The Human Offensive | January 1, 2024
By Daniel Taylor
There are striking parallels to the Renaissance period of the past to our present day. Empires collapsed, plagues reshaped society, and the establishment censored competing ideas and persecuted those who promoted them. The same human drama is playing out today, perhaps on a much larger scale, with more pronounced implications.
Alex Jones’ new book The Great Awakening: Defeating the Globalists and Launching the Next Great Renaissance is a powerful look at the current landscape of history we are living in. The book raises an interesting question; Is it possible for us to have a new Renaissance?
As we enter 2024, our collective consciousness is being infused ideas of civil war and cataclysm. For independent, conscientious, free thinking people, the darkness of the world right now might make the idea of Renaissance seem far fetched. However, there are signs that humanity is awakening. There are in fact historical similarities between our time, and events that sparked the first Renaissance.
The Black Death plague (1347-1350) is widely recognized as a launch point for the Renaissance after it dramatically altered society in Europe. Today, the COVID bio war has triggered world-wide societal and economic changes, and a new understanding of how masses of people are manipulated.
With the fall of the Roman empire, the world was thrown into chaos, and the power of the Catholic church was questioned and undermined. The invention of the printing press enabled the spread of knowledge in a revolutionary way, threatening the established order.
Today, the Anglo-American establishment and its empire is collapsing, while the globalist’s agenda is being questioned. The internet has enabled the rapid spread of ideas and information world-wide, while the establishment is censoring information that threatens it.
During the first Renaissance, revolutionary scientific and religious ideas were censored, and its originators, like Galileo and Capernicus, were persecuted and even put to death.
Today, the humanist, individualistic ideals of the Renaissance are turned on its head, and the established order is promoting anti-human ideas that humanity itself is a plague.
A prescient article from the Guardian recently discussed the emergence of a new romanticism, forming a backlash against COVID measures, algorithms and oppressive anti-human technocracy. Ross Barkan writes,
“Not all of the old romantics were opposed to Judeo-Christian religion, but they were drawn, like the youth of today, to spiritual realms that operated far beyond any biblical teachings or rationalist precepts. They were deeply wary of technology’s encroachment on the human spirit. They feared, ultimately, an inhuman future – and hence their rebellion.“
“Science is science, not a religion, but for many months in 2020 and 2021 it was treated as one, even as the scientists failed, in several striking instances, to adequately explain and predict the virus in our midst. Masks were a waste, ineffective, until they weren’t; the vaccines were a miracle cure that could immediately stop the spread of Covid, until the virus kept circulating anyway…”
The article continues,
“Trust in the science did not curdle at the same instance as trust in the tech conglomerates, but they are not so dissimilar when weighed against the hype of progress. The new romantics wonder: what good has any of this done for us? Were hyper-sophisticated GPS devices, cameras and video recorders worth it? It is too soon to predict a revival of the Luddites, but there has been at least one press report of a teen group ditching smartphones altogether because “social media and phones are not real life“.
The foundations of the medical industrial complex of today are cracking. New ideas are emerging that show human health and well being are much more complex than the narrow perspective of the Rockefeller funded “molecular vision of life.” This vision of life is based on the notion that human beings are mechanical, devoid of spirit.
Epigenetics, energetic frequencies, new findings on the nature of water, quantum mechanics and other sciences are potential sparks for new discoveries.
A new world-view that recognizes the spiritual element of humanity
Dr. Mattias Desmet, known for his theory of “mass formation psychosis”, may be recognized by history for his piercing commentary on our age.
In a speech delivered to the Romanian Parliament in November 2023, Desmet described the world view that has driven western society:
“The materialist-rationalist view on man and the world, in a strange way, rather led to the opposite of what it expected. As soon as we started to conceive the human being as a mechanistic, biological entity, for whom the highest attainable goal was survival, it became rather unfashionable to try to speak the Truth...
This materialist-rationalist view on man and the world—why do we actually cling to it? It loves to present itself as the scientific view on man and the world. Let me tell you that this is nonsense. All seminal scientists concluded exactly the opposite: in the end, the essence of life always escapes rationality, it transcends the categories of rational thinking. To name only one major scientist: in the preface of a book of Max Planck, Einstein claimed that it is a mistake to believe that science originates from supreme logical-rational thinking; it originates from what he called a capacity for ‘einfühlung’ in the object one investigates, which means as much as ‘a capacity to empathically resonate with the object you are investigating.’
Nobody is powerless. And hence, every single one of us is responsible. Each and everyone who speaks a sincere word and succeeds in truly connecting as a human being to another human being, in particular a human being with a different opinion, deserves to be mentioned in the books of history, much more than a president or a minister who engages in propaganda and fails to show the courage to speak sincerely.“
Desmet concludes:
“We need a new political culture, a culture that re-appreciates the value of Truth Telling. We need a new political discourse, a political discourse that leaves the shallow, hollow rhetorics, and propaganda behind and speaks from the soul, from the heart; we need politicians to become true leaders again, leaders who lead rather than mislead the population.“
The current chaos will give birth to something new. It may be an era of unprecedented tyranny over mankind, or a time when humanity launches a new Renaissance and uses advanced technology to expand to the stars rather than oppress and eliminate mankind.
Historically, established orders are overthrown during times like ours, and humanity advances. The “Great Reset” promoted by the World Economic Forum is an attempt to hijack the historical cycle we are in, and direct it toward ideas and systems that perpetuate the current order.
We all have a role to play in this. Alex Jones writes in The Great Awakening,
“You do not need to worry about or figure out a fix for every wicked act in the world. Just be the person God intended you to be, in the part of the world where you have influence… Rather than turning our gaze outward to the many problems of the world, we should turn inward and ask God for the strength to deal with what lies in front of us. We’re all in this fight together, and, with no individual more important than another, our power lies in God’s collective humanity.”