State of Man, Man of State

by Jon Rappoport

April 7, 2015

Someone came down and took a tour of the planet. This was after the collapse and the chaos and the ascendance of new gods and it was after the renaissance of the old gods and their destruction as well. Someone came down and toured the landscapes.

The landscapes were made of the material of the bodies and brains and minds and memories and thoughts of the old inhabitants. The landscapes were made of their passive indifference and their whining and complaining and their beliefs that nothing could be done to change the course of history, but of course history is always in flux.

Someone came down and explored and investigated the depth of the old inhabitants’ acquiescence. Someone came down and explored their acceptance of things as they were. Someone examined their final willingness to be absorbed into the mass, the group, and to develop a steady-state amnesia about their own individual power to create something far, far different from the collective space-time machine they came to call Love, at the very last, at the very last moments before the collapse.

He made notes and returned to the place from which he came…

THE STATE wants to take you into the great glob
The Velveeta cosmic glut

THE STATE loves you and wants to put you in a cradle and play quiet music and bring down the stars and put them in your hand
IT wants you to do nothing because nothing is easy
IT wants you to think nothing and listen to your mind scraping against itself like a worn wheel

Just read words
Just read words
Just read words
And let them sink, let them sink to the bottom of the well where they drop out of sight

Go on as if nothing has happened
Nothing has happened
It was all an illusion

The buildings will take you in
The offices will take you in
The workers will take you in
Go on as if nothing has happened

Look at the wooden face of the President
Look at the wooden faces of the Congress
Look at the wooden faces of the Supreme Court Justices
Look at the wooden faces of the FBI
Look at the wooden face of God

Nothing has happened
It was all an illusion
A long time ago something may have happened
But since then the quiet has increased

THE STATE has taken over
How could it have been any other way
There is absolutely nothing to worry about
Or
There is everything to worry about
But they are equal
They are the same
champions of equilibrium
There is nothing
Gigantic and dangerous
Waiting for you to invent it
There is nothing you need to do
THE STATE and THE UNIVERSE will take care of you in a great ice cream park

The sand on the beach will grind down into water and the water will turn into sand in the job called the mind

That is your job achieving a great equality of mind

And occasionally in the middle of the night
You can shout
What can we do
What can we do
What can we do
What can we do

And you can expect an answer

And you can listen
And listen
And listen

And then you can discover inch by inch that contrary to everything you believe you are talking
To yourself

Not anyone else
No one else
Nothing else

That was all an illusion

Your hand reaching out in the darkness
Is a hand of entreaty, an old-master hand
A hand pleading
Your case

And then the fingers curl
And you feel
Coming up through your spine
The unwanted electricity of a heroic gesture

Which according to the library of all facts is entirely obsolete
It would be mad to feel it
It would be a betrayal
A mark of insanity
A thousand mile an hour roll of the dice

It would be
Action
taken without consultation
destroying the symmetry of
WE

Destroying the blank face on the blank building in the blank city

These are the mantras:
You are nothing
You make nothing
You invent nothing

You accept what
spools you out
A long thread in a dead loom

You accept that all words are dead before they are spoken
You quietly know all there is to know

You are Citizen

Jon Rappoport

The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29^th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free emails at NoMoreFakeNews.com or OutsideTheRealityMachine.

Vaccine Woman

Apr6

by Jon Rappoport

April 6, 2015

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there was no way to deny it or get around it
her little boy started screaming after the shot
and then 2 days later
the world shut down

he sat in a corner
he lay in his bed
he didn’t talk

the doctor huffed and puffed and tap danced in back of his steady blank eyes
he assured her this had nothing to do with the shot
it was a predisposition or a genetic trait or a precondition

he smiled now and then
he said autism could have emerged just after the shot was given
the universe rearranged itself
at that moment

there was no getting around it
she saw she was talking to a psychopath trained in the art of knowing everything there was to know
he had been a machine for a long long time

she went into the darkness and pleaded her case before a government committee
they sat like ancient high priests
and listened and glanced at documents
and when they had permitted her the allotted time they handed down their judgment:

she went home and took her boy in her arms
he was still
he didn’t look at her
he didn’t speak

she consulted a lawyer
who told her
the company was protected by an iron wall
they would continue to make the vaccine and sell it
and pocket billions

the long night was closing in
the storm was here
the silent boy was sitting in the eye

rage was burning in the middle of her chest

a rage the public would see as insanity

from their distance, the moon and the stars might know
what was going on
but people in their everyday straitjackets
would lash out at her
because they needed a target,
they needed a defector from their own slave shuffle to ridicule

they were good, they obeyed all the small print
they were neutered in their cores
paralytics

but she is not alone
there are other mothers
and there is a strange

two-edged sword in the empire

that cuts away the web
and comes to the spider

no matter what defamation
the intermediary whores
of the press
lay at her door

Vaccine Woman

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Jon Rappoport

The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29^th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.

