Guest Post: Our World Is Built On Illusion

 by:  Barbara Peterson


Think about it. The world around us has been carefully crafted as an illusion to keep us from realizing the truth.
     
Illusion is built on a phony belief system 
          
We are taught to believe that sickness is inevitable, and that doctors can cure us of that sickness using drugs concocted in a lab. For a price. There is always a price.
            
We are taught to hate certain people because of their beliefs, the color of their skin, their gender, height, weight, the way that they walk, the way they talk, and the way that they look.
          
We are taught that we need to have certain things to be happy. That material wealth will make us better than our neighbors and deserving of praise.
          
We are taught that there is only one way to win, and that is to beat the other person.
            
We live in a bubble, surrounded by biases that form our reality. And it is a cage. The bars consist of thoughts designed to enslave us to corporations that relentlessly suck the life blood out of us. Thoughts that keep us docile and happy in our confinement. We are drugged by the media, lied to by fancy politicians and those who would be friends, experimented on by war-mongers and chemical companies, then thrown to the wolves when we try to fight back.
           
We are trained to be obedient consumers.
             
We are trained to never question authority and to toe the party line. And we willingly comply, because if we don’t we won’t receive our next treat.
         
Woof! I’m a good little doggie. May I please have a bone?
         
A love for the truth is built on breaking free from that belief system
           
Breaking free starts with one bar in the cage. The first lie that is discovered and dismantled. And the illusion starts unraveling.
           
The real shocker is just how deep the lies go. How fully entrenched our world is in lies, deceit, trickery, greed and outright malice. A tangled web of false beliefs that bind us, undone by one strand of truth, leading to another, to another, until the cage entrapping us is all but transparent.
            
Until we commit to finding and hanging onto that which is true, we live in a constant state of psychosis, unable to recognize the truth if it ran up, bit us on the arse, and trampled us with all four feet. We remain happily ignorant. And controlled. And powerless to escape the cage.
         
If we are determined to break free, then we must stand. To declare the truth that we find, and live by it. To refuse to compromise integrity, self esteem, honor, compassion and life for a temporary fix of gratification.
        
Woof! I’m a dog that has found the stash and won’t settle for your handouts anymore.
           
And it’s contagious. The truth, that is. It is the thread that holds all of creation together. It is the mother ship, the standard, the crown jewel. It will never let you down because it is the firm foundation. The rock.
          
There is no debating the truth. There is no compromising with it. The truth is the truth. Lies bounce off of it, ineffective. It is the one and only thing we can count on. Everything else is shifting sand. Everything else is the lie. The cage. The entrapment. And once you commit to the truth, there is no going back.
            
Let freedom ring.

They Threw The Rascals Out!

        
From here on in, should be smooth sailin'...

             
“The argument that the two parties should represent opposed ideals and policies, one, perhaps, of the Right and the other of the Left, is a foolish idea acceptable only to doctrinaire and academic thinkers. Instead, the two parties should be almost identical, so that the American people can ‘throw the rascals out’ at any election without leading to any profound or extensive shifts in policy."
            
-Carroll Quigley, 1966 

The mid-term elections were yesterday and voters were encouraged to show up at their polling place and be counted in their support for The New World Order.  It is uncertain if there were ever free and fair elections, but one thing is for certain now-  people may vote all they want, but they'll never change the corrupt, evil government by voting. 

And yet, millions still turn out believing that their opinion of which flavor of tyranny is best, really does count.

In Illinois, Bruce Rauner spent $28 million of his own loot to run for governor.  Rauner also received about $37 million in contributions, most likely from huge, already-bailed-out corporations.  Rauner out-spent, the other half of the NWO ticket, Pat "the Rat" Quinn 2-1.  The job of Governor of Illinois pays $179,400. 

Why would such a "successful" businessman with over $28 million at his disposal, want to run for governor of Illinois.  Why would he spend all his time and millions upon millions of dollars to win a job that pays $179,400?  It is doubtful Rauner amassed such a sum of paper money making bad investments.  How lucrative is the power of a governorship? 

