Evelyn cries about her father
Evelyn cries about wanting a more intimate relationship with her dad. It’s difficult to not be a conspiracy theorist in today’s world because insanity and hypocrisy seem to be everywhere. Western society is in decay and the United States is a super power teetering on the verge collapse. The ruling class has made citizenship synonymous with being kept livestock. Everything now is either taxed, and/ or has licensed use. Even your skill-set is illegitimate unless some governing body certifies it. The result is we only have the illusion of ownership, both of our possessions and ourselves.
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Fail to pay your taxes (prison fees), your belongings, even birthright inheritances can be taken from you. Fail to keep up with your education and or licenses and you won’t be able to practice your profession. We can’t even leave our nation without a document (passport) issued by our controllers. And proposed “Health passports” are meant to limit travel even within the nation. After all, freedom, personal liberties and the pursuit of happiness are not ingredients to create good workers. This is a post-capitalism, post-socialism world. An era of cannibalism, in which the elites feed upon us, like bacon from a slaughtered pig.
You need to understand that you and I were born in a prison which calls itself “our country.”
It doesn’t matter if your prison is named, “England,” “Japan,” “Saudi Arabia,” or even the “United States.” It’s just a prison that you can’t leave unless the prison administration (aka. government) issues you a day pass. I say day pass, because you’ll need to show proof of intent of return to the prison (return travel documents) and if you intend to stay anywhere more than 3 months, more permissions must be granted in the form of a visa.
We also have to pay for our incarceration. The ruling class labels these prison fees as taxes and to make it worse, we’re not even fed or given a bed to sleep in. We have to pay for those things too. We’re forced to work, often in jobs we loath or are dangerous, in order to earn the money we need to pay to the government and for our own upkeep.
The rulers tell us that the money we give them is being used to make our lives better. But we have no say how that money is spent and they squander it on themselves and their wealthy friends.
The prison administration keeps us drugged with news and entertainment. They want us placated and confused, so that we don’t go looking for a way to escape our incarceration. The nation’s wardens want us weak, sick and obese, because weak citizens are easy to control and exploit. Like fattened pigs being led to slaughter, we line up after hearing the dinner-bell, unaware it will be our last.
Finally, and for me, this is the most heinous. Our jailers don’t allow strong family bonds. They need us divided and alone. Lonely people without family, are people without hope and the hopeless never fight back against their tormentors. In fact these people struggling to be protected will turn against their families for the sense of belonging and strength that the controllers wave like a trophy before them.
The wealthy elites will never admit to enjoying incest. They will continue to indulge their sexual proclivities with impunity while hypocritically attacking our sexual needs. Their goal is to keep us both poor and neurotic, so that they can exploit us with impunity. This week, I got a message that should break everyone’s heart. A young woman, who is most likely incest-sexual, has lost her family and friends simply because of feelings of genetic attraction. Modern society claims to be more accepting and inclusive, but that’s not for consenting adults, who try to have an incestuous relationship.
As you engage with the podcast exploring “Evelyn cries” feel her heartfelt yearnings for her father, consider the profound implications of her struggle. Trapped in a society that stigmatizes her as a “degenerate,” Evelyn’s yearning for love and acceptance reveals the darker realities of our culture. Mainstream narratives often marginalize those who don’t conform, fostering an environment rife with judgment and hostility. Instead of merely sympathizing with Evelyn’s pain, reflect on your role in creating a more compassionate world. What steps can you take to support individuals like her, fostering understanding and inclusivity?