Monsanto Man

Apr6

The Monsanto Man

by Jon Rappoport

April 6, 2015

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the faces at the bar just want the news
smooth lines
a little dip here, a little wave there
you know, professional
sleep

music is playing
some old sentimental country tune
“she left him” “he left her” whatever the hell it was

3am stumbling from his seat to the bathroom
Jack is counting his change
that’s all he’s got left

after The Company raped his land
giant superweeds are all Jack’s got left

so Jack sprays Paraquat and 24d on the weeds
la la la

he has to buy new seeds every year from Monsanto
la la la

(and when The Man found Jack had inadvertently used Roundup Ready seeds without paying for them he sued Jack)
la la la

3am stumbling back to his seat at the bar
Jack still doesn’t know what hit him

the tune keeps playing
“he left her” “she left him” whatever the hell it was

the faces at the bar look at Jack
they have no idea what he’s been through
the faces at the bar are watching the news replay
another drone attack
baby diapers
restless legs
neutralize stomach acid
invisible makeup
GE, Pfizer, Glaxo, Syngenta

“he left her” “she left him” whatever the hell it was

one drunk at the end of the bar says “it’s a strange night”
everybody stops and listens

they don’t know it but they’re hearing a giant wave of poison coming out of St. Louis
towering above
the plains

So deep, so blue the night
so quiet
there’s a painting hanging above the bar
a man wearing a cowboy hat
his lips curled in an old sneer

Jack holds up his hands
and says
“my family was on this land for a hundred years
do you know what that means
do you know what that means every day
and now the lights go off
the lights go off
they want me to sell
I fell for their pitch
they took me to the cleaners”

numb faces at the bar
listen to the sound of the rising wave of poison

they don’t know what Jack means
but they get the gist

a woman screams
everybody can hear rain on the metal roof like bullets

“he left her” “she left him” whatever the hell it was

the bartender says, “yeah, well, my ass hurts”
and everybody starts laughing
they laugh
&laugh
tears roll down their cheeks
they pound their heads on the bar
they fall off their stools
they roll on the floor
they’re yelling and picking up chairs and throwing them

and now the President comes on the news and says

“we’re all in this together”

a TV news crew busts in with lights

the TV reporter a brittle blonde with skinny legs says out of nowhere as she looks around the room, “man, I need some action tonight”

then she addresses the bar
“are we talking about a death machine here, people? or do you want me to keep it polite? shall we all skate and pretend it’s good? shall we sit down and have a meeting and analyze what’s happening and deliver a report?…”

people in the bar stare at the camera for a long time…
then they say
death machine
they say death machine

“he left her” “she left him” whatever the hell it was

the tune ends

who are the soldiers who go out into the fields of America and Africa and Asia
and South America to push food
changed forever
into the mouths of wasting humans

pockets empty
Jack walks out of the bar into the rain
and moves along the road
under the sky
and begins to stride
his pulse picks up

a
human but more than an ordinary human on the earth

Jon Rappoport

Afghanistan Mission accomplished: more heroin for the world

Apr6

Not the war Against drugs; the war For drugs

by Jon Rappoport

April 6, 2015

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The Guardian reports statistics on opium agriculture in Afghanistan (“Former Blackwater gets rich as Afghan drug production hits record high”):

“…the US counternarcotics mission in Afghanistan stands out: opiate production has climbed steadily over recent years to reach record-high levels last year.”

“Far from eradicating the deep-rooted opiate trade, US counternarcotics efforts have proven useless, according to a series of recent official inquiries. Other aspects of the billions that the US has poured into Afghanistan over the last 13 years of war have even contributed to the opium boom.”