Mitch McConnell won again in Kentucky and he'll be Senator for another stint of years.  Why is being in the Senate a good deal?  Well, if your in-laws are in the shipping business, a person can use their powerful contacts in the Coast Guard and Customs to transport $6.7 million worth of cocaine to the United States a few times a year.  Powerful positions can be quite lucrative.      

 What is the use in being a sore loser today, however?  These benevolent philanthropists deserve their earned  congratulations.
            
First you get the money, then you get the power.  They are pushing it to the limit.

 “Our leaders know we’re turning into a giant ghetto and they are taking every last hubcap they can get their hands on before the rest of us wake up and realize what’s happened.” 

-Matt Taibbi

 

 

Preservation of the Status Quo

       
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it."

-Upton Sinclair

"Their feet run to evil, and they make haste to shed innocent blood:  their thoughts are thoughts of iniquity; wasting and destruction are in their paths."  

-Isaiah 59

 panic (pan-ik); noun- A sudden overwhelming fear, with or without cause, that produces hysterical or irrational behavior, and that often spreads quickly through a group of persons or animals.

Regardless of your what position one may hold in the world, the extent of their financial portfolio, or the imagined fulfillment achieved by the mixing of these two components; the framework as it is perceived now will all soon be over.  One can laugh or cry; whine and deny, but the facts are undeniable:  a terrible storm has been brewing for a long time.  In the last ten years, without question, the pace of foreboding events has quickened, but by no means did the preparations for this storm begin 10 years ago.  It started much longer ago.  The fate of the reserve currency of the world is sealed.  And if the last 6 years since the worst financial crisis in history has taught anything, it's that no politician or pundit, no royal or noble, no fiat billionaire or law enforcement official will be able to rein in the people once it busts loose.

The precipice feels close because the paper money scam is over.  The world is just limping forward due to the combined ignorance and cowardice of those caught inside the dreamworld.  This fear and stupidity is also fading as the real truth becomes more apparent each day.  Emotions have turned and the basic notion of rejection is greeting the once "masters of the world" and each new hustle and parlor trick they deploy.  

Recently, wannabe royal Bill Clinton pontificated to international corporations that they would have to sacrifice to keep the phony dream alive.  He claims (please refrain from laughing), that corporations will one day care more about employees and society than profits.  In a way, he is correct.  For them to hold it together when the whole world rejects them and the modes of operation, they'll have to do something to preserve the order.

In Colorado, public schools want to avoid teaching about "civil disorder" and instead focus on "positive aspects of the United States and its heritage."  

In the U.K., the Queen reportedly purred like a big ugly pussy cat when she heard Scotland's independence vote was successfully fixed in her favor.

In the Ukraine, where the U.S.-supported thugs ousted the elected leaders, the new regime has re-instituted slavery under martial law to preserve their illegal rule.
         
Everywhere one looks these days "preserving the world order" is of extreme importance.  The empire's minions are being forced into absurdly compromising positions that make little sense.  Increasingly, the picture is becoming clearer to reveal that the true enemy of the evil forces are all free-thinking individuals in the world, not so-called rogue nations.        

The threats that are disseminated through mass media are specifically designed to cow and betray.  Scaring people can only work so long before people know the whole thing is full of shit.

                

The New World Order Police Define Safety

                
"Bribes are a phenomena that exists and it's useless to deny the existence of these necessary situations.  These are not crimes.  We are talking about paying a commission to someone in that country.  Why, because those are the rules in that country."

-Silvio Berlusconi, talking about doing business globally with bribery    

In rapid fire fashion, all over the world the global economic empire is furiously trying to redefine the morality of the made-up economic game.  Quite quickly, besides all the rhetoric of politician whores, the New World Order is revealing its ugliness in actions and deeds.  No doubt this acceleration is due to the deteriorating economy which is being kept alive by privilege and fear alone.  The banksters' world is completely destructive, illogical.  Rape and murder is common practice; part of the game.  And so it isn't surprising to watch authorities fumble from one institutional rape scandal to the next while no one is held to account.  Nor is it ground-breaking as American and NATO forces are involved in wars of greed all over the world.  According to Berlusconi and others, this is the way  "business" is done.    

