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The Opiate of Dystopia

Posted on November 25, 2015 by Curtis Greco

The public, generally, has been hopelessly trapped by a bureaucracy of thinking; a series of false premise simulating reality. While these illusions, more and more, seem to be propagating in direct proportion to the weakness of mind and the public’s willingness to progressively re-orientate their thinking in an order that will accept them.

This bizarre form of thinking would challenge a victim of a home invasion by suggesting that the offense would not have occurred had the person removed the doors from their home. Or, using the historical defense reference which would proffer that it has only been since the advent of enclosed structures (homes) that home incursions have occurred and thus it is the fault of humans who choose to live indoors.  Read more...

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If You Knew Then What You Know Now; Idiotic Notions!

Posted on May 18, 2015 by Curtis Greco

With no defense of the indefensible intended this particular type of query is pure poison. It’s symptomatic of  congenital ignorance and I’ve been hoping that someone (Media) would have picked up on it and call it what it is (or isn’t), but alas it appears not and so here goes.

The question that Bush, Clinton or any other stooge-like candidate should be asked is this: Knowing what you know now what other type of manufactured crisis would have come along and knowing that the entire scheme is meant and intended only to continue the political/economic flogging into submission of any entity willing to challenge the global consolidation of western-style finance and political demagoguery, would you have (still) gone along with it?  Now that’s the question that needs asking!  Read more...

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