The Ruffling of Feathers, The Clutching of Pearls, The Twisting of Tighty Whities, Boxers, Panties and Thongs – An Injection of Truth and a Letter
Poly Tics . Social Studies
No. This is not a tale about underpants but let’s just get this out of the way. It might be useful later. According to Wikileakage, ‘underpants are items of clothing worn beneath outer clothes, usually in direct contact with the skin and may comprise of more than a single layer. They serve to keep outer clothing from being soiled or damaged by bodily excretions, to lessen the friction of outerwear against the skin, to shape the body, and to provide concealment or support for parts of it.’
In many ways this piece is a mini drama about what lies and rustles or festers under the veneer of civility, fashion, false narratives and good governance, and the attempt at concealing what must be laid bare, dirty or clean. A letter was written in response to a growing movement by brave souls willing to risk everything to bring disinfecting light to the atrocities committed during the planned COVID experience and the horrifying outcomes of what amounts to a complete suspension humanity, sanity and basic human rights.
The following open letter was written to an assortment of people within the Alberta political community and various news outlets. Like much of the communication I have offered to our public servants, I can rely on receiving limited acknowledgment, thanks or substantive answers to serious questions.
Dear Injection of Truth and Those Opposed or Indifferent,
It was both heartbreaking and inspiring to attend last nights historic event in Calgary and to hear from some of the many truly brave souls that dare speak truth to power. There are times that I weary of all of the truth that so many of us have had to absorb over the last few years – to see and experience the willful blindness and outright malice of the people and institutions that we were once inured to trust. There are still far too many good people, especially ethical healthcare professionals, that are being censored, persecuted and subjected to lawfare for the crime of seeking truth and justice. There are still too many victims that are being shunned and ignored. In spite of the claims by the political class of being transparent and accountable, there is still much truth to be told. It is interesting to see that UCP Airdrie East is listed as a sponsor of the I.O.T. movement and these important events. In what way do they sponsor the movement? The MLA for this constituency is noted for being dismissive of the ‘Alberta Pandemic Data Review Task Force’ report, the ‘National Citizens Inquiry’ and the ‘Injection of Truth’ movement – and refusing to engage with its constituents, even those good people within their own CA. At last nights event, a comment was made by either MLA Bouchard or Komick to the effect that this movement is progressing by having ‘one conversation at a time’. Last nights event was a very clear and loud conversation. It is disappointing that not all UCP MLAs agree with the principles of this important movement and would rather dwell on whichever side of the rather shaky narrative fence that is safest or more advantageous to them. Very few MLAs attended. This may be a rhetorical question….but why?
Please continue with this important and courageous work. As Shawn Buckly stated, and I hope I am paraphrasing correctly, ‘There can be no reconciliation without contrition’. Contrition seems out of reach for most of the political class that were directly or indirectly supportive of the grievous harm committed against our fellow citizens. We need more than apologies. Not to compare historical and tragic events in Canadian history, but establishing ‘Truth and Reconciliation’ for what happened during the planned COVID events and the subsequent crimes against humanity could go a long way to moving on from mistakes of the past and fostering a prosperous and healing future for all people. There can be no truth and reconciliation without the whole truth and accountability. We must not forget.
Sincerely,
Al Neitsch
Airdrie, Alberta
It was either Karl or Groucho Marx that said the following. I forget.
“I donβt want to belong to any club that will accept me as a member.”
Oh right. It was Groucho Marx. This quote is often interpreted as a sarcastic way of expressing contempt for exclusive or pretentious groups. Grouch Marx poked fun at stuffy people and their institutions. Karl Marx would join any group, communist or otherwise, that would pay his bills and buy him drinks. He was a drunkard and rarely bathed. He was an asshole. All socialists and communists and WOKEISTS are assholes.
“It’s a big club, and you ain’t in it”
This is a quote from comedian George Carlin. He comments on the political and economic clownshow in society. Carlin rightly claims that most countries are is run by wealthy business interests that control corporations, media, and politics, leaving the general public out of the decision-making process. You basically get the government that you think you voted for.
The Carlin and Marx quotes are fairly representational of how I see most political action groups lately. You join or get elected to a club hoping to gain access to some sacred inner circle, to have a say in how the public servant sector represents us. You want substantive answers to serious questions. Too often the groups turn out to be little more than a kaffeeklatsch echo chamber with various levels of posturing and infighting….very much like many church-type clubs. A constituency association provides a framework for giving the appearance of involvement but often only allows for status quo edicts, reports and fundraising schemes. Asking inconvenient or uncomfortable questions could cancel your membership or make you sick enough to leave. Gaslighting and boredom can make you ill. Fundraising and campaigning and winning ( s )elections are more important than actually serving the public and developing sound policy for the betterment of society.
This politician’s response to the constituancy starts with some condescension followed by a sort-of lie. I was an elected member of the Airdrie East CA…until I wasn’t. We then see an excuse for not attending. Being or getting sick is a good excuse that also presents an opportunity to virtue signal good intentions. The MLA then points out as an accusation of misinformation, an error I made in implying that Darrell Komick was an MLA. My bad. He is actually the president of the Calgary-Lougheed UCP CA. I am ashamed and discredited. I’m surprised that the Airdrie East MLA actually read the letter to notice this grievous error. This is the first written and public response I have ever received from this MLA’s office. The rest of the response is classic gaslighting claiming accessibility and accountability despite the reality or record, very much like the sometimes Canadian outgoing prime minister/WEF groomed schill saying, “We will always be there for you”. Pass the airsick bag. Lay some diethyl phthalate fragrances on me to mask the odor.
Movements like ‘An Injection of Truth’ and ‘The National Citizens Inquiry’ should be designated and prosecuted as the greatest assault and murder investigation in Canadian history. Those guilty or selectively ignorant of these crimes must pay in kind or atone for their sins. The noise and distractions meant to hide the truth is so much cricket music. Meanwhile there are day long line-ups at the Tim Horton’s drive-thru. So Canadian!
Perhaps or neccessarily so, politicians and public servants should be made to overcome their hubris and stop waving flags of virtue and convenience.
Get over yourselves!
Show us the state of your underpants if you have nothing to hide…and especially if you do.
Would you like a healing injection of truth for a change?
Click.
THEY LIED. WILL YOU BE THE LAST TO KNOW? DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE?
And whatever you do baby, don’t rock the boat. It might be sinking.
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