The top line propaganda piece of the last few days has been the dismal job growth numbers. Secondarily, it updates the previous numbers put out in months prior, revising them downward. In essence, saying that what was put out before was not nearly as accurate as it should have been. Now if you are conscious of what is going on, then you would remember that it was only a few weeks ago that several states were no longer eligible for federal assistance for unemployment insurance, California and Michigan being the two most populist and populated states being cut. The most logical thing to do is to review the economic data that reported these states were no longer eligible for federal assistance of unemployment insurance. Surely they must have based their findings on the same economic data that was just revised?
The conscience reader will already come to the conclusion that this will not happen. The simple reason is that this is what American austerity looks like. The bankers are pulling the strings in front of our faces. In one hand they handle the puppet Obama, in the other, Romney. The puppets fight over a pile of campaign cash, while we look upon like amused children choosing which puppet we like best. In the cartoonish drama for what most Americans think of, when they think of American History ; we are in Act 2 of a cyclic play named ‘US’. In this scene of the second act the term recession is used . Perhaps the bankers don’t want to frighten the children to much yet with the word depression? That word is left for Act 3 .
In Act 3 the world stage will be filled with all sorts of characters, heroes and villains and many of the children will be asked to join in this play. Many will go willingly, because children want to be like their heroes and vanquish the same villains. The puppet masters tell us that in the story of ‘US’. Human freedom is intertwine with capitalism that at times we must sacrifice even in blood to keep it alive and that we must pray that this sacrifice is worthy enough. The story ends with many children dieing.
More children are brought into the audience and the play begins again, Act 1. The most troubling aspect about this play is not the dead children but that there are some children in the the audience who have seen this play already and cheer the new children along. The older children sometimes get permanent roles in the play and become puppet masters themselves never asking why. The story of ‘US’ has been told to children around the world.
The news of the day is never really new. The plutocrats in charge of human society have been feeding us the same story for a long time. The older children just retell the story and highlight the parts they like best. The cyclic madness is hidden behind the curtain of continued economic expansion, some would call it empire building. Our media is part and parcel to continuing this idiocy that retards human progress. Critical thinking and a society based on reason should be the goal not this emotionally crippled, easily led by the nose society, which listens to the mantra of “consume, kill, pray.”



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Exactly, comrade. The compradors’ logics:
a) This is hell. You must play by the rules of hell even though you’re going to heaven because Jesus loves you and you Love Jesus.
b) Machiavelli was a genius. If a corrupt race to the top is mankind’s tribal curse, you must have the cojones to survive.
c) I’m a tough mutha. This shithole is what my daddy gave me, and it’s all I’m gonna give you, sonny.
d) This is the best of all possible worlds. Bourgeois irresponsibility is best, better than any liberty denying rule(r/s).
e) My heroes are all tyrants. I do what they say.
f) This system is fucking complicated. Morons will be weeded out no matter what system we have and this one does a good job of it.
g) Killing is the way of Life. It’s God’s responsibility.
Etc.
Lather, rinse, repeat has been the plutocrats paradigm on how to control actual human freedom since the day the first king asked the first money lender for help.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbO2_077ixs ;o)
And typo help: you want ‘conscious’, not ‘conscience’ when you don’t mean Jiminy Cricket.
It is intended for that meaning. The ability to make a decision of what is right and wrong. You can be conscious but still lack the ability make good decisions. The right and wrong of the decision is not based on some religious code but what decision needs to be made that would advance you to your stated goals. A rational thought process then is necessary to create a plan to achieve those goals.
Just as our human society is conscious of what we are doing to the planet we are not making the conscience decisions to stop the destitution and destruction of the planet and move to a more sustainable system.
Ah I see what you mean, yes the first one was a typo, thanks.
conscientious?
“The conscientious reader…” could work as well to parlay the meaning of someone with a sense of right and wrong but it can also mean someone who reads meticulously . I wanted to stress the ability to make decisions that would logically release us from this cycle. The ability to decide what is good and what is wrong for human society as a whole.