Drone Operators- paid to play video games
in support of tyranny

Clearly for them, the time is now to implement all that has been prepared.  Oh, you thought the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and Libya were to save people from bloodthirsty tyrants?  How silly.

Those wars were to prepare a class of minions so indoctrinated and bloodthirsty, they would be able to implement the measures needed for complete control at home, in the United States.  The introduction of war zone biometric databases is perhaps the supreme accomplished goal of the fiascoes of Iraq and Afghanistan.  The United Arab Emirates currently has the largest biometric database of people.  But don't expect UAE to continue leading if the panicked noble class in the United States have their way with policy.  Even though America is in dire economic straits, the Department of Defense is still awarding multi-million dollar contracts in the name of tyrannical control.    

But do they really care who you are?  Are they trying to protect you?  This is absolutely not the case. 

For example, let's look at the recently concluded massive manhunt in California for former Los Angeles Police Department police officer Christopher Dorner.  Throughout Chris's career, his training in the military and police academies, Dorner was most likely praised for his performance.  Dorner was embraced and entrusted by the country and the state to protect it from wrongdoing.  Chris wore the same uniform as other officers, went to work at the same office, and laughed at some of the same dumb jokes common to a workplace.  Dorner was one of them, a member of their armed gang, pledged to back each other up until death. 

It is more than a little frightening that law enforcement chose to act as judge, jury, and executioner by burning the man alive inside the cabin he was holed up in.  Though Dorner proposed a significant threat and had already murdered four people, law enforcement acted the very same way at Dorner, whom they made out to be a crazed man bent solely on revenge. 

The police would say, "We did not intentionally burn that cabin to get Mr. Dorner out."  This however is a lie, because officers were heard saying, "Fucking burn the fucking house down."  Crazy, psychopathic or not, Dorner was once one of their own and embraced as one of them.  What a way to treat another brother.  They had the opportunity to be morally compassionate and distinguish themselves from his actions but they chose to kill indiscriminately, exactly as he had done.  Police can't look at the public and say, "We made you safer."  That is simply untrue.  The Los Angeles Police Department and surrounding law enforcement agencies-  THEY are safer-  both those officers who weren't killed and those who have pensions on the line and refuse to be caught for corruption.             

The LAPD and every other police department simply cannot afford ANY introspection into their protocols or fundamental reasons for existence as a law enforcement officer. The police uphold a phony, tyrannic society, through the charade called "law," in service of a privately-owned money printing cartel. In this phony, make-believe world where the elite pass the money out to their friends and everybody else be damned,  the lines that separate the peasants from the nobles cannot be usurped- EVER.  Even when obvious injustices have been done and people can plainly see them, a fracture in the framework of privilege would be disastrous.

In the New World Order, brothers get burned alive after they lose their career because of injustice.

Imagine if a person is not one of their gang.  How much are they detested?  Below is a picture of Kelly Thomas, a transient that was beaten to death in the street by Fullerton, California police.  Thomas didn't even have a story to tell about police corruption nor had he killed four people with a .50 caliber rifle. 
     

The Zoo As Civilization

"You're captives of a civilization that more or less compels you to go on destroying the world in order to live...You are captives-  and you have made a captive of the world itself.  That's what at stake isn't it?-  Your captivity and the captivity of the world."

-Daniel Quinn

Ota Benga, African Pygmy caged
and displayed in a zoo, 1904

The idea of the "zoo," a collection of animals held in captivity for display, has existed since ancient Egypt.  In earlier ages, the royal elite collected menageries of exotic animals.  As is usually the case with royal controllers, they like to show off their power by controlling other sentient beings.  For a king or queen, it is not enough for the lion to be majestic on the African plain.  The tyrant must control the animal's essence- a character flaw still present in today's powerful rulers.  Living and allowing to live in accordance with nature has never been their aim.  Theirs has always been a firm drive to bastardize nature through absolute bloodthirst and heart-wrenching imprisonment. 

