I Am Crushed by the Truckers Windshields. What To Do?

by Mary W Maxwell, PhD, LLB

How about you? Are you thrown off balance by the sudden development in Canada? Mainstream media says that the police (or somebody else -- is really police?) broke the windshields of 70 trucks. And definitely the police (or police impostors) transmitted harmful radiation in Canberra to the tens of thousands of Aussies who showed up to "demonstrate" the wrongness of politicians.

This brutality can't be legally correct. It is outside the law. The persons doing it are committing a crime even if they are obeying orders.

Let's not get bogged down by a discussion of "government's" rights, such as needing to clear the traffic in Ottawa. People throughout Canada turned out to say they were with the truckers. Nobody can undo last week's celebration of patriotic pride and just plain love. It boosted the hopes of the whole world. Talk about social capital! Use it while it's hot.

We need to concentrate on what the real issue is, not play with word salad, eh? The issue that caused the truckers to make a convoy was vaccine mandates. That is the crime to reflect on. It is plainly mass murder.

Remember social distancing? What a joke. Details of the pandemic were published in 2014, in a Rockefeller Foundation booklet. And later were unabashedly cheered on, in Klaus Schwab's book, The Great Reset (meaning his own planned reset of the global economy, sung in an IMF key).

Mr Globalist

Not enough attention is being given to the big takeover. This is all new in history. It is being done by someone whom Catherine Austin Fitts succinctly labels "Mr Globalist." Isn't it amazing that WE DO NOT KNOW THE IDENTITY OF OUR 'OWNERS.' There are famous names in banking, science, and media but all of them are mere running dogs for somebody bigger.

BIGGER? Is it BIG to be a person who hides from everyone? And how is it that we have been so timid as to just gawk at the problem of their huge power -- power that has been partly "legalized" by sneaky legislation. Isn't it time we got a grip? Like maybe grow up?

For a moment, I wish to propose that Mr Globalism's high-ness at the top came about by way of natural forces in human society. These include ordinary greed, ordinary hierarchy-formation, and ordinary tendency of people to worship our 'betters.' (OMG did I just say 'betters'?). We are sort of stuck with the resulting structure, but we don't have to keep catering to Mr Globalist's every whim.

And what whims is he experiencing at the moment? You should assume that the Canadian windshield-smashing and the Australian radiation are just the beginning, or just a prelude. Don't worry that we are late in recognizing it -- we have at least recognized it now. We are in EXTREME TROUBLE.

We do not have legislatures anymore -- observe that both of the hits, in Ottawa and Canberra, happened at outside PARLIAMENT HOUSE! We also do not have courts. There is no way (unless I am blessedly wrong) that judges will save us, though they could do so merely by reading directly from the parchment in a loud, indignant voice. That would work wonders.

Your Basic Dr Richard Day's 1969 Speech

How do I know that the windshield and radiation thing -- call it WR -- is not an aberration but is a prelude? Easy -- Dr Richard Day spilled the beans to medical students , perhaps as a trial balloon, in 1969. His futuristic predictions -- at a time when we thought futurism was sexy -- included many things that then came true. "Divorce would become common, cars would be imported, the Church would lose prestige, girls would no longer play with baby dolls," etc.

Dr Day also said -- as recollected by Dr Lawrence Dunegan who was in the audience -- that bridges would collapse (how would he know that), new diseases would come about (how would he know that), drugs and alcohol would be promoted, familiar landmarks would be taken away (ahem), all banks would amalgamate into one bank, there would be a chip under your skin to keep track of you (he said that 70 years ago!), hospitals would be made to double as prisons.

Also, you -- yes, you -- might be expected to give your elderly parents a 'demise pill.' As in "Here, Mom and Dad, it's been great knowin' ya."

But that's only the fun stuff. Little is made of his stunning prediction -- i.e., announcement -- as to how everyone would be forced to comply. Note: Dunegan reported Day's remarks on the Randy Engels Christian radio show in 1988 and rense.com carried it under the name "The New order of Barbarians." See my abridgement at GumshoeNews.com). Per Dunegan's notes:

"We would bring in the ‘New International Political System.’ If there were too many people in the right places who resisted this, there might be a need to use one or two or possibly more nuclear weapons. As it was put, this would be possibly needed to convince people that, 'We mean business.' That was followed by the statement that, 'By the time one or two of those went off then everybody, even the most reluctant, would yield.' Day said something about, 'This negotiated peace would be very convincing,' as in a framework or in a context that the whole thing was rehearsed but nobody would know it."

One more quote, per Dunegan: "When the new system takes over, people will be expected to sign allegiance to it, indicating that they don’t have any reservations or holding back to the old system. 'There just won’t be any room,' Day said, 'for people who won’t go along.' He may have said something like, 'disposed of humanely'.”

I note that Al Martin, in his book "The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran/Contra Insider," says that in the 1980s Lt Oliver North was tasked with preparing to kill 70 million Americans, give or take a mil, by a nuclear strike -- to get compliance. Ollie must have been brainwashed to accept that as OK. {I think ALL politicians and Generals are in a dissociated zombie state now.]

Anyway nukes have been replaced by satellite weapons and bioweapons. Granted, we were stupid to let a weapons industry dictate to government.

Don't Tune Out

It is natural to shut off the very perception of such information. We don't have a place to absorb it in our brain if we've been raised, all starsies and stripesies, to think that the American people would simply not countenance a takeover, a coup. Indeed, right now we aren't countenancing it -- in the sense of refusing to look at it! But I'm asking you to make the effort.

Thank you, truckers and Aussies, who endured WR for us. You have at least shown what is in store for everybody -- everybody other than Mr Globalist anyway. The pain of radiation can easily come from the 5G towers. (You thought 5G was built to "improve broadband speed"? Oh, come on).

