Inigo Montoya: You are wonderful!
That's the most recent entry in this developing article. What do you think it's going to look like when I add the rest of the material, from 2019 and 2020?
What do you think it's going to look like two years from now?
It's a strange time, but that's how they want it, and that's how they're playing it. But I think it's over for them.
The physical world has transformed into a wonderland. Weather like I've never seen it, day after day. The airs are alive again, the Ether is returning, nay, has returned to health, given that fish are growing larger than they ever have in history.
I think that the great size of the "Dinosaurs" was not "extra oxygen in the air", as hilariously alleged, but simply rather how large things got in a pristine Etheric environment.
DROPPING TRUST - THE COLLAPSE OF THE CONFIDENCE GAME
"Is it Left or Right papers that are going to print all this rot about Alcasan?”
“Both, honey, both,” said Miss Hardcastle. “Don’t you understand anything? Isn’t it absolutely essential to keep a fierce Left and a fierce Right both on their toes and each terrified of the other? That’s how we get things done. Any opposition to the NICE is represented as a Left racket in the Right papers and a Right racket in the Left papers. If it’s properly done, you get each side outbidding the other in support of us – to refute the enemy slander. Of course we’re non-political. The real power always is.”
From “That Hideous Strength”, by C.S. Lewis, 1945
Confidence game. Also, confidence trick; con game – Noun - A swindle in which the victim is defrauded after his or her trust has been won. ... These terms, which use confidence in the sense of “trust,” date from the mid-1800s. They also gave rise to confidence man (or con man) for the swindler.
In September 2009, Express.co.uk said “Brits 'losing’ faith in climate change scientists.”
In February 2010, the Financial Times said “Public ‘losing’ faith in science”.
In November 2011, Grist said “Consumers ‘losing’ faith in Big Food”.
In 2012, the public’s approval of Congress reached an all-time low of 9% in the U.S.
Distrust in health technology increased 600% in the three years from 2014 to 2017.
Voter turnout in New York was at a record low in 2013.
In September 12, 2013, readwrite.com said “Americans ‘Losing’ Faith In Technology, ‘But Can't Break The Addiction’.“
An article from November 2013 is headlined “ ‘Losing’ Faith In Science – Let's Kick Corporate Science To The Curb”. I don’t know who wrote it, because It’s been scrubbed from the web since I first researched it in 2017.
Public confidence in the European Union fell to the lowest level on record in 2013.
Voter turnout in the U.S. in 2014 was the lowest since WWII.
In 2014, Millennials had historically low levels of trust in Government.
In June 2014, the U.S. was “ ‘losing’ tech trust overseas”, “a year after Snowden”.
(Snowden a ‘controlled opposition’ Mouthpiece of the State - expand)
The number of “trusted brands” dropped 12.5% from 2015 to 2018.
In 2015, the state of Washington set its lowest mark ever for voter turnout in an off-year election.
In 2015, Hillary Clinton was the most establishment-approved candidate on record.
An article from January 2015 is headlined “Vaccines ‘work’. ‘Here’ are the facts.”
Someone commenting on it said “It claimed that vaccines work and promised to give you the facts, but as I was reading through the long list of so-called “facts,” ‘I found myself knee-high in misinformation’.”
In February 2015, Independent.ie sternly warned “‘Doctor's Orders’: Don't believe all the anti-vaccine ‘hype’ ”.
In February 2015, huffpost warned “Anti-Vaccination Advocates Often Don't Trust The Government, Study”.
In February 2015, Science scowled and threatened “There's more than “one” way to persuade people to vaccinate”.
In February 2015, KevinMD.com wrung his hands and wailed “ ‘Why’ don't ‘some’ parents ‘believe’ the safety of vaccines’?’.”
PBS, knowing the game was collapsing in March 2015, floated the trial balloon “ ‘Dr. Robert W. Sears’: Why ‘Partial’ Vaccinations ‘May’ Be ‘an’ Answer”.Voter turnout in New Jersey’s November 2015 election was the lowest in the state’s history, going back to 1924.
Americans trust in mass media dropped to a its lowest level on record in 2016.
Australian trust in politicians dropped to the lowest level on record in 2016.
