The Rush to Misjudgment

People need to take self-responsibility for their own lives, and employ more critical thinking, instead of falling for demagogues and hysterical manipulators

Regarding so-called crisis actors and Sandy Hook, things are not necessarily always exactly as they appear. While the person speaking in the video seems to be incongruent, considering the tragedy that they supposedly have just experienced, there’s a few things to say. First, it is somewhere around five years ago, at least, that I began noticing a very strange phenomenon.

I found it bizarre and startling that people who had just experienced the loss of a loved one, usually by murder, a gang shooting, some type of huge tragedy, etc., were quite willing to answer questions by the media. As soon as a microphone was shoved in their face, and a camera was on, they’d answer any and all questions posed to them at a time when a… “normal” human being would be overcome with grief.

Perhaps because black and Hispanic communities are, by and large, more affected by such tragedies, it seems they dependably respond to what I think is the invasive media. Though not necessarily without some anger, sorrow, grief, etc., they willingly answer questions from strangers about what would feel like an unbearable loss of a loved one.

I think I understand now, to some degree, how this phenomenon has occurred. Over the past several decades, many people have come to believe that any kind of fame, notoriety, appearance in the media, etc., is the highest form of human attainment. This, along with all other forms and effects of numbing and dumbing down the populace, have contributed to the cheapening of human life, something which is now not only now an American phenomenon.

Add to the mix overpopulation, increased single-parenting (usually mothers), an ever-worsening economy, environmental degradation, etc., and a dehumanizing effect has occurred, suffusing the human consciousness with meaninglessness and individual inconsequentiality. This seems to me to be often ubiquitous in non-affluent minority communities.

But even if my layman social observations are correct, how would it relate to the seemingly incongruous behavior of an apparently middle-class white parent who ostensibly just suffered an ultimate loss, the murder of their child?

The factor here that strikes me the most is the rush to judgment by those who, like myself, may not be trained and clinically qualified observers and analysts of human behavior under such extreme conditions. But people often do strange things when in some state of shock that is out of the ordinary for them.

It also ties in with the underlying opportunism that various conspiracy theorists, like Alex Jones, are willing to employ in their rush to judgment, in order also to exploit his audience, preying on their characteristic lack of thinking for themselves, of not thinking deeply about complex situations, and who want quick, sensationalized opinions to justify their own impulsive reactions.

I would assume that Jones’ audience is primarily white, lower-middle to lower class, and who, in the past, were seemingly less frequently being victimized in the same way that occurs in many minority communities, i.e. daily killings of young males, as well as many more victims – men, women and children – who are the accidental collateral damage of gang violence and crime. But with the ever-increasing mass shootings in the country over the past few years, where more whites are also the victims, interviews with white parents and relatives may be happening more frequently. I don’t know for certain.

But since these ever more frequent mass and often random shootings occur across the socio-economic spectrum, certain behaviors and ways of speaking, etc., not usually associated with higher-economic level people will be present too. There may still be questions about why people who may be – correctly or incorrectly – often perceived as more guarded in their public speech and display of emotions would also be willing to make public statements to the media so soon after such a tragedy.

But while all of this can be discussed and considered, what about…Alex Jones? So far, I haven’t seen people ask why, with the vast amount of money Jones admits to making despite his declaring bankruptcy – while still relentlessly pitching his products and playing upon the sympathies of his supporters – didn’t Jones spend a few thousand dollars and hire some private detectives to get actual evidence that the reported shootings never happened, that the purported families, dead children, etc., didn’t exist, and every other necessary detail that any…responsible journalist and investigator would be required to do before they set the media ablaze with the theories he presented as facts?

I personally have no certain knowledge of the true facts. But Jones now was certain enough to offer belated apologies to people he admits are the actual parents, of the actual children, actually killed, during this actual massacre.

What a guy.

When the true facts come out about the singularly authentic Billy Meier UFO contacts and information regarding UFOs, COVID-19, the environmental destruction, overpopulation, the coming US civil wars, WW III, etc., etc., and that Alex Jones – just like the MSM – was long provided and well aware of, but suppressed and censored it for his own profit, celebrity, cultic, religious God-is-in-charge delusions, right-wing, pseudo-patriotic, misplaced Trump-embracing, civil-war promoting, agenda, what will his uncritically thinking defenders have to say?

Speaking of Billy Meier, who unarguably knows more about anything of significance than Alex Jones, have you ever seen Meier blustering, fuming and sweating, making fevered pitches to raise money for anything, let alone to spread unsubstantiated theories and rumors, promote armed conflict and insurrection, political partisanship, etc.? Have you ever seen him exhibit that kind of behavior even to promote his independently authenticated evidence, prophetically accurate information, or incomparably brilliant Creation-energy teaching?

Why not?

Instead of pitying and/or defending Jones, it should be understood that he is merely reaping the consequences of his foolish, irresponsible, narcissistic actions (which he’ll try to make more money off of anyway). People need to take self-responsibility for their own lives, and employ more critical thinking, instead of falling for demagogues and hysterical manipulators who, perhaps, once had clearer vision themselves, and the potential to become wise, true and good leaders, who could’ve and would’ve taught the people by example, with neutrality, how to live in true peace, love, freedom and harmony.

As real men and women, as…true human beings.