Aug. 17, 2014 (#1456)

"Cutting Through the Matrix" with Alan Watt
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"To Win the Game, Reclaim Your Brain"

© Alan Watt Aug. 17, 2014

 

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Hi folks, I’m Alan Watt and this is Cutting Through The Matrix on August the 17th, 2014.  I’ve always said that crisis is great for change, for planned change especially of course, and that’s why we have so many crises on the go at the same time, at least we’re told they’re crises. During these crises people are distracted by all the wars, the rumors of wars and all the things which are always here, and they don’t notice what’s happening in their own country sometimes. They tend to dismiss their own findings or observations because the media doesn’t mention what they’ve observed, that comes from the chem-sprays in the sky, it comes from the prices of food going up for instance, constantly, constantly. No one asks why, because the media doesn’t mention it.  In other words, they only think about something in a crisis mode if the media tells them to think about it, and sure enough that’s what they prattle about the next day, as Brzezinski said in the 1970s would happen.  The people have been trained to allow the media to do their thinking and their reasoning for them.  Therefore when they actually see something for themselves or notice things happening they tend to dismiss it if no one else is making a big deal about it at all.

 

Back in, I think, the 30s and then the 40s and then the 50s Lord Bertrand Russell wrote about this and he said that we are training the public to listen to experts only. He also meant authority figures, media figures. And we certainly have been well-trained on that. We don’t trust ourselves anymore in fact, in so many different areas. You think about for instance how long we’ve been on the planet.  We’re given a whole bunch of stories on how long we’ve been here, how long man has been here, and they all conflict of course, even though they teach these in basically universities, and evolution is absolute fact, even when they keep changing their stories.  It’s quite amazing that they still call it a science, isn’t it, and they have doctorates in this and so on. 

 

But it’s quite a joke in fact in a way. But that’s what we’re run in. We live in amongst a bunch of jokes, taught as reality, and as science took over from religion we get a lot more jokes.  Because even when they have all these massive theories taught as fact, and often taught for many years, and students go through university and do their thesis on them and so on, and they get through, they don’t take them away from them after they find out that all they wrote was nonsense because they were based on false theories, etc. It really is a bit of a joke isn’t it?  They should have a different name for these things rather than sciences. Good guesses perhaps, the good guess club would be one of them. Or you get a doctorate perhaps in good guesses, in-house guesses, in-vogue guesses perhaps. I’m sure you could do a little contest on that with a whole bunch of different people sending really good ideas in, if you send them off to universities, to see what one gets picked, and maybe someone gets a little prize at the top for coming up with a good one.

 

But the fact is, we’ve been here for an awful, awful long time. If you look at so-called primitive man, whatever he was, he’d be more of a natural man living in small communities, even before that in the cave supposedly in some areas.  And I don’t think you could pull a flanker on him, a flanker, a con on a caveman.  If a bureaucrat came around and started to gesticulate and measure his cave, then demand something from the caveman, the caveman I think would reply with his big club there and go ugg and that was the end of that.  So it was all dealt with rather simply and naturally. Because after all, stealing from you is stealing, isn’t it?  It’s not until language comes into use and you have a leisure class, who invent a lot more words and fancy words and terminologies to bamboozle you, and to belittle you actually, that they can actually convince you that you owe something to them for nothing that they’ve done for you. It’s quite an interesting system that we live in, indeed.

 

But I have talked so many times about the cons that go on, and the marketing that goes along with every con that there is.  We’ve got lots of books written after World War I, for instance, and some of them applauded by one of the guys who helped to convince the American public to join into World War I, he was paid to do it by the US government. That was Edward Bernays, the big conman marketer, who despised the public because they were just too easy to manipulate once you understood the basic psychology of them. They came out with the books after World War I and boasted on how they had conned the whole country into not only paying for it all but going off and fighting for it and so on. Of course big corporations always benefit in times of war. They supply all the goods and military equipment, etc.  They get the research and development money thrown at them to build tanks and all the latest stuff, right down to uniforms and every bullet that’s fired. It’s very lucrative indeed. And they often get little prizes, little prizes at the end of the wars, when the winners get together and they divvy up the country they have conquered. It’s quite lucrative indeed.

 

But I was thinking too about the cons used today through marketing, to take things off you and put you back to a peasant stage, where literally everything, everything you need to survive, food, water, shelter, heat, clothing, etc., all these basic things, are going into the hands of a few, if they’re not already in the hands of a few. And I think the few are really, the few companies that you’ll see, in this area or that area, are really just one consortium, like they did with Standard Oil when they were told to break it up, the big monopoly of it.  All he did of course, old Rockefeller, was to put subsidiary companies and even have… It was so well done that it took years for folk to go through all the different books and papers, even governments, to find out that the guys who apparently appeared as the CEOs or owners of these small companies were actually employees of the Rockefellers. It’s the same con going on today as they go after your food and your water and everything else, the meat industry, the big packer industry, etc. It’s quite astonishing to live through it and watch it all happening.

