Saturday, September 18, 2021

Forced Segregation in Modern Times

What Is Segregation?

A legally or socially enforced separation of people into groups in daily life.

Segregation in Fiction

The story of The Hunger Games is about a dystopian society where the elite live with wealth and affluence, and all the other colonies live in isolation, constantly fighting for survival. The oppression of the people in the twelve districts is highlighted by the annual selection of two youths from each district, who compete in the Games to the death. The victor is given food for their district. The entirety of the Games is entertainment for the Capitol, where people watch and bet on the lives of the children that are being seen killing each other.

The question is how did this start? In the story, this is the 74th Games that are being held; how did this barbaric practice continue for 74 years? It started with the punishment for the rebellions of the Districts when they lost the war, and they were forced to split up into the separate Districts. The divide was enforced, and travel between Districts was forbidden, and by keeping them all separate they were controlled. The Districts had no choice but to comply, and struggle daily to survive.

The majority of the people in the Capitol don’t really know where their products and goods have come from, and don’t know the living conditions the Districts are subjected to. They comply with government orders and believe all the news reports without even knowing how to investigate the truth for themselves. Censorship is key. We, as the reader of the book or viewer of the movie, know what is going on because we see both sides, so it is easier for us to discern the lies and half-truths. In the end, we are rooting for the rebels, wanting them to win against the oppression, unfair treatment, and general evil that has become the Capitol.

Segregation Throughout History

The story of the Hunger Games is a fictional story but has its roots in real Earth history (a “what if” scenario of England winning the war against the 13 Colonies of America), and many parallels can be drawn from real world events. Learning and understanding both the fictional narrative and our own history should be used to determine the best course of action today.

Racial Segregation in the United States

The racial separation of blacks and whites in America started with the abolishing of slavery, where three new Amendments granted newly freed African Americans legal status: the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery, the Fourteenth provided citizenship, and the Fifteenth guaranteed the right to vote. Despite these amendments and the civil rights acts to enforce them, the American Supreme Court handed down a series of decisions between 1873 and 1883 that virtually nullified the work of Congress, and blacks were regarded by many as second-class citizens at best.

By now everyone should have seen photos, watched video, read reports, and listened to stories of the many years of segregation of blacks in the United States. The Underground Railroad was used to help Blacks flee to Canada where they were offered freedom from racial persecution. Brave people like Rosa Parks stood up against this tyranny, and eventually necessary changes were made to allow black people to live (arguably) peaceful lives with their white neighbors.

Indigenous Segregation in Canada (and generally the Americas)

The early European settlers called it the “Indian Problem”. They wanted to push the indigenous peoples out to make room for the white settlers. This eventually led to the development of the reserve system, residential schools, Indian hospitals, and other programs designed to separate the native Indian from, well, everyone else. This paved the way for the complete eradication of social, economic, cultural, and political systems of Indigenous Peoples, while also allowing Europeans to expand their settlements across the country.

In the last couple of years, more light has been shed on the tragedy that the residential schools were, and the thousands of deaths of children that were a result of it. Sadly, there are likely thousands more to still be uncovered, and this is only one program that was established – what will we find when start to investigate the others? What horrible acts might have been committed in the Indian hospitals that we are unaware of?

Segregation of People Globally in WW1 and WW2

The separation of people during the two Great Wars did not just happen in Germany and its owned territories; it occurred globally. In Europe during WW2, German work and death camps were created, and Jewish people were forced into them simply for being Jewish. You may think that this was a military strategy only, but most of the citizens of Germany were compliant with the government rules. They relied on their citizens to report on their neighbors if they saw suspicious behaviour, like trying to save a Jewish person, or giving food or safe passage to a Jew. And the root of the problem is that the people of these countries were compliant, even when many of them knew it was wrong, but they felt they had no choice. If you want more evidence on this, watch the videos (links below) on The Wave, an actual event that took place in California in 1967, where school kids were turned into a fascist thinking group within just a matter of days. It was an experiment designed to answer the question "how could the Germans claim not to know about the killing of the Jews and how could they have let the Nazis come to power?"

