In today's world, the norm is groups--including nations--dominated by
the worst types of persons: those who possess no moral principles at all and
who do whatever they choose to gain control over people. Ordinarily, only
when a nation comes to the crisis point of its despotic rulers bringing the
nation and its people to the point of utter ruin, is a new type of
leadership and a new set of ordering principles sought.
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"A really efficient totalitarian state would be one in which the all powerful executive of political bosses and their army of managers control a population of slaves WHO DO NOT HAVE TO BE COERCED, because they love their servitude. To make them love it is the task assigned, in present day totalitarian states, to ministries of propaganda, newspaper editors and schoolteachers." [/Brave New World/, Bantam Books, 1967, p. xii. Caps added.]
On the bright side, the knowledge that our society is built on fraud is strangely liberating. No longer do we genuflect to its plastic gods. "The truth /does/ make you free!" Henry Makow, PhD http://www.savethe%males.ca
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Could the One World Government plans of the Illuminati be driven by fear of climate change? Could their greed be the by-product of the trauma of starvation, plague and loss of political control? The Inconvenient Truth: The Sun Varies in Intensity (Jan. 20, 2008)
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My Chauffeur's never-ending search under the topic 'The truth shall make your free', we bring you 'The Titanic & the Sinking of the Wilhelm Gustlaff' and 'Awaken and Avenge' from Google video and ren%se.com (best alternative news site on the net).
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Who did 9/11? (satire) Who did it for real? http://www.who%didit.org/cocon.html
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One of the most amazing video's
I've seen,
'Who Owns you?'. Be sure you watch the whole
thing. Copy & Paste http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiHOP2P_NTA -
'...both Paulson and Bernanke take a class oriented approach to the problem that narrows their range of vision and limits their ability to pose viable remedies. They are unable to see the whole playing field. For example, Bernanke assumes that if he keeps cutting rates, he can reflate the equity bubble by reenergizing consumer spending. But that won't happen. First of all, the banks are not passing on the savings to customers. And, second, the banks are only lending to applicants with a flawless credit history. In other words, the Fed's cuts may be good for Bernanke and Paulson's buddies, but they do nothing for either the consumer or the broader economy. Also, as Michael Hudson notes in his latest article “Save the Economy, Dismantle the Empire” (counterpunch.org) the banks are making no attempt to stimulate the economy, but simply turn a profit with capital borrowed from the Fed:...'“This week the Fed tried to reverse the plunge in asset prices by flooding the banking system with $200 billion of credit. Banks were allowed to turn their bad mortgage loans and other loans over to the Federal Reserve at par value (rather at just 20% "mark to market" prices). The Fed's cover story is that this infusion will enable the banks to resume lending to "get the economy moving again." But the banks are using the money to bet against the dollar. They are borrowing from the Fed at a low interest rate, and buying foreign euro-denominated bonds yielding a higher interest rate--and in the process, making a currency gain as the euro rises against dollar-denominated assets. The Fed thus is subsidizing capital flight, exacerbating inflation by making the price of imports (headed by oil and other raw materials) more expensive. These commodities are not more expensive to European buyers, but only to buyers paying in depreciated dollars.” http://www.market%oracle.co.uk/Article4074.html
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'I think they pretty well have it figured out, as long as they have control of the press, control of the TV, control of the banks, then they basically have the majority of the people in their back pocket. www.radical%press.com
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