And frogs which destroyed them

A tour of the memeworld as the storm us almost upon us

Over the last month or three I have been collecting pictorial items off social media that highlight the world of “anons” — the keyboard warriors who have been fighting an information war from the civilian side. The most effective memes tend to be a short quote and an image. In contrast, these are longer text, often quotes from 4chan/8kun message boards where anonymous patriots hang out. This is a sampler that gives the essence of our zeitgeist, in the format people are consuming it on social media. Consider it historical documentary before being my own beliefs or agenda.

The war of infiltration

The techniques being deployed against the public in Western nations are not new, and have been refined over many previous revolutions and incursions. Our traditional concept of warfare, as seen on TV and in museums, is tanks and planes and bombs. That has become more the exception than the norm, and true power comes from subversion of mass media, control over religious beliefs, dominance via rigged financial markets, and blackmail of politicians. Your enemy is within, and hold the most trusted positions in your life, quietly betraying you for profit.

The criminal horror show

We live in a fallen world and an age of deception. I cannot vouch for the claims made in this post, but it gels with what I am seeing in the world. Many of us have gone deep into the “rabbit hole” of human trafficking, paedophilia, organ harvesting, illegal experimentation, mind control, bioweapons, treason, and debt slavery. You don’t come out the same person, and it leaves trauma wounds, so we have to be careful what we expose ourselves to.

The normies

Once you perceive the “silent war” raging covertly around us, you cannot unsee it. Those ignorant of their surroundings, largely due to cultural programming, are like robots who only speak back to you what the party propaganda line is. While “insiders” may have far superior understanding of the scope of the battlefield — likely beyond the fantasies of most of us — ordinary society cleaves into the aware and unaware. The latter are the “normies”, who ridicule efforts to point them towards unpleasant truths that are hidden in plan sight.

The storm of exposure

The enemy we face is pervasive and powerful, and has been running the show in this realm from behind the scenes for a very long time. Even if they are vanquished, you cannot just expose it all to the public in one go. That is partly because people have to learn experientially — “you cannot tell them, they have to be shown”. It is also because society can only absorb paradigm change at a certain rate without breaking down. At some point there is a “flip the switch” moment, as certain “binary” consensus truths (like being under military law) have to become common knowledge.

The anons as freedom fighters

The war is won when all the existential blackmail threats are dismantled, and the human race is fully aware of its own predicament. The former is a pure professional military job, while the latter has recruited a virtual milia of civilian information disseminators. The “anons” are ordinary people who protect their identity to avoid reprisals for whistleblowing, while engaged in the kind of pamphleteering of the American Revolution, albeit translated to the Internet era. Collectively we shift the consciousness of the masses, as the Official Narrative™ cannot claim to be the only logical or righteous possibility, triggering questioning of norms, thence “awakening”.

The digital army in a timeline battle

The full nature of this battlefield is ineffable, using tools of war beyond our comprehension. It involves quantum technology, energy weapons, nanotech, AI, and (so it seems) some form of time travel, at least for information, if not matter. Science fiction shows are really documentaries in disguise, disclosing to the public concepts that are too “far out” to be accepted and integrated in the present. Our every action, however small, influences the overall set of possible timelines, and the outcomes we experience. Everything is coupled, and nobody is without influence over our destiny.

The virtual foxhole

We anons find ourselves in close company with other “awkward people who won’t shut up to fit in”. No matter what our difference in the physical world, we share a common spirit and bond of friendship. The truth has to be upheld at any cost, and there is no compromise with those who “go along to get along”. Many of us have paid a high personal price, losing careers, homes, savings, friends, spouses, children, reputations, businesses, and comforts. Yet the more we are persecuted, the greater our certainty in the righteousness of our mission. The effort the enemy expends to distract or delay us only confirms our faith, and grows our resolve.

The military strategy

We are going to win, and indeed have already won. What we are witnessing right now is the clean-up operation, as the sleeper cells are exposed, and the remaining weapons of the opposition are either eliminated or activated. It is a war of attrition, so the priority is getting through each day, materially and psychologically. The “anons” are carrying a moral weight that only the military can appreciate right now, and history will say society owes them a debt of gratitude. From personal experience, I can state that psychological war is a real battlefield with complex PTSD wounds, and that it deserves parity of respect with other forms of combat, regular and irregular.

Anons are heroic warriors

To finish off, here is a quote from myself! This meme crops up over and over, years after I wrote it. The search function on X doesn’t index the older posts from Twitter, and the exported archives I have are nearly impossible to navigate, so I don’t have the date, but it is probably around 2019 to 2020. If you recognise yourself in this, and feel like shedding a quiet tear, I recognise you in return. What we are being called to do is hard, and those not engaged in the fight cannot relate to the spiritual and physical toll the stress takes out on you. Whatever treasures we are saving up in heaven, they must be vast riches indeed! I have yet to meet one person who regretted taking this path.

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