Shame: The Key to Dismantling Clown World

Shame is a very powerful tool we humans use; it is our way of keeping social order. The individuals who violate our social norms, moral standards, and sacred traditions are made examples of for a good reason: not only does it keep people in line, it also educates others in how we expect them to behave in our society. However, in our jewified societies, shame has been weaponized and turned against us, to break down our order and replace it with disorder and delusion, which allows the jew to rule over the chaos.

Through decades of using neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) via his control of media and academia, the jew has been able to turn this healthy mechanism against his enemies, gaslighting, deceiving, and demoralizing them into accepting his Soviet-style, mental police state, which is referred to as “Clown World,” because our societies are so insane and degenerate, it’s comical — like a sick joke — how bad things have gotten.

It is for theses reason above, that we aren’t going to dismantle Clown World overnight; thus, we must prepare ourselves for a long war, and realize we need to steel our hearts for the many battles to come — many of which will be with our own brothers and sisters who fell victim to jewish NLP.

Since shame was used to create Clown World, we must use shame to destroy it.

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The Shame Game

Believe it or not, I don’t like to be mean to anyone, but shaming is something we must do in order to save our people. It is not always pretty, and it doesn’t always feel good, but it’s either we be a bit “mean” and snap our people out of the jewish matrix, or we all get “gulaged” and killed by the jews and their Shabbos goy we refused to be mean to. Trust me: these people will have no mercy on us should this time ever come.

Despite what many may think, shaming isn’t just yelling mean things at people; there is a proper way to do it. In fact, there are times you have unknowingly done it properly, and there are times you haven’t. In other words, sometimes you use it effectively, and other times you don’t. But if you were to become cognizant on how to do it right, you’d become more effective at shaming, and thus, wake up more of your people.

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Shame Frames

One of the main reasons I use my “drill-instructor schtick” is because I’m deploying the same shaming strategy that was used on me and my fellow recruits to make Marines. And since we are at war with world jewry, I’m not here to coddle people and tell them everything is going to be okay, I’m here to toughen them up and prepare them for war.

For those of you who have seen how I do my “work” both on Twitter and Rumble, you should have noticed I don’t always shame people in the same way. The reason for this is because there are actually two ways to shame someone: educate them or humiliate them — which method to use, always depends on the situation:

• For friends, family, and fellow Gentiles, use shame to educate.

• For enemies, whether jewish or Shabbos goy, use shame to humiliate.

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Shame to Educate

In order to use to shame to educate someone, you must approach that person with compassion and patience, and remind them that you’re on their side. A very effective way to gain rapport with someone, which is extremely important, is to tell them you used to hold the same position before (if applies), but you learned the truth and changed your ways. In other words, before you shame them, you set up the frame by shaming your former self, which implies you corrected your unacceptable behavior. This shows humility and lowers their guard, since you’re not coming from a condescending place.

Example 1:

“I used to be a Zionist, too, but after seeing all these kids being blown to pieces, I did my research and found out that I was supporting genocide. I am ashamed I was duped by Ben Shapiro and all these Israeli shills. These people are truly psychopaths!”

In Example 1, you are implying that it is wrong to support Israel, so much so, you changed your position out of shame. You also imply that supporting Israel is a form of psychopathy, and that you are ashamed of being tricked by jews and their Shabbos goy. This works on people who don’t know what’s going on.

However, sometimes, people know what’s going on, but for some reason don’t seem to care, so you have to remind them that they are wrong and should be ashamed.

Example 2:

“Are you serious? Do you hear what you’re saying? You don’t care about how many babies are blown to pieces? Wow! you sound just like a psychopath! How are you not ashamed of yourself for talking like that?”

What’s important in Example 2, is the use of like. By using like instead of are, it’s your way of telling them that their behavior is unacceptable, and that they should be ashamed because they should know better. You also avoid insulting them because talking like a psychopath doesn’t mean they are a psychopath — like Ben Shapiro and Shabbos Goy are in Example 1 — and if they sound “just like a psychopath,” they are certainly out of line and should probably correct themselves.

In the worst case scenario, the person you’re talking to has completely lost it, and you have to get even more aggressive. In this situation, you need to blatantly tell them they are wrong and shame them. This is risky, but it is necessary.

Example 3:

“Wow! I can’t believe you just said that. You’ve really lost it now, if that’s how you think. You should be ashamed of yourself. Hell, at this point, I’m ashamed to be your friend.”

Here, you’re not only telling them they are wrong, you’re also telling them that you’re wrong for even being their friend. This method creates a double-dose of shame: shame for supporting something evil; and shame that they are letting a friend down. Notice, you still give them a chance to reflect and change their behavior because of the word if. “If that’s how you really think,” implies they have a chance to still reflect and change their wrong way of thinking, not only redeeming themselves, but also not losing their friend.

I could give countless other examples of using shame to educate, but the main thing to keep in mind: your goal here is to convert someone to your side; therefore, you must not be condescending, and only shame the behavior of the individual, otherwise, they will put their defenses up and reject your message completely, because they will feel attacked on a personal level.

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Shame to Humiliate

This method of shaming should only be used on our enemies who we can never convert and Shabbos goy who deserve the worst fate possible. The entire purpose of using shame to humiliate, is to publicly annihilate these people so badly, no one else would ever want to face the same level of humiliation.

This mode of shaming is the most fun, as everything goes: get creative; let your frustration and anger flow. You have every right to use these enemies a punching bags, because they deserve it.

Make sure every insult is as funny as it is brutal.

Go for the jugular. Pull no punches.

In public, your shaming of them should make the everyone’s jaw drop, or guffaw uncontrollably like animals. Online, it should be a digital death penalty, with receipts of their crimes, hypocrisy, and lies, which will cause the People to help create a massive ratio, and slap your enemy with endless threads of insulting comments, funny gifs, LOLs, and skull emojis.

Use your First Amendment as fiercely as possible, but make sure you keep things legal and within the bounds of the law. We are not jews; we don’t make death threats, harass families, doxx personal info, or need to lower ourselves to any of their satanic strategies, because have the truth, and all we need to do is shame anyone refuses to listen to it.

I need not give any examples, because plenty of you already do precisely what is needed, instinctively.

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Do Your Part!

Since we have plenty of work to do, we need everyone to get on board with this. The more we shame people back into thinking and acting properly, the more we get closer to dismantling Clown World.

It is true that facts don’t care about people’s feelings, but sometimes people don’t care to listen to the facts because they’re too comfortable living in a bubble of lies. Well, that’s why we need to burst their bubble and make them feel uncomfortable, so they can then have an opportunity to truly listen to the facts.

So, dear reader, as with many of my posts, this is not just something for you to read for your entertainment, this is a call to action.

If you’re not shaming anyone, then you better start; if you are already shaming people, then you better start shaming even more!

Although the last year has been one hell of great awakening, we still have billions more people pull out of the Matrix, so there is much more work to do!

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