Many people would be able to come up with strong arguments in favor of zoos.  "My kids like to see the animals."  "The zoos treat the animals like celebrities."  "Having zoos is critical to scientific progress."  By dealing with the animals in captivity, according to zoologists, they can better "protect" similar animals in the wild.  All arguments are merely excuses for a trend of control started in the early 19th century by the secret society of devil-worshipping Freemasonry.  All these reasons are excuses for locking up living things that are supposed to be roaming the Earth free, as the Creator intended.  Today we see the results of captivity in animals and they are not encouraging as newborns in captivity struggle to live.

Panda Mei Xiang cradles her
 dead cub

Indeed, it was a Freemason who started the London Zoological Society in 1828.  Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles founded the Society in 1826.  Not only was Stamford Raffles "fond" of animals, he was also a notable British imperialist, creating Singapore and claiming the port for the British Empire.  The idea of "conservation," preached by those in favor of brutal captivity, is usually popularized after a wild economic boom which decimates an animal population.  For example, when ivory was exotic and much desired, elephants were routinely killed until they were almost extinct.  Comically, the same elite that makes all the profit from the extermination, afterwards uses their immense power to enforce conservation measures.  And conservation measures are a convenient weapon to enhance land control.

In America, during the same 19th Century, Charles Goodnight and fellow Freemason Oliver Loving, conquered the Texas panhandle by fighting the Comanches Indians.  As Texas Rangers, they drove the Comanche from their ancestral home.  After all the buffalo were needlessly decimated,  Goodnight and Loving became some of the first cattle ranchers of the West.  They drove their Texas longhorns north along the Pecos River and sold them for a tremendous profit.  Goodnight and Loving were immortalized in Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove series.  Numerous towns and landmarks are named after Goodnight and Loving. 

Palo Duro Canyon, Texas

What do the history books remember? Mostly, the history books are very kind to Goodnight and his Freemason friends, lauding Goodnight's many romantic stories like the time he took the corpse of his friend Loving all the way back to Texas.  History books tend to focus on the time he and other whites brought back a girl stolen by the Indians, a story later adapted by John Ford in his movie The Searchers.  Other exploits such as his raising buffalo and cross-breeding them with cattle are praised as philanthropic and visionary. 

Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones
play Augustus McRae andWoodrow Call,
characters based on Goodnight and Loving 

The flowery accounts of Goodnight's success must be tempered with doses of reality.  After eradicating the Indians, his success was largely attributed to setting his ranch up in one of the most desirable pastures on the Earth, the Palo Duro Canyon, south of Amarillo, Texas.  The JA Ranch, named after his wealthy British-national business partner, John Adair, was yet another extension of control made possible by the shadowy Masonic group.  Goodnight founded the Panhandle Stockman's Association, an organization designed to keep cattle ranching an endeavor of mostly elitists.

The successful ranching efforts of Goodnight was only possible by stealing the land from the Indians and eradicating an enitre competing food source.  His "success" was largely by default, determining on a skewed playing field using racist logic.  It is a shame all those monuments salute him as "the Father of the Panhandle."  Would the same be said today in Singapore of Raffles?

Where are the next Stamford Raffles and Charles Goodnights?  Will it be possible for the next imperialists to substantiate their behavior even if it results in genocide?  How will the elite enforce Agenda 21 and further ghettoize human beings into zoo plantations? 

Madmen and Government Staging

                              
"A great deal of ignorance can be invested in illusion when the need for illusion is deep."

-Saul Bellow

This December, 2012, will be remembered for its pressure on people.  Pressure coming from all sides-  an increasingly intrusive pressure originating from the elites who wish to distract humanity into a long period of total slavery.  These evil forces control almost all of the resources with which to fool and dupe the public.  To keep  their stranglehold on the financial system, they will literally stop at nothing.  Blowing up the trade centers and killing over 3,000 people to get what they want is nothing.  Shooting up classrooms full of innocent 6 year-old children is not a problem, apparently, either, for their black hearts.    

