Fifty Ways The American Dream Has Become A Nightmare
I've realized the astonishing disconnect that the vast majority of United States citizens have from reality for a long, long time. So much so, that for the last few years I have been compiling an ever-expanding list on what is known as American exceptionalism. An overwhelming amount of the citizens in the United States still think they live in the greatest country on Earth. A Republic based on democratic principles with a Bill of Rights that protects their civil liberties. The true hard cold facts are, that despite some stirring phrases without much binding force, the ultimate concern of the United States Constitution is the protection of private property and wealth at the very top against the masses, therefore making any chance of a legitimate democratic reversal impossible. Why do you think 55 of our rich founding Fathers convened in secret and wrote the United States Constitution behind locked doors that were protected by armed guards? The land of the free and home of the brave and apple pie and Chevrolet has morphed into game theory chaos for absolute dictatorial control and unprecedented profits where the collective is trying to assimilate us to believe that resistance is futile. It isn't. Are my fellow citizens delusional optimists? Are they in complete denial? Have they given up hope? Is it cognitive dissonance? Have we become victims of the Stockholm syndrome? We were forewarned about this occurring from Aldous Huxley, when he wrote, Brave New World; “A really efficient totalitarian state would be one in which the all-powerful executive of political bosses and their army of managers control a population of slaves who do not have to be coerced, because they love their servitude.” Whatever it is, may they soon wake up en masse so that we can reclaim our country from the enemy that is within our gates. If this awakening does not happen very soon, we will eternally be subjugated microchipped prisoners in our own country.
American Exceptionalism
Fifty Ways The American Dream Has Become A Nightmare
I've realized the astonishing disconnect that the vast majority of United States citizens have from reality for a long, long time. So much so, that for the last few years I have been compiling an ever-expanding list on what is known as American exceptionalism. An overwhelming amount of the citizens in the United States still think they live in the greatest country on Earth. A Republic based on democratic principles with a Bill of Rights that protects their civil liberties. The true hard cold facts are, that despite some stirring phrases without much binding force, the ultimate concern of the United States Constitution is the protection of private property and wealth at the very top against the masses, therefore making any chance of a legitimate democratic reversal impossible. Why do you think 55 of our rich founding Fathers convened in secret and wrote the United States Constitution behind locked doors that were protected by armed guards? The land of the free and home of the brave and apple pie and Chevrolet has morphed into game theory chaos for absolute dictatorial control and unprecedented profits where the collective is trying to assimilate us to believe that resistance is futile. It isn't. Are my fellow citizens delusional optimists? Are they in complete denial? Have they given up hope? Is it cognitive dissonance? Have we become victims of the Stockholm syndrome? We were forewarned about this occurring from Aldous Huxley, when he wrote, Brave New World; “A really efficient totalitarian state would be one in which the all-powerful executive of political bosses and their army of managers control a population of slaves who do not have to be coerced, because they love their servitude.” Whatever it is, may they soon wake up en masse so that we can reclaim our country from the enemy that is within our gates. If this awakening does not happen very soon, we will eternally be subjugated microchipped prisoners in our own country.
by Mark R. Elsis
http://AmericanExceptionalism.net