By Storm Clouds Gathering

October 26, 2011

Transcript:

This is an open message to the Occupy Wall Street movement, to the 99%. Revolution is a dangerous and unpredictable beast, and for a population to enter into one without fully understanding what’s at stake, it is a lot like handing a fully loaded automatic 45 [pistol] to a toddler. On the other hand all it takes is a cursory look at the psychopathic criminals which have taken control of the government of the world to understand why a revolution is inevitable.

This is why it is so important for the people whom are pushing for change to take the time and the effort to deeply consider how we got into this mess and what the real solution is. Otherwise this movement like so many others which have come before will be co-opted twisted and distorted and could result in even more power being handed to those whom you are trying to fight against.

Now you have every reason to be angry. You, your children and your children’s children have been sold into slavery, literally. If you’re lucky enough to have a job, in the years to come, you’ll end up paying 25 % to 30 % of your income in taxes, the majority of which will go directly towards interest on debts to privately owned banks. Think about that; 25 % to 30%. That means 3 and 4 months each year for the bankers. That’s slavery, pure and simple. It’s a cleverly disguised form of modern feudalism and it’s not new. It didn’t start with the bail outs; The bailouts were just icing on the cake, it was just a little too much for people to swallow. But in reality, the events over the last few years were just an escalation of standard policy.

If you truly want to break free from slavery it’s crucial to understand the nature of your enslavement. It’s crucial that the masses come to realize that all major currencies, the dollar and the euro in particular are created out of thin air by privately owned banks. Those banks create that money out of nothing, then they loan that money out to governments in exchange for bonds, which are really just promises that the government will extract that money plus interest from the public. That money is extracted from the people in the form of taxes and those taxes are taken at gunpoint. Sure, you may have not seen the gun in your face but if you ever refused to comply men with guns will show up at your house and drag you off to rot in a cage.

Perhaps some people don’t want to look at this reality. It’s not a flattering image, you don’t want to think of yourself as a slave to the 1%, the private bankers which hold the reins of power. But positive thinking is not going to change things for the better. People who want to fight for real change must take the time to research the true nature of money. Only with that understanding will you be able to push for meaningful reforms. The solution is not equitable taxation. Calling for equitable taxation is like calling for equitable slavery. And if you waste your energy trying to establish an equal level of tax slavery for everyone then you’re going to miss the opportunity to end the enslavement itself.

It is utterly immoral to use violence or the threat of violence to take the property or the labour of another person but perhaps you’ve been taught otherwise. Perhaps you’ve been taught that it’s okay for the state to use violence to steal from the public. Perhaps you believe that such violence is okay if it’s being done for a “good cause.” I hate to break the bad news but the ends do not justify the means. And if you’re honest with yourself you’ll have to admit that the ends don’t ever seem to quite materialize as promised, do they? In the end you’re given a few half assed services and social programs but the vast majority of your money goes straight into the pockets of the bankers and the war profiteers. And it always will if you keep turning to government thugs to enforce your good intentions.

You might think that you can change this by creating new laws and regulations but the fatal flaw in that line of reasoning is the simple fact that the private bankers are allowed to continue creating money. The financial powers that be will always end up using the government like a sock puppet. In those new regulations as well intentioned as they may be, will only end up consolidating their power.

Right now there are those in positions of influence which are attempting to redirect and co-opt the Occupy Wall Street Movement. A good example of this is the Vatican which this past week took it upon themselves to propose the establishment of a new global central bank as a solution to these problems. This is the kind of ridiculous proposition that you’re going to find being injected into the debate. Those who are in power will do almost anything to stay in power and the easiest way to do that is to influence the direction of the movement and the solutions which are demanded.

Those who created the problem, the real powers that be, don’t mind when you react, just as long as they are able to direct that reaction towards artificial solutions which funnel more power into their hands; Problem, reaction, solution, the Hegelian Dialectic, it’s the oldest trick in the book.

Don’t fall for it.