“In December, the United Nations reported a 60% growth in Afghan land used for opium poppy cultivation since 2011, up to 209,000 hectares…”

“…the [UN] inspector general also noted that US reconstruction projects, particularly those devoted to ‘improved irrigation, roads, and agricultural assistance’ were probably leading to the explosion in opium cultivation.

“'[A]ffordable deep-well technology turned 200,000 hectares of desert in southwestern Afghanistan into arable land over the past decade,’ the inspector general found, concluding that ‘much of this newly arable land is dedicated to opium cultivation.’”

Who’s kidding who?

In Colombia, the US government proved it could eradicate coca and opium-poppy growing fields. One of the solutions was an herbicide called Roundup. You may have heard of it.

But in Afghanistan, the US just didn’t remember that. It skipped their mind. Oops.

Suddenly, the Afghanistan mission became one of good will. Mustn’t upset the farmers. In Colombia, upsetting the farmers was perfectly all right.

When you can lessen a problem but choose not to, you want the problem to persist. It’s simple.

And at that point, the problem becomes an opportunity—it always was.

More opium poppy; therefore, more heroin. More trafficking, more profits.

Since the US government has been consciously facilitating the growth of opium farming in Afghanistan, it stands to reason that government players have been taking their cut of the action.

If the US government, which has been fighting a full-scale war in Afghanistan, wanted to destroy the opium-heroin business in that country, it had the ideal opportunity.

The mission would have been far easier than waging “the war against drugs” in Mexico, where US military intervention has been limited.

In Afghanistan, there were US troops on the ground. There were air attacks. What else would you need?

Pentagon planners spend their lives working out multiple scenarios for possible wars in various regions of the planet. They take into account all aspects and contingencies.

In planning for a war in Afghanistan, what to do about the opium-poppy growing fields would have been high on the list of options.

So opium-poppy farmers were no “delicate problem” the US invading force encountered after entering the country. There were no surprises.

Since the US invaded Afghanistan, the Army knowingly undertook operations that would definitely expand opium-poppy agriculture.

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Of course, the CIA’s connections to the drug trade in Afghanistan go back a long way, so it’s no surprise that the US war in Afghanistan has facilitated and expanded opium-poppy production.

Peter Dale Scott, in his essay, “Drugs, Contras, and the CIA,” writes:

“[Circa 1980], the CIA was arming and advising heroin-trafficking guerrillas in Afghanistan. Its preferred leader, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, became for a period one of the leading heroin suppliers in the world.”

“In 1979, when the U.S. first established contact with heroin-trafficking guerrillas in Afghanistan, no heroin from the so-called Golden Crescent on the Afghan-Pakistan border was known to reach the United States. By 1984, according to the Reagan Administration, 54 percent of the heroin reaching this country came from the Afghan-Pakistan border.”

“[CIA officer] John Millis had served for thirteen years as a case officer supplying covert CIA aid to the heroin-trafficking guerrillas in Afghanistan…At least one of the airlines involved in the Afghan support operation, Global International Airways, was also named in connection with the [US] Iran-Contra scandal…”

The war against drugs? A towering joke.

Jon Rappoport

The author of three explosive collections, THE MATRIX REVEALED, EXIT FROM THE MATRIX, and POWER OUTSIDE THE MATRIX, Jon was a candidate for a US Congressional seat in the 29^th District of California. He maintains a consulting practice for private clients, the purpose of which is the expansion of personal creative power. Nominated for a Pulitzer Prize, he has worked as an investigative reporter for 30 years, writing articles on politics, medicine, and health for CBS Healthwatch, LA Weekly, Spin Magazine, Stern, and other newspapers and magazines in the US and Europe. Jon has delivered lectures and seminars on global politics, health, logic, and creative power to audiences around the world. You can sign up for his free NoMoreFakeNews emails here or his free OutsideTheRealityMachine emails here.

Is Monsanto doing secret biowarfare research on Maui?

Apr4

Is Monsanto doing secret biowar research on Maui?

by Jon Rappoport

April 4, 2015

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Here is a stunning quote from Sherwood Ross’ 6/22/2007 Counterpunch article, “The Big Profits in Boiwarfare Research: Corporate America’s Deadliest Secret”:

“A number of major pharmaceutical corporations and biotech firms are concealing the nature of the biological warfare research work they are doing for the U.S. government.

