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For a long time, people bartered. Now, let me be clear, I’m for currency, but I want to point out a trend that few notice. Bartering is such that two people come together and trade things. They have a thing of value, and both agree to a swap of equal value, or the transaction aborts. The downside is that each …
There was a time when no one worked for anyone else, and when they did, it was temporary. It was a learning time, an Apprenticeship. The objective was knowledge. Once that was gained, it was expected that the person would go into practice for themselves. If someone was forced to labor for another’s benefit, we called it what it was, …
You are surrounded by systems of control. Some subtle, some blunt. Ultimately, there is no difference between you and the Slave, the Master simply having realized it is in their best interest to convince you of your freedom and let you buy things. In some fashion, you are someone’s property. Your masters bark, and you obey, thankful for the scraps …
Simply, the Pyramid is a visual representation of the Sleepers and the Elite. It is actually a Masonic symbol, placed there by the Founding Fathers who were members of that organization. They saw this pattern, of greater and greater surrender by the Sleepers. However, what they sought to preserve was the ability of the Sleeper to Awaken, reclaim their power, …
“The company owns you. Executives merely run the company.” This final evolution is a symphony by which all actors play their part. First, the Robber Barons in the United States use the Attorney to create a unique legal device known as the Corporation. Under this, Sleepers will surrender their money in small portions. They are the legal owners. However, being …
“You are not mine legally, but I still own you.” Now, the Noble turns to the Lawyer. In the spirit of Reason, the Lawyer begins to make arguments, convincing arguments. The Divine is retained, however, the source of power is shifted. In the greatest con ever performed, the Attorney convinces the peasant that they are free, and that property rights …