I Am Thankful For the Truth

Winter 2022 is a hard season in which to give thanks. Our rulers, either foreign-loyal or dismissing the concept outright, are ripping the wiring out of the West to sell for scrap, to the enthusiastic approval (or quietly fearful obedience, it’s all the same to Satan) of most of our neighbors. Even God has, by all mortal appearances, abandoned His Church to die and His people to be enslaved.

But we dissidents can still be thankful for this: we know what’s what. We know the truth about current events. We see evil for what it actually is.

Others do not.

Ingratitude has dehumanized us

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By Carl R. Trueman, 21 November 2022

A, good, strong Yankee name that, and indeed, he’s a published author with a sinecure at Princeton University.

I give thanks to God for meme generators, with which to mock the fools in authority.

Meanwhile, move over face diapers, social distancing and vaxxports! It’s ingratitude that is dehumanizing us.

In the times of turmoil in which we live, various candidates suggest themselves as ways of capturing the essence of our epoch: the age of anxiety, the age of identity politics, the age of polarization. All touch on some obvious aspect of our current struggles.

All touch on some obvious aspect of TWITTER, baby! Twitter is such a perfect embodiment of Current Year that maybe Musk thought that buying it was the way to conquer the world.

But perhaps a better title might be the age of ingratitude. This captures a deep but often unnoticed pathology of our troubled era.

This better not be another demand for Covid amnesty. The first one by Atlantic Magazine just got strangled by its own proponents at the latest G20 summit. “We should be forgiven for any harm that might have been caused by our usage of temporary emergency powers. By the way, we just institutionalized them forever.”

I have only one thing to say about the G20 agreeing to impose a global vaxxport system: they will force its adoption by the general public with a second, bioengineered Plandemic. Bioengineered to kill anybody who doesn’t vaxx up like a good little sheep.

Such an ungrateful attitude I have, eh? Killy Gates is only trying to help. Although it isn’t much of a Sophie’s Choice, choosing between Clot Shot Two or Vitamin D.

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Published February 2022, or about 18 months after we dissidents figured this out for ourselves. Behold the speed of !SCIENCE!

A recent study has shown a correlation between vitamin D deficiency and COVID-19 severity and mortality.

The study is based on data from Israel’s first two coronavirus waves before vaccines were widely available. It found that people with a vitamin D deficiency are more likely to develop a severe or critical case of COVID-19 compared to people who had sufficient levels of the vitamin in their blood.

Patients with a vitamin D deficiency were 14 times more likely to have a severe or critical case of COVID-19. Additionally, the mortality rate for those with insufficient vitamin D levels was 25.6%, compared with 2.3% among those with adequate levels.

I am thankful that the alternative to offering my body to Pfi$er, is proper diet and exercise like I do anyway.

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Take, for example, the books, blogs, and tweets…

TWITTER!

…devoted to being unthankful for anything and everything. We might dub this the Ingratitude Industry, not only because of the sheer quantity of ungratefulness, but also because of the lucrative careers that are made by selling ingratitude as a commodity. Strange to tell, Christianity — a religion predicated on divine grace and corresponding human gratitude — offers numerous examples.

That is not what Christianity is about. It’s about repentance… confronting the evil inside us and consciously rejecting the feel-good path for the narrow gate of righteous suffering.

Is ‘divine grace’ a euphemism for the Global American Empire’s latest expeditionary force, and ‘human gratitude’ the expected response of the recipients’ hearts and minds? Life hasn’t worked out that way since Bosnia in the ’90s so I wonder why ‘Trueman’ is acting surprised.

Many a career has been made in recent years by attacking the churches and institutions of “white evangelicalism.” And many such careers belong to those of whom we would never have heard if they had not obtained their degrees or platforms from the very “white evangelicalism” that forms the raw material of the commodified ingratitude they now sell to the public as prophetic utterances.

Suck it, Yankee! Your people built an Empire Of Evil upon the ruins of the Confederacy and in the fullness of time, God left you just enough wit to realize that they do to you what you did to us. Do you want some repentance for that butthurt? No? Okay, I won’t offer twice.

I am thankful that along with mercy, God has a strong sense of justice. And irony. And apparently, schadenfreude.

But the Ingratitude Industry is not confined to erstwhile religious types. As an immigrant, I love my homeland, but I also love the land that has given me a home.

What, is he an immigrant from England? Australia? Maybe he immigrated from Harvard to Princeton.

I am thankful to live among Mexicans because despite their being loud, dirty and drunk, they chase the joggers away and hate white man even less than white man himself. I’d rather live among my fellow dissident-white-Christians, of course, but failing that, Mexicans are okay.

It seems to me odd, therefore, that so many Americans are obviously and vocally ungrateful for their country.

It’s not our country, you cloistered Northeastern Yankee. It’s yours that you forced upon us, and may other peoples across the globe, then stepped back and expected appreciation for.

Odd, too, that so many of these anti-American Americans want to throw the borders open — not, as one might expect from their rhetoric, to allow those of us trapped in such an apparently irredeemable and systemically racist country to escape from it, but to let others enter the same. Others who, it seems, would be rather grateful for the opportunities for which many Americans have such contempt. Ingratitude in such circumstances is not merely ugly. It is incoherent. But so is it always with those who insist on biting the hand that feeds them.

Never listen to what they say, “Trueman”. Look at what they do. The ingrates are bringing more ingrates into the county they hate, why? To destroy it and claim the pieces for themselves.

The word you’re searching for, is CARPETBAGGER.

The fate of the language of privilege is also significant here. Privilege is now a bad thing, a very bad thing, something for which one is supposed to feel guilty and for which one is expected to do perpetual public penance. I, for one, refuse to oblige. Yes, I am privileged: I grew up in a home where my mother and father loved each other, stayed together through thick and thin, and provided my sisters and myself with opportunities that had been denied to them because of their own working-class upbringing — most obviously, the opportunity to study at college.

Our women are so very privileged to be men today! That’s why they drink themselves to sleep at night. Can you imagine if his sisters had been forced to be <shudder> working-class?

Maybe women were better off when they were cruelly forced by society to be… y’know… feminine. Nah, that’s ingratitude talking.

I am thankful to know what a woman is: created by God to be a servant of man. A servant with curvy benefits, heh heh!

Mine was thus a privileged childhood — but my mother and father did not build their marriage and family at the cost of those of somebody else. They worked hard to love each other and to provide a loving home. I was the recipient of privilege. But the appropriate response to such privilege is not to feel guilty. It is to feel gratitude. To do otherwise would be to sin against my parents.

That is not privilege. That is the explicitly stated Will Of God, that a child should have both a father and mother, with Father as head of household. That is the bare minimum of a functional, stable, advanced society.

America doesn’t need its university system. America needs its fathers.

I am thankful to still have my father.

I am thankful to have my Father In Heaven.

I am thankful that I ended up damaged and working-class, with stories to tell and scars to show, when I could easily have ended up just another smart-boy  bugman System drone like ‘Trueman’, wondering why the rest of the world is so ungrateful for my people’s generously altruistic gift of Globocop.

Here’s wishing a Happy Thanksgiving to my readers. May this weekend find you with family and homes and a respite from our many troubles in this world. You may be weak as the world reckons, but you are not stupid as God reckons, because you love the Truth and the Son sent by Truth to be our salvation.

(Sourced from a coloring book for sale on Etsy. A gift idea for little kids that you vaguely remember are related.)