"Russia is Losing" and Other Concepts

Don't look at these individually. Look at them in total. See through it.

The tricksters are at it again — out in full force for Christmas, no doubt.

Only way to win is to ignore the BS. More then ever, people are waking from a deep slumber.

via Business Insider

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“Russia is losing.” — “Putin is sick, only being kept alive by Western medicine.”

“Putin is so sick, he fell down the stairs.” — “Ukraine is winning.”

“The Ghost of Kiev.” — “Snake Island.”

“China is a paper tiger.” — “Taiwan is about to be invaded.”

“______ ______ is a Russian asset.” — “______ ______ is a Chinese asset.”

“______ is going to invade _____.”

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On either side of the dividing line — you can find “factual proof” that each statement or concept is “true” — or conversely, that each statement is verifiably “false.”

The problem with living in a world dominated by Psychological Operations — rather than any semblance of reality — is that you cannot actually determine which of those category defining statements is true or false.

Not on the surface. Not beneath the surface.

They are almost conceptually designed to elicit an emotional response, rather than provide for any sort of truth. That is the nature of the epistemological and ontological struggle session the world has engaged itself with.

As sure as coconuts fall out of a shaken tree, so too will the results become more clear with time.

Russia is losing. But Ukrainians have no power or running water.

The Chinese Communist Party has been stealing intellectual property and military secrets for generations from the West….. but China is a paper tiger and because Ukraine is winning, Taiwan stands a chance to repel a full-scale Communist invasion.

Time will tell.

The BS won’t.

Skip it.