No One Held a Peck to Your Head

4/20/2022

Never forget that you are dealing with spiritual wickedness that glories in deception and despair. They will tell you that you have no choice, then blame you for making the very choice they made you feel you didn't have. It's the coercion that is the clue.

Vox Day recorded the observation above on his blog today in response to a clip of the Australian PM insisting that pecks are a personal choice; hence, people who allowed themselves to be pecked did so of their own free will and must, therefore, assume total personal responsibility for the choice they made. Here's the clip:

You see, it's all about making an "informed decision" leading to "informed consent." The lockdowns, threats, coercion, degradation, stigmatization, incessant media fear campaigns, humiliation, denial of inalienable rights, curtailments, lies, deceptions, manipulations, job losses, denial of services had nothing whatsoever to do with any person's ability and right to make that informed decision.

There's no mandate, see? Only rules and the rules apply to everybody:

What if you suffered side effects? Reactions? Death? Hey, the choice to "follow the rules" was all yours. People like this demon-serving individual had nothing to do with it.

As I have noted before, the matter of choice regarding the peck is primarily a spiritual matter:

Getting people to willingly and actively choose their damnation has been the dominant theme of the birdemic since 2020.

Yes, there has been much persuasion, propaganda, and pressure -- and yes, there have been manipulations and machinations aplenty.

Terror tactics? Sure.

Bold-faced lying and devious dishonesty? Certainly.

Coercion? Oppression? Harassment? Arm-twisting? You betcha!

What about straight-up force?

Though there has been some compulsion here and there, evil has generally avoided the blatant use of force whenever possible for the simple reason that it wants to ensure the choice is yours.

Evil has generally left some room for choice, even when it has mandated and compelled. Granted, the choices it tends to offer barely seem like choices at all -- penalties, fines, job-loss, etc. -- but they are choices all the same.

Because they don't want to make the choice for people. They really don't. They want people to make the choice themselves. And they want people to own that choice.

To get back to Vox Day for a moment -- he has consistently been among the (very) few bloggers who recognize and understand the spiritual implications of the peck agenda and the birdemic. Kudos to him for that.

Note added: Choices can be repented, especially choices made under coercion, but I imagine evil is banking on a majority of such choices remaining un-repented. Even better, such coerced choices could become a fertile breeding ground for resentment, rage, and despair.

10 Comments

John Venlet link

4/20/2022 16:24:41

Francis, though I understand why one can consider the alleged choice of submitting to the jab, or peck as you refer to it, as a spiritual matter, I do not think that stating such is logically sound. The entire narrative regarding COVID, which was and is state sponsored propaganda, is false, lies on top of lies, on top of lies, beginning with what I consider as factual that this pathogen was a manmade pathogen.

I fully understand that people throughout the world have succumbed to the lies and coercion that most world governments have promulgated, and they can be forgiven for this, but I do not think that God would consider their succumbing to the lies as sin, thus submission is not, at least in my mind, primarily a spiritual matter.

My refusal to submit to the jab, though informed by my faith in God, was based on scientific information, and using God's gift of reason to evaluate not only the propaganda promulgated by the state, but medical sources not under the thumb of the state in order to make an informed decision.

The evil men and women involved in governments, whom have pushed this coerced evil are the ones who need to repent, and if their repentance is sincere, they can be forgiven.

Francis Berger

4/20/2022 17:41:48

@ John - https://charltonteaching.blogspot.com/2022/01/the-peck-is-spiritual-issue-ultimately.html

4/20/2022 18:47:42

Thank you for pointing to Dr. Charlton's post, Francis. I fully appreciate the viewpoint presented, by both yourself, and Dr. Charlton. Because of the intense coercion by the state(s), including the false altruistic propaganda promulgated by the majority of states in order to induce compliance, and fully understanding individuals' personal spiritual struggles to find the truth in this evil released by men upon the world, I clearly understand the emphasis on the spiritual aspect of to jab, or not to jab. Possibly my view is the result of realizing, years ago, that all governments are inherently evil and not to be trusted, and my intransigent nature in rejecting most, if not all, information put out by world governments.

