This was sent to me by one of my amazing sisters to ‘circulate widely’ – and I couldn’t agree more that this is a ‘must read’ – written from the heart without a doubt:
‘Spring and Resurrection – the meaning of Easter’
by Emanuel E. Garcia, M.D.
‘I have long hesitated to write in anything approaching a ‘religious’ vein, for the simple fact that although I was brought up in a particular religion I abandoned it for a kind of secular vision of general goodness. Who had need of a God or gods, I surmised, when we men and women could create a decent and generous world without them?
Call me naive.
Looking back upon the 20th century, an era marked by two unnecessary World Wars, a Holocaust and the needless detonation of two nuclear bombs above a country that had already been reduced to rubble by conventional war, and, even more importantly, looking back over the past four years wherein the world was brought to a halt by a fraudulent emergency, the ramifications and resonances of which still echo, I struggle to find words to fill the vacuity of evil that has been visited upon us.
Flush with digital computational powers enhanced by the deliciously entangled quantum horizons, those who really rule the world — the golden million or two whose coffers have been inundated to overflowing thanks to covid — seem to want to convince us peons that not only may we transcend our biologically assigned genders, but we may transcend the biological imperatives of material demise by hitching our hopes for immortality to the ever-inescapable domain of fanciful machinery fueled by an intelligence that is deliriously artificial — the result of humankind’s unparalleled creative ‘art’. The kicker is that doing so — for those of us who peep about under the huge legs of the Globalist Colossus — means selling our unalienable birthrights to life, liberty and happiness for a bowl of the most stultifying gruel imaginable: the stale grey empty world of transhumanist equity, where diversity is finally celebrated by sameness.
But Spring is the season of hope and expectations, for stirrings and for rebirth. Whether one believes that Jesus was the Son of God or not, the legacy of Jesus offers the kind of promise that marks a true revolution.
Before Jesus, virtue was measured by wealth, status, cunning, strength and martial prowess. It is worth bearing in mind that the male head of a Roman household in 33 A.D had virtually limitless impunity to do as he wished with his slaves, wife or children. It is also worth recalling the adulation accorded ‘youth’ in Ancient Greece.
Jesus, however, promised something different. In essence he eschewed the universal reverence of Power and offered the possibility of a place in the only Kingdom that mattered, to everyone: the poor, the oppressed, the abandoned, the forgotten, the neglected, the lame, the ill, the weak, women as well as men.
This astonishing revolution was accomplished by an itinerant healer who shunned earthly riches and earthly notoriety — how often did he counsel his followers not to trumpet the miracles he worked?
Whether we realize it or not, the essence of Christianity changed the world, and principles which we embrace and accept are the consequences: equality, cooperation, and love.
The institutions of Christianity — like all institutions — found a way to corrupt the pure message of their icon, and the innumerable wars and massacres and schisms and divisions and depredations perpetrated by them are impossible to ignore. Somehow and someway, humankind finds its way to betraying the good residing in its breast for the emoluments of evil.
Is it any wonder that, in the penumbra of these past four years, more and more of us have lost all faith in the secular institutions erected to safeguard our precious health and welfare — institutions such as the FDA, the CDC, the WHO, the WEF, the medical councils and governments around the world who chose to sequester and divide and to punish with vehemence those who protested against their imperatives? Institutions that pursued — difficult as it may be even for those of us in the know to believe — an agenda of murderous medical tyranny?
Call them false idols, these havens of bureaucratic control. We have seen through them, we are fighting our way against and around them.
A new world is coming —not the one these Colossuses had in mind for us, because we are now, by hardship, seasoned against their chimerical falsehoods.
For them this April may be the cruelest month; for us, it is a time of renaissance, of unfettering, and of building a human solidarity founded on freedom, not fear, on cooperation rather than control.’
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1st April 2024 – The wonderful Dr Claire Craig’s amazing four year summation here – a ‘must watch to the end’ video. John Bowe writes about it:
‘Well worth re-posting. Thank you Clare. @ClareCraigPath A brilliant summation of the past 4 years with particular analysis of the war on ‘inconvenient truth’. Humans like to be in gangs and that encourages cognitive dissonance. Easter and the passion of Christ is the perfect time to shout the truth. May God bless you, Clare. Jx’
https://twitter.com/JohnBoweActor/status/1774776013798408254
9th April 2024 – Here is another great heartfelt piece by Emanuel E. Garcia:
A View from the Street – or, Making Sense Out of the World Thrust upon Us
13th April 2024 – Kathy Gyngell on X writes:
‘Sometimes I think we at @TheConWom, with very limited resources, are the only outlet doing the job of holding politicians and their advisers to account.
If you fail to name the culprits who allow or make things to happen, as we have with Dominic Cummings this week, you are failing in your fourth estate duty. It’s too easy just to say ‘those’ who imposed lockdown should be jailed, when we know who did.’
There are indeed some great, important articles in ‘The Conservative Woman’ written by a variety of people – it’s well worth reading the articles and keeping your eye open for new content:
https://twitter.com/KathyConWom/status/1779069796904014026