The elite and their minions are seasoned professionals at orchestrating false flag attacks and then moving the discussion away from their glaring acts of violence, tyranny, and injustice.  Over and over again, it seems, Americans are easily consumed into the trap of believing the corporate media's story which is an extension of the government's rehearsed lie.  These fables rely on the peoples' ignorance of  the very real black operations carried out daily in a direct hostile war against people they supposedly protect.  As shooter James Holmes, of the Colorado theater shooting has claimed, mind control is s very real thing.  The use of psychotropic medications increases the likelihood of violent thoughts.  

In this particular shooting, many questions have been left unanswered.  Why was there a man wearing camouflage pants, taken into custody as he told parents, "I didn't do it"?  Why aren't the media looking into the fact that almost all mass shootings are committed by people who have taken psychotropic drugs?  Why are authorities making threats about "misinformation" and being so tightlipped about the investigation?  The shooter is dead, right?  It's not like the shooter is Jerry Sandusky or Jimmy Savile.  In that case, everyone would have to hush up and not say the wrong thing in order for the high-ranking pedophile deviants to go on with their careers raping and abusing young children for fun. Adam Lanza was a nobody, though.  People will make themselves feel better by spitting on his grave or describing what they might have done to him in the school.  People will feel at ease knowing that a 20 year-old nerd simply flew off the handle.  God forbid they start to confront the fact their government hopes they won't-  THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE PREY JUST AS ANY LIBYAN, SYRIAN, AFGHANI, OR PALESTINIAN. 

No one believes a fucking word the corporate media or government says anymore.  They have violated that trust way too many times.  Their bloodlust has no boundaries.   

 "All propaganda has to be popular and has to accomodate itself to the comprehension of the least intelligent of those who it seeks to reach."

-Adolf Hitler          

Guest Post: The S & M Election

By: Chris Hedges 

I learned at the age of 10, when I was shipped off to a New England boarding school where the hazing of younger boys was the principal form of recreation, that those who hunger for power are psychopathic bastards. The bullies in the forms above me, the sadistic masters on our dormitory floors, the deans and the headmaster would morph in later life into bishops, newspaper editors, college presidents, politicians, heads of state, business titans and generals. Those who revel in the ability to manipulate and destroy are demented and deformed individuals. These severely diminished and stunted human beings—think Bill and Hillary Clinton—shower themselves, courtesy of elaborate public relations campaigns and an obsequious press, with encomiums of piety, patriotism, devoted public service, honor, courage and vision, not to mention a lot of money. They are at best mediocrities and usually venal. I have met enough of them to know.

So it is with some morbid fascination that I watch Barack Obama, who has become the prime “dominatrix” of the liberal class, force us in this election to plead for more humiliation and abuse. Obama has carried out a far more egregious assault on our civil liberties, including signing into law Section 1021(b)(2) of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), than George W. Bush. Section 1021(b)(2), which I challenged in federal court, permits the U.S. military to detain American citizens, strip them of due process and hold them indefinitely in military facilities. U.S. District Judge Katherine B. Forrest struck down the law in September. The Obama administration immediately appealed the decision. The NDAA has been accompanied by use of the Espionage Act, which Obama has turned to six times in silencing whistle-blowers. Obama supported the FISA Amendment Act so government could spy on tens of millions of us without warrants. He has drawn up kill lists to exterminate those, even U.S. citizens, deemed by the ruling elite to be terrorists.

Obama tells us that we better lick his boots or we will face the brute down the hall, Mitt Romney. After all, we wouldn’t want the bad people to get their hands on these newly minted mechanisms of repression. We will, if we do not behave, end up with a more advanced security and surveillance state, the completion of the XL Keystone pipeline, unchecked pillage from Wall Street, environmental catastrophe and even worse health care. Yet we know on some level that once the election is over, Obama will, if he is re-elected, again betray us. This is part of the game. We dutifully assume our position. We cry out in holy terror. We promise to obey. And we are mocked as we watch promises crumble into dust.