 

But we’re in the time, as Carroll Quigley said, of corporate feudalism, the CEOs are the new overlords, the feudal overlords. They have more power than countries. Actually, a lot of them have bigger bureaucracies in their corporations than some countries have, they certainly even have bigger budgets. But the idea was to turn everything into public/private partnership deals. I’ve done talks on that way back in the late 90s onwards through the last 10 years or so, to do with these public/private partnership cons, that suddenly came out in vogue, which means there’s already a global government to make it all happen, and they’re put in place across the European countries and North American countries, etc. The idea basically is that all the institutions for survival, to maintain your country, to make sure there’s food there at a good price, a gas supply, heating supplies, these kind of things, things that you really need as a people and a nation were sold off to private companies, who then give you the tab or the bill for the maintenance for their infrastructure basically, we pay for the repairs for the roads, we pay for everything pretty well, and they reap the profit. It’s awfully wonderful, isn’t it, to just bamboozle the public with terminology. Some of them even use the term environmental corporations. It sounds wonderful, environmental corporations, as they basically take over your whole water supply, your freshwater supply, and then sell it off for high profits, not just back to the people, but also exported abroad, and also they bottle it for the big companies like Nestlé and the cola companies and sell it off too, at a good price at that, all the water.

 

Now the thing is, no one asks, well who gives any Prime Minister or President the right to do this? Because after all, aren’t they collectively supposedly all your people that represent you, and if they’re selling off the infrastructure of your country, the vital necessities that you must have to survive as a people, who gives them the right to sell it off? No one asks the questions, you see. And by the way, they won’t be asked on the mainstream because they are part of the big establishment group that want this international globalist system of a few corporations, or maybe even one, running the whole world eventually. So they’re not going to upset the apple cart, they do what they’re told.  Last week I was talking to a woman up my way in a store and she had just come down from her camping area, they go camping, and she’s Native American.  She said that the river going past them is half its depth that it should be.  And with all the rain we’ve had here, it’s been raining all summer here, it’s a precursor to Noah’s Ark, really, everybody’s depressed, there’s nothing but clouds all the time, and lots of mosquitoes mind you.  It’s awfully depressing, and rain, rain for days sometimes, and days and nights at a time.  Very little sun, in fact I can count the total sun on my one hand, what they’ve had, literally, since spring. It came right in from heavy snow right up through spring and deep cold temperatures, and right into rain and pretty well it’s been that way since. So you get thinking about all these things, and yet here are rivers with half the water disappeared. 

 

See, we don’t know what’s going on. We’ll never know what’s going on, or where even the water is going.  It’s going somewhere, but it’s highly secretive.  And when you dig into the water corporations that have made these public/private partnership deals with your governments, they aren’t going to tell you either where it’s all going, or where they’re taking it out of either. We live in secrecy.  It’s like martial law, isn’t it? Just mind yourself, mind your nose and stay in your place, and don’t ask questions, because you have no right to know. That’s the average citizen today, they’ve literally been trained that they don’t need to know anything, it’s not their place to know anything, when their countries are being sold out from underneath them. 

 

So I’m going to just touch on that for a minute tonight because it’s very important to know something about what’s happening.  A lot of it began…  As I say, I’ve gone through the whole long, long system of world government from Britain, the whole idea of the empire run by private feudal systems then even, as it was, with Lord Alfred Milner and his group from the Royal Institute of International Affairs, that’s what it evolved into. It’s an unelected group of course who advise all members of government and all departments of government.  Their counterpart, cousin actually, its branch if you like, in the US, which is called the Council on Foreign Relations and anybody who’s anybody is a member of it. You can’t simply go and join it. They suss you out to see if you’re their kind of guy, who will keep their mouth shut, and say the right things, and know what not to say, and then you’re asked if you want to join. That means you’re bought and paid for once you do, because the sky is the limit, you’ll certainly profit, a lot of business and work will come your way, and lots of other perks as well. That’s how the world is really run. And yet we go on voting for democracies.  And the big boys who have no intention of having democracy know that it’s awfully important to give you the idea that it’s all done for good reasons, it’s democratic reasons that we’re selling off your food supply and we’re selling off the water supply, to help people across the world, because we care about them. 

 

That’s what they’ll tell you, which is a big lie of course because the corporations are in there for massive profit. And we’re living in the age of ultimate, ultimate greed as it’s never been seen before, where things that used to be made of metal, like vacuum cleaners, even expensive ones now, are chintzy thin plastic, brittle plastic that’s going to break. Personally I looked at some of them last week in a store, and it’s popular, it’s been made popular, because you know you can make people popular and make them stars by marketing and constant repetition, and you can do the same with any article or product. And this company has been, oh yeah it’s the greatest one out, blah-blah-blah. I saw the darn thing and it was such chintzy, thin, thin, brittle plastic, all of it, I thought, they should really give you a big tube of, you know, the airplane model glue to go with it to fix it because it’s going to get cracked in no time, and maybe about 10 rolls of duct tape.  But I can’t believe that this is how they’ve trained the public, step-by-step, to buy this junk. And mind you, that’s all you can find now, is just cheapo junk.  Cheap to make, high price to buy, massive profit.  They’re maximizing their profits in every possible way possible.  And then a generation will grow up with this thinking it’s all quite normal, you see. That’s how we adapt to everything.  It’s just astonishing to me but the same thing happens with the conology to do with taking your food and your water supplies away from you as a country, gouging you. You watch your prices going up and up and up. You see the prices of meats, oh forget it; hamburger is going to be the new luxury, if you can afford it. Everything else has gone out of sight. Why?

