Down the Rabbit Hole
East of the Ozarks
Sunny 82 Degrees
10:34 a.m.
Years ago, I worked on a launch with a client for a product that turned out to be a total bust. A lot of money was spent creating it and a lot of time and energy went into marketing it.
But people just didn’t want it. There’s not a whole lot you can do to fix that other than to go back to the drawing board, try again, and figure out if there’s any valuable way to repurpose the smoldering ashes of your first attempt.
Now we don’t know how long the “powers that were” worked inside of their bio weapon lab network (like in Ukraine) to create the “virus” they released on the world to interfere with elections.
But I’m guessing they worked a lot more on that than they did preparing for the Monkeypox follow up product launch.
The first product launch had legs… by the current look of things, it killed the worldwide economy, setup the engineered supply chain problems that will lead to worldwide food shortages…plus millions could die from the death poison…and it successfully purged most of corporate america, the military and the medical establishment of anyone with common sense, principles, ethics and a spine.
But this second product launch for “Monkeypox” didn’t even make it out of the starting gate.
When most of the people on this planet realize they were lied to about everything and that many of them will DIE because of the lies about the manufactured pandemic and the “safe and effective” death poison that suppresses your immune system, well… I’m not exactly sure what’s going to happen. Whatever it is, we’ll all be here to see it play out.
But lest we get caught up in the drama of a worldwide Satanic cabal in its last moments of life, let’s come back to the topic at hand:
How not to screw up a product launch as badly as these murderers are doing.
As history has shown us, fear is an effective way to sell things. From insurance to medicine to surgeries to other “life saving” goops and goos, SCARED people buy.
But there’s a problem with this approach. And that problem is that fear seems to be available in a rather finite quantity. I’m not sure about the physiological processes that generate it, but it seems to operate in much the same way that willpower does.
You have it, until you run out.
With fear, there’s a line beyond which, things start to shift. If people are pushed beyond that line for too long, something changes.
The fear goes away. You just get sick of being scared and realize that there is nothing to lose. When you get tired of the fear, you transcend the fear, and its ability to control you, your decisions and your actions goes into decline.
That’s where we’re at with “Monkeypox.” “Boo. Be Scared Sheep! Another threat is coming up over the horizon just in time for midterm elections. Better vote by mail so we have a chance of winning again with the printer!”
They ran all of the normal propaganda for Monkeypox, but people just didn’t listen. They were tired of being scared, tired of being afraid, tired of living like there was an invisible enemy lurking around every corner, sick of being told they might kill grandma if they actually sat with her in the same room. (They said this about AIDS years ago…)
I’m assuming everyone reading this is in the business of doing good. So clearly, many of these lessons don’t apply. But we can still learn from them…and possibly even save our lives in the process.
Pushing, intimidating, coercing or manipulating humans is not a sustainable process. In the end, YOU WILL GET BURNED.
Humanity is waking up to their illusion and is in the process of realizing that FEAR is the lifeblood of the Matrix.
Once enough of them realize they’ve been manipulated, it’s never going to work as a motivating force again.