As we are steadily stripped of power, we desire with greater and greater fervor to be victims and slaves. Our relationship to corporate power increasingly mirrors that of ancient religious cults. Lucian writes of the priests of Cybele who, whipped into frenzy, castrated themselves to honor the goddess. Women devotees cut off their breasts. We are not far behind.

“Anyone who wants to rule men first tries to humiliate them, to trick them out of their rights and their capacity for resistance, until they are as powerless before him as animals,” wrote Elias Canetti in “Crowds and Power.” “He uses them like animals and, even if he does not tell them so, in himself he always knows quite clearly that they mean just as little to him; when he speaks to his intimates he will call them sheep or cattle. His ultimate aim is to incorporate them into himself and to suck the substance out of them. What remains of them afterwards does not matter to him. The worse he has treated them, the more he despises them. When they are no more use at all, he disposes of them as he does excrement, simply seeing to it that they do not poison the air of his house.”



Our masters rely on our labor to make them wealthy, on our children for cannon fodder in war and on our collective chants for adulation. They would otherwise happily slip us rat poison. When they retreat into their inner sanctums, which they keep hidden from public view, they speak in the cold words of manipulation, power and privilege, words that expose their visions of themselves as entitled and beyond the reach of morality or law.


The elite have produced a few manuals on power. Walter Lippmann’s “Public Opinion,” Leo Strauss’ work and “Atlas Shrugged” by the third-rate novelist Ayn Rand express the elite’s deep contempt for the sans-culottes. These writers posit that the masses are incapable of responding rationally to the complexities of power. They celebrate the role of a tiny, controlling elite that skillfully uses propaganda and symbols to, as Lippmann wrote, “manufacture consent.” They call on the power elite to operate in secrecy. The elite’s systems of propaganda are designed to magnify emotion and destroy the capacity for critical thought. Kafka was right: The modern world has made the irrational rational.

“Crowds have always undergone the influence of illusions,” wrote Gustave Le Bon, one of the first pioneers of the study of mass psychology. “Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master; whoever attempts to destroy their illusions is always their victim.”

The more we believe the lies that saturate our airwaves, the more we salute our “heroes” in Iraq or Afghanistan, the more we militarize social and political values, the more frightened we become, the more we bow down and clamor for enslavement, the more the elite detests us. We are, in their eyes, vermin. We have to be dealt with and controlled. At times we have to be placated. At other times we have to be repressed and even killed. But we are a headache. Our existence interferes with the privileges of the ruling class.

“Those who have put out the people’s eyes,” John Milton wrote, “reproach them of their blindness.”

There are a few writers and artists who give us a view of the dark, corrupt heart of power. The 1972 film “The Ruling Class,” a black comedy based on Peter Barnes’ play, does this, as does Jean Genet’s play “The Balcony.” So does Noam Chomsky, Elias Canetti’s “Crowds and Power,” C. Wright Mill’s “The Power Elite,” Karl Marx’s “Capital,” Thomas Pynchon’s “Gravity’s Rainbow,” Marcel Proust’s “In Search of Lost Time” and Louis-Ferdinand Céline’s “Castle to Castle.” The astute explorations of the pathology of power, however, are buried in the avalanche of Disneyfied popular culture and nationalist cant. The elite deeply fears any art, literature, philosophy, poetry, theology and drama that challenge the assumptions and structures of authority. These disciplines must appear to the public only in bastardized forms, packaged as froth, entertainment or sentimental drivel that celebrates the established hierarchy.
               
Pynchon in “Gravity’s Rainbow” portrays Brigadier Ernest Pudding, the commander of a special psychological operations unit in World War II and a veteran of World War I, as the archetypal member of the elite. Pudding’s glory on the battlefield “came in 1917, in the gassy, Armageddonite filth of the Ypres salient, where he conquered a bight of no man’s land some 40 yards at its deepest, with a wastage of only 70% of his unit.” He holds secret fortnightly trysts with “the Mistress of the Night” where he strips, kisses her boots, receives blows from a cane, drinks her urine and eats her excrement. He dies “of a massive E. Coli infection” that results from his nocturnal coprophagic rituals.
                 
