Jubilee Prosperity

We can put our joystick of mental masturbation away and actually engage our being, life and mind to love life to its fullest potential.

We can understand, protect and defend the timeless principles that were the impetus for the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights: Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness. John Locke and the Colonists called Happiness Property, often under attack by Big Brother Corporate Government.

The Tavistock Clinic:

Our brief overview of social engineering begins at London’s Tavistock Clinic. The doctors of Tavistock adopted Bertrand Russell’s view the human mind is simply a binary processor of stimuli, which avoids pain and seeks pleasure.

It was from this standpoint the Tavistock Institute developed peculiar techniques for exploiting groupthink, mass psychology or race consciousness.

According to the official history of the Tavistock Clinic:

In 1920, under its founder Dr. Hugh Crichton-Miller’s leadership, the Clinic made a significant contribution to the understanding of the traumatic effects of shell shock…[2]

It began as an exploration of shell shock, sometimes called PST: Post Traumatic Stress, and its effects on individuals. It evolved into explorations of how to induce the state of shell shock or PST on entire populations. In recent generations, this was done by Focus Groups, Mass Media, Nightly News Polls and Talk Shows which gradually subtly eroded our underlying values of self-preservation like the frog in a pot of water on the stove.

Exactly how were budget-busting tax-raising quagmire wars in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan in our interest?

For that matter, have expensive multi-generational wars on cancer, drugs, heart disease, hunger, illiteracy, medicare, over-population, pollution, poverty, social security and violence achieved victory?

Or will government bailouts and future wars on broken banks and companies, communications, energy, green global warming and transportation with cap and trade taxes and universal healthcare likely work either?

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