Gregory Hood on the End of Australia Day–and Australia

Regarding the Vice article: Of course, messages do not make hair grow or eye colors change (or do they?). What I can confirm is that the content of a medium does influence consciousness.

I, for example, regularly dream of the words a video contains in the limbo states of the night when I fall asleep under headphones. Even depressive tonalities of music can affect the mood and lead to nightmares.

That’s why it’s important to check what content a medium has before falling asleep. Doctors also advise against consuming negatively colored and upsetting films (horror, thrillers, etc.) shortly before falling asleep, because you “take them into your sleep”.

It is also known, for example, that violent criminals such as terrorists sometimes consumed certain media content for years before their deed, which triggered their deed and finally manifested itself in an action-triggering impulse. Just as high-performance athletes mentally anticipate their victory through autosuggestion (affirmations).

After all, it can’t be any other way. Very receptive and irritable children’s brains are influenced by all the transsexual garbage that affects them daily, which ultimately leads them to believe that they are in the “wrong body”. Allegedly, already one third of our youth is afflicted or infected by this delusion.

Or take the deliberate ideological influence on the Hitler Youth, which represented completely opposite values. This lead to the fact that even nippers still believed that they had to “defend the homeland” when the war had already been lost for a long time. Inferiority can be persuaded, but also delusions of grandeur.

In the end, one convinces oneself of almost everything, health and illness, addictions and neuroses, strength and weakness, success and failure, forgetfulness, confidence, hopelessness, and so on. Religious beliefs, which in my opinion are a superstition related to delusion, speak a clear language.

Mostly, self-harming attitudes are based on certain “must” beliefs (“I always have to get terribly upset when others ignore me!”). Those who do not question these patterns may of course remain trapped in them for life, because they are not conscious of them.

Of course, this raises the all-important question of the extent to which we are ourselves at all, or merely a melange of beliefs adopted from other people. At this point, of course, the Jew, eloquent and psychologically trained as he usually is, comes into play. This is where he can exert his destructive influence most effectively.