Peter Barnes captures the same dementia in “The Ruling Class,” in which Ralph Gurney, the 13th earl of Gurney, accidentally hangs himself in his bedroom while wearing a tutu and playing erotic games with a noose. His successor, Jack Gurney, believes he is God and speaks only of love and charity. This will not do. A psychiatrist is called in to help the new earl adapt to his role as a representative of the ruling class. By the time the psychiatrist’s work is complete, Jack is cured of his God delusion. He now believes he is Jack the Ripper. He assumes his seat in the House of Lords. He rails against the unemployed, homosexuals and socialists. He champions God, queen and country, along with corporal and capital punishment. He murders innocent women on the side, including his wife, and becomes an esteemed member of the ruling class.

Genet, who like Pynchon and Barnes equates the lust for power with sexual depravity, sets “The Balcony” in a brothel. Clients don the vestments of power, including those of a judge, a bishop and a general. The “bishop,” who outside the brothel works for the gas company, hears the sins of the prostitutes in confession and revels in the power of absolution. The “judge” metes out severe sentences for trivial offenses to maintain law and order. The “general,” who rides his prostitute as if she were a horse, demands self-sacrifice, honor and glory for the state. A bank clerk in the brothel, meanwhile, defiles the Virgin Mary. Revolution occurs outside the doors of the brothel. The actual rulers, priests, generals and judges are killed. The patrons step outside, along with Irma, the brothel madam, who is anointed the new queen, to assume the roles in society they once playacted and to mount the counterrevolution.

Irma, at the close of the play, turns to face the audience. She says:

In a little while, I’ll have to start all over again … put all the lights on again … dress up. … (A cock crows.) Dress up … ah, the disguises! Distribute roles again … assume my own. … (She stops in the middle of the stage, facing the audience.) … Prepare yours … judges, generals, bishops, chamberlains, rebels who allow the revolt to congeal, I’m going to prepare my costumes and studios for tomorrow. … You must now go home, where everything—you can be quite sure—will be falser than here. … You must go now. You’ll leave by the right, through the alley. … (She extinguishes the last light. It’s morning already. (A burst of machine-gun fire.)

The only recognizable basis for moral and political authority, in the eyes of the elite, is the attainment of material success and power. It does not matter how it is gotten. The role of education, the elites believe, is to train us vocationally for our allotted positions and assure proper deference to the wealthy. Disciplines that prod us to think are—and the sneering elites are not wrong about this—“political,” “leftist,” “liberal” or “subversive.” And schools and universities across the country are effectively stomping out these disciplines. The elites know, as Canetti wrote, that once we stop thinking we become a herd. We react to every new stimulus as if we were rats crammed into a cage. When the elites push the button, we jump. It is collective sadomasochism. And we will get a good look at it on Election Day.

                            

Good Morning, Tim Thomas

No soup for you!

 

"I believe the Federal government has grown out of control, threatening the Rights, Liberties, and Property of the People. This is being done at the Executive, Legislative, and Judicial level. This is in direct opposition to the Constitution and the Founding Fathers vision for the Federal government.  Because I believe this, today I exercised my right as a Free Citizen, and did not visit the White House.  This was not about politics or party, as in my opinion both parties are responsible for the situation we are in as a country. This was about a choice I had to make as an INDIVIDUAL."
             
                         - Tim Thomas, Boston Bruin goalie on why he declined to visit the White House for congratulations on the Bruins' Stanley Cup win 

Finally, an athlete has said SOMETHING as the entire world swirls dow the drain into perpetual war, tyranny, and chaos.

The Boston Globe, though, they called the move "shabby," "immature," and "bush league."  According to the Globe, "as a country, we’re not yet so deep in the handbasket that any of us has been denied that right. Thankfully."