 

Well partly it’s the ongoing integration through treaties.  That was the old idea that Lord Alfred Milner came up with, they would bind countries together with treaties, they would then form trading blocs, and out of the trading bloc they standardize their laws and then they’d have a superparliament running a whole bloc of countries.  That’s how they created the European Union, which nobody wanted, except the ones who planned it.  The North American Free Trade Agreement has been going on for 20 years now, it’s still plundering ahead, and at the same time it’s moving into the area of the TransPacific Partnership, and that’s part of the NAFTA deal now, the TransPacific Partnership deal is now part of that, and so is CETA, CETA is another one too.  That’s basically the one for amalgamating European countries with that of Canada; I think the States has got their own version of it.  It’s a free trade deal where they can sell basically all your meats off, and even your water supplies off, abroad to these countries under their trade deals. 

 

But there’s a couple of articles here that I’d like to read here.  This one here is from the Huffington Post. Now, the Huffington Post, I’m sure, is always on the side of environmentalism and a whole bunch of other things of course, and all the cons games that go with that, we’re here to help you, to save the environment, the price has gone up four times, things like that.  Anyway it says here…

 

Why is Harper (Alan:  …the Prime Minister of Canada.) Selling Canada's Fresh Water Supply to French Companies?

(A:  And this was in 2013.)

huffingtonpost.ca / Posted:  10/18/2013 Updated:  01/23/2014

  

Prime Minister Harper has just signed the Canada-EU Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA), and Canadians who care about our freshwater heritage should be deeply concerned for three reasons.

 

First, the massive increase in beef and pork exports that have been negotiated will put a terrible strain on our water supplies. (A:  See, so they hit it again for the environmental side here because that’s what the Huffington Post does.) Beef producers can now export close to 70,000 tonnes of beef to Europe and an undisclosed but higher amount of pork. (A:  …and not just to Europe by the way, because remember, the TransPacific Partnership came in as well, where we can do it to other countries as well, which is a great con because a lot of these poorer countries, you see, will get our tax money subsidizing the cost to the meat producers that are going to export across the world to keep their prices up, to give it at a cheaper price, sell it as your price in those countries.  It’s a win-win-win situation.  Anyway, you’ll pay for it all.)  Meat production is highly water intensive . . . (A:  …and so on.)

 

Already Alberta's dwindling water supplies are over-taxed by a beef industry that is rapidly expanding and expected to double its water footprint by 2025, according to an assessment done before this deal was signed. Intensive hog operations in Manitoba are killing Lake Winnipeg . . . (A:  Again it’s the environmental stuff and yada-yada-ya.)

 

Second, this deal will give French companies Suez and Veolia (A:  …the two French companies.), the two biggest private water operations in the world, access to run our water services (A:  …in Canada…) for profit. Under a recent edict, the Harper government has tied federal funding of municipal water infrastructure construction or upgrading to privatization of water services. Cash-strapped municipalities can only access federal funds if they adopt a public-private partnership model, and several cities have recently put their water or wastewater services contracts up for private bids. (A:  See, everything… We live in an incredible age of corruption where money changes hands between elected officials and so on and the corporations, right down to your local level.)  If Suez or Veolia are successful in bidding for these contracts (and under the new deal, local governments cannot favour local bidders) and a future city council decides it wants to move back to a public system, as municipalities are doing all over the world, these corporations (A:  …these foreign corporations…) will be able to sue for huge compensation. Private water operators charge far higher rates than public operators and cut corners when it comes to source protection. (A:  So they can sue, guess who they sue? They sue the government. The government takes your tax money, the millions and billions you get sued, and pays it to these guys, if you want to turn it back to owned by your local area and so on, and your councils. Quite amazing isn’t it? And we take this all for normal because you see, we haven’t been asked our opinions on it or given any votes on something as vital as this.)

 

. . .The same "investor-state" clause contained in the Canada-EU deal poses the third threat to Canada's water. The rules essentially say that if a government introduces new environmental, health or safety rules that were not in place when the foreign corporation made its investment, it has the right to compensation, which a domestic corporation does not have. For instance, an American energy company is suing Canada for $250 million in damages using a similar NAFTA (A:  North American Free Trade Agreement) rule because Quebec decided to protect its water by placing a moratorium on fracking. Moreover, transnational corporations are now claiming ownership of the actual water they require in their operations. Another American company successfully sued Ottawa for $130 million for the "water rights"; it left behind when it abandoned its pulp and paper operations in Newfoundland, leaving workers without jobs or pensions.

 

But that leaves the taxpayer to pay off this $130 million fine, right. You understand, we get suckered and suckered and suckered, and yet the public are unaware of what’s even going on… what’s even going on. It’s just incredible. It really is. It really is incredible. And you’ve got to laugh at it too, though. 

 

And also, it’s interesting too because this came out in 2014, this one…

 

Veolia, Suez deny merger talks

reuters.com / PARIS  Apr 16, 2014

 

(Reuters) - Veolia Environnement (VIE.PA) (A:  …one of these companies, from France) and its peer (A:  I bet it’s just one corporation, one’s a subsidiary of the other.) Suez Environnement (SEVI.PA) (A:  See how they even use these terms to con us, marketing terms… oh, it’s for the environment. No it’s not, it’s a private corporation meant to dig as much cash out of you as they can.) both denied on Wednesday that the companies are in talks on a merger or even studying such a project.

 

Shares in Veolia closed 4.3 percent higher and Suez closed 7.1 percent higher following an Exane BNP Paribas research report which said the "stars are aligned" for the French waste and water companies to revisit the idea of merging. Volume in Suez stock was the second highest in more than a year.  (A:  However, they’re denying they’re having the talks of course, which they don’t really need talks since, I guarantee you, they’re both the same company giving you the appearance of competition, and it will be all the same top shareholders in both, you see. That’s how it works.)

