As the dust settles in Egypt, expectations have dropped dramatically.  A dictator has been replaced by a military council, one authoritarian system for another.  That sounds like a crummy deal to me.  But as time passes and life settles back into a routine, people will forget the euphoria of the "revolution" and will compromise their original ideals, which weren't theirs in the first place.  Meanwhile, the attacks on population continue.  Some attacks are subtle, others overt forced by law, but regardless, the eugenists' dream is coming true.  

Today's show is a collection of articles that that have collecting virtual dust in my browser's bookmarks.  They are, of course, examples of how we are being attacked and trained to accept the newly emerging system of global governance.

The turmoil in Egypt continues, but was the cause really just tyranny, or perhaps rising food costs?  The CFR points to food and considering that organization is responsible for planning the future, I'll go with their assessment.  Now that the housing bubble has burst, we're hearing the first utterances that the food bubble is next.  Crop shortages have nothing to do with GMO seeds, toxic pesticides, or even weather manipulation.  At least, that's what the media tells us.  On top of all this we're experiencing 'Global Burnout Syndrome' as coined by the head of the World Economic Forum this past month. It's amazing how quickly all these events happen!  In the short span of 10 years, we've gone from abundance to austerity, peace to chaos, and, of course, we're to blame.  

Back in 2007, The British Ministry of Defense predicted the emergence of ongoing, worldwide riots starting around 2010-2012 and lo and behold, just look at what's happened.  The world has experienced riots in Iceland, Greece, Britain, Tunisia and now Egypt.  I wonder how they knew?  Perhaps the fact that the IMF has decimated their economies?  Over in the EU, British fisherman are forced to dump millions of tons of fish to comply with quota laws and people wonder why their sushi is so expensive.  Little wars may erupt from all this turmoil, and according to an "expert" for the Carnegie Institution for Science, mass human deaths allows forests to regrow and soak up more CO2.  Meanwhile, you can't plant a tree in the city without the proper permits. Erik is back on this show and gives his point of view about the Arizona shootings.  Why don't people care about all this?  Maybe because they're addicted to sex, violence and fun, all wrapped into one.  Imagine what the upcoming generation will be in to.

As the U.S. economy collapses, China is being held up as the model for us to follow, even though all of our industry was moved to China years ago under the GATT treaty.  Sounds like a set-up to me.  But even though you and I are broke, the military here and abroad are throwing millions of dollars to collect the DNA of their soldiers, for identification purposes, of course.  And more of our future tax money is being funneled into "new" vaccine research and medical technology that will monitor us 24 hours a day.  Thank you, Mr. Gates, but I don't see you lining up for your annual flu shot down at the local drug store. 

War is Peace  

Work makes Freedom

If you see something, say something

Just Do It

Slogans have been used by every king, queen, emperor, despot, religious institution and government, whether democratic or totalitarian, since the dawn of civilization.  They are repeated, ad nauseam, until they sink into the collective unconsciousness and are forgotten by the majority of the people.  In fact, they are a hidden weapon to be used when neccessary to elicit action from the masses, such as in times of war or social strife.  In this spirit, I'm making my own slogan:

Government is Violence

Since I don't have the funding to spread and repeat this message, I doubt it will ever really catch on, but at least it's honest.  Today's podcast shows some ways in which the public is coerced and forced to do things we don't want.  And some people don't react well as was evident with the Arizona shooting last week.  Most people don't care one way or the other, but there are more and more voices out there who are seeing the world for what it truly is and they are indignant, as should be their right.  Helping one another is the only way to survive what is coming.

From our viewpoint, down here at the bottom level of society, where we are kept in ignorance by the simple act of withholding vital information, it seems impossible to conceive of, let alone plan, the human condition in a million years.  We are too busy trying to survive and also distract ourselves from reality with TV, video games, Facebook, etc. 

But there are those who are daring such a feat and at the moment are having great success.  Let's finish peering into the probable future of humanity as Charles Galton Darwin sees it.

Charles Galton Darwin, grandson of the famous, (or infamous) naturalist, Charles Darwin wrote "The Next Million Years", published in 1953.  In this long essay, such lovely topics as the manipulation of the masses, population control, eugenics, bio-engineering, etc. are treated with the dry, academic tone of someone who is obviously above the everyday grind that most of us experience in life.  In other words, he is a psychopath with no empathy for us, the unwashed masses.  In my and many others' opinion, it is one of the more important books to read, if you wish to understand the current state of the world. I go through some excerpts that happen to stand out to me.  

Freedom is an elastic term that means many things to many people.  But did you know that there is such an idea as Positive and Negative Freedom? We Americans have enjoyed Negative freedom for the past 60 years, whereas the citizens of the Soviet Union, China and even North Korea have experienced Positive freedom.  It doesn't make sense, really, except to the mindset of those who rule us.

We have been told that North Korea is a rogue state with an insane leader, but this is only a half-truth. In reality, North Korea is a shining success of collectivist/fascist indoctrination, where everyone knows their place and works without complaint towards an idealistic goal, which will never come to be.  The citizens don't need much entertainment and don't require explanations; they just do what they're told. What a utopia for those who rule over us!  China is an example of the next step, where capitalism and communism is blended with a fascist dictatorship at the top.  And remember, China is the model state for the world, according to the U.N..  Only you can set you free...

Erik is back in this episode and we discuss a wide variety of topics ranging from the decline of the U.S. economy, the meteoric rise of the police and surveillance state, the real North Korea, the state of our food and the shaping of our minds by science.  Just a few more pieces to this giant puzzle of the so-called "New World Order", within which we are already living.