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Roy Gardiner's avatar

Dear Mr. Wright, (Mr. Right, too!

Thank you so very much. You are so right on this.

"The lanyard class makes access to employment and to state services conditional on the acceptance, tacit or explicit, of the mandatory belief system of the liberal-global political economy."

I first experienced the threat of this circa 2009, when a young Vietnamese engineer, a co-worker, at the behest of our employer lectured us all, in an email, on "white privilege". I had never heard the term before but I knew immediately, and instinctively, that it was an assault on me and my whole history.

Only two of the recipients (Including me 🙂) replied in no uncertain terms what he, they, could do with their indoctrination.

The Lanyard class can bugger off.

Jacques de Molay's avatar

A great read. I'm very much looking forward to part 3, specifically your thoughts on how we get out of this mess. The system is first and foremost designed specifically to not be changed by non-lanyard wearers.

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