 

But this isn’t just water and so on, it’s your food too, with all of these trade deals. It’s just astonishing how we’re told nothing. These little articles appear as paragraphs here and there in the back pages of newspapers, and nobody reads them anymore, so it’s so easy for them to do, isn’t it. So easy. Just so darned easy.

 

There’s also under the CETA text, that I do have from the European Union, it’s got, The Directorate General for Trade and Trade Policies and it says, Note, for the intention of the trade policy committee.  It goes through all the rules and regulations for this agreement that Canada has signed with the EU, but so has of course the US under a different term, a different name, the same number. But remember too, you’re all wondering why your meat is going up in price. It’s because they’re exporting it all now, for a fantastic profit, and they’re leaving less at home. It was always understood with nation-states that one of the first duties of government was to protect the people, not just against enemies foreign and so on, but also they had to protect the state, the citizenry, to ensure they had an adequate supply of affordable nourishing food. Well, that’s thrown out the window today and it’s hell-for-leather for full profit. And of course they use supply and demand and they say, well you see we’re exporting most of the stuff and so it’s getting rarer, therefore you have to pay four, five, six times the price. It’s that simple folks. It’s that simple.

 

And if it ever gets to the stage where the people do wake up and demand that this all stop, then those companies, with all the legal agreements, can then sue your government, which is you the taxpayer, for their billions of lost revenue money and so on, income.  So we’re shafted every way we turn, we really are, even in our sleep when we don’t know we’re turning. So it’s going on, and going on, and going on, and going on. But there’s your water supply getting sold off abroad. Interestingly enough too, there’s articles in the French newspapers to do with the fact that they’re pulling out, some of the places there are pulling out, these companies, and just I guess paying their fine or telling them they ain’t got the money for it.  But it says…

 

Paris's (A:  …itself…) return to public water supplies makes waves beyond France

(A: And that’s this year.)

reuters.com / Jul 8, 2014 / Geert De Clercq

  

* Paris's move to take back water supplies inspires others (A:  …other regionalities to do the same.)

* Veolia, Suez margins fall as towns negotiate discounts

* EU anti-privatisation trend pushes water firms abroad

* Private water firms grow quickly in developing countries

 

PARIS, July 8 (Reuters) - Nearly five years after Paris took the management of its water supply back into its own hands, the move is inspiring other cities at home and abroad and hurting profits at private water firms Veolia and Suez Environnement.

 

In 2008, socialist mayor Bertrand Delanoe ended the contracts with the two firms that had operated Paris water distribution systems since 1985 - Veolia on the right bank of the city and Suez on the left bank. (A:  They love to bank water, don’t they, because they own the banks altogether.)

 

Publicly owned Eau de Paris, which took over from 2010, has since become a model for a string of French and foreign cities and a threat civic leaders now use to force down prices.

 

That is posing a big challenge to Suez and Veolia. While they have responded by focusing more on their waste and energy activities and looking for industrial clients, they still rely heavily on water. In 2013, water accounted for about 45 percent of Veolia's 22 billion euros ($30 billion) of revenue.

 

"The success of the Paris remunicipalisation, our ability to make profits and lower prices, has convinced many other cities, whatever their political colour, that public water is an option," Celia Blauel, new head of Eau de Paris, told Reuters.

 

Since the move by Paris, with its population of more than 2 million, other French towns with a combined population of about 1.4 million people - including Rouen, Saint Malo, Brest and Nice - have also decided to go back to public water management, (A:  …in other words, manage their own water.) according to EU public water lobby Aqua Publica Europea.

 

The group expects more authorities representing a combined population of 1.9 million - including Bordeaux, Rennes and Montpellier - will follow suit between 2015 and 2018.

 

So it just goes to show you that folk are sick of this gouging, gouging the public. And of course it’s always sold to the public when they privatize it that it’s going to be cheaper, like everything else, like your electricity was going to be cheaper when they sold all the companies off, into one giant corporation, gave you Smart Meters and jacked all your prices up. You always get lied to. Don’t you get fed up being lied to? I mean, don’t you get fed up with that, folks? You’re taught as children to avoid people who lie all the time, and yet you watch them every night on television, giving their promises and their great speeches, and looking so respectable with their big business suits on, and the politicians with their glowing waxed faces and all that, and they lie, lie, they always lie, that’s what they do.  You can find going way back in the books what people said in past times and ages about politicians, they were conmen basically, you couldn’t trust them.  They’re in there to feather their own pocket, and they take contracts and they’re always lobbying for these big corporations, not for you.  So the whole idea of protecting their own people first and giving them a decent food supply and keeping the prices down is out the window with all these free-trade deals.  And it’s got to stop. 

 

It really has got to stop because we’re getting gouged.  The meat now when you see it in the store is just out of sight, especially in Canada, and it’s going up that way in the States now as well. This doesn’t affect just Canada, you see, I’m talking about the whole world here.  All first world countries are being completely gouged as they privatize everything… until basically, as I say, there’ll be no government as such, it will be a completely privatized system, and technically your government is a corporation too, it’s registered as a corporation, and they will own everything that we need for survival. That’s where the move is going, by the way, total purchasing and buyoffs of everything that you need to survive personally. That’s what it’s all about, folks.  And they will get far more done when you’re begging for this and begging for that for your basic survival. They’ll get far more done with their changes and integrations, etc. than they ever could by having any semblance of a democracy. We know that’s true.

