Perhaps more than on any other, the brighter souls have shed more light for us all on the subject of liberty.
Therefore there is no room here for all that light.
There's only room to trace the bend of things, as they slide into darkness.
The destruction of liberty is an ancient science, which has been perfected over time.
And the perfect destruction of liberty is that which leaves no trace.
Traces of liberty.
Traces of desire for liberty.
Traces of awareness of liberty.
In the first stage, the élite uses force. But force leaves something to be desired:
Torturers must be bought and kept loyal. And it takes lots of them.
Slaves are aware of chains, of whips and of torturers.
It all adds up to an enslavement just a tad unstable.
In the second stage the élite users fear. But fear too may leave something to be desired:
Fear must be stoked with perpetual emergencies, and raising them endlessly to overcome desensitisation and disenchantment is rather demanding, if not unsustainable in the long run.
Just in passing, anyway the demonstration that the enemies of Humanity and of Life know their business is the power of the Trojan horse they chose - fear -, and the demonstration of the power of fear is how many give up liberty despite the obviousness of these facts:
How does organised crime sell its "protection"?
It has been said: "If you allow the government to break the law during an emergency, they will create emergencies to break the law."
A cartoon circulates lately of two people saying: "There you go: with this jab your constitutional rights are renewed until the next deadline." "Thank you so much; liberty is everything to me!"
In the final analysis, as Benjamin Franklin said: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety [and they will very quickly lose both]."
In the third stage the élite uses the illusion of liberty. Which as an illusion can lack solidity.
If the jailers convince the inmates that liberty consists of choosing the curtains for the bars on the windows, the inmantes will convince themseleves they are free.
And alas, often illusion can be less unstable than force and fear.
In the fourth stage the élite uses the repudiation of liberty. Which, until it lasts, works well.
Here we move from the surrender under duress to the voluntary repudiation.
The term repudiation is more befitting than the term rejection because the human being is born free, but can get low enough to flee from liberty.
And alas, the lower the human beings get, the more stable repudiation is.
In the fifth stage the élite uses the unawareness of liberty.
Just as a building cannot be better than its bricks, and an evaluation cannot be better than the data it is based upon, so one cannot desire what one is not aware of.
And alas, unawareness can be a bottomless pit, from which the return can be arduous.
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe said: "None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free." But we have seen that the élite has perfected even worse methods to destroy liberty.
In fact, Aldous Leonard Huxley maybe said: "The perfect dictatorship would have the appearance of a democracy, but would basically be a prison without walls in which the prisoners would not even dream of escaping. It would essentially be a system of slavery where, through consumption and entertainment, the slaves would love their servitude."
Therefore here the question is: is there another stage?
Alas, yes.
In the sixt stage the élite will remove the very source of their problem.
What is the subject of liberty? That which is either free or slave?
The human being.
You.
The name of the sixt stage is: transhumanism. If they can turn you from human being into a machine, their problem is solved at the root.