Kathleen

4/21/2022 03:30:18

This is an obvious ploy to shed any responsibility due them because of their outrageous, illegal, and immoral mandates and propaganda to get the jab. Guilty much? They want those who were bullied into it to “own” their decision so as to absolve themselves. “You took it of your own accord! Don’t blame us!” In the end, we all bear the burdens or the benefits of our decisions. But that does not absolve these evil people at all, of seeking to influence, pressure, mandate, etc. to achieve an evil agenda. I really do feel sorrow for those who could not see through this and took the jab under what they imagined was unavoidable circumstances. I think it’s part of the demon modus operandi to sow despair as well as chaos. When someone is enveloped in despair they are not able to think clearly and often make decisions they might not make under other circumstances.

4/21/2022 08:48:35

@ Kathleen - It really is something to behold, but I can't say I'm too surprised. Moreover, it isn't over. The agenda is still in effect, so to speak.

I could forgive the authorities if they sincerely repented, but they would still need to be held accountable (to use their own terminology).

4/21/2022 08:24:55

@ John - I have some "hardcore" views on this subject -- views that most Christians reject as radical or unhinged.

The entirety of our mortal lives is a spiritual matter. People in the past understood this. Modern people do not. Moreover, they have rejected the spiritual altogether, and in the West, this means Christianity. In essence, modern people are despiritualized.

They lack the sort of spiritual resources to which you refer in your description of your discernment. Lacking any faith to be informed by God, they are at the mercy of external forces. Unfortunately for them, these external forces are now fully aligned against God and Creation. Of course, none of them realize this because they themselves reject all notions of God and Creation. They are so utterly despiritualized that they cannot even bring themselves to entertain the notion that life has a spiritual dimension let alone imagine that the war being waged against them is primarily spiritual in nature.

In essence, modern people live and embrace a mortal life based on the greatest lie of all -- the non-reality of God and Creation. This isn't a matter of motes and beams and unfairly judging others. This is a matter of accepting that most modern people have actively and willingly rejected reality in favor of lies.

Having said all of that, modern people are still responsible for their personal choices or lack thereof. That is the sad irony of the Australian PM's statements. He is essentially saying the quiet part out loud -- "you should have exercised your discernment before putting your trust in me and the System".

Unfortunately, Christians who rely purely on external authority have also been taken in by the peck, which every major Christian institution -- now fully aligned with the System and its evil -- has endorsed.

Falling victim to lies reveals a lack of discernment. This lack of discernment should be repented or, at the very least, acknowledged; (otherwise how can learning possibly occur)? Modern people do neither, which helps explain why "two weeks to flatten the curve" has become "two years to flatten the world."

Satan is the father of lies. Surrendering to his enticements is a sin. The peck is one of those enticements regardless of whether or not people care to acknowledge it as such.

As I mention in the post, wrong choices can be repented. However, they must first be acknowledged as wrong choices.

4/21/2022 13:45:07

Francis, I do not find your views "hardcore" by any stretch of the imagination, as Scripture has revealed to us that individuals will reject God, no matter how revealed He Is, or how good His Creation.

4/21/2022 13:59:31

@ John - Thanks. Just to be clear, I wasn't referring to you individually, and I apologize if that is what you inferred. I was referring to mainstream Christians like the many Catholics I know who took the peck because the pope and their priest told them to. Christians of that mindset would consider my views about the peck to be unhinged or radical. (I was raised Catholic.)

4/21/2022 14:58:44

Francis, I in no way considered your comment directed at myself, but thank you. In regards to your alleged radicalness, Jesus Christ himself was considered a radical, so I consider this a good trait. (I was raised Dutch Christian Reformed with heavy emphasis on Calvinism). I decline to allow institutionalized Christianity as my guide. If we desire a relationship with God and His Son we must approach him as individuals.

Jeffrey Cantrell

4/22/2022 17:42:46

Nice developement in the comments. I agree that the decision to take the peck is voluntary. It makes no difference that the system applies pressure on everyone to make that choice, it is still voluntary. To make an analogy, early Christians were pressured to reject the teachings of Christ. Some of those pressures were immense, even to the point of death. However, I don't recall reading in any authoritative source that a person would be forgiven for rejecting Christ because they were pressured. To me, it is a simple question of doing the right thing. While anyone can make a istake, the solution to that mistake is to correct it, repent, and learn never to make that mistake again. Without making too large a leap, I think that is an essential part of theosis.

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