“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
The two topics that have had massive attention from our side of the wall, and nearly none from the other this past couple of weeks, is ‘The Memo’, and the Jordan Peterson interview on Channel4. Interestingly not nearly as much for the much more malicious and dishonest ambush of Dr. Peterson by CBC’s Wendy Mesley.
This analysis of the Channel4 interview however is entertaining and worthy right to the last frame. Great chores or cooking listening.
Normally I would never give this much attention to an event as I and we are doing with the Peterson TV debates.
The reason for doing so in this case, is not about gloating whatsoever.
It is because her approach to this ambush is indicative of a societal problem that is profound and serious and far reaching. For those who saw the Wendy Mesley attack, which was both more dishonest and more effective as character assassination disguised as an ‘interview’, (and was also an Ambush, even more so than the Channel4 one) you may know what I mean.
These TV networks with massive reach are determined to destroy a point of view, and not with facts, science or honesty and not because it is wrong.
But because they don’t like it.
And that makes it worth posting about until the problem goes away.
H/T Perfect Child
Facebook has now made it impossible for me to login; requiring photo id, which I uploaded: no indication of why, or when they will reinstate my access. What the hell?
— Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) February 4, 2018
The thread is interesting as well.
H/T Perfect Child
Dr. Peterson on Iran
I wish the Iranian people God’s grace and protection in their fight against ignorance, malevolence and tyranny. I don’t consider them protestors. I consider them citizens who are claiming their rights. https://t.co/NzX9g7fxdE
— Jordan B Peterson (@jordanbpeterson) January 3, 2018
To be clear, neither I, nor any of you have two hours to watch a video. And to be blunt I am only five minutes into this. But if the first five minutes are any indication, and if the person who sent it to me is correct, and he usually is, then this is absolutely worth every second of our time.
Perhaps watching in stages is the thing to do, much like any really horrifying discovery.
11 minute excerpt:
Thank you PePi.
Normally I cannot stand Hitler bunker parodies. After you have seen 2, you have seen 1 too many. But this one deserves to be seen.
Thank you Tania G.