless particles flowing through the universe.

There is no such thing as freedom, there is no such thing as consciousness, there is no such thing as imagination. These are ideas born from delusion fostered in the brain, and the brain must be reprogrammed to operate more effectively.

People perceive they have problems and troubles? That’s a brain defect. Try out a hundred, a thousand new (toxic) medicines, change DNA a thousand different ways, rewire the synapses, beam electromagnetic impulses into the brain. Sooner or later, humans will stop thinking they have problems, and therefore, they’ll be content, regardless of external circumstances.

This is the goal. Reprogram the human race to achieve overall mediocre contentment, regardless of what is happening in the world.

Great joy? Ecstasy? Freedom? Resistance? Surpassing love? The power to create truly majestic futures?

Wipe them all out. Those are the impediments to progress.

But…

There is a joker in the deck. The wild card.

And that wild card isn’t, to begin with, “the mass of humanity.”

It’s you.

What you can discover in yourself, what is always there, waiting, what you were born with and what you will be born with again. The imagination to create something different and the power to make it happen in the world.

All the propaganda on Earth can’t dissolve that—not even the propaganda you invent to limit and define yourself.

No, I’m not talking New Age rainbows here. I’m talking rock-bottom power, from which many flee, armed with an endless supply of excuses and rationalizations.

Power.

It never goes away, like it or not.

This is the real nightmare. Not goblins and monsters.

The real nightmare is that, underneath the nice and accommodating surface of social performance, that creative power is sitting and waiting for you to call it up, to enlist it, to use it, to throw off this planet-of-control and reinstate life-force to its prime position.

And in their own way, the elites are aware of that.

That’s why they spend trillions to install transhumanism. That’s why they’ve been working ceaselessly, since the dawn of time on this world, to make mind control pay off.

That’s why, at night, they dream of you. You, awake at last, seeing things as they are, beyond the material, beyond the slogans of the day, riding at them and beyond them with full power.

Jon Rappoport