The world becoming America

[undergroundpanther]

America

The creation of the United States of America represents the pinnacle of the elite's ambitions for world domination. America is, in essence, a prototype for world consumer culture. By encouraging a broad base of racial groups to settle and develop under their constant control, the banking families have been able to slowly direct the natural evolution of a form of social order that humans from any background can adapt to, without a significant number of them becoming sufficiently dissociated to actually take up arms and overthrow the system. This is aided by a highly repressive justice system and backed by the largest prison population on the planet. Now that the technological revolution has facilitated the expression of American cultural values across the world, America is, in effect, expanding until the 50 states actually encompass the whole globe in all but name. Our planet is slowly becoming America.
http://personal.inet.fi/private/nw/jung.html#one
http://www.thepositiverealm.org/page10.html
http://www.cassiopaea.com/cassiopaea/sanity25.htm

Does this Quote below remind you of what is happening in Iraq?
With the people traumatized and ruined, that HUGE Embassy being built,there..

"Conquered states.... can be held by the conqueror in three different ways. The first is to ruin them, the second for the conqueror to go and reside there in person and the third is to allow them to continue to live under their own laws, subject to a regular tribute, and to create in them a government of the few who will keep the country friendly to the conqueror." - Niccolo Machiavelli, The Prince

Bush is an elitist asshole and everyone of his class /kind is a asshole and is a menace to humanity.

[Lilith Velkor]

1. The huge prison population is a backdoor reintroduction of slavery.

Arbeit macht frei...

[tjwash]

2. Machiavelli is overrated.

The guy never had any real experience away from Europe and the extent of his travels were diplomatic missions to Italy, France and Germany. He was always given higher accolades as a political "theorist" than I felt he ever deserved. To me his stuff always read like detached theories about the political process from a bitter individual who could no longer have any direct participation in them.

Machiavelli does not really apply to the situation in Iraq in my humble opinion, simply because he never had the benefit of direct experience with dealing with the Persians. If he had, then his writings would have turned out completely different than they ultimately did. As nice in theory that his triad of controlling conquered states are, one only has to go back to the Soviet Union, and their failed quagmire in Afghanistan to see that none of them actually apply. The Soviets lost 14,453 soldiers and had 53,753 soldiers wounded. Before they crawled out of there with their tails between their legs. They were stuck there for over 10 years. We ourselves are finding out the hard way in Iraq that the theory of divide and conquer just does not work in the ME. Never has, never will.