Q. How can you or anyone else figure out what the "truth" is?
A. Easy. Figure out governments, corporations, other institutions and people lie. A lot. Then find out who consistently exposes their lies, see if they make sense with better info, then see how you can too. We can just compare different sources of info and think about them. We shouldn't be scared to learn new things from each other, that causes problems. We have to realize if something is stupid, we can laugh at it. If it's smart, we can appreciate, enoy and share it like anything else. We pass on tips every day, so this stuff is the same thing.
Most people don't have the resources of the mass media, so we should understand how they work to use the info they get. If a story is promoted widely, it's likely "propaganda" meant to be seen by all of us. Rare stories that challenge mainstream views, or that are "reported but not repeated", are more likely truth. Just saying the media lies and guessing about the truth doesn't work. We end up choosing different lies to pointlessly argue with each other. Millions worldwide have found better options. We can too. We just have to trust each other.
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Q. Why bother learning all this "bad" or "serious" stuff at all?
A. To lower stress. Bad info can lead to bad thoughts, decisions or reactions. Bad advice can lead to unhappiness. Good advice can lead to happiness. People who take dozens of pills, or self-help books, will realize those solutions don't work for them if they get to see others. Once we all understand the big bad ideas pushed by people in power to confuse and control us for years, we can see if the smaller decisions we make are good or not. Relationships have been under attack for years, so we should all figure out how to repair them too.
Practical advice in a world where we know people lie, mostly for money, is the most important thing. Canadians should allow each other to politely share common sense options that can improve our health, wealth and relationships. We can just take it or leave it. We don't even have talk about it if we don't want to. We can all just pass on flyers, dvds, websites or anything we think someone can use. While online "spam" is something we learned to hate, emails from friends shouldn't be called that. We should see how trust is eroded to rebuild it.
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Q. But haven't there always been bad people who run the world?
A. Yes. But we used to fight with them. We still remember and admire that fact today. That's the only way things got better. Otherwise they got a lot worse. Often for a long time. That's why we're so discouraged from thinking and learning about them today. Many people don't look into their plans and don't allow others to tell them what they've found. Unsurprisingly, our corporate-culture discourages us from looking into corporate crimes. On purpose. So, we can see things are getting worse faster and can't deal with it and learn to feel helpless.
Children may be scared to learn things, but they're still encouraged to. Adults are more mature, so they can just compare what fellow adults with peers, passion, persistence and proof spend years researching and sharing worldwide with what they usually get. Avoiding this and just getting used to having bad people in charge is something we should think about very carefully before we accept it. If we feel helpless, the people in power don't have to lie to us, so they can get away with murder. That's why just saying "Who cares?" is a very bad idea.
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Q. Are there good people in the "system" who we can work with?
A. Yes. But many solutions the "system" promotes widely are controlled to hide the truth and other options. This allows our problems to persist and get worse. For example, running marathons to promote banks and sell cancer drugs isn't as good as learning ways to prevent us getting cancer, something many groups don't discuss because the people there know they're not supposed to. After 80 years of research, if big drug companies still haven't cured cancer, then it's probably just better to try and avoid getting it. There's lots of this stuff.
100 years ago, super-rich people created tax-exempt foundations to hand out grants to control science, education, activism and how we think. We have to look past what most groups offer to finally find actual "solutions" to our problems. Otherwise they'll keep making more money off more problems while the rest of us suffer for it. By sharing the truth about how all of this works, we can push the whole "system" to offer us better. They'll have to change to get support and donations, plus good people on the inside will be glad they can do better work.
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Q. Wouldn't you just join the establishment too if you had a chance?
A. No. Like anyone else I'll get a job to survive and enjoy life, but there's a much bigger picture which we're all starting to see more clearly. The people in charge are lowering our living standards in Canada and worldwide. They're poisoning our food, air, water, minds, bodies and souls. They're not trying to stop. They're making things more expensive. They tell us the present is full of problems and we have no future, so we should play now as much as possible. It's in books and movies and more. This will get worse and "normal" unless we object.
