How to See Fnords & Why it Matters - Miyagi Mornings Episode-104

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I first encountered the term fond in a book called The Illuminatus! Trilogy by a pair of authors called Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson. You can find it on Amazon here https://amzn.to/3fwQf9d it is one of the trippiest and most conspiracy filled things ever created. A blend of fact, fiction and science fiction that jumps around in time. And yet it teaches incredible real lessons. The one we will discuss today is the fnord. A fnord is defined as….

Fnord - Disinformation or irrelevant information intending to misdirect, with the implication of a conspiracy or other tactics used in what is known as “yellow journalism”.

Also defined as a piece of misinformation hiding in plain site.

Fnords can also be “trigger words” as in words that are designed to create an emotional reaction rather than a logical response and such words are conditioned by government and media in our minds often from childhood.

The key in all this is they are “in plain site” yet they “remain unseen”. They are the way the masses are controlled, led and manipulated to the agenda of the few at the top of the “pyramid”. This is done so perfectly that often groups of individuals with dramatically different agendas as moved along in such a way that they advance the same goal while believing they are fighting against each other’s agenda.

In the book again called The Illuminatus! Trilogy some of the characters awaken (this is not wokism of our modern day, wokism is the opposite of awake) and end up running around saying things like “I see the fnords”. The seeing of fnords is like the matrix in a way, once you see them at all, you can never again not see them. You become free of their power. As you will learn today the patterns are easy to see for those that wish to see them. And, once you “see the fnord” it can’t harm you any longer, it can only harm and control you when you don’t see it, sort of like, well, darkness.