But this issue of segregation was not just limited to Germany. For one example close to home, Canada and the United States separated Japanese people from regular society and placed them into internment camps. Why? Because there was a fear that Japanese people who lived here would find sympathy for their culture and families back in Japan and end up attacking from within. Was there a possibility that these fears could have been true? Yes, it is possible, but the problem is that the vast majority of Japanese people living in North America at the time had no desire for war, as they had jobs, businesses, property, and community built here that they did not want to lose. They valued everything they had built and did not want to lose that. As a result of their internment, however, most Japanese-Americans lost their livelihoods and homes, because when the war was over and they were released from the internment camps, the jobs were gone, the homes had been sold or appropriated to others, and the businesses had long since disappeared, in many cases still charging the Japanese people interest on bank loans that they had not been able to earn money for or pay since the beginning of the war.

What Does This Mean for Us Now?

There are, unfortunately, many more examples of this throughout history. Something very important to note is how each of these issues started – in most cases, it was not a sudden axe that fell. It was a slow transition, where the general populace was asked to comply with one small decision at a time. Look through the examples above and you will see this model fit each scenario.

·        Step One – tell you what to fear, usually based on either partial truths to make it sound factual.

·        Step Two – tell you who is to blame for that fear.

·        Step Three – get you to comply with the government mandated “solution” to make you safe.

·        Step Four – get you to snitch on neighbours and point out those who are not complying.

·        Step Five – single out and separate those who do not comply.

·        Step Six – the Government can now do whatever they want to those who have been separated out. Why? Because the rest of society thinks they are evil, they are to blame for everything that has happened, so whatever they get they deserve anyway. They deserve these consequences. Plus, it becomes out-of-sight, out-of-mind, because you can’t see what’s happening to those people anymore. Thank goodness, society can get back to “new” normal for those that have complied.

Sound familiar? What step do you think we are on now with our current pandemic situation? Somewhere between four and five.

If you don’t believe me, lets take just one example from above and see if it fits. The Indigenous Peoples of North America followed a similar pattern.

  1. Indian people are unclean barbarians, uncivilized, and will attack or kidnap your children!
  2. Be afraid of the disease they bring, and the strange, weird, and dangerous spiritual beliefs. They are the ones to blame for the lawlessness and danger in our new settlements.
  3. “The Indian Problem” requires us to force them away from our settlements, for your safety.
  4. They are not our friends – they need to be educated in the “right” ways of our higher society! We’ll put the adults into Reserves, and we’ll steal the children away to put into schools so that we can teach them properly and get them away from barbaric practices.
  5. Anyone harbouring natives will be punished! You are not allowed on their land, lest you become corrupted by their evil ways! All natives are now secluded on their own Reserves – this is for your safety!
  6. Most people don’t interact with or know many natives. Countless punishments and deaths occur across the continent as native Indians are forced into the “right” way of societal thinking. Most European citizens and settlers don’t even know what is happening to the native Indians, or worse, they know but turn a blind eye to it.

You can see the pattern here.

Germany indoctrinated people into believing they were doing what is right. Jews and anyone who supported them lost their jobs, businesses, homes, friends, families, property, and lives.

White people in America were taught that Blacks were a threat, of a different, lesser species of human.

Canadians were told that Japanese people were to be feared and so had to be placed in internment camps for everyone’s safety.

Pol Pot turned Cambodia into a communist country and, using the Marxist-Leninist thinking to hold power, resulted in the death of an estimated 2 million people through genocide.

Stalin used the same Marxist-Leninist thinking to enact mass repression, ethnic cleansing, wide-scale deportation, command hundreds of thousands of executions, and craft famines, all of which resulted in the deaths of an estimated 50 million of his own people to establish his rule.

And the tactics for each of these is largely the same.

Right now, on a global scale, this has become “The Unvaccinated Problem”, and people are being asked to turn in their neighbors if they haven’t been vaccinated, are being told to comply with the vaccine mandates and passport systems, and it is all “for their own safety”. Whenever the authorities are being questioned, the response is to continue to vilify the people who will not comply.

