They Don’t Want You To Read This
Listen to me. Closely. What they’re feeding you through your screens about this so-called ‘tornado watch’ in Houston is a masterclass in misdirection, a perfectly timed piece of theater designed to keep you looking at the sky while the real maneuvers happen on the ground. You see the flashy headlines, the ‘FOX 26 Storm Alert,’ the breathless warnings of ‘severe wind and hail,’ and you’re supposed to feel a little jolt of fear, a little uncertainty. Good. That’s what they want. But it’s not about the weather. It was never about the weather.
And this is the part they scrubbed. Notice the ‘SCRAPE_FAILED’ in the raw data? That’s not a glitch. You think in this day and age data just vanishes? No. It’s removed. Sanitized. Because the full context would reveal the pattern, and the pattern is everything. They let you see the scary parts, the tornado watch, the potential for thunderstorms, because it’s good television and it keeps you glued to their approved channels for information, but the real story is so much bigger, and infinitely more unsettling. This is a stress test.
The Fragile Grid and The Perfect Excuse
Let’s talk about what’s really at stake here. Houston. Texas. The energy capital of the world with a power grid held together by duct tape and wishful thinking. You remember the freeze. Of course you do. They blamed the windmills then, a convenient lie. Now they have a new narrative shaping up. A ‘weak front sags into the area,’ they say. So casual. So nonchalant. But this ‘weak front’ is the perfect excuse, the ideal cover to test the grid’s breaking points just before the massive energy draw of a national holiday. They need to know how much pressure it can take before it collapses again. And they’d rather do it on a random Monday night than on Thanksgiving Day when the whole world is watching them fail spectacularly. Again.
Because every time the grid flickers, every time the power surges or dies, it’s another data point for them. It’s another argument for more funding, more control, more centralization of power into the hands of a few select corporations and shadowy regulatory bodies that answer to no one. They create the crisis, or magnify a small one, and then ride in as the saviors with a solution that always involves you having less freedom and a higher bill. It’s a classic playbook. A tale as old as time. And you’re soaking in it.
The talk of ‘severe wind and hail’ isn’t for your safety. It’s to prime you for the inevitable. When the power goes out, they won’t say the grid failed. They’ll say, ‘Well, the hail was the size of golf balls, the winds were 70 mph, it was an act of God!’ They manufacture the excuse before the event even happens. It’s brilliant. It’s diabolical. It’s happening right now.
The Psychology of a Pre-Holiday Scare
But the timing is the real giveaway. Just ahead of Thanksgiving. A time of travel, of family, of massive consumer spending. Why now? Why create this pocket of anxiety right before a holiday that is supposed to be, as they so poetically put it, ‘as nice as pie?’ Because a population that is slightly off-balance, a little nervous, is a population that is easier to manage. They want to disrupt the patterns. They want to see how supply chains react, how many flights get canceled based on a ‘threat’ versus an actual event, how people’s behavior changes. It is a massive, live-action social experiment. Will you cancel your travel plans? Will you rush to the store? Will you hunker down and obey? Your reactions are being logged and analyzed.
And then comes the relief. The storm passes, it’s not as bad as the most hysterical predictions, and the sun comes out just in time for Thanksgiving. A collective sigh of relief. And who do you thank? The very same people who amplified the fear in the first place. The authorities, the meteorologists, the system. They look competent. They look like they have it all under control. They created the monster and then they slew it for you, just in time for you to carve your turkey. You are being psychologically conditioned. You are being trained to associate fear with their voice and safety with their guidance.
Think about it. The whiplash is intentional. ‘Monday storms pose severe wind and hail threat!’ followed immediately by ‘a Thanksgiving that will be as nice as pie.’ It’s a pressure and release system. It keeps you emotionally invested in their narrative, hanging on their every word. They control the flow of information, and by doing so, they control the flow of your emotional state. And a population that can be emotionally manipulated is a population that can be controlled in every other way imaginable.
The Deeper Agenda Unveiled
So what is the end game? It’s never just one thing. It’s a web. First, it’s about the money. Every storm threat, no matter how minor, justifies massive spending on ‘resilience’ and ‘climate-proofing.’ Contracts are awarded. Billions of dollars move from public coffers to private pockets. It’s a wash. And you pay for it in taxes and inflated energy costs. Your fear is a commodity, and they are selling it at a premium.
Second, it’s about the data. Not just grid data. Your data. How you react. Where you go. What you buy. Who you call. Every digital interaction during a manufactured crisis builds a profile. It helps them predict how to handle the next event, the bigger one. This is just a drill. It’s always just a drill for something larger they see coming down the pike.
And third, it is about precedent. They are normalizing the idea of constant, low-grade emergency. The ‘Storm Alert’ banner becomes a permanent fixture. The idea that your safety is perpetually under threat from an unpredictable force that only they can interpret becomes second nature. You get used to the alerts. You get used to the warnings. You get used to handing over a little bit of your autonomy in exchange for a feeling of security. And one day you’ll wake up and realize you’ve given it all away for the illusion of safety from a storm that was never the real threat to begin with.
So tonight, when you see the radar maps with their angry reds and yellows sweeping across Houston, don’t just see a weather pattern. See the machinery behind it. See the narrative being spun. They are telling you to watch out for wind and hail. But I’m telling you to watch out for them. The real storm isn’t in the sky. It’s in the system. And it’s coming for more than just your Thanksgiving plans. They are counting on you to be too distracted to notice. Don’t be.
