-Caveat Lector- The Wisdom of the Parasite: Growth Through Misfortune
Randy Lavello September 8 2003 Every time a catastrophe strikes a people, a government seems to gain from it. The very instinct to form a government is guided by a desire for safety from outside enemies and domestic problems. It logically follows that any time the people are endangered or inconvenienced, the government corporate entity currently in command will always reap the benefits. Blackouts and energy privatization have gone hand in hand both in Californian and South America. We're now being told, here in the Northeast, that the electrical grid needs to be updated; with Bush Jr. squatting in the Oval Office, we'll likely see the same results he allowed to transpire in Texas while governor. Bush Jr. deregulated emissions for energy consortiums based in Texas while governor and allowed his friends at Enron to do as they pleased. Should we expect a different result while he occupies the White House with every sort of parasitic energy baron? What lesson was sent to energy corporations by the Enron case? Why would they cease in pillaging when they can always escape justice? The corporations, with price gouging on the horizon, are not the only beneficiaries of this blackout; our government was able to test for a Civil Preparedness Emergency. Director of Homeland Security, Tom Ridge said of the Blackout, on Tuesday, August 19th, "Let's just call it an initial test of our relationship, and I think it worked pretty well." Every Police Officer in New York State was on duty, patrolling every street, and guarding "potential targets." Now, when a State of Emergency is declared, and when we'll all be arrested for merely leaving our houses, they know just how many cops they can place on just how many corners. In White Plains, New York, the police exercised their ability to institute laws on a whim by forcing all bars to close. While they didn't say it was illegal, they said the owners couldn't sell alcohol to people during a blackout. I guess there was no such thing as a pub in New York State prior to Edison's invention of the light bulb. All those who believed oil had nothing to do with our adventure in Iraq can now say with conviction that they were correct, as they hand their money over at the gas station attendant. The logic being that, had this been a war for oil, we wouldn't be paying over two dollars a gallon. The oil companies will pounce on the slightest excuse to gouge prices; we now can see that it makes no difference to consumers whether oil comes from foreign oil companies or U.S. based oil companies. Though, it seems they're all agents of foreign powers these days: whether it's corporate chairmen or government officials! When societies are struck with calamities and inconvenience, it is viewed by the people as a misfortune and a bad thing. However, to the wealthy men manipulating events, these are always the greatest opportunities. Every horrible event in modern history has benefited the globalists, bankers, and governments. Were the wealthy men who control our government committing suicide during the Great Depression? To them it was the time to buy - truly a time for consolidation! FDR allowed the tragedy at Pearl Harbor to happen; what seems like a disaster to us is actually a lever of power to others. The World Trade Center was obviously demolished by bombs at the bases of the structures, yet the people are made to believe that the diversion of the airliners brought the towers down…all to force us to accept larger, more corrupt and tyrannical government! What seemed to us like the greatest tragedy in our nations history was made to happen in order to reap the immense benefits of th e dis solution of the Bill of Rights and wartime profits. This blackout, which logic tells was likely invented, is only another step in corporate consolidation of our income, our rights, and, finally, ourselves. These men, who scurry through the corridors of our nation, are truly the lowest form of human life yet to dwell upon this earth. There is nothing so lowly and disgraceful as the parasite - as that which dwells upon the misery and misfortune of others. The lowest type of person manipulates life on earth - what a sad, sorry time! At least, in times long past, tyrants were visible and the hand of oppression was seen. These unseen parasites, not even noble enough to show their rotten faces, have plagued humanity for hundreds of years… but their time is coming. These ticks and leeches, these defects of the gene pool, these who actually believe the parasite is the highest type of man, their time is nearing it's end. As the clasp tightens, a reaction draws ever nearer. 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