  This is typical of the corporate media that thinks it perfectly normal that the government be able to detain Americans indefinitely, without trial.  This is the media who believes Americans should sacrifice everything to help Israel's racist dreams of domination.  This is the media that is helping the Obama Administration and others rattle the sabres of war with lies and fear peddling.  They have an agenda and their masters certainly don't like when a piece of meat from the gladiator arena decides to alert the people of a danger far more important than sport.   

          

Move Along, Nothing To See

"Most ignorance is vincible ignorance. We don't know because we don't want to know."

-Alduous Huxley (Author, 1894-1963)

The above picture is from the film The Naked Gun starring the late Leslie Nielsen. Immediately after a series of gigantic explosions, Lt. Frank Drebin (Nielsen's character) begins telling the gathered to, "Move along, nothing to see here!!," (click here to watch the 33 second scene).

Basically, this has been the technique employed by most officials in the Obama Administration, the corporate media, and the globalist groups who have dedicated themselves to promoting the New World Order through the chaos that they orchestrate and create. No mater how absurd, how stupid, how intellectually shallow, the moneyed powers have made sure to curtail the full extent of the destructive details caused by the financial crash of 2008. Bailouts and creating money out of thin air is a dangerous game, one that can have serious consequences. Though a number of factors can determine the fate of a failing company or person, the economic survival post-bailout is mostly determined by shadowy interests in the central banks. The financial masters, with their infinite wisdom for destruction, look at the business or industry and decide if pledging the subjects' tax dollars of their fiat money system is worth devoting to keep the business or industry afloat. Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't.

"Two things only the people desire- bread and circuses."

-Juvenal (late 1st- early 2nd century, anno domini)

Companies like General Motors and Dominoes Pizza made the winning list. GM made it because to have it go under may have crashed the economy outright. Domino's was bailed out so that Monsanto could continue to collude with the FDA to try and stamp out small dairies. In the post-bailout world, there is a motive behind every taxpayer-funded industry, a method to their diabolical madness.

Professional sports has been hit by the economic downturn like everybody else. The moneyed powers keep the pro sports around because there is still cash flow in some larger markets.
Also, the circus allows the severely duped to continue on thinking nothing is the matter and all is solvent. Patrons are charged for parking, food and drink, merchandise, and allowed to associate themselves with a team. The corporate tyrants have brainwashed generations of men to worship professional sports and the players who play them. For the time being, this "tribal" association with a sports team has artificially substituted fulfilling the (typically male, though not exclusively male) acceptance need. Through economic tyranny, the financial masters are able to "short-circuit the natural tendency for people to cooperate for their survival, and teach them to form teams based on domination and winning." Economic survival in the U.S.A. has reached such a pressure-packed, decadent, and confused state that fans of opposing teams actually physically harm each other terribly because of the differences. Just last month some Dodger fans beat the pulp out of a helpless Giant fan for no reason after a ballgame. The Giants fan remains in a medically-induced coma.

"With the lights out, it's less dangerous
Here we are now, entertain us

I feel stupid and contagious
Here we are now, entertain us"

-from the song Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana, 1992 (lyrics by Kurt Cobain, Krist Novoselic, Dave Grohl)

Yesterday, Major League Baseball announced they would assume the day-to-day operations of the Los Angeles Dodgers ballclub. though MLB gave the reason of a "complicated divorce" as the reason for taking the team over, the real reason is economic insolvency. Though the ballclub is ridiculously in debt (Commissioner Bud Selig allows teams to have as much debt as ten times operating income; or earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization). Owner Frank McCourt is miffed because other teams are in a similar position (see NY Mets, Texas Rangers, Chicago Cubs, the NBA's New Orleans Hornets) but the owners of those clubs were allowed to keep their team, even get loaned operating expenses by the MLB and NBA. Clearly, there is a unique form of favoritism happening in major circus markets. Sorry, Mr. McCourt, the direction you were taking the Dodgers isn't the direction the money masters have planned for one of baseball's most storied franchises. (pictured right: Reggie Jackson attempts to kill the Queen from The Naked Gun)