For anyone old enough to have been alive and aware of the attacks
of September 11, 2001 and of so-called COVID-19 in 2020, memory may
serve to remind one of an eerie parallel between the two operations.
However, if memory has been expunged by the work of one’s forgettery or
deleted by the corporate media flushing it down the memory hole, or if
knowledge is lacking, or maybe fear or cognitive dissonance is blocking
awareness, I would like to point out some similarities that might perk
one up to consider some parallels and connections between these two
operations.
The fundamental tie that binds them is that both events aroused the human fear of death.
Underlying all fears is the fear of death. A fear that has both
biological and cultural roots. On the biological level, we all react to
death threats in a fight or flight manner. Culturally, there are
multiple ways that fear can be allayed or exacerbated, purposely or not.
Usually, culture serves to ease the fear of death, which can traumatize
people, through its symbols and myths. Religion has for a long time
served that purpose, but when religion loses its hold on people’s
imaginations, especially in regard to the belief in immortality, as
Orwell pointed out in the mid-1940s, a huge void is left. Without that
consolation, fear is usually tranquilized by trivial pursuits.
In the cases of the attacks of September 11, 2001 and the current
corona virus operation, the fear of death has been used by the power
elites in order to control populations and institute long-planned
agendas. There is a red thread that connects the two events.
Both events were clearly anticipated and planned.
In the case of September 11, 2001, as I have argued before,
linguistic mind-control was carefully crafted in advance to conjure
fear at the deepest levels with the use of such repeated terms as Pearl
