you are
Not fit for self-rule
every kingdom, empire, state or nation that has ever existed, is born of and sustains itself with the presumption that the people are incapable of governing themselves. only people born royal or elected by the good fortune and grace of royalty are fit to rule, qualified to govern. the ongoing objective of the malevolent line has been control.
for most of our history, this may have been true, but equally true is the existence of an ongoing effort to enlighten and educate, to make the people literate, wise, and fit to rule. the ultimate aim of the benevolent line has always been self-rule, anarchy; the people are fated to take on the responsibility of their own governance.
the United States of America was always meant to be the fulfillment of that destiny, the culmination of that fate, the geographical, economic and sociopolitical manifestation of self-rule. it is safe to say, that hasn't happened, and every day it seems less of a fateful inevitability.
we the people have a right and a responsibility to ask, why?
is it true that the people are not fit to rule? is there some fundamental reason that education, experience, and enlightenment will never be sufficient to make self-rule possible? or has the very real potential for harmonious anarchy been undermined in some way?
the evidence of an ongoing and increasingly sophisticated effort to poison and stupefy the masses is substantial, and the suppression of the physical and psychospiritual well being of the people grows more obvious every day.
the answer to the second question is yes.
just as obvious is that the people have not come together, taken control away from the linage of presumptuous malevolence, and thus become the manifestation of their own destiny. is this because they are poisoned and stupefied, or are they poisoned and stupefied because of this? probably some of both, but more than either, the people have not had the opportunity to embrace their fate.
the supposed weight of history appears as necessity, and even the greatest efforts to bring about self-rule through revolution, eventually buckle beneath supposed burden of it.
if the presumption in malevolence is that the people are not fit to rule, then the presumption in benevolence is that there be necessity in history. there is pragmatism, things that work and do not work, but no necessity. in the end, both presumptions amount to the same lack of confidence, the same cowardice. the people are not fit to rule, because history says it is so, and the people in turn believe it.
but who is the voice of history? empire. the malevolent line. it is the snake at the heart of the garden. unlike the evidence of the people's suppression, the evidence in history is anecdotal, designed to reinforce the presumption and belief that the people are not fit to rule. and we are.
there has never existed a global population of human beings more fit, more ready, more capable of self-rule. but we will not be handed the opportunity by them that would rather we not, and for reasons discussed elsewhere, we also cannot take the opportunity.
therefore, we must hand it to our selves.
for the first time, the technological infrastructure exists to distribute word of the shifting paradigm, to coordinate, orchestrate, proliferate peace. never before has there been so much expertise, so widely distributed, so fed the fuck up. there are massive quantities of refined resources stockpiled in the form of urban development in every corner of the world, and the processes by which more can be attained are near perfected. the maddening surplus of bureaucracy that exists everywhere could easily be appropriated and put to one final use voluntarily relocating the people to the places where they would want to settle and begin the unending adventure of learning to steward.
call it
The velvet Finale
never has there been a time and place better suited to light this particular way than right now in the United States of America. all we the people need is courage, and the word go.
be not afraid- go.