“Since their funding comes from the National Institutes of Health, the recipients are obligated under NIH guidelines to make their activities public. Not disclosing their ops raises the suspicion they may be engaged in forbidden kinds of germ warfare research.

“According to the Sunshine Project, a nonprofit arms control watchdog operating out of Austin, Texas, among corporations holding back information about their [biowarfare research] activities are:

“Abbott Laboratories, BASF Plant Science, Bristol-Myers Squibb, DuPont Central Research and Development, Eli Lilly Corp., Embrex, GlaxoSmithKline, Hoffman-LaRoche, Merck & Co., Monsanto, Pfizer Inc., Schering-Plough Research Institute, and Syngenta Corp. of Switzerland.

“In case you didn’t know it, the White House since 9/11 has called for spending $44-billion on biological warfare research, a sum unprecedented in world history, and an obliging Congress has authorized it.”

Notice that the above list of corporations includes some of the biggest names in biotech: BASF, DuPont, Syngenta, and, of course, Monsanto, who manufactured the highly toxic Agent Orange sprayed in Vietnam.

Where is Monsanto now carrying out biowarfare research?

We know that one of its most important GMO/pesticide experimental units is located on Maui, where, in the last election, voters passed a ballot measure that ordered Monsanto and Dow to halt all research—until a complete independent investigation into their activities was done.

That’s right. The ballot measure was aimed at disclosure of all Monsanto experimental activities in Maui County.

In the wake of the vote, all hell broke loose. The County Government of Maui, “representing” its own citizens, REFUTED the vote and suspended it. Representation became outright betrayal. Maui County Government joined with Monsanto and Dow in suing to block and nullify the vote. That’s a serious move. Very serious.

The case was kicked up to the federal level, and two federal judges have since taken charge. The first, Barry Kurren, a biotech supporter, made a few preliminary moves and then stepped away, appointing in his stead, Susan Oki Mollway.

I pointed out that Judge Kurren had a major conflict of interest, because his wife, Faye, had served on the board of an “environmental group” that had taken in a $10 million donation from Dow.

Ollway, the second federal judge, has done nothing but delay and delay her ruling, absurdly citing possible state legislation that could resolve the situation.

Since when does legislative consideration of a bill that doesn’t even exist stop a judge from ruling on the criminal nullification of a legitimate popular vote?

Since when does a judge, with a nudge and wink, practically ask for a new law that would support Monsanto and Dow and destroy the legitimacy of voters’ voices?

There is a mad rush to destroy the voters’ demand for disclosure of Monsanto/Dow human experimentation on Maui. Biowarfare research, potentially involving genetically modified organisms, would certainly rank as experimentation.

Is this part of what Monsanto is so afraid of? The revelation that, beyond the use of new toxic pesticides and new GMOs in the “open-air laboratory” of Maui, their biowar research activities would be exposed?

There is only one way to find out: certify the legitimate Maui vote and immediately open up all Monsanto/Dow facilities to independent rigorous inspection.

Carry out intensive and relentless interviews with Monsanto/Dow scientists and other employees, under oath, under penalty of perjury, and see what pops up out of the hopper, out of the secret guarded facilities.

There are 11 military bases in Hawaii. Does Monsanto maintain connections with the military there? If so, what sorts of relationships have been formed? These questions need to be answered, too.

As I’ve written before, the Maui ballot measure was not about commercial GMO/pesticide farming. Its unequivocal language focused on human experimentation, secret experimentation—blocking it, investigating it.

The two federal judges I mentioned above have studiously ignored this fact, pretending the issue at stake is standard GMO/pesticide agriculture. Likewise, Monsanto, Dow, and the treacherous Maui County Government have gone along with the charade—because they know the voters’ case can be won, if the experimentation issue takes front and center.

Full disclosure could sink Monsanto and Dow.

Jon Rappoport

Exit From The Matrix: the adventure of imagination

Apr3

Exit From The Matrix: the adventure of imagination

by Jon Rappoport

April 4, 2015

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Is there something wrong with having a vision of a great adventure? Looking around at society today, you might think so.

But the individual, bombarded though he might be with propaganda and group-think, still wants it. He wants the feeling of greater space and the power to make something new happen.

He wants relief from repetition and boredom. He wants the thrill of “new worlds.” And not just in his thoughts, but in his life.

