The Vanbōōlzalness Crisis: Who Is Really in Control?

The conversation began with a parasite that hijacks the mind of its host and walks it quietly into destruction. That image became the lens. Not biology, but politics. Not insects, but citizens.

From there, the veil was pulled back with Craig Bannister of CNS News and the Media Research Center. What emerged was not chaos, but design. Media bias by omission. Crimes reframed as compassion.

Illegal aliens with criminal records released while headlines warned that families were “being hunted.” Drug runners dismissed as non-threats while overdose deaths stacked into the tens of thousands. Fraud exposed, but enforcement smeared.

Children told they are mature enough for life-altering decisions, yet too immature to vote or drive.

The thread ran deeper. Elites insulated by armed security promoting policies that leave ordinary communities exposed. Race and grievance sold as currency when facts fail. Trust in legacy media collapsing because truth is treated as optional.

Then came the ground truth. Citizens calling in. Poetry warning of corrupted systems. History forgotten. Rights treated as inconveniences.

Gun shows under siege in New York not because of violence, but because an armed, thinking populace is harder to manage than a frightened one.

Food prices rising. Institutions eroding. Tradition mocked. Accountability dodged.

This is the Vanbōōlzalness Crisis. Manipulation thrives when people stop paying attention. Freedom requires participation. Truth requires friction.

A nation that forgets its foundations becomes easy prey for whatever learns how to speak softly while leading it toward ruin.