Australian voter turnout dropped to the lowest level on record in 2016.
Haiti’s voter turnout dropped to the lowest level on record in 2016.
Greek’s voter turnout dropped to the lowest level on record in 2016.
American voter turnout dropped to its lowest level on record in 2016.
Brazil’s trust in its leadership dropped to its lowest level on record in 2016.
In January 2016, the Washington Post laughingly said “Think ‘you’ can spot a con artist’?’ You probably ‘just got duped’.”
“We misread the signs of the con because we're predisposed to trust, because society runs on trust.”
Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton scored historically unfavorable ratings in a March 2016 poll.
A Scientific American article from September 2016 relates that “ ‘Mistrust’ of Vaccines Is Greatest in France”. Which is why a ScienceAlert article from January 2017 is headlined “France is about to make 11 vaccines ‘mandatory’ ”.
In October 2016, the hilariously-named “vaccineconfidence.org” said “USA: ‘Study shows’ millennials aren't getting the flu vaccine ‘because they don’t trust it’.”
In October 2016, the Denver Post clutched it chest and cried “ ‘Are’ Americans ‘losing faith’ in democracy’?’.”
In October 2016, pewresearch.org said “Pew: ‘Most’ Americans Don't Believe in 'Scientific Consensus' on Climate Change
“ ‘Nearly three-quarters” of Americans don't trust that there is a large ‘scientific consensus’ amongst climate scientists on human behavior being the cause of climate change.”
In November 2016, FiveThirtyEight confirmed flatly, but generally, “Americans ‘Don't Trust’ Their ‘Institutions’ Anymore”.The number of Americans who trusted their government “to do what is right” dropped 14% from 2017 to 2018.
In November 2016, CNN said “Voter turnout at 20-year low in 2016”.
(Obscures the location, unsearchable - expand)
The U.S. saw a record 37% drop in public trust in 2017.
A 2017 survey showed that global trust in Government was at an all-time low.
Sales of George Orwell’s ”1984" have increased 9,500% amid the start of Trump's presidency in 2017. The book was in such high demand the publisher ordered a 75,000-copy reprint.
Voter turnout in the U.K. was the 5th lowest on record in 2017.
Voter turnout in the E.U. was the lowest on record in 2017.
A book from 2017 is entitled “ ‘Who’ Can You Trust?: ‘How’ Technology Brought Us Together and ‘Why’ It ‘Might’ Drive Us Apart”.
A 2017 survey in showed that public trust in media in the U.S. was at an all time low.
The 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer showed that over half of respondents said they did not trust their main providers to define fair terms and conditions around the use of their personal data.
In January 2017, oneyoungworld.com said “It ‘looks like’ young people are ‘losing faith’ in global leadership”.
In January 2017, immunityeducationgroup.org asked incredulously “ ‘Are’ Doctors Being Trained to Manipulate Patients About Vaccines’?’.”
In February 2017, thetimes.co.uk said “Autism charity chief at forefront of 'dangerous' anti-vaccine campaign”.
In March 2017, metro.co.uk said “ ‘Controversial’ HPV vaccine paralyses a promising teen dancer”.
In February 2017, Vermont Public Radio was “Making A Case For Science ‘When Trust Is In Short Supply’.”
In February 2017 Donald Trump's approval rating was the lowest in history at the one month mark in his term.
In March 2017 voter turnout was at a record low for the mayor’s election in Los Angeles.
In April 2017, the Guardian got red in the face and puffed “ ‘Why’ are we ‘reluctant’ to trust robots’?’ “
In March 2017, the Baltimore Sun said “ ‘Many’ African Americans are not getting flu shots because they ‘don't trust’ the vaccine, while whites are more likely to think the flu is not a big deal, ‘a’ new ‘study’ has found.
In March 2017, huffpost said “ ‘A Poll’ Finds ‘Most’ Americans ‘Don't Trust’ Public Opinion Polls.
“Only seven percent say they have a great deal of trust in comparison to 22 percent of voters who ‘don't trust’ polling ‘at all’.”
In April 2017, it was stated “We don’t trust the internet. And it’s putting our digital future at risk.”
In May 2017 a majority in the U.S. said mainstream media publishes fake news.
