CTMU Q&A

Big Tech billionaires will say anything for a buck. But if you prefer truth, just ask the Axis. He knows everything. (From "Axis: Bold as Love", Jimi Hendrix)

It’s no secret, so we might as well face it: we live in a sick world. It’s not sick because of its natural configuration. It’s sick because of the venal, avaricious, meretricious, intellectually mediocre, fantastically dishonest miscreants allowed to run it. We now officially live in an oligarchy, and it’s been living up to its bad reputation in every way.

As a consequence of the mendacious money-grubbing predation of this oligarchy, along with that of its rats, shills, wannabes, and useful idiots in government, industry, education, and the media, the world has been all but denied its best chance of survival: truth. Obviously, that’s because people of this ilk believe their personal fortunes to be vastly more important than the world or its survival, and truth is inconsistent with their priorities. (That’s not an exaggeration. That’s the truth.)

I used to think that everyone was basically good at heart, and that if I just got a little traction and attracted favorable attention for my work, it could attract resources for beneficial change. How naive of me! The trouble was, I’m not a liar or a sales huckster of the kind who baits investors with promises that I don’t know I can keep should the necessary resources not materialize, I worry about the possible ill effects of what I do, and I don’t supplicate to the world’s Rothschilds, Soroses, and Klaus Schwabs (such people instantly sniff out independence and individuality, excluding from the winner’s circle those who emit such offensive odors). Yet I opened my mind to the possibility that they’d accept my help in changing the world for the better, if only because they and their PR flacks never stop tooting their faux-philanthropic horns about “saving the world”. Unfortunately, I was sadly misled.

No, that simply wasn’t a good bet on my part. As it turned out, not one of them had the scientific, mathematical, or philosophical intuition and goodness of heart to roll out the meritocratic welcome mat. They simply weren’t up to it. They’d rather pack all those resources up their know-it-all tailpipes and shower hustlers and swindlers with capital for glitzy start-ups, data sponges, pump-and-dumps, and rug-pulls than share the limelight with anyone actually able to produce anything of real value to society. Even after I went through the obligatory media wringer and was publicized on news networks across the Western World, they saw nothing in it for them. So they focused on reshaping the information landscape using every lying, throttling, censoring, deplatforming, demonetizing, debanking trick in the book and sank their capital into sinister enterprises like Google, Palantir, and Neuralink … anything to help the enemies of truth deceive, surveil, and dehumanize the species.

But how silly could I have been? Fat-cat narcissism and self-absorption should have come as no surprise at all, as there is virtually no overlap between elite interests and the interests of the public. The wealth-and-power elite, being in close partnership with the deep state, inundate the public with misery like ruptured sewer mains at every available opportunity. In fact, they facilitate the urinary incontinence of other fools as well. I’m still badgered by anonymous atheist-materialist gadflies, billionaire fanboys / wannabe billionaires, and defamatory YouTube influencer-trolls who libel me with impunity and thumb their beaks at me because I’m overlooked by the bankster-funded, CIA-promoted Big Tech oligarchy and its sycophantic grooms of the stool, at whom I can no longer look without wanting to vomit.

But at least there’s a bright side, if we can call it that. Even on Facebook, where the soulless serial killers of truth have limited the CTMU Group to all of 6.1K members even after a decade, I occasionally hear good questions asked in what seems to be a spirit of honest inquiry. The questioners often betray confusion, but they’re better than any of the sullen, resentful academics who prefer to run for the shadows like sowbugs in a chicken pen at any mention of me, making “the little people” look bold by comparison. At least those who step forward with content-oriented questions aren’t self-promoting frauds and willful ignoramuses.

Here’s an example of honest CTMU inquiry from the Facebook CTMU Group.