We all live here and should enjoy our time and do what we can to be as happy as we can be. But, we should also stop things from getting worse. Plus, if we often still need to look for happiness, then we're not finding it, so what we're doing is making us unhappy on some level. The people at the top are corrupting our cultures to make us all accept their "global" system. They're still stepping up control and surveillance, or their "security" against "us", because they know that we can beat them. But: they're not finished yet. So: neither are we.
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Q. What can most people do when it seems like we can't stop them?
A. We can. The super-rich families at the top have all the money and power in the world, but they're paranoid and worried about people taking it when we find out what they're up to. The only reason we feel like we can't stop them is we've been taught to fear them and to not learn or think enough about what they're up to and what to do about it. Or to think it's being done for us. This was done to control us easier. But, because some people disagreed for decades, we all have enough proof, info and ideas to work with to fight back where we live.
The only thing that's ever worked against corrupt governments and the people who control them is calm and consistent communication with our neighbours on a regular basis so we could all help each other figure out what's going on and what to do about it. The reason just 6% of people in France took the H1N1 shot is because they warned each other about the fraud. The reason 30% of Canadians took it is because we didn't. We don't even have to discuss stuff, we can just pass on info that we can look into on our own time to catch up fast.
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Q. Who are the people who run the world and how do they work together?
A. Royalty. The British Empire and other colonial powers ran the world for 500 years. No one ever stopped them, so they never stopped and were still granting countries "independence" in the 60's. The Bank of England in 1694 birthed the modern global system of central banks. They print money from nothing and loan it to governments who use it and tax their people to pay it back with interest. Their Royal Institute for International Affairs (Chatham House) think tank has satellites worldwide like the U.S. CFR and the Canadian Council of Chief Executives.
Politicians are their puppets. They use their freemason and other secret societies now public in movies and more, to infiltrate the world. They cut deals with other international elites. They fight, but they often make more money working together to rob us instead. They want to form a neo-communist world government by 2012 run by big banks, corporations, foundations, NGO's and the United Nations. The "war on terror" takes our rights. The "global warming terror" takes our stuff. They also want to control and reduce the worlds population. They need to be stopped.
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Q. What happens if we actually "win" and and powerful people get mad at us?
A. Something. But, that depends on whether or not we know what they're up to, just like it always does. Their "global" system depends on both telling and accepting lies. Once the truth is known by too many people, most of their scams don't work. If we can control the people who control the people with guns, or our police, military and intelligence officers, then we have protection from them being ordered to attack us and can work with them to protect Canada from any external threats. That's why locally pressuring the system for better policies is so important.
After that, smart people in a big country full of resources will figure something out. We can make peace with other groups and countries while keeping a strong and open military, security and intelligence network. Instead of keeping secrets, we can expose them so there's no shadiness behind the scenes. Our now massive Canadian bureaucracy can simply be locally re-directed into working for us, like private sector job creation and training. We can use 21st Century technology to affect any local decisions in a direct democracy. It's all been made possible today.
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Q. What would you do as Mayor of Toronto that others can't or won't do?
A. More. After years of research into how the people in power work and how it affects our health, wealth and relationships, I'm pretty good at figuring out how we can deal with it and improve lives in our city. I can make sure it's easier for people to share what they've learned to help rebuild trust and relationships and protect each other. I'm also open to opinions outside of the mainstream to compare them and come up with the best solutions. I know which big ideas being pushed fit into the bigger picture and can help us work with others to reject them.
I want to make sure people are constantly telling City employees what they want so we get it. So, I'll open up permanent communication channels to make sure public pressure can outweigh corporate and international interest groups now dictating local policy. Once everybody in Toronto knows what's happening and our options, we can support the changes we want and reject the ones we don't. As a natural leader and good communicator, I can work well with everybody to make sure we feel up to the challenge. I want to get real stuff done so we can finally relax.