The radiation will give you a huge headache and nausea. It will mess up your thinking processes. You will want to die. Oh, excuse me, cops, you too will cop the radiation; it's fairly indiscriminate stuff.

Words of Hope

Lately, Yours Truly has been majorly energized by Philip Allott's 2017 book "Eutopia: New Philosophy and New Law for a Troubled World." Allott is a retired British diplomat and knows his onions. Really, really knows his onions. I hear you saying "Philosophy? law? What we need is guns." Actually, at the moment, you may need guns, but I prescribe instead that you stock up on hope. Here are a couple of quotes from Allott's Eutopia:

"We still have the powers of the human mind necessary to imagine a better human future. The human will is still capable of making a better future happen. For how much longer?"
[and] "The human mind is still capable of reimagining society and law as the foundation of a better human condition. We may have one last chance to think well in order to make a better human future. The human mind is still capable of making the human world into a place of human happiness."

In case you disagree with that last bit, about our regaining happiness, let me assure you that Philip Allott has got a clear view of human history and can see that all that we created, good and bad, came from the peculiar brain of Homo sapiens. We really are in charge. Even today. It just requires extra brainery.

Now let me quote our late beloved Edward O Wilson. He said "We've got paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions, and god-like technology -- a dangerous combination." Yes, but we can overcome that.

Here' a quote from Roger Hodgkinson, MD, at the Freedom Convoy, expressing his faith in the truckers: 'They've got gonads bigger than their trucks." Aw, that's very nice. Especially if Mr Globalist has not got gonads to speak of.

On that subject, I'm not a sociobiologist for nothing. I have long seen that what goes on in the upper circles is intense worry by the alpha. Climbing to the top is one thing; staying there is another. "Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown," even in the best of times -- but think what it's like nowadays. Poor Mr Globalist sees that 8 billion people are not pleased with his rule. He is lashing out in an absurd manner.

Enter, Sun Tzu

Strategy is no doubt what is needed right now. This is where females come in. They are not trapped in ego-maintenance the way the male is. They don't have to fear a show of weakness. In fact, as all of us girls know, weakness is our instrument of getting what we want.

Let me offer a plan, Jan. The situation is that human suffering is about to multiply fantastically. There will be a withdrawal of our ability to communicate with one another by phone. There will be a chopping off of electricity, and of gasoline for car travel. Food? Are you kidding?

You will be a sitting duck when they come to take you to re-education camp. Five dollars says you'll be required to dig graves and throw your neighbors in. The whole thing will rev up our worst emotions -- including regret -- remember Solzhenitsyn "How we suffered in the camps when we realized we could have prevented this."

I suggest we appeal to Mr Globalsist. If his brain is too mushy to deal, we can try dealing with the next level down, the big minions, for example -- my fave -- Rupert Murdoch. We acknowledge to them that although we see they have been a bit naughty, it is the fault of all of us. We wanted to read those celebrity magazines. We wanted to buy the cheapest shirt. We wanted to eff up the environment with plastic and poisons. It was our society's culture that did it, not particularly you, Rupe. Let's fix it together, OK?

Hmm. Maybe Rupe isn't quite ready to sign a plea deal. Maybe Hank would, though. According to Brice Taylor, who served as Hank's unintended confidante, Hank always put strategy foremost in his dealings. But Hank and Rupe are quite old. Let's move down to lower levels of minions.

How about cops? The folks in Canada already tried appealing to cops, Canadian to Canadian. It had good effect; various police officers resigned or spoke out. I suggest cops get together and think about what is planned for them after their use-by date. It won't take much to hypnotize them to become more brutal. Do they really want this to be their task? I don't think so.

Same with bank managers. They have to be busy now to seize everyone's assets, but after a clean wipe of the file, when no one any longer possesses anything, the bankers will be as poorly off as anyone else. Nice little Porsche in the garage but nowhere to go with it. If bankers want to do a little putsch in their bank, better seize the moment.

Mr Globalist will really panic if he gets non-cooperation. Sure, he has been used to contracting for a hit on anyone who refused to cooperate but how many hitpersons are there left on duty? I once read that Nicolae Ceausescu had a button on his wristwatch. He could press it to beckon his bodyguards, if he got into a fix. But when the big fix was on, in 1989, he pressed the button and nobody showed up. A Special Military Tribunal then did the needful. On Christmas Day, no less.

Nic had been so mean (and wife Elena meaner) that no such court trappings were really needed, but it does help, especially for the record. In many of my books, such as Prosecution for Treason, I show how Americans can use existing law to do this. What could be more justice-based than helping a Ceausescu depart for greener pastures?

Look. Here's a task for the US Supremes. Right now they have before them, on their very desk, the case of Jahar Tsarnaev. He did not do the Boston Marathon. (Please, wake up, naive people.) If one or more of the Great Nine would speak the truth -- which is already on file in the form of an amicus curiae brief (from myself, James Fetzer, and Dr Cesar Baruja), the population of Boston would be energized.

Boston's student population alone should have sufficient IQ to say "Hey everybody, lookie here." I will attach below a PDF of my book, "Boston's Marathon Bombing," to show what a piece of cake this whole thing could be. My email address, until deleted, is MaxwellMaryLLB@gmail.com.

Philip Allott again: "The self-creating power that each of us possesses, the affection that draws us to love and to serve other human beings [no small deal, really], all of these are contaminated by a collective human sickness that we seem unable to escape.... The time has come to resist absolute rule."

You go, Philip! Wake people up to their ordinary human power, which they can strategically imbue it with social values and solidarity!