The adventure begins in imagination—and by that I mean a great deal more than a flicker of hope or an occasional burst of energy.

There is a line in the mind and the psyche. On one side of the line is everything the individual already knows and can act on. As time passes, a corrosive dissatisfaction grows, because there are few surprises.

On the other side of the line is an infinity of possibility…undiscovered territory. Untapped potential. The unknown.

The North Star in this vast territory is imagination. It’s the North Star and the engine and the vision. It’s endlessly renewing energy and creative power.

Why? How? Because the individual is built for that kind of life. Whereas society is built for something else. Society is engineered for systems and organization and control.

When I put together my mega-collection, Exit From The Matrix, I pursued ways of triggering imagination and bringing it into the foreground—not just for a few moments now and then, but in a way that would be as natural as breathing and walking and thinking and feeling.

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Common Core education: the insane bottom line

Apr3

Common Core education: the insane bottom line

by Jon Rappoport

April 3, 2015

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“In a tightly controlled setting, subjecting a young child to cognitive dissonance amounts to mind control.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

For the sake of my argument here, I’m putting aside the fact that public education belongs under the purview of the states and not the federal government.

This article is about how the federal government decided Common Core would succeed.

I’m not going to recite brain-numbing examples of teaching basic math to very young children, under the Common Core system. Suffice it to say, I can add 9 and 6 and come up with the right answer. And I know why 9 and 6 equals 15. I don’t need Boolean algebra or set theory or a base-10 system to understand why addition works.

The bottom line on Common Core was articulated by Diane Ravitch in her 2013 book, Reign of Error. Ravitch writes:

“…these new [Common Core] standards had never been field-tested anywhere. No one can say with certainty whether the Common Core standards will improve education, whether they will reduce or increase achievement gaps among different groups, or how much it will cost to implement them. Some scholars believe they [Common Core standards] will make no difference, and some critics say they will cost billions to implement; others say they will lead to more testing.”

In short, whatever else Common Core is, it is an experimental hypothesis. It has never been field-tested.

No one knew how well it would work when it was proposed, implemented, and accepted. No one knows now.

But…no problem. Let’s try it out on millions of American school children…and let’s pretend we’re sure, in advance, that it will be a success.

This is like saying, “Better dentistry can be achieved by pulling 14 teeth from every teenager. Let’s implement and fund this program at the federal level and bribe dentists by assuring them they’ll be reimbursed for their efforts. This is the new health-plan for teeth in America. We don’t need to do studies. We don’t need to do clinical trials. Because we desire better dentistry, we know we’ll get it. Our intentions are all the proof we need.”

The extreme irrationality of this approach to education should be taught, in schools, as a prime example of non-logic and non-application of the scientific method.

I would teach it in the eighth grade. I’m quite sure students would catch on right away:

“You mean this is how the government decided our new education would be a good thing? With no proof? Just some weird claims? Wow. How can I get out of the system?”

A group of abstract thinkers got together and decided they knew, from the top of their mountain view, that Common Core would succeed.

Well, that’s part of what “abstract” means, when you’re talking about mass programming.

No reason to test a hypothesis. Common Core is a “self-evident truth.”

How nice. For them.

Nice work if you can get it.

“Your job is to come up with an education plan that will replace the old plan. Explain it and float it on the basis that ‘uniform and across-the-board standards are always better than patchwork standards.’ People respond positively to the term ‘uniform’. Talk about failures of the old plan. You’ll be fine. Sound authoritative.”

That, in a nutshell, is Common Core.

“Well, when you have thousands of police forces in towns and cities across the land, the result is a wide variance in enforcement methods. That’s unacceptable. We need one national police force operating according to one standard plan.”

Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly), many people like that idea. They automatically assume one top-down force is better than many smaller forces. They believe “top-down” equals “fair.”

How quaint. How delightful. How trusting.

Let’s move along to the next phase of Common Core: deciding in 10 or 20 years how well it’s working.

I can’t wait for that.

On what basis will the federal assessment be written? If it’s written at all?

“College readiness” of the student seems to be the official acid test for how well Common Core works.

Which college? Podunk Junior Community College, where every applicant who can breathe on a mirror and produce fog is accepted? Harvard?

Some state college that exists on federal money is going to say, “Common Core is an abject failure and the federal idiots who put it together should be given prison terms”?

