From Mouse Utopia to Dystopia: America’s Societal Descent Into The Great Reset

Ever heard of the Mouse Utopia Experiment? Me neither until a few weeks ago. Boy was it eye-opening. I’d go so far as to say it helps explain why modern human have been led on a leash to comfort—then decadence—then defeat.

In other words, it’s shows us how the powers-that-shouldn’t-be chose the Brave New World Path (carrots) to population control over 1984 (sticks.)  Conducted by biologist John B. Calhoun back in the 1960s, it also offers a metaphorical mirror to the societal collapse we're witnessing today in America.

Calhoun's study meticulously arranged mice in an environment that appeared perfect on the surface: unlimited food, no predators, no diseases, ample shelter. What could be better than that? You may wonder. Read on.

Before long, the mice suffered population collapse. Rapid social decay followed. Disturbing behaviors also emerged: males oscillated between passivity and depression. Females became outright aggressive. Meanwhile, mice gangs began hunting other mice en masse, torturing and killing for no reason.

Weirdest of all?

A new class of mouse, dubbed "the beautiful ones," arose. These mice withdrew from society, focusing solely on self-grooming, as their environment devolved into a dystopian nightmare, collapsing not from external threats but from internal disintegration.

Does any part of the above strike a chord with you? Perhaps you can even picture archetypes from today’s society that line up with these mice. There are lessons to learn from the Mouse Utopia experiment and the current trajectory of American society—now at the risk of succumbing to The Great Reset.

Most poignant of all is the realization privation didn’t overtake the mice. Abundance did. Digging deeper, what’s happening to our nation over the last century can be attributed to a process of demoralization, or "ideological subversion," a term brought into usage by Yuri Bezmenov, a Soviet Union defector.

Before he came to the U.S. in the 1980s to tell us smug Americans we’ve been duped into thinking we defeated communism, Bezmenov worked as a KGB operative. He specialized in propaganda aimed at destabilizing enemy states. According to Bezmenov, real spies don’t blow up frigates or seduce beautiful double agents—Double 007-style.

No, they engage in ideological subversion.

They destroy culture from the inside out, rendering people as demoralized as the utopian mice. Fed a diet of trash TV and even trashier food, citizens who once possessed integrity and patriotism succumb to moral rot that makes it easier to control them.

Sounds like the year 2024 to me. You?

More, Bezmenov’s revelation of communist tactics smacks of 5^th generational warfare. Ideological subversion, as Bezmenov details, is a calculated, long-term strategy executed by communist regimes to erode a nation's foundational values and mores.

Little by little people—like mice—are weakened, not by conflict but comfort. Before our eyes, America has become this experiment, reveling in the pleasures of abundance while our society collapses.

This scenario recalls the words of author G. Michael Hopf: “Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times.” Put another way, the vast prosperity of America’s golden years has fostered a generation of enfeebled people—mostly men—who shirk their duties.

Pundits on the left and right have warned of this for years. Liberal intellectual Noam Chomsky and conservative media analyst Mark Dice have both called out feckless males for caring more about who wins the Superbowl than the nation’s foreign policy. It’s a national disgrace.

Enter the World Economic Forum.

Arch Bond villain himself, Klaus Schwab and his army of Malthusian mobsters have capitalized on this strategy, eroding American patriotism and values. Daily, they’re supplanting America's rich cultural heritage and principles with Neo-Marxist-Leninist ideology disguised in hollow buzzwords like “equity” and “inclusion.”

Evidence of this indoctrination can be clearly observed in the decline of our institutions: our universities, courts, media, art—even our military has been subverted. Decades of ideological warfare have prepared the ground for a society increasingly detached from morality. Saddest of all, if you try to explain this concept to someone who is still sleepwalking through life, they will tell you that you are the problem. And then they will try to cancel you.

In this, a pivotal election year, America finds itself at a crossroads. It’s no accident that twin predictive programming films appeared in 2024: Leave the World Behind and Civil War—both produced by the Obamas, beneficiaries and catalysts of America’s decline—from within.

As the border collapses daily and banks fail at an ever-dizzying pace, we are being coerced into accepting the abnormal as normal, the perverse as virtuous, all under the guise of progressivism.

The Great Reset, disguised as progress, signals a potential final phase of America's "transformation"—a shift from the ideals of self-determination towards a dystopian future where freedom is a distant memory.

The antidote to this looming downfall lies in a collective reawakening to the virtues that once defined and sustained us. It is not at all too late to right this ship.

I’ll say it again. We can fix this, America.

But first, it requires a refusal to be sedated by the siren songs of communism cloaked in comfort, all those utopian promises delivering dystopia. Look around. It is evident that our predicament arises not from a lack of resources but from a loss of purpose and community.

Let us not be the generation that watched idly as America crumbled. The Great Reset does not have to be our inevitable future. Not if we change our ways.

Our lives aren’t meant to be one more consumerist choice—Coke or Pepsi—McDonald’s or Taco Bell. God breathed life into all of us for a deeper purpose. That purpose is now a contest between forces of good and evil.

There’s no other way to put it.

Now is the time to stand, to reclaim this nation before it’s too late. Will we drown ourselves in pleasure hoping to avoid the pain that’s coming? Or will we do the hard thing? The right thing? Stand up, America.