The Epic Failure of the Vaccine

Why do some things do the exact opposite of what their stated intent is?

I’ve heard it said that “worry is a prayer for the things you don’t want.”

By now, it’s clear that the entire vaccine narrative has been one of the most destructive, epic failures in the history of humankind. That’s not an understatement. Consider the massive swath of devastation it left across just a few of the following areas of life:

• Hope. How many billions of people pinned their hope and shaped their lives around the promise of a silver bullet that would kill Covid? I remember wanting it to be true myself, to be that silver bullet, that firewall, and if it truly was safe and effective, I would have gladly taken it. How much energy and intention, how much HOPE, was placed in this magic elixir, only to see that hope absolutely devastated. Hope smashed by reality is a bitter, painful pill to swallow, and right now, millions are trying to spit that pill out while millions more continue to try to pathetically and stubbornly choke that down.

• Health. What more needs to be said? The side effects and death profile dwarfs anything ever seen in the history of vaccines. And horrifically and sadly, we’re still very early. As the narrative begins to catch up to reality, even slightly, there’s no doubt we will continue to see horror stories of the injured and stories of the dead mount. Oh yeah, and the vaccine never really did it’s job either (stop the spread, make you immune").

• Division. Haha, remember when we thought Donald Trump was the most divisive and destructive force we’d ever seen? That was cute.
  

  

  Globally, the vaccine mandates are causing massive protests. Hard workers who love their jobs and careers are being fired or quitting. Families and friends are turning on one another. Parents are being forced to choose between sending their kids to school or preserving their bodily autonomy. Socially, they have conditioned a mass portion of the population that it’s perfectly fine to discriminate.

• Economy. Whether through the loss or resignation from a job, the loss of ability to work due to injury, the choice to close a business rather than discriminate, the loss of business because of the mandate and choosing to not enforce it, or something else, our economies have taken a massive hit.

• Faith in institutions. Speaking for myself, my faith in human institutions is at an all time low, in particular medicine and journalism. These two institutions could and should have been vanguards to insulate us from this destruction. Instead, they were and continue to be active, willing participants

Yet while the vaccine experiment is a colossal dumpster fire, this isn’t the first time something has been pushed maniacally by big government or big business that’s failed spectacularly.

Things like LBJ’s Great Society, created with the seemingly noble goal of equality and equity, have over time actually devastated the very portions of society it claimed to help.

Abolishing the police departments - because racist cops - somehow shockingly didn’t stop crime, and are now being refunded.

And pretty much anything that California big cities like San Fran and LA do creates the exact opposite

Sometimes, there are policies and programs put into place that work. They are well-thought out and variables are planned for. Reality is taken into account, and while there will be moments of rethinking and pivoting, which is natural, the plan was solid.

Other times, regardless of how well-intended, they are doomed to fail, and not just fail, create massive unintended consequences.

And then, like with the vaccine, it’s pure greed and ambition. Make no mistake…while there might have been some hope that the vaccine would work, the vaccine manufacturers knew that regardless of what happened, they were hitting the home run of the millennium. The unintended consequences, the carnage, the failure, that was all cost of doing business. Acceptable trade offs.

In order for something to work, it has to be grounded in the following. If one or more are missing, the plan is doomed, no matter how well-intended or altruistic.

1. There is ALWAYS a cost. Someone, somewhere, ALWAYS pays a price. If those costs aren’t truly considered and counted, there will be failure, and there will be carnage.

2. It must have sound principles, rooted in reality. Idealism is wonderful, but it’s rare when someone can bend reality to their will just by positive thinking. Anyone who tells you “if we just do X harder and more”, and it’s unhinged from known principle, unhinged from reality, and will only cause damage. It’s like the spouse who keeps saying “but I KNOW I can get them to change.”

3. There must be equally solid contingencies. Flying without a net might be thrilling, but the landing is always brutal.

4. Count the costs, then be decisive and move confidently forward to manifest the vision.

It never ceases to amaze me when politicians and bureaucrats, most of whom have never done one real damn thing in the real world with their own skin in the game in their lives, attempt to create broad changes and sweeping programs and then expect me to not just accept them but love them. It’s the height of arrogance, recklessness, and self-delusion.

Over and over and over again, these grifters, attention whores, madmen, zealots, and pimps force their delusions on me and you and then grovel every 2 or 4 years for our votes and for our love.

Beyond the greed and incompetence, however, is fear. Fear drives human behavior more than any other motivator. When decisions are made, on the personal or societal level, they must be made altruistically. They must come from not only a place of sound principle and sound technique, but also of faith and confidence.

As the quote above states, fear and anxiety attract the very things we’re trying to run from in some crazy, metaphysical way. As we’ve seen with the vaccine, the fear has driven individuals and our societies absolutely insane, and it’s causing much of the very chaos that we were trying to prevent.

We’ve let our fear and worry manifest the very monsters we were trying to destroy.

I encourage you today…stop creating the opposite for yourself. You must master your fear. You must banish your anxiety and worry. You must choose Faith > Fear. Any other option will only create the very things you’re trying to leave behind.