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  • Big Doors Swing on Tiny Hinges

    Big Doors Swing on Tiny Hinges

    Freedom Convoy Trucker

    Big doors swing on tiny hinges is a quote attributed to W. Clement Stone, although I’m sure he borrowed it, just like Juan O Savin often does. Many times during interviews Juan mentions that in this war of good versus evil, or children of light versus the forces of darkness (if you prefer), he talks about the “Hand of God” moment in time.

    Today is day 8 of the Freedom Convoy Trucker protest in Canada and to me it feels like a really big door has started to swing. Maybe the hand of God gave it a nudge because what we are witnessing is the largest peaceful rebellion in all of human history.

    It all started at a border not too far from Vancouver, on the British Columbia border to Washington State. A couple of truckers were about to lose their income for not complying to government vaccine mandates (which break the Canadian Charter of Rights). Their freedom of choice was taken from them and they decided to rebel against the beast system.

    There must have been a moment, an instant in time, when one brother said to another, that’s it! I’ve had enough! Imagine… in that single instant, one man decided to stop being a nice polite Canadian and face the tyranny head-on. The only things that truck driver had, was his truck, his phone, his friends and his resolve. Now the entire planet is involved.

    When good people are pushed to the breaking point, especially when they’ve always been civil, there will come a time when even the most timid humans, all of a sudden become the most fierce warriors. We just needed a spark, as in one pissed-off truck driver.

    Rhetoric from PM Trudeau was like gasoline soaked on a mattress, then the spark at the border hit that mattress like a match, to make a roaring house on fire. Now the only thing Trudeau can do is run for his life. And any other leader, anywhere on earth, aligned with Trudeau, will also need to flee for their life.

    There’s no way to put the genie back in the bottle, or toothpaste back in the tube. Trudeau and his cronies should seek asylum on Epstein Island : ) Game is over and the only move is Gitmo. They offer milkshakes, or a fruit smoothie, as last request. Just Cuban soil in the end for JT, vaya con dios.

    The big door that swings on tiny hinges, is pushed by the hand of God. Sure hope you’re on the right side of these Big Doors? Otherwise, don’t let it hit you in the ass on your way out.

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  • Forced Positivity

    Forced Positivity

    pos·i·tiv·i·ty
    noun: positivity

    1. the practice of being or tendency to be positive or optimistic in attitude.
      “pupils draw power from the positivity of their teachers”
    2. the presence rather than absence of a certain substance, condition, or feature.
      “the first biopsy specimen demonstrated positivity for cytokeratin”

    PewDiePie has the most popular Vlog on Youtube and he started a discussion, perhaps inadvertently, about something I and many others, who’ve tackled a daily video blog (Vlog), have come to realize; it causes “forced Positivity”

    BTW (by the way): I had to add “Positivity” to the dictionary on my computer, evidently my brilliant computer didn’t find that word in it’s massive brain but the search engine knew all-about-it – so I posted that above. However, the point of this post is how the process of creating something new and interesting every day, for your audience and followers on the web, creates a certain amount of fraud because nobody can be happy every day, it’s just not going to happen, no-matter how well-off you are or how great your life might currently be. It’s not possible to be happy all day, every day and it doesn’t matter who you are, or where you live.
    The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle
    Being grateful can negate negativity, as it’s impossible to be depressed and grateful at the same time but “forced positivity” is a practiced skill-set that comes with time. The Power of Now is perhaps the greatest user manual for the mind because the main premise of this wonderful Eckhart Tolle book, is that we have the ability to become conscious of what our ego is doing to manipulate our mind, changing the inner-dialog, to sabotage any comfort we may have otherwise enjoyed, by rolling visualizations of things that could go wrong, or making lists and repeating them to ourselves about all the things that are wrong in our lives, as if thinking about them could make them become any better.

    The truth is that “forced positivity” is just another way of saying, what W. Clement Stone, a businessman, philanthropist and New Thought self-help author, told us in his book “Success Through a Positive Mental Attitude.“

    W. Clement Stone - Forced Positivity