Faceless, unaccountable bureaucratic control isn’t okay

Faceless, unaccountable bureaucratic control isn't okayDeanna Chadwell – Hillary’s famous book title [It Takes A Village] may have some truth to it in that a village is a close-knit tiny community where everyone knows everyone and has a stake in each other’s well-being. But Hillary wasn’t talking about a village; she was talking about huge, faceless, unaccountable government bureaucracies.

Now we have a president — or maybe half a president — who recently said, “Our nation’s children are all our children.” Really? Our children belong to their radical left-wing teachers? Biden quoted one such teacher saying, “There’s no such thing as someone else’s children.”

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Globalists’ Polycrisis Of Doom Is Of Their Own Making

Globalists’ Polycrisis Of Doom Is Of Their Own MakingIain Davis – The world is apparently descending into chaos. With events such as the recent collapse of SVB bank adding to the problems allegedly caused by the pseudo-pandemic and the war in Ukraine, it is easy to feel overwhelmed.

Only a few years ago it was widely recognized that, by nearly every measure, global life outcomes were all improving. Suddenly, we’re all haunted by the specters of conquest, war, famine and death.

From the cost of living, energy and food crisis, to the threat of a widening international conflict, a climate disaster and now global financial collapse, we seem to be gripped by a global polycrisis. If there is a polycrisis it is entirely man-made. Continue reading

The National Security State Revealed! [Video]

Dark Journalist – The Governance Control System: Join Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt and his special guest Whitney Webb, author of the sensational two-volume set, ‘One Nation Under Blackmail’.

Whitney walks us through decades of the covert power struggles in the national security state. From Roy Cohn to Jeffrey Epstein, the figures may be familiar but with her wide angle lens, she lets us see the truth behind the story. Continue reading

6,000 Years On The Hamster Wheel

hamster wheelPaul Rosenberg – Modern man is trained to think in certain ways and to turn away from anything that differs… to give authority the benefit of every doubt, instinctively and forever.

Nearly all of us have been pushed (nay, shoved) in that direction, and we’ve instinctively feared to break our inertia: “But I’ll be poor.” “Girls (or boys) will think I’m weird and won’t want me.” “Only crazy people step off the path.”

That path, however, has no end and kills us by inches. It was paved by our abusers and it is, in effect, a hamster wheel we never leave.

Back to 4000 BC

Between 5400 BC and 3800 BC, the model of rulership we know formed in Mesopotamia, beginning in a city called Eridu. With a few sags, breaks, and occasional exceptions, the basic pattern has held ever since.

The pattern, as we well know, features one group of men dominating all other people. This small group orders the others around, takes a large share of their earnings, punishes them if they fail to obey, sends their children to kill people they’ve never met (or to be killed by them), and is held to be righteous while doing so.

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