I
want someone to argue against this idea. Come on you peaceniks or social
economists. Prove to me that my thesis is wrong. Show me how humankind is
altruistic as a whole. I am serious. Humankind is selfish and greedy. Jesus is
used as a weapon to separate the wheat from the chaff. By this I mean that
humans want to feel good about themselves, so they set up food kitchens and
warehouses so that the homeless can be housed. Lately, these do-gooders have
created tent cities. Yet none of these institutions have created something that
will put these people on the path of full integration into society. As a
country, we do not want this to happen.
These
institutions are not set-up so that you are giving a hand up. They are set-up
so that we can keep these people away from our neighborhoods. We don’t want
their kind infecting our homes and way of living. We (as a society) need these
people on the bottom of the economic scale so that we can feel superior. We can
give them bread and not teach them how to bake. We can give them fish and not
teach them how to fish. This way we can feel good about ourselves and still
keep the riff-raff in their place.
We
need a stratified society for us to survive. The wealthy understand this fact.
They are desperately afraid of what would happen if people revolted against this
stratification of society, and the rest of us go along with it because of our
own greed and anxiety about our place in the world. This goes beyond our
borders and around the world.
Credit
has taken off and been heavily supported by the wealthy to provide the middle
class with all the trappings of being wealthy and none of the benefits. It is a
full proof system to keep all but the wealthiest on top and in control be it
politically or economically. It is like a movie set all pretty on the outside
and empty once you step behind the credit façade.
Credit
is the great lie. Look how the World Bank uses credit against what is
euphemistically called developing nations. They extract a pound of flesh for
every euro or dollar that is lent to these countries. None of these countries
are able to get out of debt and grow beyond the idea of developing. They are in no way on the path to become a
first world country. What would happen
if the European Union, the United States or China wanted to do the right thing
and pull these countries up? Another war would break out under some phony premise.
Can you say Iraq?
We
depend on these countries feeding at our economic trough. We need to be able to
manipulate their economy and politics for the benefit of our economy and
politics. Foreign Aid is the number one way that first world countries keep third
world countries in their place. It becomes the perfect way for them to do our
political and military dirty work. Ask Yemen. However, look what happens when
we overreach with our greed and phony magnanimity: Libya.
This
idea of the value of credit is an old trick of the mob. I just lent you money,
or do you remember that favor I did for you? Now, it is time for you to
reciprocate. One problem for first world countries is the fact that so many
third world refugees are flooding our shores. These unwanted immigrants are
upsetting the balance of power. They are bringing us down. Germany experienced
this phenomenon when the Berlin Wall fell. We need to model our behavior after
the Germans if stratification is to remain in place.
One
last idea. There will never be a One World Government because there are too
many plutocrats in too many countries that need and will protect their piece of
the pie at all costs. They are doing
everything in their power to remain on top and keep the tide of poverty at a
manageable level so that credit can be used to placate the masses here at home
and across the globe.
The
credit lie infects all societies in all countries. In some places, it is the
credit card that takes advantage through banking manipulation. In other places,
it is parents selling their children for money or goods. Maybe it is the World
Bank extending credit to countries on the brink of collapse. In all these
cases, there are winners and losers. It is always the same: those doling out
the money or goods are the winners and the borrowers are the losers. Think
about your own economic position. Who has the power?
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