Every week now I’m trying to write a blog entry, on either Thursday or Friday, because I work pretty much the rest of the week. I work nights, so it’s not really practical for me to blog more frequently. Besides, this is just something I do to express some ideas I have, or expansion on the ideas of others. I am not someone who is going to post multiple times a day or even more than twice a week, because I feel not only that I would have less memorable posts, but also that it would become a giant time sink. I would be spending hours, maybe more, every week just to maintain this thing. And if I’m not making money from it, what is the payoff? It’s not like I even want to make money from this blog. I don’t feel like I’m saying anything special, other than the fact that I have a unique writer’s voice. The ideas are as old as the hills, it’s just I’m expressing them in my own, unique way. How many people have thought the same things I have and expressed them in their own way? Millions. Over the course of human existence, that is.
But I am not my ideas, because those ideas are not mine to begin with. Nobody can own ideas. Ideas are fluid. It is the unique expression of those ideas that can be owned. That is our gift to the world. Our own perspective on things, on ideas. That is what we bring to the table. That is our uniqueness coming out. And this is why every human has something to contribute. (This is another bull shit, everyone is special post, when most people are not special, they are ordinary, but that is only because they have been conditioned not to think for themselves and to let the media and the government do all their thinking for them.)
Now I’m going to lash out at the world at large because that self-help shit really isn’t me. No offense to those who got value out of my posts about goal setting and following your passion. My passion is exposing the world for what it is and how it takes from the wider world without giving back, and allows crimes of epic proportions and we just sit there and accept it, or remain blissfully ignorant of it. We accept what we are told by the media because nobody wants to put in the time and effort it would take to prove things wrong. And when someone does prove that the “official story” or something is wrong, like Bush winning the election, people still believe it. Or when 9/11 was debunked by quite a few people, they were viewed as heretics and unpatriotic, abominable to think our own government would attack itself. If you know all the evidence, you’ll know that the WTC was an albatross, inefficient, and would need asbestos removal that would cost more than the original buildings. Not to mention some guy just bought the building and put an insurance policy on it specifically for terrorist attacks less than a year before the “terrorist attack.” And let’s not forget that Dick Cheney become head of NORAD, which had never happened before in the history of NORAD. No elected official was ever put in charge of shooting down planes and for some reason, that was the time and Cheney was all, “Do NOT shoot that plane down!” They removed all bomb sniffing dogs from the WTC 2 weeks before the collapse. The buildings fell at near freefall speed, which is impossible for a steel-framed building unless it is being demolished with small charges at ever floor to lessen resistance to zero as the building collapses.
What happened to most of those who said something to the contrary about 9/11? I’ll tell you what. The people in high-ranking positions in journalism and politics were made a mockery of, many of them lost their jobs, and were told never to speak of it again. Others were threatened and changed their official “scientific” findings. 9/11 is not about Muslim terrorists, it is about America wanting a fascist state of control and a reason to attack the middle east to get oil. The people who are invested in the “official story” have everything to gain, while those who question it have everything to lose. So it is a risky position, even to say that we trained Al-Quaeda is a risky position. To say that Osama Bin Laden used to be a member of one of our government agencies is ludicrous. But all of it is true. They are hidden truths. I have this theory that if even 1% of what we don’t know were let out, we would have a revolution. But most people don’t want to know. Better avert your eyes. Why is it so few people truly want to know?
I’ll tell you why. Because if they lied about that, what else did they lie about? What other load of crap are they feeding us? The government lies on a daily basis. The government is not your friend. Unless it is a friend who kills people and lies about it. Big Brother is watching us almost everywhere we go now. The PATRIOT Act was a total dissolvement of our freedoms in so many ways and we just stood there and took it. People don’t have critical thinking skills, not even our leaders. Not anymore. The public education system, for the most part, creates a population that is a worker bee, that will go along with the status quo or whatever the government is doing, because in school it is the same way. Most people get their spirit broken in school. Imagine 6 year old children forced to sit at a desk for the better part of 6 hours listening to a teacher drone on about mathematical equations when all they want to do is go outside and play and explore their world. Even things that would be considered fun, such as kickball or singing a song is done under threat of punishment. We are trained to do what those “above” us say and believe what they say as well. We are conditioned since birth if our parents were really lousy and placed us in front of the television. If they actually paid attention to us, we were conditioned since the start of school, the stupidity-manufacturing institution. No wonder most people don’t really know what is going on in the world. They don’t know that they don’t know that they are being conditioned and are being brainwashed on a daily basis by all forms of media. They are told how to think, they believe what the media tells them to be true, even when it could be completely false.
Very few people take the time to question what they read or see on the television. And that’s the problem. If we actually did examine and pull the wool off of our eyes, we would see more than we could ever imagine seeing in this socially-conditioned state we are in now. How the media placates us and gets us hung up on issues like whether or not a mosque should be built at Ground Zero, rather than focusing on the erosion of our freedoms of religion and speech. The very things that are not reported in the media are the things that bear the most importance. We never hear about secret societies that control the world on the news. When was the last time they had the Bilderberg Group on the TV? Or the Freemasons? All this secrecy in the name of controlling people, and gaining more and more power, substituted in the form of money and land. It is a power addiction that has led us to be left in the dark while those in power take everything and maybe throw us a little crumb every now and then. They commit crimes of epic proportions, right out in the open and blame it on someone else. As Napoleon said, “To be believed, make the truth unbelievable.” And he’s right. Most people can’t believe we attacked ourselves on 9/11 because it would shatter their reality. It’s easier to believe that someone far, far away that hates us did that horrific act. Not Uncle Sam. Not our government, not people who live in this country and have for their whole lives. It is just easier to believe that some brown people did it who believe in a foreign God that most people in this country don’t believe in or even understand.
It’s just so sad, because human beings have such a capacity for good, but also one for evil. And when I use the words good and evil, I don’t mean in any religious sense. I guess you could call them constructive and destructive. Sane and pathological. The choice of words is meaningless. It’s just good and evil are better understood. Fear and love are also easily understood, and so is love of power. We have the capacity to create heaven on Earth, but most of us can’t because we would have to quit our jobs and possibly be homeless just to see our visions through. The system has got us by the balls and we know it. It is only through transcending the dominant system in small ways to start that we can begin to live autonomously, with the need for less and less from the system. The system that lies to us and kills people. Then we can finally begin to do good in ways that are good from every perspective. For example, buying a piece of land and letting it run wild, like it should be. That creates diversity and you could also live on it. But in order to buy that land, you have to spend time in th dominant system earning money to get the land. But once you have it, it is yours.
Dropping out completely is stupid, but the further you go, the more free you get. If you no longer depend on your government for subsistence, then you are no longer complicit in what it does. That is a nice bonus. It’s not just the government, but those who control most of the world’s wealth. When you no longer need much money, they can no longer control you either. They can’t dangle money in front of you to silence you. You have more integrity than that, now that you are outside the system, although you still take advantage of it in some ways. I dislike the word dropout, because it still places the primary focus on the dominant, parasitic system, but what’s a better word? Naturalist? Minimalist? Anarchist? Anarcho-primitivist, although I don’t know if I want to go back that far. I still want decent shelter and some form of comfort. I don’t want to have to try to sleep with bugs all over me. Yuck. What I’m looking for is a way forward where we lessen our dependence on government, technology, and hierarchical systems and start focusing on community and truly good values. Values that come from love, not fear. Get rid of fear completely and have a world just filled with love. Will it take time? Yes. Are we ready for it now? No way. But is it possible? Definitely. We just have to make it happen.
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