 

But that’s how it is, folks, and we’re kept in the dark about it all. We’re kept in the dark about everything. As I say, there’s water going missing from the rivers here and I guarantee you, we’ve been flooded this year, just incredible rain like never before. But folk just don’t know where the water is going as the rivers go down in some places. It’s a mystery, because it’s secret.

 

But I have spoken a lot about conology, this ancient art of conology, often given scientific terms to give it a sort of legitimacy and importance, rather than the low status it should have. Because we don’t really like conmen, do we?  They put them into the movies of course, and to make you like these characters, but conmen are conmen, who lie to get a personal benefit from people who generally can’t afford it. But we’re run by them.  Everything you get is a con and a lie, and even to attach something like environmental company, Veolia or whatever, this water company, they’ve got nothing to do with the environment. But you put these terms on things, it’s like green, it’s a green corporation, and folk have been brainwashed, just put the term to it now, and they don’t think any further than that.  It’s quite astonishing, isn’t it, how we’re rather thick today.  We’re rather thick, some more thicker than others, and others as thick as bricks. That’s how bad we are, because we’ve had a perfect engineering to our brains and our minds, not to use them ourselves in fact, not to even trust your own observations, like I said at the start of the show, and we do, we disregard what we see.  It’s just amazing, isn’t it?  What I used to notice too, that when gasoline went up maybe 5 or 10 cents here in Canada the folk would bitch and complain, and oh dear. You know something, that hasn’t happened for about 10 years or more.  It just suddenly stopped, even when the gas was going up 40 cents a liter, you know, it just suddenly all stopped. 

 

When you look through the different social engineering books that the big boys put out they talk about how to do this to the public, how to stop them from bitching.  It can be done with fear too, people will shun away from the unpleasant and seek pleasure.  That’s why it’s very easy to give us what appears to be choice, if you do it this way it may be a bit harder, if you do it this way it will be easy but here’s the consequences. Egosyntonic, egocentric behavior, that Russell and other ones talked about back in the 20s and 30s, that they would bring this in. It’s happened. It came in, too, with Freud as well, who said that everybody who’s perfectly happy, going around with a smile on their face, and rutting around like rabbits having a big sex life, and working again and spending money is now healthy and cured. Cured from what? The very system that collapsed them and broke them up in the first place. So as I say, we’re taught so much of insane stuff and utter nonsense.  But we are taught that. And we do become insane when we start to believe all the stuff that they’re telling us is true. We truly do become insane.

 

But the trick today too is to convince the public that they’re helpless.  What can you do… Oh well, what can you do, you know, what can you do… And what you can do, it always has to be on a personal level. Groups get infiltrated, taken over and they often end up working for the group that’s screwing you. So you’ve got to do things personally. Stop buying so much gas; don’t run all over the place when you don’t have to run all over the place. Hit them where it counts and that’s at the gas pump.  Don’t buy the damn stuff as often as you do, don’t waste it and pay the extra cash. When you pay the extra cash, instantly they’ve got the pulse of the people, they know how much they’re spending, per hour, across a nation, and they know just how much to gouge a bit more, for instance.   But when it starts to drop it gives them a scare because then their shareholders bitch to them and they’ve got to start dropping the prices. There’s many things you can do.  I’ve often said if everyone stopped going to work for a week or two and just stayed at home, just stock up beforehand and stay at home, you’d soon get action on your demands.  You’d soon get action, believe you me, on your demands.

 

But they won’t do that collectively, which again, when you look at all the different studies the behaviorists have done on us all, they understand this, people will never act in unison. Never happen. And it’s never happened down through history. They even talk about the revolutionaries in the US during basically their war with Britain, and they say about 3% of the population at that time, of the able-bodied males only 3% or so fought in the revolution and stood together to the end.  Which tells you it doesn’t take a lot of people sometimes to get the change they want through.  Today people are more complacent.  People today, honestly, are far more uniform in their mentalities and their makeup than ever before, because they’ve all had the same heavy indoctrination through the same school system, and then it’s taken over by their work and propaganda that comes from all medias, which they all get, at the same time, which conditions a uniform mind.  So they’re much the same.

 

When I was small in parts of Scotland they didn’t have television till much later.  You found people living in crofts around the Highlands and things like that.  Those people would have various books they collected over the years, and they read them. They were incredibly well educated and informed. They’d listen to a bit of radio here and there just to keep up on things. They were no fools either, they knew the cons and rackets going on, way back then.  But each one of these characters was a character, that’s the whole key to it.  They were a complete personality.  A person, you’ve heard the expression, coming out of left field.  You’re trained in such a linear fashion, and by the majority, again, opinions, because you want to have the same opinion as everybody else, unfortunately.  You shouldn’t have that, that’s an abnormal thing for human beings with all of the personality types. But they’ve managed to get us to that today. And with political correctness and all the rest of it.  But the people that came out of left field, the real characters, who’d thought their whole lives for themselves, would suddenly come out of left field and it shook you up to hear what they were saying. It kind of really rattled you initially until you realized, you know I never looked upon it that way before, what they’re saying. They’re showing a whole new… It’s like getting to a different level, of looking down at everything and analyzing it again and seeing the real reasons that things were happening and so on. And these old characters knew all this stuff, they had figured it out because their brains were working properly. They were using their own studies, their own observations on things and their own intellectual rationale, you see, and came to their own conclusions.  

