You Are Being Prepped into Submission
R. LaCasse
Those who have studied history know that nothing invigorates and empowers an
authoritarian regime more than a spectacular act of violence, some sudden
and senseless loss of life that allows the autocrat to stand on the smoking
rubble and identify himself as the hero. It is at moments like this that the
public-still in shock from the horror of the tragedy that has just unfolded
before them-can be led into the most ruthless despotism: despotism that now
bears the mantle of "security."
Acts of terror and violence never benefit the average man or woman. They
only ever benefit those in positions of power.
This is why Nero fiddled while Rome burned: it gave him a chance to throw
the Christians to the lions and rebuild the capital of the Roman Empire in
his own image.
This is why Hearst and the warmongers of the emerging American Empire were
delighted by the destruction of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana Harbor: it gave
them the excuse they needed in order to rouse the public into supporting the
Spanish-American War.
This is why Israel attacked the U.S.S. Liberty in 1967 during the Six Day
War, strafing and torpedoing it relentlessly for hours in a vain attempt to
send it to the bottom: the Israelis believed that the loss of the Liberty
could be blamed on Egypt and draw the Americans into war.
This is why there are hundreds of documented examples of governments staging
attacks in order to blame them on their political enemies. In every
civilization, in every culture, in every historical period, authoritarians
have known that spectacular acts of violence help to further consolidate
their own power and control. And sadly, throughout history there have been
all too many willing to allow attacks to occur, to pretend that attacks have
occurred or even to attack their own population in order to further their
political agenda.
To think that such staged provocations and false flag attacks no longer
occur would be as unrealistic as believing that human nature itself has
changed, that powerful people no longer seek to increase their power, that
influence is never used for deceit or manipulation, that lies are no longer
told to satisfy greed or slake the thirst for control. It is to believe that
our society is immunized from those things that we have seen in every other
society in every other era. In short, it is a dangerous delusion.
The people are once again learning the power of this delusion. They are
learning the extent to which they have been lied to. They are once again
studying their history.
The Russians are learning how the FSB was caught planting bombs in Moscow in
the 1990s during a terror scare that swept Putin into power and stirred the
public into supporting the Second Chechen War. They are learning how their
autocratic ex-President came to power campaigning on the graves of those his
old FSB cronies had killed.
The Israelis are learning how Mossad has been caught time and again posing
as the very Muslim terrorists they claim to be opposing. They are learning
how Israel uses the specter of terror to further extend their blank cheque
drawn on American funds to expand their police state at home and maintain
their hardline stance, the world's sixth-largest nuclear superpower
supposedly threatened by the possibility that one of their neighbors may one
day obtain a single nuclear weapon.
The British are learning how their SAS officers were caught dressing up as
Arabs in Iraq, driving around with trucks full of munitions, shooting at
police to stir up ethnic tensions and insure that permanent bases could be
built in the region. They are learning how Haroon Aswat, the supposed
mastermind behind the 7/7 bombings, was working for British Intelligence..
They are learning how British military intelligence took part in IRA
bombings.
The Indians are learning how the Mumbai attack was helped by an U.S. Agent
who is cooperating with investigators so that he won't face questioning by
foreign authorities.
The Canadians are learning how their own provincial police dressed up as
protestors in 2007 and threatened violence against other police in order to
force a crackdown on peaceful protests.
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And the Americans are learning that there were multiple bombs found,
dismantled and taken out of the Alfred P. Murrah building on April 19, 1995.
They are learning that Timothy McVeigh had written a letter to his sister in
which he claimed to be in the Special Forces for the U.S. Army. They are
learning the bombing was being directed by FBI informants, just as the 1993
World Trade Center bombing was. They are learning about 9/11 and the Gulf of
Tonkin and Operation Northwoods and their own Army Counterinsurgency Manuals
that teach officers how to commit false flag attacks to blame on their
enemies.
In short, the people are learning the truth.
And now we see the same build-up to a false flag event taking place that we
saw in 1995. At that time the U.S. had a corporate media desperate to fling
mud at anyone concerned by the actions of their government, and it had a
government that was desperately unpopular in the face of growing
dissatisfaction. Today we see the exact same factors at play.
If anything, the situation today is worse than it was in the run-up to the
Oklahoma City Bombing, with media consolidation meaning that groups of
concerned citizens like the Oath Keepers are being attacked by the
controlled minions on both the left and the right. And now it is not just
the militia that is being demonized by the establishment: it is veterans and
gun owners, third party supporters and libertarians, anti-war protestors and
human rights campaigners, people who are upset with the government giving
trillions to the banks that have engineered our current financial crisis in
the first place. In short, everyone is now a potential terrorist, according
to the governmental and media agencies that deign to limit our range of
acceptable opinion and control dissent.
Even the word 'terrorist' means something more than it did back in 1995,
after the false flag anthrax attack allowed the passage of the Patriot Act,
after the boogey of Al-CIAda gave the NSA the opportunity to announce that
they were collecting everyone's emails and everyone's telephone calls, after
the former Homeland Security Secretary came out and admitted that the Bush
administration had made up terror threats in order to scare the people into
supporting the government, now we know what the real definition of terrorism
is. It is governments scaring their own populations into line.
But there is something else that's different now from what it was in 1995.
The people are learning something else about terrorism: they are not
terrorists for speaking out against their government. They are not
terrorists for wanting the government to stop selling their children into
servitude to pay bankers their bonuses. They are not terrorists for pointing
out that the FBI and the CIA and Mossad and MI6 are behind every major
terrorist event.
The people are not terrorists because they do not want to see more death.
They do not want more destruction, the spilling of the blood of their fellow
citizens is not in their interests. Death and destruction only ever serves
the governmental and financial and industrial interests who always grow in
power and wealth in the wake of every tragedy. Time and again, the people
pay with their lives, and the governments and the banks and the war machine
only grows and prospers.
The people do not want terrorism because it does not benefit them. It only
benefits the existing power structure.
And this time, if there is another staged event to blame on the government's
enemy of the day, the people will know who to blame.
Related works from The Corbett Report:
You Are Being Prepped
OKC Was an Inside Job
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