One flew over the Cuckoo´s Nest: exposing the evil of Babylon

26.01.24

One flew east, one flew west, one flew over the cuckoo's nest.

... Sort of like that wind blowing both from the east and west on the day I confronted "my friend" with the truth. The sh... really hit the fan and I have not seen her since, though she did write me an uncomplimentary e-mail.
I could not take the lies any more and making believe the lies are true for the sake of useless conversation is beyond me now.*

I recommend viewing the film "one flew over the cuckoo's nest".

My mother took me to see it when I was 11 years old in 1975.

The film and its content came up at work during a meeting and I decided to review it, remembering what an impact it made on me then.

I think it is a great film. One that exposes the agenda of Mystery Babylon: make the m-asses at large believe they are "sick" so that they seek voluntary treatment that kills them, so that their demise is their own fault.

The agenda is obviously an old one and is still being trotted out. The mark of the beast will be sold to us with schtick such as this.

Spoiler The scenes with the electro-shock treatment, the lobotomy and the suffocation of R.P. MacMurphy (RPM) by the Chief made lasting impressions on me. I could hardly bear any of it. This time around I could not watch the schock "therapy". Too awful. Can you imagine hurting your fellow man like that? The Chief "killed him", because RPM was already dead, like nurse Wretched.

My great-grandmother had a lobotomy done on her brain and it left her infantile as a little child. Evidently, so I've been told, they turned her into a retard. For people who were born that way, it's one thing, but to premeditatedly talk-up and actually perform such ritual torture on another man or woman, boy or girl, is insufferable. My great-grandmother, Marie, died shortly after she was butchered, just after she had received her first social-security check. I hope she made it through the straight gate.

For many, this "life" is fraught with tragedy from start to finish. A literal little shop of horrors, similar to the cuckoo's nest.

I purposely will not leave links. The film can be found on you-tube. It is based on the novel by Ken Kesey, which is available on archive dot org. It is a demonstration of what happens when the truth meets the lie, when darkness snuffs out the light. John 3.19-21

*the scene from "Network": "I´m mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore" comes to mind. Look it up. Curious that such exposé films were released in the 70´s.