 

People today do not come, generally, to their own conclusions.  Sometimes you’re given what appears to be a choice of conclusions but you’re still guided towards those choices, and they all benefit generally something that’s often no good to you. So choice has really gone down the tubes.  People who can see things as they really are have either died off, and the last few are in the process of dying off, there’s very few now, because of the incredible indoctrination of social indoctrination, as Russell called it, that’s being taught in the schools, for all these years, which is uniform indoctrination.  That’s so perfectly well understood and put across today, until they turn out basically peas in a pod, everyone’s the same, we believe the same, have the same kind of logical functions, the logic will work the same way with them, they’ll be far more prone to believe authorities and experts than previous generations ever, ever have. 

 

And when you look into all the scientists today that keep telling you about, oh you’ve got to give up everything to save the planet, yada-yada-ya, they’re all living on grants put out by big foundations and the governments to do just that. They’re utter prostitutes.  And the ones who will not take the bribes and so on, the payoffs, for an easy job and an easy life, are simply not getting jobs at all. They’ve been ostracized, a lot more of them than the ones who join, by the way. So different opinions are not welcome in this day and age. The authorized opinion and opinions are welcome by the masters who run our brains for us, our minds for us and so on.

 

Now I’d like to talk now about people’s addiction to fantasy through their movies and all their sci-fi that they watch on cable televisions and so on. It’s incredible how people are addicted to entertainment and they can’t get enough of it.  It’s a human trait obviously.  We love to use imagination.  But you’re supposed to also use your own imagination.  Today you don’t have to.  In fact, I don’t think people can to an extent because it’s all done for you. As I’ve mentioned before, lots of folk, especially in cities, get up to the radio alarm clock going off, and the talking jocks yapping away there, media jocks prattle, prattle, prattle about the day’s road conditions, etc. and then putting on some awful song.  Then they go through their breakfast that way and they rush off to their work in their vehicle, and they have got the radio blaring away again, about the road conditions, etc., and the talking head, and the awful music. Then they go to their workplace too, and they often even have some kind of background music on at work.  But the thing is, you’re living in someone else’s thoughts all the time. You’re conditioned always to have some other production going on for you, and you’re getting downloaded with it all the time, and you’re not using your own brain.

 

And silence does scare a lot of people today, it truly does.  Lots of folk can’t sleep without the radio or television left on.  They’re terrified to have their own thoughts. Silence frightens them in fact, because all the little bits that they’ve downloaded through the bits and bytes of scary news they’re always fed in this particular era, which is constant scary news because that’s how you ram changes through, when we’re all scared you see, becomes overwhelming to them.  And in the silence, when there’s not been a happy, happy entertaining thing that they’re listening to or watching, the silence frightens them. Because these little bits of scary things hit them… oh what will I do, what will I do? And so being egocentric and egosyntonic, again, they shy away from things which are scary and unpleasant and look towards the pleasant instead, more fiction and fantasy, other people’s produced thoughts.  People who work producing thoughts for you, and getting well paid for it, run your brains for you. It’s quite something, isn’t it, in this day and age. Quite something.

 

But you know, and I’ve gone into mythologies so many times, I was thinking about it on a show I was on this week in fact, that in ancient times we were understood then, too, by leisure classes who studied the people, the workers and so on, our little habits and traits, and we like to have little festivals after harvest, you know, the little-people-that-we-are sort of thing. And they’d watch this, keep the little people happy, and we could toil for the rest of the year as long as we had other little festivals on the way too, it made life less monotonous.  During those festivals they’d put on traveling shows; even ancient Greece had them too. Troubadours came around and put on the latest approved, authority-approved play.  Everyone had to turn out in ancient Greece to watch them, by law, because they were to give the morals to the citizenry as to how they should behave, within the story of the play, you see. It’s very easy to do. And certain music was played alongside them too, for tragedy or hope or whatever it happened to be, and it helped to augment the imagination as you watched these plays. It’s far better today of course, it’s more perfected, and many techniques are used upon the public, who are completely unwitting as to what’s being downloaded into them with political correctness and social approval and disapproval on various topics, through fiction.

 

But in ancient times too, don’t confuse legends and mythologies with fact. Don’t ever confuse the two together because remember that man started off hunting animals, and animals were a basic part of his life. They looked at the traits of animals, the qualities of different animals and species and often turned them into deities, for instance. The Egyptians would put animal heads on human figures and these were different gods who had the traits of, say, the bull or whatever it happens to be, for strength etc. So there were animistic type religions which they had then too.  During the show that I did during the week I mentioned a legend to do with the Black Sea area, how it was flooded on purpose, an ancient, ancient, ancient legend, because the gods, or, as I say, the scientists of the day, were practicing mixing animals with humans until they began to cannibalize each other and they drowned them all and flooded that Black Sea, in ancient legend.