In May 2017, pewresearch.org said “ ‘Survey’: American public's trust in government ‘near’ historic low
In May 2017 voter turnout was at a record low for France’s parliamentary elections.
In May 2017 voter turnout was at a record low in Nova Scotia. 'Honestly, I don't get it':
In July 2017 Donald Trump had the lowest six-month approval rating of any president.
In July 2017, the Atlantic said “From Trump to Brexit: Trust in Government Is ‘Collapsing Around the World’.”
In July 2017, the hilariously-named “vaccineconfidence.org” said “In ‘alarming’ trend, ‘more’ Maine kids ‘lacking’ vaccinations.”
In August 2017, thehill.com said “Americans ‘Don't Trust’ the Media, and for ‘Good’ Reason”.
In August 2017, CBS said “ ‘New Report’ Finds 75 Percent ‘Losing’ Faith In American Dream.”
In September 2017, the Washington Post said “ ‘Why’ climate change deniers ‘mistrust’ hurricane forecasts, too”.
In September 2017, Rose Law Group said “Americans ‘losing faith’ in college degrees, ‘poll finds’.”
In September 2017, National Public Radio said “NPR/Ipsos ‘Poll’: ‘Most’ Americans ‘Don't Trust’ Trump On North Korea”.
In the face of stupendous positive environmental change, and the failure of all of the predictions in “An Inconvenient Truth”, the most important and truthful movie ever made, in September 2017 the times.co.uk said “We ‘were’ wrong — ‘worst’ effects of climate change ‘can be’ avoided, say ‘experts’.
“Scientists admit that world is warming ‘more’ slowly than ‘predicted’. The ‘worst’ impacts of climate change can ‘still’ be avoided, ‘senior’ scientists have said after ‘revising’ their previous predictions.”
In October 2017, the U.K.’s “The Guardian” said “Catalan nationalists ‘losing’ faith in the EU”.
In October 2017, Pathos explained “ ‘Why’ We ‘Don't Trust’ Congress.”
In October 2017, the Grand Haven Tribune said “ ‘Poll’: Public ‘losing’ faith in Trump
In October 2017, Inside Higher Ed said “NCAA president: Public ‘losing’ trust in big-time sports - Inside Higher Ed
In November 2017, ico.org.uk said “ICO ‘survey’ shows ‘most’ UK citizens ‘don't trust’ organisations with their data.
In November 2017, CNBC.com said “Tesla Autopilot review: I still ‘don't trust’ it”.
(Questions the ‘review’ of the technology, versus the technology, itself? Ambiguous, at best)
In November 2017, the New York Times said “We ‘Can't Trust’ Facebook to Regulate Itself”.
In November 2017, niemanlab.org asked “ ‘Why’ don't people trust the news and social media’?’ A new report ‘lets’ them explain in their own wordsIn December 2017, EWN said “ ‘Survey’: ‘Most’ South African voters ‘do not trust’ politicians.”
In December 2017, NetRight Daily fought a brave rearguard action and asked naively “ ‘Are’ Americans ‘losing’ faith in the U.S. justice system’?’ “
In December 2017, sciencemag.org said “People ‘don't trust’ driverless cars. Researchers are ‘trying to’ change that”.
In December 2017, Inside Higher Ed questioned “ ‘Is’ the public ‘really’ losing faith in higher education’?’ “
Trust in the media, government, business, and non-profit organizations in Quebec decreased 12% from 2018 to 2019.
Trust in driverless cars ‘dropped’ in the first half of 2018.
In Russia, trust in Putin dropped below 50% in July of 2018.
Trust in Science dropped 28% in Canada from 2017 to 2018.
Trust in Facebook has dropped by 66% from 2017 to 2018.
Trust in online news was described as “declining” in November 2017.
In November 2017, IndustryWeek said “We Shouldn't Trust New Tech. We Shouldn't Fear It”. That’s a Satanic inversion. It’s also and example of doublespeak, and doublethink.
Surveys in January 2018 showed that, regardless of nation, trust in Government was at an all-time low.
The average trust score for all institutions in Canada dropped 13% from 2018 to 2019.
In 2019, 65% of the U.S. population had strong confidence that scientists were not acting in the public's best interests.
