Monday, April 28, 2008

Is It Worth Fighting For?

For years I've listened to black leaders and activists speak about the plight of Black America. And now that I'm older and can discern the messages I wonder whether the simple idea of fighting against the Elite is in a way 'fuel' for the elite. I mean isn't it simply about the art of war? What do I mean? Well, how can you control a population of people? Problems, problems. Keep everybody focused on the problems in the world. Then you get a reaction. Then you work on the solution. It's like what my man David Icke was saying. That's how you keep it going. Let's study this problem, and that problem. Let's keep their minds focused on arguing about problems and solutions. Look at their reactions.

And so the people react. And they react each day and year. They keep on fighting and fighting. And they hold conferences where everybody gets serious and says "This is the problem, X, and here is the solution, Y, but how are we going to get from X to Y?" And so they argue some more and offer more solutions. Stuart Wilde once said that all true power is hidden. And there is something to be said about that statement. We don't see the true power out there. Why? Because it is not out there!

None of can see it, yet we know its there, and others have sworn to a vow of secrecy not to reveal the truth. That the truth is left better hidden and disguised because if people knew the truth there is going to be anarchy. Men of hidden power know this. They make deals on the golf course, not in the boardroom; in the cigar bar, not the office; in the bedroom, not the bookroom; they are sworn to secrecy...and so they understand something deeper in the hearts of men, and prefer to maintain control over a society they believe cannot handle the truth.

So the people are fighting against those who seek to hide the truth. The people are fighting against the power of secrecy. The people are fighting against their own sense of powerlessness. The people are fighting for change in a world of lies, greed, and violence. But is it worth fighting for?

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