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Even now, in today's age, after we have built forty-thousand nuclear bombs, most of which still exist, we are still told by our masters not to worry. "These bombs are too horrible to be used," they tell us, and we bow our heads and kiss their boots and say, amen. That's the mark of insanity! That is also, precisely, the outcome of mental privatization.
The privatization of democracy
The challenge is to get out of this trap of mental privatization in which the most noble nations, even their Presidents, find themselves. Indeed, why should a President be exempt from this effect? After all, Presidents are people too, and more than that, most Presidents have been specifically chosen for their subjectibility to the Grima process. They have been hand-picked by the hands of those who have already privatized the entire electoral process eons ago, under their control, supported by the U.S. Supreme Court who affirmed that all political parties are to be recognized as private clubs and are therefore entitled to make their own rules, such as determining whose name will be counted in which manner and how the public is allowed to choose.
In other words, there is no longer any such thing as democracy to be found in the USA. The whole process has been privatized to such an extreme degree that the public is given virtually no choice in the matter, except to choose between a few worthless puppets on a string that have been authorized by the masters of the process for the public to elect.
The evidence that this privatization of democracy is real, is found in the simple fact that people like Lyndon LaRouche, whom the privatization process cannot reach, won't ever be seriously allowed to have their name stand. In LaRouche's case, this is true regardless of the fact that he is vastly more qualified for the job than any of his rivals. He fails on one count only, that he will never lend himself to be privatized.
Indeed, so it will ever be until the privatization stranglehold of society and its institutions is broken. When this day will come, no one knows. At the moment, it appears to be very distant indeed, as the following segment on synarchism illustrates.
The citadel of fear, Synarchism - synchronized anarchy
Synarchism, of which the Grima process is but a part, is a process based on fear; a deep, deep, fear; an unbounded fear; a self-feeding fear. Tolkien gave the process a face, because its real face is rarely ever recognized. Saruman provides this face. He represents the synarchist process, a process based on fear. Saruman's fear is his fear of Gandalf that echoes the fear of Lord Shelburne in the 18th Century, who feared the humanist ideals that created the United States of America out of an enclave of the British Empire. Shelburn was an immensely powerful man, but also a man torn by fear, an unbounded fear for his empire. Saruman's fear of Gandalf symbolizes this fear, but its real dimension, the modern dimension of the process of synarchism that Shelburne created in response to his fear, can never be fully represented in metaphor. It goes deeper than what any image can convey. Also, it has grown in leaps and bounds since the time when the saga of The Lord of the Rings was created. For this reason one needs to take a more direct look at the face of synarchism in order to recognize what Saruman really represents.
As I said, synarchism is a self-feeding process that grows, that feeds on its own fear, that causes the destruction of the human society to be unleashed in every department of life. It takes away step by step, everything that society has that is even remotely human, because that is what threatens the existence of the masters of the synarchist process, the slaves to an unbounded fear.
This grim assessment is not an exaggeration. Synarchism is designed to take away everything that a human being has, which is required for a society to function.
It takes away your consciousness. Wormtongue does this well, as has been shown.
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