All is for the best
Believe in what we’re told
Blind men in the market
Buying what we’re sold
…King George was
a tyrant.
…Americans fought
for independence.
…Americans won
their independence.
…the founding fathers were
selfless.
…government exists
to protect my life and property.
…the time during the Articles of Confederation was
chaotic.
…a written
constitution is a check on government expansion.
…the Constitution protects
my rights.
…Thomas Jefferson favored
a smaller central government.
…America was never
about Empire.
…Lincoln saved
the Union.
…Lincoln cared
about the slaves.
…Lincoln was honest.
…the West
was wild.
…Japan’s aggression in Asia was
a shock to the US government.
…democracy represents the
best form of government.
…democracies are reluctant
to go to war.
…laissez-faire capitalism
caused the great
depression.
…Hoover was a do-nothing president.
…Stalin was a victim of Hitler’s
aggression.
…Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor was
a surprise.
…World War II ended
the depression.
…World War II was the
good war.
…World War II was fought by the
greatest generation.
…the United States
defeated Hitler.
...Germany was the only combatant to commit atrocities in Europe.
...Germany was the only combatant to commit atrocities in Europe.
…the atomic bombs ended
the war.
…the atomic bombs saved one
million lives.
…the US government would
stand against world government.
…the US military fights for my
freedom.
…the US military fights for the freedom of other,
less fortunate, people.
…the global presence of the US military is
an unwanted burden.
…foreign wars are almost…romantic.
…JFK was shot by a
lone nut.
…by saving and working hard, you will retire
into the American dream.
…money and banking must be managed
by the state.
…the United States is a
nation of laws, not men.
…there is a meaningful
difference between democrats and republicans.
…a third
party would provide the solution.
…CATO is a friend
of liberty.
…Milton Friedman was a free-market
economist.
…central banking is not central
planning.
…central banks are
necessary to regulate markets.
…nineteen men could…well, you know.
…they hate us for
our freedom.
…a police officer’s job is to protect and
to serve.
Pangloss gave instruction in metaphysico-theologico-cosmolo-nigology. He proved admirably that there cannot possibly be an effect without a cause and that in this best of all possible worlds the baron’s castle was the most beautiful of all castles and his wife the best of all possible baronesses. —It is clear, said he, that things cannot be otherwise than they are, for since everything is made to serve an end, everything necessarily serves the best end. Observe: noses were made to support spectacles, hence we have spectacles. Legs, as anyone can plainly see, were made to be breeched, and so we have breeches. . . . Consequently, those who say everything is well are uttering mere stupidities; they should say everything is for the best.
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Dropping out of high-school 36 years ago, at the age of 16, was probably the best decision of my life. Even then, I realized that we were being taught pure BS; and that we were not free. The very fact that NYC schools were (and still are) a model of dystopia run amuck was proof of what could be expected in the lives of, and society composed of those therein indoctrinated. Before dropping-out, I'd spend school days riding the NYC subways to distant and unknown locales; and walking around such places. THAT was a great education! After escaping HS, I'd spend a lot of time in libraries; studying what interested me and had relevance to my life; and from the perspectives of many different authors, instead of just one which was picked for all by some communist Jew on a school board. That, and going to work as self-employed micro-businessman at that age, really taught me how the world and real-life operate- and gave me a truly well-rounded education.
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" "Public" schools are there to educate and make you successful".
Very good add!
DeleteThe lies have a very long time line. How do you explain that?
ReplyDeleteA well-developed toolkit for the use of the elite.
DeleteYes, the lies go way back, being founded in service an industrial revolution based on the following:
Delete"We don't need a nation of thinkers, we need a nation of workers." — John D. Rockefeller
Rememebr the purpose of Gooferment Skrules is to produce cannon fodder for the Army, willing morons for the factories, and useful idiots to vote for and be led by the elite!
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