In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act
—–George Orwell
The state of our nation is that we are the equivalent, if not worse than the Nazis. Worse because we have the cunning of history to teach us what went before and the present to tell us that it is here again.
Despite the mainstream media’s information blackout, there are so many violations out there that it can’t be completely covered up. Thus, the mainstream news will occasionally reveal the truth though in a very slanted manner. We have this state of affairs chiefly because my fellow Americans tolerate it. In fact, for so long we have benefited from this nazification of America that we are now reaping the karmic consequences in multiple ways. Ironically it is through the hands of our government that we incur this karma as well as pay the price.
How does a nation with so much promise in its founding ideals become nazified? Maybe because it was founded on the principle that basic human rights applied to only a select few. The descendants of these few are running the show now. Thus, some researchers will say America has always been this way; some say it is the way it is because of the work of the pathocrats. I slighty agree with the former and absolutely agree with the latter. The point is, if we are ruled by a few people who believe the world exists for their evil pleasures, then we ought to study this process like a science so that we truly understand what we are up against. Those who have studied this process call it political ponerology. I think it is of utmost importance if we want to survive what we are facing.
The problem is many Americans cannot or refuse to see this evil. This sounds contradictory to what I said above about the activities being blatant, however, denial is a powerful force. Most Americans know something is wrong but to hint at what it is makes people either crazy or immobilized. Fear of losing what little they have does this to people. Sadly, the little we have is based on illusions and the death of countless others. I can’t say enough that at some point we must pay for these sins and the time is now. In the meantime there are plenty of active supporters of the illusion.
Those who are inactive must wake up and look at reality. When schoolteachers are put on administrative leave for speaking the truth of the matter in class, you know we are up #$%^ creek. When this is happening in ‘democratic’ America then I guess too that war is peace. Even the things we least suspect are controlled. It is through our silence and inaction that we give SUPPORT to these things.
Take my boss for instance; he’s into theatre and someone recommended a play for him to see. He won’t be seeing it because of the political climate. It will not be opened in the US anytime soon if at all. From this situation he learned that the issue in Israel is really the genocide of the Palestinians. Worse, his, our tax dollars pays for it. This isn’t all he knows. He also knows about the increasing problem of hunger and homelessness here in ‘wealthy’ USA and he complains about the state government’s systematic reduction of worker benefits. The state government issues our paychecks, by the way. After all his complaints you would think he would be first in line when talks of a strike, protest or a one-day boycott comes up. But nooo. He says
“I can’t afford to lose my job” or “I have to work and I need such and such..”
I’m not talking about a flag waving, ‘my country right or wrong’ type here. This is a so-called progressive and educated person. Hell, as things are dismantled bit by bit there won’t be a job to lose. Such is the force of ponerology that we fight when there is nothing to fight for and don’t fight when there is something to fight for.
Kurt Tucholsky says:
“A country is not only what it does—it is also what it puts up with, what it tolerates.”
One day there will be absolutely nothing to lose and that will be when the house of cards come crashing down? Will that be the only thing as a nation that we don’t tolerate?