Gå ubegrenset med Magzter GOLD

Gå ubegrenset med Magzter GOLD

Få ubegrenset tilgang til over 9000 magasiner, aviser og premiumhistorier for bare

$149.99
 
$74.99/År

Prøve GULL - Gratis

There is nothing to fear

The Light

|

Issue 38: October 2023

'The enemy is fear. We think it is hate, but it is fear'

- BEN HUNT

There is nothing to fear

FEAR is one of the controllers' favourite tools, and for good reason. It is an extremely powerful and efficient way for them to get what they need, which is of course the submission of the 99 per cent.

Fear works hand-in-glove with the worldwide disinformation industry, whose primary purpose is to feed us a constant stream of impending threat.

Take note that none of the enormous threats to humanity, such as AIDS, nuclear holocaust, or catastrophic climate change, have ever actually come to pass.

But that's okay, it is only the threat that matters, and the media are faithfully reporting the universal truth that there is always something to be afraid of.

Because most people have traditionally trusted authority and government, they believe the dangers that are faithfully reported by the mainstream media and come to two quite rational conclusions.

First, that the world is clearly a dangerous place, and second, that we are only kept safe by being able to take cover under the protective wing of 'society'. Thank goodness for that! But the idea of society, of course, is now nothing more than a cover for a universal system of globalist control. We are social creatures, and this collectivism simply abuses our natural tendency to trust and rely on our fellow tribe members.

The great thing about fear is that, used in the right (wrong) way, it can extinguish any risk of undesirable behaviours such as free thought and resistance.

Now, a moderate dose of concentrated, acute fear stimulates release of the hormone adrenaline, which can help us to take extreme measures to resolve an immediate threat. It is potent, invigorating, and empowering. A warrior uses adrenaline to achieve great things.

FLERE HISTORIER FRA The Light

The Light

The Light

Why do we trust the political class?

IT began, as most national embarrassments do, with good intentions and a graph. Gordon Brown, that high priest of responsible arithmetic, decided around the turn of the millennium that Britain owned too much shiny metal and not enough moral superiority.

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

Dilemma of conflicting 'rights'

No community should violate the freedoms of a minority

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

The ritual execution of Princess Diana

ON 31st August 1997, Princess Diana died in a car crash in Paris's Pont de l'Alma tunnel. Official accounts are contradictory and simple research points to a long-running conspiracy.

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

Sugar industry's fluoride 'solution'

Researchers tasked with sweetening tooth decay problem

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

Trump's colonial plan

U.S. takes Gaza, and Israel takes the West Bank

time to read

5 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

All that glitters is not gold

Precious metal value boosted by economic turmoil

time to read

3 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

End of the road is serfdom

Who controls the public mind? Economist warned of path to totalitarian oppression

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

Pushback against vast data centres

Communities in U.S. rally to repel Big Tech planning bids

time to read

4 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

The Light

Water: Much more than we think

Gel-like state could be key to health and consciousness

time to read

2 mins

Issue 63, 2025

The Light

Discover the formidable legal shields safeguarding your rights

The UK constitution isn't a single book; it's a living arsenal forged across centuries in charters, conventions, and court rulings.

time to read

2 mins

Issue 63, 2025

Translate

Share

-
+

Change font size