With Common Core, we have an experimental hypothesis that was never tested in the field; and later on, we will have an assessment of its success based on standards loose enough to allow any conclusion under the sun—especially a conclusion that supports the program, which by that time will be too big to fail.

Perfect.

Finally, judging from the overwrought abstract methods of math instruction for very young Common Core students, I predict the following:

Basic strategies of mind control will have an exceptionally deleterious effect on those children. The basic strategies involve a) a captive audience, b) compulsory learning, c) purposely making simple factors quite complex, and thereby d) inducing a state of confusion on both an intellectual and emotional level.

Thus manufacturing extreme cognitive dissonance. The experimental subjects (children) will become highly resentful, quiescent, desperate.

Ideal candidates for psychiatric diagnoses and drugging with toxic compounds.

In fact, the failure of Common Core will be laid at the door of “the rising tide of mental illness in America.”

Underneath it all, these grown children will be walking powder kegs. They will bring chaos in ways people are afraid to imagine.

If you think I’m exaggerating, I can only say I was once a schoolteacher, and I had a number of those students in my classrooms. They’d been subjected to earlier, less powerful forms of cognitive dissonance, and they were a mess, to put it mildly. A few of them were on their way to becoming career criminals.

Common Core is a much heavier version of cognitive dissonance, and its effects will reverberate at deeper emotional levels.

I say, if you possibly can, bring your children home and school them there. Awaken their bright minds. Show them they are competent. Teach them logic. Encourage their natural curiosity and their creative power. Foster their independence. Then they will be able to deal with the world and its contradictions and dissonances from a position of strength—instead of struggling as its victims.

Don’t permit them to become Common Core’s test guinea pigs.

In one of the first interviews I did with retired propaganda operative Ellis Medavoy (pseudonym), in 1999, he told me:

“You need to understand that propaganda has a number of objectives. It’s not always about planting false ideas in people’s minds. Sometimes it’s about giving them contradictory data, or data that will set up a confusion and leave them hanging, unable to figure out what the storyline is. They expect something rational, and you give them something that makes no sense. You leave them in a swamp. You do that enough times and people will experience actual pain. And they’ll feel stupid.”

I then asked Medavoy if this approach could be applied to education in schools.

“Of course,” he said. “Remember something called the New Math? It was introduced into schools in the 1960s. It was based on a branch of logic called set theory. Simple arithmetic was translated into that complex garble. An easy problem or arithmetical calculation suddenly became bizarre and often incomprehensible. ‘Boiling water’ suddenly became a seventeen-step process for PhD candidates—only you were dealing with seven-year olds. The New Math was a trap for young minds. A maze. Once you’re in it, you can’t get out. You don’t know where you’re going. Every day, new confusions are added to old confusions. Right out there in the open, this was a program of brainwashing. The goal wasn’t planting falsehoods. Under the guise of teaching logic and critical thinking, the goal was mass confusion. Young minds want answers. If you keep denying them those answers, you induce chaos. You pour chaos into what would otherwise be a straightforward process. You demean thinking. You make children believe thinking has no purpose. Do you see? Do your see what that achieves? Schools become factories for insanity. Most people just don’t get this. They don’t see that inducing confusion is a tactic, a weapon. It’s powerful. There should be a whole branch of college learning called Confusion Studies. How it’s done. How it’s manufactured. How it’s used. You could revolutionize higher learning with that. You could clear away tons of garbage. You could wake people up to what has been done to them. You could eventually change society for the better. That’s why colleges don’t teach students this subject. Too many of their courses are run by professors who make their living through delivering sophistry. I’m here to tell you that some of this is quite, quite intentional. It isn’t just business as usual. It’s a psychological operation.”

Jon Rappoport

A single cartel for the whole planet

Apr2

A single cartel for the whole planet

Matrixology 101

by Jon Rappoport

April 2, 2015

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“It’s not always possible to find out ‘who started a fire or blew up a building’, but you can count on the State using such an event to escalate its control over the citizenry. Deploying any excuse to expand its power is what big government does. It’s an obsession. The State has the DNA of a fungus. It spreads. That’s what it does. To put it another way, the State hopes that by committing more crimes, it can escape notice for having committed prior crimes. And yes, this is the same government untold numbers of people put their trust in for a better future.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

Let’s start here. In the wake of purported terrorist attacks, or crimes that appear to involve several nations, international cross-border cooperation is the watchword.

