Elias Alias | An Happy Anarchist _ Part Four @EliasAlias | Uploaded October 2018 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
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Concluding a wonderful morning's visit with Jeff the happy anarchist in beautiful Autumn Montana, late October 2018.
Our dearly beloved federal government and those unfortunate State legislatures who cooperate with federal propaganda would have us b elieve that "anarchists" are mask-wearing hoodlums who smash store front windows and ATM machines or burn police cars, or otherwise aggress our society in evil ways. That is how the government wants us to see anarchists. But that is yet another government deception implanted into the national group consciousness, or as Bernays put it back in 1928 in his famous book, "Propaganda", the "Group Mind". Bernays stated that by the 1920s psychologists had discovered that the "group mind" functions differently to stimuli than does the individual mind. Hence, our government has employed mental techniques to implant into the collective consciousness of the American people a false perception which the group mind appears to accept but which the individual minds of those people who have awakened to higher levels of perception disallow, or, in other words, they see through the deception and are not influenced by it. But the mass media promotes the group mind's perception in an attempt to cause individuals to believe that most people agree with the popular public perception, which nowadays is "Fear the Russians, the Koreans, the Asians, the Africans, the, well, you know the list. We are to fear the anarchists and we are to fear those dangerous militia people. The media reinforces that perception and the government spends a lot of money to dress up provocateurs with black masks on which are embroidered large red "A" letters so the public at home watching the network news can see how uncivil and evil those danged anarchists are. (If you don't believe me about that, I'd refer you to the "Battle for Seattle" in which that exact scenario played out and was finally exposed by a City Council meeting in Seattle.
youtu.be/YPiqvAnhiNQ
As Jeff and I agree, all Americans should by now be aware that it is their duty as moral individuals to question authority's use and abuse of the media. We have been seriously deceived as a nation of good-hearted American people. I'm sure that anyone reading here at this channel already can list a long line of lies in which our government has been caught. Think -- the Gary Francis Powers shoot-down in a U-2 spy plane, about which Eisenhower lied for three days before Russia published the now famous video of Powers himself. Think -- The Gulf of Tonkin; the Bay of Pigs, Watergate, Iran-Contra, BCCI, Weapons of mass destruction, etc etc. Lies one and all.
So Jeff and I are agreed that it's a moral duty to question anything the mass media tells us, and to question anything our government tells us, and sort for ourselves the true from the deceptions. What we have found is that the Militia is mentioned in our constitution and bill of rights four times and is a necessary part of the American culture and political/social structure according to the highest law of the land, and that anarchy is the ultimate philosophy of peaceful, non-aggressing self-governance reflecting the quintessence of Thomas Jefferson's philosophy as embodied in the Declaration of Independence. Remember that cute little phrase he used -- "Unalienable Rights"? All anyone has to do to comprehend anarchy is ponder what Jefferson was alluding when he noted that we as individuals are born with unalienable rights. What is implied is that no collectivist man-made government has any rightful authority to aggress upon our rights which come from, in Jefferson's words, "Nature or Nature's God". Anarchy is the ultimate condition of personal responsibility, and personal responsibility is the ultimate form of self-governance. Anarchy insists that self-ownership is the opposite of slavery, and we agree.
Thinking on such things shows one soon enough why the damned government these days tries to consistently to demonize anarchists and militias. What do you think, eh? Leave us your intelligent comments, but don't use the "F-Bomb" if you want me to clear it for posting, yes? Thanks for viewing and reading here.
(Note: Part One will be placed back online as soon as I can get it edited. Thank you for being patient.)
M2U01585
Concluding a wonderful morning's visit with Jeff the happy anarchist in beautiful Autumn Montana, late October 2018.
Our dearly beloved federal government and those unfortunate State legislatures who cooperate with federal propaganda would have us b elieve that "anarchists" are mask-wearing hoodlums who smash store front windows and ATM machines or burn police cars, or otherwise aggress our society in evil ways. That is how the government wants us to see anarchists. But that is yet another government deception implanted into the national group consciousness, or as Bernays put it back in 1928 in his famous book, "Propaganda", the "Group Mind". Bernays stated that by the 1920s psychologists had discovered that the "group mind" functions differently to stimuli than does the individual mind. Hence, our government has employed mental techniques to implant into the collective consciousness of the American people a false perception which the group mind appears to accept but which the individual minds of those people who have awakened to higher levels of perception disallow, or, in other words, they see through the deception and are not influenced by it. But the mass media promotes the group mind's perception in an attempt to cause individuals to believe that most people agree with the popular public perception, which nowadays is "Fear the Russians, the Koreans, the Asians, the Africans, the, well, you know the list. We are to fear the anarchists and we are to fear those dangerous militia people. The media reinforces that perception and the government spends a lot of money to dress up provocateurs with black masks on which are embroidered large red "A" letters so the public at home watching the network news can see how uncivil and evil those danged anarchists are. (If you don't believe me about that, I'd refer you to the "Battle for Seattle" in which that exact scenario played out and was finally exposed by a City Council meeting in Seattle.
youtu.be/YPiqvAnhiNQ
As Jeff and I agree, all Americans should by now be aware that it is their duty as moral individuals to question authority's use and abuse of the media. We have been seriously deceived as a nation of good-hearted American people. I'm sure that anyone reading here at this channel already can list a long line of lies in which our government has been caught. Think -- the Gary Francis Powers shoot-down in a U-2 spy plane, about which Eisenhower lied for three days before Russia published the now famous video of Powers himself. Think -- The Gulf of Tonkin; the Bay of Pigs, Watergate, Iran-Contra, BCCI, Weapons of mass destruction, etc etc. Lies one and all.
So Jeff and I are agreed that it's a moral duty to question anything the mass media tells us, and to question anything our government tells us, and sort for ourselves the true from the deceptions. What we have found is that the Militia is mentioned in our constitution and bill of rights four times and is a necessary part of the American culture and political/social structure according to the highest law of the land, and that anarchy is the ultimate philosophy of peaceful, non-aggressing self-governance reflecting the quintessence of Thomas Jefferson's philosophy as embodied in the Declaration of Independence. Remember that cute little phrase he used -- "Unalienable Rights"? All anyone has to do to comprehend anarchy is ponder what Jefferson was alluding when he noted that we as individuals are born with unalienable rights. What is implied is that no collectivist man-made government has any rightful authority to aggress upon our rights which come from, in Jefferson's words, "Nature or Nature's God". Anarchy is the ultimate condition of personal responsibility, and personal responsibility is the ultimate form of self-governance. Anarchy insists that self-ownership is the opposite of slavery, and we agree.
Thinking on such things shows one soon enough why the damned government these days tries to consistently to demonize anarchists and militias. What do you think, eh? Leave us your intelligent comments, but don't use the "F-Bomb" if you want me to clear it for posting, yes? Thanks for viewing and reading here.
(Note: Part One will be placed back online as soon as I can get it edited. Thank you for being patient.)