 

Now, a good novelist, and you have disguised novelists today…  This is the point I really want to make. Disguised novelists started maybe back in the 60s and 70s, as historical novelists, they would write in drama by using basic themes of an era and things that actually happened and weave in a story of romance and intrigue and all this kind of stuff with it too. They became awfully popular, until people were getting their historical history from drama, fiction basically. And they took lots of liberties. Whenever you see a movie or a novel that says ‘based on’, well, a little, 1% maybe is based on the truth or the facts and the rest of it is the novel and the fiction.  That’s the liberty the artist is allowed to take. However, these guys caught on very quickly that they were onto an awfully good thing, an awfully good thing.  Let’s be honest too, most folk don’t want to read history, they say it’s dry and boring.  But you make it into an exciting novel, you see, and you say it’s ‘based on’, it’s a historical novel, then it’s very exciting and you want to know what happens next, and will the guy eventually get the woman and vice versa and all that stuff.  That’s all wrapped in it, all the things that we are curious about, and how we watch other humans about, but it’s always to do with us, you see, whatever we watch it’s to do with humans, us, us, us, us, you see, and the big boys know this too. 

 

The problem is now, in this day and age, they take the old myths and legends, and that’s why, as I say, even from the legend of the Black Sea, it’s a nice myth and a legend, because it doesn’t mean it’s true, don’t forget that, it doesn’t mean it’s true.  Because the early man wrapped up animals with humans and made half humans and half animals, the Greeks did the same thing in their mythologies too. But you get a good con man, and there’s lots of good con people out there making a killing churning out books pretending to be factual, and taking the myth and making it into fact, through a lot of skullduggery, and making fortunes conning the public, who then believe it all.  And you can hear them on certain talk shows at night and stuff like that, there’s just one after another plugging their book, and taking absolute rubbish, actually, and mythology, and embellishing it like you wouldn’t believe, and selling it off as fact. And how they keep a straight face and stop themselves from laughing on these shows, I don’t know.  Maybe it’s the thought of the incredible profits they’re going to rake in.  But don’t be conned and fooled by these. 

 

And I’ve gone through, at cuttingthroughthematrix.com website archives you’ll find where I talked about the Annunaki, the real origins of that kind of thing, and how one man basically took it and wrote a whole series of novels, and presented them almost as fact, and the public wanted – and here’s the key – they want to believe that is the truth. They want to believe this is the truth because the things that are happening on the earth cannot be done by man, that’s what they believe. We are very simple creatures. Normal people, we’re very simple creatures, we have all things in common.  Normal folk say, I couldn’t do that, therefore they can’t be pulling such an awful stunt.  So you want to believe them, you see. Adolf Hitler said the same thing, for lies. He knew that people could see through the smaller lies, and you should see through the smaller ones from governments too but you don’t now, unfortunately, most of you. Adolf Hitler said, if you’re going to tell a lie make sure it’s a really big lie, because the public will say, no one could ever, ever be so audacious to tell such a whopper, such a massive lie.  And unfortunately that whole tradition has become normalized now and there’s all kinds of conmen out there selling you and flogging you all kinds of rubbish, and people are believing it, and swallowing it, because it’s put across on talk shows as fact, you see.

 

But these are really the novelists that caught on, as I say, early on, historical novelists that caught on to the money to be made by bringing out utter fiction, bamboozling the public and presenting it all as fact. And in an age, in an age where your religions have been thrown off to the sides, to the outskirts somewhere, and science has replaced them, you just bring the science in with it and it must be true. Because now you really believe that science, and you believe truly in science, because science really is a religion, you need a lot of belief to believe in all the stuff that they tell you, since a lot of it has social purposes for change.  It’s political in nature, it’s for social change, a lot of the so-called scientific studies they release are to tie in with sustainability, depopulation and all the rest of it.  So stop being fooled because your imagination likes what it’s hearing.

 

In an age, as I say, when religion is put off to the side, you can take man from religion but you can’t take religion out of man.  You’ll look for another one and you’ll go shopping for a religion, and that’s why there are so many gurus out there selling their particular brand of New Age religion, which is all the same rehashed Rosicrucian and Theosophical stuff that was put out in the 1800s. That’s all it is. It’s a very easy job because all they have to do is copy the old books. You don’t have to make up anything new, just sell the same old stuff, tell folk to learn how to be pure and vibrate higher, then they’ll vibrate out of this world, and people actually believe that. Quite amazing isn’t it, hey. But that’s the sad state of affairs.  Don’t be fooled.

 

As I say, if all myths were true then you truly would have centaurs and titans and all the rest of it, and we don’t. Even the Greeks who used to storytell those things a long time ago didn’t believe in them either. It was a story and they became awfully popular stories.  You go into Ireland, for instance, and they talk about the early Milani that came into Ireland, through Hibernia as they called it, or Iberia, Bernia, and they had to fight the Feurbog.  The Feurbog were a kind of hairy people, all hair, kind of like Cousin It from the Adams family.   Eventually after all these fierce battles, with them, the Feurbog went into the mountains where they eventually disappeared literally through, into or inside the mountains, they just melted through them like ghosts into the mountains.  But again, you could take that same old story and embellish that and make bestsellers out of them, if you have no scruples and you don’t have a moral guideline at all within your own self, and make fortunes out of it, amazing and astounding people about the battles that the various leaders and heroes had. But these were beautiful legends, you see, that were told, and often told as fairy stories to the children, and they were obviously not meant to be believed. But your imagination could take a ride, you didn’t have TV and radio or books, and you liked a bit of a storytelling at times; we enjoy getting that little thrill. But today we’re overwhelmed with the massive persistent churning out of garbage movies that have as much political correctness embedded in them as what comes out of the mouth of ten hundred NGOs and the politicians.  It’s all in there because they get paid to put it in actually, and to change your behavior and your perception towards certain things, to allow you to accept things that perhaps you shouldn’t allow, which aren’t as wonderful and nice as they say they are.  So the best of things and the worst of things, can be sold to you by slick people, and behaviorists and neuroscientists and psychologists, all working together.  And they are sold to you all the time, on a continuous basis.

