I love this guy's mind. So there are 4 or 5 parts to this and everyone of them is exposing reality as we have never seen it before. Take the time and for heavens sake have your children read it too so they can watch it as it happens in their classrooms and elsewhere. That should ruin the illums/khazars social engineering protocols. LOL
Never underestimate Children, its why they are not allowed to ask questions because they can see clearly through the curtain of BS we put up for them in our schools. So if you show them its ok to "see" through the ruses, then they will gain confidence sufficiently to look, see and read alternative sources to try and find truth.
Heck, if I had been in todays system they would have had me on drugs a long time ago. LOL I was an obssessive questioner.... "why?" "Who said?" etc. lol Look for the other parts over the next week. When you are done reading all this you will never see your world the same again. And believe me, that is definitely worth the effort.
MONDAY, APRIL 23, 2012
Mythical Beings that Inhabit the Matrix, Part 1: News Reporters
http://americanactionreport.blogspot.com/2012/04/mythical-beings-that-inhabit-matrix.html
by Dr. Gerry Mills, American Action Report
Within the matrix—also known as Plato’s Cave—the world is populated by wondrous, magical beings that exist to perform miracles especially for us. You probably tell yourself that you’re not naïve enough to believe in them; but, to an extent, you probably do. I try not to believe in them; but we all, to an extent, allow our wishes to become father to our thoughts.
You may have heard the movie definition, “The matrix is the wool that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you to the truth.” The wording of this definition doesn’t tell us who is pulling the wool over our eyes, so we assume that someone else is doing it.
The “Great Showman,” P. T. Barnum, knew better. Barnum was famously quoted as saying, “The American people love to be humbugged.” Humbugging is a collaborative effort. Whenever we want to have the wool pulled over our eyes, some humbug will sell us the wool for a hefty profit.
Thus wondrous, magical beings inhabit the matrix world that we mistake for the real world. They include news reporters, politicians, bankers, pastors, doctors, teachers, and many others. Many of them are humbugs; with others, we like to humbug ourselves.
I've already dealt with bankers as racketeers. In this series of articles, I’ll focus on news reporters, politicians, pastors, doctors, and teachers. For once, I'll give lawyers a break.
In our imaginary world, every reporter is an investigative reporter who is an expert in every area on which he reports, and he has all the time in the world to verify every assertion that comes his way. No one would dare lie to a news reporter. Even if someone were incautious enough to lie to a reporter, the reporter always knows the truth. For all these reasons, we can believe every word of every news report—or so we like to tell ourselves.
In reality, news reporters are basically like the rest of us. They get the job because they can communicate well enough to be understood most of the time, they’re willing to accept the insultingly low pay that most reporters get, and they’re willing to do such degrading things as sitting through a boring speech from a self-important buffoon while eating pasty instant potatoes and rubbery chicken.