With understanding comes innovation. Simple ideas are to be
treasured. Short and sweet is certainly a goal when it comes to communicating
ideas to others. So, it is the author’s intention is to be as brief as possible
while adequately outlining the idea.
Disaster Fascism is, by the author’s definition, the next
version of the Keynesian model of economics. The corporate-state mechanism’s
justification to right the ship in their economic model and provide the
rational for the elimination of the majority of the population on the planet
via economic incentives. Not being an economist, the author may be pushing the boundaries of
his or her understanding but regardless of the pieces of papers they’ve gathered
or the letters next to their name, this
idea is put forth.
As advocates for freedom we are up against what I would
consider a new iteration of the same old idea. Whether man will control destiny
from a rigid authoritarian structure or will it come from the unknown. Will a man
become the God over his domain or will society remain subordinate to something
greater. Those who would control have been at this game for a long time and the
current reality we live in is certainly a result of the construct that has been
put in place over the past several hundred years. Understanding this control
mechanism is really the key to determining the future. Whether it will trend
toward a man-God or that we accept that we don’t really know and because of
this… there must exist something greater beyond our current understanding.
Whether one calls it God or enlightenment is not my concern.
It has been said that ‘War is the health of the state.’
Well, I would propose that a new model is taking shape: Disaster is the new
health of the state. And whether man made, semi-man made or natural. It will be
the mechanism to justify the next version of what the Nazis called “The Final
Solution”.
With mountains of debt being created from the current
economic model there are really two choices to be made… one is to let the
system blow up, which it will ultimately do when the numbers become absolutely
ludicrous, or extinguish the creditor and eliminate the liabilities. Criminals
certainly understand that when one is indebted to another there are two ways to
solve the problem… pay up or kill the one they owe. It’s my suggestion that
disaster fascism is the rational for the later. And just as the Nazis created a
financial reward and justification for eliminating a portion of their society
(they are not alone… statists have done this countless times) our newest
version will provide plenty of financial reward for eliminating the creditors.
And it is my belief this will be accomplished via the disaster model.
Keynesian broken window model - Keynesians are not unhappy to see disaster… in
fact, they see it as a plus. Just ask a Keynesian to describe WWII or the
latest disaster in economic terms and I’m sure one will get the understanding
of how logic can be twisted by the education system to create professionals so
utterly ignorant. This twisted logic serves as a further justification in the
minds of those ‘at the top’ to adopt disaster fascism.
The Art of War – Is one of the oldest books in regard to
military strategy. Its strength is in its brevity in explaining the true nature
of war and how to accomplish one’s objectives in the most efficient manner. Although
perceived strength is a component, it is ultimately deception that is the most
important component of warfare. Thus, if the enemy is deceived into believing
the opposing force’s strength is a weakness. They will probably lose the day
when conflict arises. However, the ultimate general is one that obtains his
objective without unsheathing his swords and thus the greatest deception is deceiving the enemy
to the extent that the objective is so concealed that the enemy willingly
relinquishes it without a fight. This, I believe is the basic strategy being
used against the enemy of control, freedom and those who represent it.
Emotion as a control mechanism - It was Edward Bernays that
took wartime propaganda and turned it into “Public Relations”. Since then
consumerism has run on a very simple concept of tying products to feelings.
Over the last century people disposed of their logical objections to
indebtedness and justified ‘buy now pay later’. It is clear appeal to emotion
has become a distinct method of control. Not only the commercialized version of
love but fear as well. This ties well into the method of disaster fascism.
Disasters are sold via the emotional appeal to help the victims while the logic
of the actual act and method of helping is downplayed. In addition fear is used
to shape and shift the crowd. The bigger
and more horrible the disaster, the bigger the appeal to the emotion and the
greater opportunity to deceive for those in control.
Global Warming/Carbon Tax model - In any war there is the
need for a perceived enemy. One that justifies heroic sacrifice. Global Warming
or Climate change serves this purpose well and the ideal of taxing carbon is
yet another justification for welcoming disaster fascism. Eliminating carbon
producers will be considered a good thing!
New and old weapons of mass destruction – manipulation of weather,
man-made financial disasters, pharmaceuticals and immunization, radiation,
starvation through nutritional deprivation, population control and perception
management. This list is far from complete but I hope the point comes across.
While people perceive, fear and prepare for what appears to be the greatest
threat their ability to resist is diminished. Once again referring back to the
art of war, understanding deception is key to understanding the real weapons and
strength of the enemy.
As I stated in the beginning, my interest is to get my point
across in brief manner. Several topics I’d like to discuss further and
incorporate into this discussion at some point in the future are:
- Short term growth and destruction of long term liabilities
- New/old model of military intervention – the martial law model
- Emotional appeal – ‘kill them with kindness’
- Trans-humanism – Eugenics and Darwinism’s next evolution
- Divide and Conquer - creating two sides and inviting each to chose one.
- Control of destiny is the ultimate goal regardless if it’s a pipe dream
- Entrepreneurs in a new paradigm
- Zombies as a euphemism
Based on this understanding and information what can we do?
- Don’t be a liability or draw attention to your wealth in regard to the US government, in particular, or any government. If you’re getting a government check, a pension, are going to get a check in the future or you have a retirement nest egg, you are a liability or a golden goose to the government. Beware.
- Define yourself by your abilities and your principles over possessions and appearances and forgo the money for growth of character, knowledge and cooperation.
- Be generous with what you have. Share it with others.
- Develop one’s ability to use logic and reason as well as the ability to communicate to facilitate groups. Family, associations, fraternity, etc… safety is in numbers and understanding.
- Continue to dig for truth and be willing to represent it. Be trustworthy and demand trustworthiness above all else when it comes to dealing with others.
- Practice and preach the non-aggression principle in the form most agreeable to your community and most importantly to the young. Strive to demonstrate voluntary agreement and associations as the most productive.
- Consider usefulness and impact above comfort or desire when acquiring things.
- Value cooperation and respect. Give it as much as possible.
- Although we’ve been conditioned to the idea of War and to constantly be ready to defend our positions, keep in mind the true Art of War. To deliver the objective without a fight. In this regard, if the nature of our desire is genuine we don’t have to deceive. We can dismantle the paradigm as long as we understand there will always be those weak minds who will attempt deceive.
- Also take note that fiat money, government sovereign authority and many other things are illusions created and perpetuated in our minds. They don’t need to be defeated, just exposed for what they are.
This isn’t an all-encompassing list but just some conclusions the
author has come to. I’m sure others can be drawn and I’d welcome the
suggestions and discussion.
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