 

My whole story is not defeatism at all. I do tell you how so well and perfectly you’re understood, never mind monitored. But I’ve told you too, the only way you can beat this is to reclaim yourself, and definitely reclaim your mind for yourself, and think for yourself. People who want to be accepted constantly by their peer group and others, forget it, I’m not talking to you, because you are quite happy with your updates and getting along, because you need, you just definitely have a craving for the company.  I’m talking to the people who are genuinely puzzled and looking for…  Because they have a feeling that all things are just not as good as they’re portrayed to be and they want to know why things aren’t.

 

For instance, here’s an example, it’s been hammered into us by TV, bits and bytes, and newscasts, of how the money system runs.  The whole thing is a crooked racket and it was from the beginning. But they bring on experts, again.  If any of them were experts, how come the banks always crash us at least twice a century and plunder us?  And then get up and we bail them out, and they do it again and again? How come those same bankers are living awfully well with their million and sometimes a billion-dollar/pound bonus, how come they’re constantly rewarding people who plunder you? There’s nothing nice and right and decent about that. And that tells you too, they don’t want to change the system because they want to do it again in the future. They’re never going to stop it. Because the whole money system is a crook system.  Not just crooked, but a crook system.  Every single government is running off borrowing money like crazy, doing things you could never do, because you would lose everything that you had if you can’t make your payments on your credit cards or your debts, but governments do it constantly, and they put you down as the guarantor.  You see. Whenever they talk about balancing budgets, in any country, they’re talking about paying off, for that year, the actual interest that’s due for that year; the principal amount is never touched, never. So it constantly accumulates with compound interest, constantly. That’s why, since the beginning of time, basically, your money is constantly being devalued all the time. 

 

Look at all the old black and white movies, or Sherlock Holmes for instance, things like that, and they bring out this pound note, that’s about a foot long, a big white thing with lots of wonderful, you know, it’s almost like a handwritten thing with the old calligraphy on it. And they bring out a pound note with a flourish, because very few folk had seen it, the working people had ever seen a pound note.  That was a big thing.  Look at the size of it today, you see. But look at the buying power of that pound way back then.  You could have a family and feed them well and pay your rent or your mortgage and all the rest of it, with 2 or 3 pounds in the 1920s back in Britain and live awfully well. You can get a coffee and a couple of cakes for that today. You might not even get a full coffee for it in fact, I don’t know.

 

Because the inflation system is a racket and no one is going to change it because at the very top of this pyramid is the money structured system, folks; the private system runs the world. Not democracy. Not your government. The private system runs the world and they tell governments what to do, believe you me. And any country that tried to go back to do its own money again and they would sell the printed money to the banks who then loan it into existence, the selling it off, by the way, 10 cents extra, pays for its creation and so on, and then the banks loan it into existence – they’ll never go back to that. It’ll never happen, folks. They’d have wars before they allow that ever to happen. So we live in an utterly crooked manipulated marketed system and all reality, as we’re taught it, is completely marketed to all of us all the time.  It’s a racket, folks, a racket. 

 

Eventually your currency will be like the peso, you’ll need millions of them for a coffee, and that will be normal.  That will be quite normal eventually one day.  It’s all a racket. And the crooks are never punished, and we bail them out.  Remember, in 2015, January 1st, it’s been signed into law for Canada, the States, Australia and other countries, along with the World Bank, you see, they’ve all signed it into law, this Treaty, that’s when the bail-ins start.  That’s where the banks can legally now rob your money from your accounts and not pay you back for it, they can keep it. It’s just legal theft, it’s been made legal for them to steal.  You can’t do anything like that but they can do it, because it’s made legal. That’s what they do at the top, you see, is tell the politicians, put this through and make sure it’s going to be legal, and they pass a law, now it’s legal, that they can steal your money. And you want to vote for this system? Do you really want to vote for this system, folks?   What happened to your head? What happened to it?  With politicians and their promises, and this party nonsense?  But unfortunately there are lots of people who will keep voting. 

 

The definition of insanity is to keep doing the same things over and over and over again expecting a different result, the exact same things over and over and over again. This system was never meant to work for you. It never has worked for you.  And people, really, when they say, something’s got to be done, what they want to say is, don’t make it any worse than it is right now, leave me right now with what I have, don’t take everything else away from me, don’t make the meat any more expensive, don’t make blah-blah-blah any more expensive. That’s really what they want. Because as humans we don’t like change, we don’t like it at all. But now unfortunately people cannot get together with a common purpose and stand up, properly, without being infiltrated, taken over, or else made to argue amongst themselves with provocateurs in amongst them. They can’t do it. 

 

The governments and the big corporations and the foundations, have their own perfectly trained spies that have all worked for the military and intelligence and they’re now working for them too. They will infiltrate you and have you fighting amongst yourselves, and strangling each other, before you know it. So the only way you can get through this is by, as I say, reclaim your own mind.  Reclaim your brain.

 

From Hamish and myself from Ontario, Canada, it’s good night and may your God or your gods go with you.

 

 

Links:

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