>>7897I didn't read it but this information has been available, and from the sound of it, it is yet another example of fake hand-wringing. I said early in my "career" that the only opposition to eugenics that was permitted was to say "eugenics is mean", and it had a corrosive effect on anyone saying what this was. They always knew, of course. We knew, based on what we had seen, for it would be impossible to not make this connection. The Party's first command is to tell everyone that they must disbelieve their eyes and reason, and this was a way to bring that about. The thrill of torture during the 1990s was never worse, and that's why we're here. That was the last time this could have been averted and we might have had something better, or at least we would be better prepared for the long onslaught. I will never forgive the enablers, and this book looks like enabling behavior.
Also, anyone with a university education who "made it" knew exactly what the plan was, and were told they were on the winning team. By the late 1980s, everyone was marching in total lockstep, and the world was lined up for this. Too many were pulled aside and told "the truth" or "the secret", though many of these people would be told lies about their standing or reality itself. There is no excuse. There is only the real truth—that humanity is a Satanic race, a failed race, and there was no other idea in them. There was only what the world would allow, for a time. Eventually the world will defeat humanity, but we won't be here to see it, and it will be a horrible defeat. That's what I didn't understand as a kid, because this has an obvious ending, and if life were truly pointless or for base pleasure, they wouldn't be so fanatical when eugenics was on the line. The only conclusion is that this is the human spirit, and the idea that humans were somehow different from within is a central eugenic creed shibboleth, because everything "within" is interpreted as eugenic quality. This was always built into Christianity.