Stephen King’s Real Horror: He Can’t Face Reality

Stephen King is a famous author of horror stories like “The Shining”. “The Shining” is a well made movie, as most Kubrick movies are, I have seen it a few times (but never voluntarily: I was socially forced). I saw it many times, and I hate the message of that movie. What is elevating and instructive seeing a guy break doors with an axe in a state of rage, trying to kill his family, a weak woman with a child? It would be good, if the maniac had a real reason to be enraged, but he doesn’t. it’s all in his head… As it is, “The Shinning” is a depiction of insanity. If one loves that, to watch senseless, unmotivated insanity, one is ready to watch CNN tell us, for days on end, that the president said the virus was a hoax, suggested to drink Lysol, and aquarium disinfectant (the proof being that a man died this way in Arizona, chuckles CNN). The worst? People swallows that elixir of fake truth as if it were to bring them eternal life.

So here was Stephen King in the New York Times telling to no end how incredibly stupid Trump was, Trump’s lack of writing and speech ability, Trump immense immorality… but never pointing out at specific, reasoned details (thus violating his own protocols for a proper discourse). King made a fortune with his horrible books and atrocious movies’ rights, he is part of the treacherous establishment 100%.

Stephen King: “Part of the problem is that Biden hasn’t had a chance to tell his story… He has been effectively muzzled. But the story that he has to tell is: Do you want somebody who’s capable of dealing with a situation like coronavirus or do you want somebody who’s so focused on his self-image that he’s not able to do that?”

Ironical that King would say this: anybody who has listened carefully to Biden, knows that Biden has some neurological problems…

But all these people of the elite sleep together: Obama gave a medal to Stephen King, just as he gave some to many in the elite, including the Gates to whom he had given a supervisory role for all of US education (although Gates dropped out of the first year of college).

People admire authors of stories about people wanting to kill their family with an axe. Then same author rages against Trump as most immoral and stupid. Wait? Making money out of writing on killing one’s family with an axe makes you a puritanical authority on what is immoral, stupid and debasing?Stephen King thinks Biden had no chance to tell his story?

What’s Biden real story? Hey King, you of the elite, you of the medal from Obama, you of the countless Hollywood movie contracts, you told us in the New York Times that Biden was this super brain. Really?  You know what? I sent a little abstract of Biden’s real story, as a comment to your self-interested diatribe (from the tribe which gives you medals, revenues, etc.). The New York Times to publish it, and, of course they censored it (that should be illegal). Because it was the truth, never fit to print ever since the New York Times, a century ago, thought there were no problem with German racism and Chancellor Hitler (that was the price for the considerable augmentation of the American Empire State building… centered on New York City, as the name indicates…).

This sort of censorship should disqualify the New York Times as official press. A law needs to be passed where de facto distributors of information can’t censor truth. So not just the official press, but also “social networks”… or search engines: all should have to be capable to justify why they censored, under the penalty of law (I have been censored even by Facebook recently for telling the truth about Christianism creating Roman emperors…)

I disjointed my essay in two pieces, and will publish separately the Biden story, uncensored, short, and to the point.

Of all the possible candidates to the US presidency, for a whole number of reasons, Biden is the worst, considering his past achievements, as my Biden Real Story will abstract. The fact Sanders refused to corner Biden about the Iraq invasion which Biden crucially enabled in two ways, proved that the fix was in. In general, the progressive candidates were too progressive by half… As if they were anxious to lose and end up with Biden.

Merchants of nightmares we don’t need anymore: the present pandemics, with its nightmarish return to the methods of the Middle Ages, was greatly due to the connivence between the leadership of the democracies and the Chinese dictatorship.

Patrice Ayme

 

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