Editor, Times-Union: There was a fellow contemporary the other day who wanted to know how in the world I could even be thinking about more government and more debt with a single-payer health care, and the first thought that came to my head was: Oh! The bewildered herd. The Grand Illusionist have cast their spell. What government is this fellow contemporary referring to, because we do not have a government, we have a corporation (United States, Inc.: The District of Columbia Organic Act of 1871) run by an oligarchy for profit; also, what part of debt is this individual talking about, because in all reality – all money is debt. Let me explain. United States Inc.’s. commodity, or product, is money – they produce money, and the way this money gets into society is by loans with interest. You see – all money is debt which we owe to the corporation plus interest, most of all – the paper we carry around in our pockets is nothing but a promissory note we owe to United States Inc. It may appear at first to be incredibly difficult to understand how a relative handful of oligarchs (rulers) can delude over three million people in this country, however, it is in fact comparatively easy once you have control of education, the media, the sources of information and the mantra (repetitiveness) of messages which bombard the conscious and subconscious mind from cradle to grave, consequently they become the Grand Illusionist. It is a grand illusion. The national debt is a mirage, and a talking point used to keep the herd in fear. How can you have a national debt when you own the printing presses, and you can print money out of thin air any time you want? It is an illusion. This country will run out of resources before United States Inc. runs out of money, because their product is money, which they print for profit. The first thing we have to remember is that nothing is as it seems. We can only see what we understand, and everything else is an illusion. The United States is a corporation, and like any corporation their goal is to make a profit for their shareholders. As illustrated by the millions of dollars paid out to CEO’s in the many different branches of this corporation, and healthcare is just one branch of many. My fellow contemporary is just one of the millions of the bewildered herd saying baa, baa, baa as they go along in life, along with a dose of fear from the sheep dog (the illusionist) when they get out of line. For example, fear in the form of such myths as the national debt and big government when in all reality it is just a grand illusion, because there is no government, it is United States Inc., and the national debt is a fairy tale. Baa, baa, baa go the bewildered herd as the illusionist cast their spell. Bennie Hively Warsaw, via email
