And how are we dealing with this horror?
Well, we elect holograms like Barack Obama who probably sold his soul to the elites a year before the Presidential election. In an old (but excellent) movie called, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", Elizabeth Taylor told her husband (Richard Burton), "I'd divorce you if you existed!" Yeah, that's Barack to the max. He's not even there and how can you have contempt for someone who's not even there?
We can say this a thousand different ways, but nearly the entire the human race is trapped in cattle pens constructed by people who live like Greek Gods. And their stroke of genius was to invent "politics" to give the cattle/people the pathetic illusion that we have any influence or power over our lives.
But we don't. We really don't have any significant influence or power over ANYTHING. We just moo and mill around on our way to the slaughter house, e.g., watching our children be used as cannon fodder for money cow oil wars. Or watching the truth of 9/11 be buried alive along with the assassination of JFK, Martin Luther King, Bobby Kennedy, and Senator Paul Wellstone (whose convenient demise gave the senate to elite filth -- including in the Middle East).
But how is this possible? How can 98% of the human species be slaves and toilet cleaners for the bankers and diamond cutters and "old money" filth? And of course it's not just in America that we live like slaves. This is an international phenomenon.
Is this hyperbole? Is this exaggeration? If only that were true. No, objectively, factually we DO live like slaves and cattle relative to the fraternity/sorority of multi-billionaire elites.
How many mansions do you have? How many cars do you have that you haven't even driven? How many times have you spent more than many of us make in a year on designer clothes for an evening? How many times have you engineered events that irreversibly destroyed much of the planet to make several more million dollars?
Look. Let's make this see spot run simple, since it IS see spot run simple.
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