This means strengthening structural connections, permanent connections, among government agencies—intelligence, military, medical, and so on.

That’s the whole point.

Far more threatening than the loss of life and damage from the crimes, the integration of government agencies among nations forwards the plan to manage sectors of the planet from above.

Surveillance operates in the same fashion. Although there is friction when one government spies on another, the overall trend is toward multinational spying efforts, in which whole populations are the targets.

A metaphor for this is rendition: “We won’t set up torture sites inside our borders, but we’ll ship suspects to you, so you can hold, interrogate, and torture them, and share the information with us…”

Consider money, currencies, banking. On one level, there is fierce competition among nations. But on a higher level, there are continuing efforts to integrate international credit, financing, and digitized uniform “cash.”

One world, one money system, one army, one intelligence agency, one medical system… it’s the Globalist wet dream. Their moves in this direction meet with opposition. It’s not a slam-dunk. Two steps forward, one step back. But on the whole, they’re gaining ground.

The ideal for them is: corporation-government nexus; larger cartels; integration of those cartels into a single whole.

Many, many, many people in this world are systems-oriented. They always want larger systems, which of course deeply affect populations, rigidifying them. But this is not a problem for “systems-people.” The apparatus comes first; humans are secondary.

Systems-people aim for perfection. Their minds mirror this: excessively structured geometry, balance, equilibrium, symmetry, order.

They want everyone’s mind to operate from this foundation.

They believe any other basis is disruptive.

Now we are getting into a deeper level of Matrix—the embrace between external systems of control and the interior patterning of minds.

“Oh yes, I can recognize that system. It is shaped like my mind. That’s good. It must be good. I feel a harmonic relationship.”

At the deepest level, we are talking about a cartel of the mind.

This is the purpose of programming.

Analogy: a student of music is conditioned to approach the classics as systems to be analyzed. The effect, after years of training? The student no longer hears the music.

Deadened, he accepts structure as primary. He looks for structure everywhere. When he finds it in social, cultural, political, economic arenas, he enlists, he signs up, he gives in, he commits.

“We must organize society. Every person must have a function that contributes to the whole.”

And in order for this to work, there must be an upper level of management. It decides where food, water, energy, and other goods and services are distributed. This “problem” is solved.

The solution is presented as symmetrical, balanced, harmonious.

On the every-day level of events, such as epidemics, terror attacks, plane crashes, hacker incursions, mass shootings, racial conflicts, no matter how these events actually originated, the payoff is always: better, larger, more inclusive systems that will “prevent this from happening again.”

These systems are, more and more, propagandized and explained as “automatic.” Machines (computers and robots) will run them, to ensure there are no errors.

For many people, this notion is attractive, because their own minds are shaped in that direction, in that way, in that pattern.

It’s worth noting that the primary creative impulse in individuals, before it is stifled and buried and reconfigured, is:

asymmetrical.

Which is to say: the impulse is dynamic, forward-thrusting, highly energetic, exploratory, and “unfinished.” It is not patterned. It does not automatically seek balance.

Its outcome is unpredictable, open.

Therefore, from an early age, humans are taught symmetrical restraint. This “perfection” is portrayed as highly valued. Alternatives are characterized as crazy and incomprehensible.

It’s no accident that psychiatry has based its entire (false) hypothesis of mental disorders on the notion of a chemical Imbalance in the brain.

“Restoration of balance” plays well to the masses. It gives them a sense of rightness. Of course it does, because unthinking automatic symmetry/balance are key factors in the cartel of mind control.

In my 30-plus years of research and reporting, I have spoken, at length, with hundreds and hundreds of people who have seen through various ops, staged events, conspiracies, and elite strategies—and yet have absolutely no idea how to create something different.

They can’t imagine how they would begin.

This is because they are still dealing with their own minds, which have been indoctrinated into the all-systems all-the-time approach to reality.

They are prisoners to the symmetry/balance program. At best, they hope for a better system to replace the old one.

That dead-end is part and parcel of the Matrix.

Jon Rappoport

Painting

Apr2

Painting

by Jon Rappoport

April 2, 2015

NoMoreFakeNews.com

OutsideTheRealityMachine

Often, it is the lack of perfection that moves the painter to strike out into previously unknown territory and find new forms.