There are hundreds of doctors, nurses, researchers, and politicians around the world who have spoken out against either the threat of mandates, the vaccine, or the virus itself, and if you look at their stories you will again find a similar pattern. Previous to 2020, these people don’t have a single stain on their record. They have been in their profession for many years, sometimes decades. They raise their voice with questions and concerns, and suddenly they have pages and pages of material brought against them to discredit their claims, their research, and to conduct character attacks against them. Again, look above at the historical examples – does this look familiar?

What step are you willing to let the current issues climb to before you take notice?

1.      Step One – Fear covid! We are in a pandemic.

2.      Step Two – Fear your neighbour. They might have covid.

3.      Step Three – Take this vaccine. Fear anyone who doesn’t.

4.      Step Four – Snitch on neighbours and point out those who are not complying.

5.      Step Five – Segregate those who do not comply. They present a danger and there must be consequences. Unvaccinated lose their jobs and businesses, homes, property, friends and family.

6.      Step Six – The Government has full power over the movement of the population. They can effectively mandate any treatment they want of the unvaccinated who are in quarantine, for the greater good.

 

Seriously, You Are Going to Go There?

I know, I know, people will think I am being paranoid. People will want to call me names or start to discredit any of the sources I will share, or something. But I just want to conclude by asking you this: what if I am right?

What if there is an agenda, a narrative going on and you are one of the ones being compliant, going along with the wave of government enforcement? Watch the video of "The Wave" below, and then try to tell me there are no similarities here.

What if the internment camps start showing up again, and “The Unvaccinated Problem” is proposed to be solved by taking anyone who is unvaccinated and forcing them to move and live in those camps? (See the Australia links below for confirmation of this already happening.)

If you don’t think that is possible, look at the following posts in the links below, and then look at the steps outlined above. Think about where the line must be drawn to stop history from repeating itself…again.

Related Article and Video Links

Australia Forced Quarantine Situations

South Australians are being forced to get this app on their phone to prove they are at home, and self-quarantined. From the Australian news and government: “The state will text them at random times, and thereafter they will have 15 minutes to take a picture of their face in the location where they are supposed to be. Should they fail, the local police department will be sent to follow up in person.” Does that sound like a free country? Or does that sound like it is starting to look familiar from the steps above?

https://www.rebelnews.com/south_australia_residents_now_forced_to_download_quarantine_app_that_randomly_requires_picture_proving_they_are_at_home

In the already created Australian quarantine camps, life is not very happy.

https://rumble.com/vm6902-covid-quarantine-camps-in-australia-with-incredibly-draconian-rules.html?mref=4pvd7&mrefc=2

 

Video Links for “The Wave”

If you don’t believe how easy it is to have groups of people be manipulated, or are just curious to watch for more information, I recommend the following short movie that is based from the true story of how “The Wave” came to be.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICng-KRxXJ8

As a follow up, this short documentary from January 2021 is a written short story from the teacher, Ron Jones, and his thoughts on how it all happened.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GwfDrG6UwqE

Finally, some additional resources about The Wave – consider these both the TLDR version of the above two videos, as each of these is only a few minutes long.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iM7zC6aS4pQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKJPKIwy9cU

 

Police and Emergency Services Warnings

A retired forensic investigator speaking of the dangers, and what the global unity of police is now trying to do to educate others and stop the unethical laws that are going into effect.

https://fb.watch/860BvuptO9/

 

Is Science Showing That Natural Immunity is Better?

https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2021/09/15/natural-immunity-vaccine-mandate/?fbclid=IwAR1-k2iIzRoE7TAdtquyRI2Zpuf1PRr_yMv_Uh4iVeix1a8Pf-zOlWsGpE4

 

What Are the Real Risks?

This doctor once fully supported the vaccine, and even administered it to many patients. Several months later after reviewing the research and the ongoing case studies, he could no longer support it, and had to stop promoting them.

https://rumble.com/vhp8e1-massive-world-renowned-doctor-blows-lid-off-of-covid-vaccine.html

 

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