March 9, 2009
I've found that atheist humanism is firmly programmed even those who somewhat see there's a global conspiracy.
The premise of this successful conditioning is that all religions were created by the despot ruler class to subjugate the masses. I remember being taught that in elementary school in the early 60's. It was subtle, they only said the Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs and 'primitive' cultures created priesthoods to preach that the kings were gods. This is a subtle but deep childhood conditioning in America for 50 years, and it was delivered in the early grade curriculum of public schools. The idea was a little ticking time bomb that caused rejection of all religion by adolescence.
There is also a broadening conditioning that all cultures since the dawn of history were always totally controlled by what we call the Illuminati. From that point of view, nothing ever written or done by anyone ever has any validity whatsoever.
This belief is psywar demoralization propaganda. It slams the door on our own traditions, our own histories, our own prophets and repository of the wisdom of ages.
It's not just religion that people are being conditioned to flush down the toilet. People don't read the classics, they don't really read history. There's too much real value in many writings that come down to us from the past. On the evidence I see cycles of struggle between the highest and lowest aspects of human mind and spirit all along. We just happen to be living at the beginning of a dark age. People are unwise to write off what comes down to us from the past. Before long people may not have access to it, if they don't value it. All the remaining writings and evidence may be destroyed during the next fifty years if people don't think it's worth preserving.
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Manufactured events maximize profits. Insider trading favors for a very few. But I think the profit motive is just 'gravy' as my grand dad used to say.
Controlling world events is an astounding racket to me. Not because it can be done, but because it goes over the heads of most people in plain sight. Too many in America and Europe to this day simply can't seem to accept that the world in which we live is a racket. We who live under laws and ethical social customs fail to perceive that the laws and ethics of the society above the laws governing us and nations are a different set.
I don't think it's ever been 'full spectrum' complicity between power players internationally as it has become during the last 150 years. I think they're getting very close to 'done'. Some think tank fellow published a book in 1990 coining the term, 'the end of history'. I heard that term come up in different vectors. I'd first heard it relation to the "Mayan Calendar" mythology spreaders during the 90's, but when I heard the meme intoned by minions of the globalist elite it hit me what the term encodes. I think they mean this is the age when nothing at all that happens will be spontaneous. It means manufacture of events are entirely controlled, everything part of the script.
I view the current Administration through the lens of Marxism not because they're ideological Marxism. They're not. I see the ideology as public relations. Looking at Marxism as a business plan, ideology would only be the mission statement. As a strategy for actively bringing down established order of sovereign nations, Marxism had to be accurate in it's business plan strategy section.
So I see these guys are following strategy and tactics which have also been used by socialist/communist regimes.
We may not get blood purges, but I think we know who the target classes will be, they remain the same. Socialist regimes found economic disenfranchisement sufficient. In other words you don't have to haul all the economics and public affairs intelligence off to the woods to shoot them, when you have affirmative action laws, and the political correctness factor over university funding. through NGO foundations and government funding.
Henry Makow is the author of A Long Way to go for a Date. He received his Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Toronto. He welcomes your feedback and ideas at