Daniel Quinn in his book "Beyond
Civilization", suggests our hierarchical civilization 'has introduced
humanity to oppression, injustice, poverty, chronic famine, incessant violence,
genocide, global warfare, corruption, and wholesale environmental
destruction.' Our 'civilization' thing isn't working and hasn't been
for quite some time. His answer is simple; "If the airplane is in trouble,
you don't shoot the pilot, you grab a parachute and jump. To overthrow the
hierarchy is pointless; we just want to leave it behind...to discontinue
supporting it."
Well this Bilderberg/New World Order/
One-World-Government thing is obviously not working either. Taking a
closer look at the fundamental belief system of "Globalist"
businessmen, we witness corporate executives and
wanna-be rich people who firmly assert 'no matter what, ...profit is
the bottom line.' That is the loose screw...it is
the 'no matter what' part that is the basis of wanton destructions on this
planet.
'No matter what' we establish our 'civilization' across
this globe...and then we make up 'safe' history to glorify colonialism and
ignore the collateral damage. 'No matter what' we support the war-for-profits agenda of the New World Order club to
sell and use depleted uranium tipped artillery shells, and then ignore the
radio-active fallout which kills for years to come. Does this sound like
sensible, foreign relations to you?
When we are willing to ignore pollution of our air
and water, ignore the environmental havoc that affects the health of our
children, ignore the radio-active fallout upon soldiers and civilians,
ignore the low wages our working class is expected to survive on, and in
the process create a drug-dependent culture of elderly and youth... all in
the name of profit, then is it not time to question the bottom line?
Is it not time to question our "profit at whatever the cost" social belief
system? Is it not time for members of the Trilateral Commission, The
Bilderberg Group, The Committee of Three Hundred, The Rockefeller/Rothechild
club and the Bohemian Club... to give their heads a shake and notice just
what is going on in the name of globalism?
Unfortunately, the Bilderberg members actually buy into
their own misinformation system...and like alcoholics they remain in denial of
the everyday horrors resulting from the pursuit of "globalist" agendas.
What possible sense does mining for gold make when it leaves behind a
whole community and its environment swimming in a river of arsenic
tailings? Where does the 'civilized' part come in, when we
chemically spray-by-air the Central Americans in order to dominate the
cocaine industry? Or does committing genocide on the Middle
Eastern citizens for oil and heroin profits sound like an
intelligent, Christian response? And do we simply forget the toxic
dioxins left to poison the once lush and fertile soil of Vietnam after we
spray Agent Orange by the millions of gallons in order to "liberate" their
peoples from the purported enemy? Is this what the exponents of the
New World Order would have us believe is the road to freedom?
It is time for all concerned citizens to give their head a
shake...and ask what it is that religion, government, and education is
standing for today. What do we stand for? What do I stand
for? And then comes the big one..."What am I going to do about
it?"
Bill Woollam
675 Charlotte St
Duncan, BC, Canada
V9L 2V7
Some additional news to substantiate
the above claims...
May 22, George W. and his group signed Executive Order 13303
which grants US oil corporations operating in Iraq permanent immunity from any
legal actions under US or international law over any offense such as worker
safety, oil spills, or breach of contract; both France and newcomer Russia had
extended credit to the old regime. (World Socialist Web Site, August 19, via
Alanna Hartzok)
After being entertained by two years of lobbying, Bush's Environmental
Protection Agency ruled that when polluters modernize their plants, they no
longer have to install devices that curb pollution. That lets 17,000 power
plants, oil refineries, pulp and paper mills, chemical plants and other
industrial facilities save billions of dollars. Failure to install pollution
controls on 51 filthy facilities is responsible for 5,000 to 9,000 premature
deaths and 80,000 to 120,000 asthma attacks every year. Installing devices on
these 51 plants would cut nearly 7 million tons of pollutants every year, half
the air pollution generated by all electric utilities in the United States.
Several environmental organizations and state attorney generals vowed to take
the Bush EPA to court. (New York Times, Aug 27)