Vatic Note: Wow, this is an excellent analysis and has some solid contentions with great critical thinking skills. I especially like the way he compares what the British and Americans did to the American Indians to what the powers that be are doing to our ranchers right now and what they did in the 1980's with our farmers. That is why our produce and other farm products now come from South America. He who controls the food, controls the population.
He also points out that the reason for dividing us is to keep us focused on the divide rather than the systematic dismantling of our culture and nation. This is a MUST READ. He talks about how we are manipulated by fear, chaos, and confusion about what is really going on.
"The Illusion of Freedom"
http://farmwars.info/?p=14642#more-14642
Barbara H. Peterson, Farm Wars, March 2, 2016
Originally published at Global Independent Analytics
If we lose our freedom by fighting for it, then we never really had it in the first place, just the illusion…
I am one person. One person in a multitude. Insignificant, really, just one tree in a seemingly endless forest. Yet I can still speak. My voice has not been silenced yet. I can choose to call out the tyrants for what they are, or not. I can also choose to cower in fear of losing my freedom for simply speaking against authority. But if I choose to remain silent because of that fear, is that really freedom?
He also points out that the reason for dividing us is to keep us focused on the divide rather than the systematic dismantling of our culture and nation. This is a MUST READ. He talks about how we are manipulated by fear, chaos, and confusion about what is really going on.
"The Illusion of Freedom"
http://farmwars.info/?p=14642#more-14642
Barbara H. Peterson, Farm Wars, March 2, 2016
Originally published at Global Independent Analytics
If we lose our freedom by fighting for it, then we never really had it in the first place, just the illusion…
I am one person. One person in a multitude. Insignificant, really, just one tree in a seemingly endless forest. Yet I can still speak. My voice has not been silenced yet. I can choose to call out the tyrants for what they are, or not. I can also choose to cower in fear of losing my freedom for simply speaking against authority. But if I choose to remain silent because of that fear, is that really freedom?