JonRappoport May 1 2014
The bottom-line goal of all social constructs is convincing individuals they are, first and foremost, part of a group.
If this strategy for control succeeds, then criminals and hustlers of every stripe can peddle their stench-ridden wares. To groups.
The collective is, above all, a funnel down into which propaganda can be poured, like swamp water.
You are black. You are white. You are blue. You are purple. You’re a Jew. You’re a Christian. You’re a Muslim. Above all else, that’s what you are. That’s the game. That’s the con.
You’re not you. No. You’re not unique. No. You’re not an individual. No. You’re in a group. You always were. You always will be.
And because you’re green with red polka dots, all sorts of statements apply directly to you. Some of those statements are acceptable, and some are not. Some words directed at you are reasonable, and some are illegitimate. The illegitimate words must be censored and banned. The people who speak those words must be punished and exiled.
God forbid, you, as a green person with red polka dots, should realize you are fundamentally beyond red and green, you are something far more, you are you and no one else is you. The State doesn’t want you to realize that.
The State doesn’t want you to realize you’re outside. You’re not supposed to be that free. You’re not supposed to claim you’re that free.
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Sonia Barrett – The idea that no one fails at life is not a common statement or sentiment. The reason being is that we are conditioned to measure our lives by spoken and unspoken codes of behavior.