Why Still Not? Why don’t we have progress in Energy
Concepts?
Why do so many Americans state with despondency, “(our masters-unspoken/understood) such as big oil, would never allow levitating cars”.
In a free country, unlike a fascist system where Corporate
Power is Protected, where industrial and business aristocracy of a fascist
nation are the ones who put the government leaders into power, creating a
mutually beneficial business/government relationship and power elite….. in a
free country, threats and obstructions to sustainable life, energy evolution,
and survival itself, should not be an issue.Why do so many Americans state with despondency, “(our masters-unspoken/understood) such as big oil, would never allow levitating cars”.
With the expanded science concepts of E=MC2 in the 40’s, which
demonstrated unlimited possibilities to enhance the quality and evolutionary
nature of life, came the wisdom that limitations, “Resource Wars”, have no valid
reason for continued existence, and that the trillions upon trillions of
dollars spent on killing and perfecting ways to kill, is totally against sustainable
life and evolutionary progress. Much more so, against the grain of every
religion and perennial philosophy known to Humankind.
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With all the diminishing employed working toward the new corporate
buzz word goal of increasing I.B.I.T.D.A. (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization), “increasing
the bottom line”, amassing the wealth of the few, obliterating the middle
class, while economically squeezing the rest of humanity towards greater debt
and austerity programs, or more bluntly, towards serfdom and unchained slavery,
- WE REALLY SHOULD ASK, IS THIS MODERN 21ST CENTURY SCIENCE IN
ACTION?
How to Liberate America from Wall
Street Rule
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In 2008, Wall Street plunged the U.S. economy into the worst crisis
since the Great Depression. Wall Street received a generous public bailout and
quickly recovered. Main Street continues to languish. Politicians and pundits
rarely inquire into the reasons for the disparity. Doing so would expose the
reality that the United States is ruled as a plutocracy, not a democracy, and
would focus citizen anger on the structure of the institutional system that
gives Wall Street bankers their power.
The
2008 financial crash was a direct and inevitable consequence of a social engineering
experiment conducted by Wall Street interests that allowed Wall Street
financial institutions to consolidate their control of the creation and allocation
of money beyond the reach of public accountability. The priority of the money
system shifted from funding real investment for building community wealth to
funding financial games designed solely to enrich Wall Street without the
burden of producing anything of real value.
The
proper function of money is to facilitate the sustainable and equitable
utilization of resources to fulfill the needs of people, communities, and
nature. This calls for a community-based and democratically accountable system
of money, banking, and finance that functions to create and allocate money as a
well-regulated public utility.
Such
a system would be remarkably similar to the one that financed the United
States’ victory in World War II, produced an unprecedented period of economic
stability and prosperity, made America the world’s industrial powerhouse, and
created the American middle class—a system that was working well until Wall
Street launched its “financial modernization” experiment.
Wall
Street interests mobilized in the 1970s to advance a host of policy initiatives
that led to the erosion of the middle class, an extreme concentration of
wealth, a costly financial collapse, high rates of unemployment, bankruptcy,
and housing foreclosure, accelerating environmental systems failure, and the
hollowing out of U.S. industrial, technological, and research capacity. Wall
Street profited all along the way and declared its social engineering
experiment a great success.
This report presents a six-part agenda for ending Wall Street’s
disastrous experiment and creating a community-based, publicly accountable
money and banking system responsive to the needs and opportunities of the
United States in the 21st century.
More evidence, especially in the
links, of who and what, not to support, to make America fail.
If I wanted America to Fail (Freedom Times response to a You Tube video of the same name) I would feed
the masses desperately clinging hope that Capitalism and Freedom of the past
still exist today, with an indestructable “belief system” for unquestioned
acceptance of authoratative lies through the corporate owned mass media. I
would make Americans believe, through the voices of supreme US
authority, that
“fellatio” was not sex, and that God created “evil genes”, against all biological
and psychological evidence. I would make Americans believe the Warren
“Omission” Commission Report of 9/11 was the absolute truth, and clearly
understand the “confusion”
of the Strategic Air Command, upon hearing “who could have imagined, Airplanes used
as weapons!”, when they were there, that very same morning, practicing against just
such an event
If I wanted America to Fail I would keep top
secret the steps required to change cherished but distorted belief systems
through Elisabeth Kubler-Ross’s “Grieving Process”, specifically the “Star Spangled Banner” exalted mass belief hysteria,
played at sports gladiator mob mentality arenas, feeding the desperately
seeking …. memories of the glorious past, as though this glory still existed
today in a crumbling empire. O'Leary utilizes the
contextual framework developed by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross for the grieving
process to help understand his own emotional challenge of seeing external idols
fall and finding the courage to face the stark responsibilities that arise from
abandoning vicarious authorityIf I wanted America to Fail, I would follow with precision the program/itinerary exactly as history portrays the events played out since the suppression of energy evolution in the mid forties, the major squash of electrogravitics in the 60’s, subsequently fueling scientific curiosity in the “hidden variables”, The Trouble with Physics, and the hunt for the obvious Zero Point specified in StarSteps.
If I wanted America to Fail, I would use psychology to its maximum capacity to dumb down the people, make them submissive to the quite voice of authority, adding the implied threat to their paycheck, if they do not continue to support an economic system slowly strangling the world, including now, America’s own, as Infinite Resource Wars continue to accelerate for total power, greed and control. I would insure that the controls put in place after the 1929 Economic Crash would be systematically removed, so that those who do the least would take control of 98% of the world’s wealth regardless of failing city and state governments and communities.
If I wanted America to Fail, I would make sure that Sanity, Common Sense and Reason would never again return to the energy and economic domain and interfere with the infinite, oversaturated, dive into meaningless Trivia:
· Taboo – Economic Decline in a world exploding with population and needs (?)
· Taboo – Is Science Stupid to be stuck in Oil and deadly Nuclear access, stagnating for over one hundred years since Einstein presented to the world his E=MC2 equation? ·
If I wanted America to Fail I would insist that the outcomes from the marvels of our modern 21st Century Science aiding intelligence, wisdom, and Understanding, would look like the right column of this picture: