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Shouldn't a President have this understanding? Tolkien suggests so, by pointing out that the 'ring' must be taken back to the mother of the pigs that we are dealing with today.
The failure to fulfill this requirement will make the modern phenomena that we see unfolding through synarchism, appear almost mythological. This lack of understanding then becomes exploited by which the most unbelievable atrocities become possible, for the simple reason that no one will believe the truth as the truth remains hidden and not understood.
The large scale butchering by Hitler's beast-men, of a once recognized valuable people, apparently had been chosen on purpose in order to create a maximum shock effect, the greatest terror possible, that alone could achieve the deep dehumanization of the highly cultured society as the German society had been. This dehumanization was necessary in order to drive a culturally advanced society back into war after only a few years since its worst war in history.LaRouche points out that this dehumanization process reflects the face of synarchism, the same synarchism that had butchered the European elite through the French Revolution and the Napoleonic wars, which is also the same synarchism that drives the policies of the Project for a New American Century today, etc., that envisions a Russellite world-empire based on nuclear war.
This deeply hidden designs that the beast-men process depends on will never be apparent on the surface. That design is intentionally kept so unbelievable that no one will believe it. Thus, it cannot be eradicated. This hidden design can only be recognized and be eliminated in the larger context of the entire development of the dehumanization of the image of man. The entire pig sty, therefore, has to be taken back to the mother of the pigs. The whole trilogy of the Lord of the Rings unfolds around this central process of taking the ring back to where it was made, and where alone it can be destroyed.
Synarchism
Evidently, Tolkien recognized the existence of three main forces of corruption. One of these thee is power. Sauron himself represents this force. His tools are crude. They are the orcs, with a name that appears to be derived from the word force (orcs), as was already pointed out. In today's world we call them the "market forces" (market orcs)! These orcs have destroyed countless business in America and around the world, some of which have served their nation for decades upon decades. Entire industries have been wiped of the board. In a world of legalized stealing only the robbers will likely survive. In the real world, entire nations are being destroyed by these market-orcs that are haunting the entire world.
The work of these market-orcs is well illustrated in the Ukraine which was once called the bread basket of the world. Its agriculture remains to the present day one of the finest there is, nevertheless, the population is starving as the food is being exported by the market-orcs. According to a recent study (See. EIR Oct. 3, 2003) 26% of the population can't afford to buy enough food. 42% can afford to fed themselves, but cannot afford clothing. Only 24% can afford both, but cannot afford to buy other necessities, like refrigerators. Only 6% can afford that. In other parts of the world apparently, in parts of Russia, Africa, Argentina, Brazil, for example, the international looting of their society cuts much deeper. Even in the USA, the richest country in the world, a large portion of the population lives below the poverty line, forced there by the market-orcs.
The second most deadly corrupting force that Tolkien singled out and gave a special identity to, is fear. The corrupted wizard Saruman represents this type of corruption, the corruption by fear, which has a corrupting scourge that has killed hundreds of millions of people during the last century.
Lord Shelburne of the 18th Century British Empire was not corrupted by power. He had great power. He was corrupted by fear. This imperial man of huge power was corrupted by a great fear that his empire, that spanned the world, on which the sun never set, was about to disintegrate in the shadow of the idea of human freedom that the American Independence movement represented.
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