Emil Jotovski – What are we afraid of

Emil Jotovski – What are we afraid of

Published 15.02.2024 | By Йосиф

Emil Jotovski – What are we afraid of?

The most valuable thing about being afraid is that when one is afraid one becomes uncritical and easily controlled. We must be easily controlled, because otherwise we begin to notice injustices and revolutions occur.

You don’t need to be a narrow specialist to realize the vulgarity of the process that washes over us. It is enough to look around and you will understand. Today they scare you with covid, tomorrow with the war, and from next week you have to start fearing the migrants. We forgot about these guys.

In reality, we don’t need to be afraid of migrants. We have to worry about not being able to guard some rickety border of not even two hundred and fifty kilometers. The fence is falling, there are no people, the APCs are going on an excursion abroad and have no intention of returning. These are all problems with simple solutions. There is no place for fear. But the controllers of these processes prefer to behave like decapitated cockroaches that move their tentacles rhythmically and give the impression of life. The unfortunate thing is that in a completely unscientific, if not impossible way, these headless cockroaches have trained themselves to take in nutrients in any way they can. Even contactless. They don’t need a big mouth, but calmness to “make a mess of the situation”. Peace comes when we scumbags are afraid. For this reason, the government and its media have become an information bureau. It selflessly scares us and painstakingly glosses over the truly scary stuff (That’s another thread.)

You must have noticed that the ruling elites do not inform us of their actions against the problems, but that we should be afraid. They don’t want to solve problems because problems breed fear, fear breeds silence, and silence breeds resentment. Entire teams, ministries, countries do not react to certain irritants, but only report them. And in a particularly disturbing way.

However, there are no solutions. Even rough decisions. But in this way the fear will decrease and there will be room for some other critical thought. And thoughts are harmful. I guess the WHO will soon list them as pandemics and who knows what they will make us inject ourselves with to survive by their standards (the standards thing is my favorite.).

The technology of fear suggests that we should fear one event after another. Fear is like pain. You can hardly be afraid of two things at the same time. One always prevails. Therefore, one fear per week is enough. To be afraid of more than one thing is pure overspending of fears.

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