Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

I thought I’d use a controversial subheading to get things moving in
terms of our response to global fascism. What do you mean ‘don’t
fight’? What do you mean ‘walk away’? We’ve got to fight. We can’t
walk away. Well, it depends what we mean by fight and walk away.
If fighting means physical combat we are playing Wetiko’s game and
falling for its trap. It wants us to get angry, aggressive, and direct
hate and hostility at the enemy we think we must fight. Every war,
every ba le, every conflict, has been fought with Wetiko leading
both sides. It’s what it does. Wetiko wants a fight, anywhere, any
place. Just hit me, son, so I can hit you back. Wetiko hits Wetiko and
Wetiko hits Wetiko in return. I am very forthright as you can see in
exposing Wetikos of the Cult, but I don’t hate them. I refuse to hate
them. It’s what they want. What you hate you become. What you
fight you become. Wokers, ‘anti-haters’ and ‘anti-fascists’ prove this
every time they reach for their keyboards or don their balaclavas. By
walk away I mean to disengage from Wetiko which includes ceasing
to cooperate with its tyranny. Paul Levy says of Wetiko:
The way to ‘defeat’ evil is not to try to destroy it (for then, in playing evil’s game, we have
already lost), but rather, to find the invulnerable place within ourselves where evil is unable to
vanquish us – this is to truly ‘win’ our battle with evil.
Wetiko is everywhere in human society and it’s been on steroids
since the ‘Covid’ hoax. Every shouting match over wearing masks
has Wetiko wearing a mask and Wetiko not wearing one. It’s an
electrical circuit of push and resist, push and resist, with Wetiko
pushing and resisting. Each polarity is Wetiko empowering itself.
Dictionary definitions of ‘resist’ include ‘opposing, refusing to accept
or comply with’ and the word to focus on is ‘opposing’. What form
does this take – se ing police cars alight or ‘refusing to accept or
comply with’? The former is Wetiko opposing Wetiko while the
other points the way forward. This is the difference between those
aggressively demanding that government fascism must be obeyed
who stand in stark contrast to the great majority of Pushbackers. We
saw this clearly with a march by thousands of Pushbackers against
lockdown in London followed days later by a Woker-hijacked