Even Piero Della Francesca sometimes executed his figures in a rather wooden manner. From that platform, so to say, he invented another race of men and women who came from an unearthly place.

And what painter can say he achieved The Perfect? Michelangelo? Perhaps on occasion. But not always. And is the great statue of David his masterpiece? Not by a long shot.

So why not bend a nose instead of making it straight? Why not enlarge the nose so it takes over? Why not blur the distinction between the nose and the cheek? Why should the face be a face? Why can’t it be a chair?

And if so, why not just keep going and see what develops? It’s all foreign territory, it’s all new, it’s all emerging. It’s not an It.

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Jon Rappoport

Germanwings plane crash: major media cover-up

Apr1

Germanwings plane crash: major media cover-up

by Jon Rappoport

April 1, 2015

NoMoreFakeNews.com

“When systemic fraud reaches a certain level where collapse of some basic institution is inevitable, the powers that be invent a different storyline. They tell an outright fairy tale and keep pushing it. They’ll even stage events that confirm the fairy tale. Anything to avoid the truth that would disintegrate the whole structure. For example: the structure called Psychiatry.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

Airbus A 320 flight from Barcelona to Dusseldorf. Crashed in French Alps. All 150 aboard killed. Pilot Andreas Lubitz flew the plane into a mountain. Lubitz had seen a psychiatrist for depression.

Major media cover the story from several angles.

Should airline personnel have known one of its pilots was suffering from depression? Did they know? Did they cover it up, or ignore it?

These media outlets studiously ignore the elephant in the room: the drugs used to treat depression.

This blackout is intentional. Any decent reporter would look into the antidepressants, Prozac, Paxil, Zoloft, etc., as the cause of the pilot crashing the plane.

Go to the site, SSRI Stories, for a huge list of suicides and murders connected to the drugs. Read the warning labels (listing, e.g., suicide) on the drugs. It’s all there.

Visit psychiatrist Peter Breggin’s site, breggin.com. Breggin blew the whistle on these drugs long ago. Read his classic, Toxic Psychiatry.

So where is the media coverage now, in the Germanwings case? It’s virtually nowhere.

The go-to media experts in the field of psychiatry are cover-up professionals. Drug Companies, of course, buy enormous numbers of TV ads.

But beyond these factors, exposure of the truth about antidepressants and their connection to suicides and murders would take down psychiatry itself. The whole profession would collapse.

The sleeping population would stir and sit up and take notice.

Governments would be forced to admit their overt support of psychiatry is based on fraud, from top to bottom.

That is what’s at stake here.

And if the major media lived up to their (mythical) role of investigators of truth, the Germanwings story would expand into every nook and cranny of psychiatry: fraudulent diagnoses of every so-called mental disorder, for which there are no physical diagnostic tests: no blood tests, no urine tests, no brain scans, no genetic assays.

Battalions of real reporters doing real probes, backed up by media giants, would force doctors and medical bureaucrats out of their closets, and confessions would pile up.

But this will never happen, because those media giants are committed to supporting the Establishment of which they are a member.

The entire system of psychiatry—fraudulent diagnoses, dangerous and toxic drugs—is a colossus sitting on an earthquake fault. A triggering event, however, is protected from happening by the very media who should be making it happen.

This is a circle of lies.

“Since I first began working as a medical expert in product liability cases way back in the early 1990s, I’ve spent innumerable hours culling the sealed data contained within the files of companies like GlaxoSmithKline and Eli Lilly. Among other things, I long ago found evidence that Paxil and Prozac cause suicidality in adults. These discoveries then led to settlements in product liability suits brought against the two companies brought by surviving family members.” —Dr. Peter Breggin

“I got involved in the Miller case. Matt Miller was a 13 year old boy who had just changed schools and was feeling nervous. His parents prompted by the teacher brought him to a doctor who put him on Zoloft. Seven days later he hung himself in the bathroom between his parent’s bedroom and his bedroom.” —David Healy, Professor of Psychiatry, Bangor university, UK

Any media outlet, aware of these two statements (and many other similar statements), who did not then dig much deeper into the recent Germanwings disaster, would be actively concealing vital truth.

In other words, they would be carrying on business as usual.

Jon Rappoport