Look to other sources for truth

History is full of organizations with a secret element to them. In our nation today, the reports and correspondence of much of all federal agencies is deemed classified and withheld from the public. Such organizations as Rosicrucians, Freemasons, Skull and Bones, Council on Foreign Relations, Illuminate, Bilderbergs all adhere to secrecy. 

If the American citizens knew the degree of control the members of these organizations have on government policy, they would be appalled. These so -called elites literally decide what laws will be passed, what wars will be engaged in, what taxes will be paid and what candidates will be nominated. 

I believe the two-party system of politics today is little more than a vehicle for the elites to do what they want while giving the electorate the impression they have a choice in national policy.

The reality is that the people in our nation still have the potential to control their destiny, but in practice, have little influence. 

There are many reasons for this sorry state of affairs, but I believe chief among them are these: Forty thousand lobbyists ensconced in our nation’s capital; the decline of the power of the states with passage of the seventeenth amendment; voter fraud; consolidation of power by family dynasties; and career politicians and federal control over the public education system. 

The international banking cartel and multinational corporations have gradually acquired control of most of the world’s assets, but thirst for complete control of the world and it’s people. 

These elites will continue to cajole the people into going along with their agenda by the use of misinformation dispensed by the media which they own; by fear tactics (the threat of terrorism or global warming); by noble sounding movements (making the world safe for democracy, environmentalism, sustained development) and the elimination of the world “bad guys” by the use of regime change.

I urge everyone to quit using the corporate elite owned news media for your information. Instead, see what alternate sources have to say and use common sense to differentiate truth from fiction.  

—Bill Payne

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