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Nov 13, 2022Liked by Theo Jordan

Theo, appreciate the work you do and that you are now on substack. It helps me hold high conviction in my perspectives during this crazy time. My wife and I consistently find ourselves asking if we are the ignorant crazy ones when interacting with most of our college educated friends. We lived in Chicago for 10 years and finally decided to leave, we have 3 boys under the age of 4 and said we had enough with CRT and gender ideology in the schools/culture as well as the social rejection if you’re unvaxxed.

I’m constantly thinking deeply on how we want to raise our boys in this culture and find that we reject most of it. As a kid and young adult I had a lot of frustration because I never completely fit into one racial box (my wife and I both have black/white biological parents). The irony is that those childhood experiences have served us well in these deceptive times.

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Really appreciate the feedback. "It helps me hold high conviction in my perspectives during this crazy time" Man, that is like jet fuel to me! That's why I came. Same gut instinct you were having. Something is not right and the masses are sheeping along. I can feel a massive force coming together though. Better times are ahead, I'm sure of it. Thanks for your support.

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Nov 13, 2022Liked by Theo Jordan

You know why you consistently find yourselves asking if YOU are the ignorant crazy ones? It's the very definition of gaslighting. It's the most effective tool in the demons' playbook.

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Mr. Jordan,

I truly enjoy following the Twitter page you run, and the Cornucopia of views and perspectives shared. Honestly, I can't figure out how you find the time during the day to post as much content. Haha

Since I know you are a busy person, I wanted to post an extended comment on Substack regarding the topic of "Longtermism" that I believe I sent you last week. This way you can get a summation of the concept without having to pour over the articles.

Essentially, Longtermism takes the idea of Utilitarianism to the farthest logical extreme. Instead of looking at say, one nation, a small regional issue, or one city's affairs, (sanitation, healthcare, taxes, et all.) Longtermism covers an expanse of continents, or even global matters. Think Davos conferences, or WEF meddling in the affairs of the globe. (Especially the WHO) The chilling realization is that small groups of elites actually believe they have some mantle of authority to decide what is best for billions of people. This conviction of purpose allows them to rationalize truly horrific outcomes for the results they want to achieve.

That's just a small summation for this concept. It is interesting (and disturbing) to research how this is put into practice while analyzing current events unfolding around us. Yes, it has the fringe markings of a conspiracy theory, i.e. globalists or elites running the world...but the idea of small groups wielding power and influence over decisions affecting billions of people is not far-fetched if one intently follows the news and events occurring daily. (Covid, WEF, Green Energy scam)

Thank you for your time and continue the great work! I myself am trying to make analyzing politics, culture and history my full-time job soon.

Respectfully,

ArthurinCali

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