--{ Ode to P.T. Barnum and His Modern Ilk:
"Ancient Past is Full of Myth and Confusions,
A Goldmine for Shysters with 'What If?' Conclusions,
His Imagination is Constantly Movin',
Claiming Things that Cannot Be Proven,
For Every Wonderful Thing We Like to Believe,
There's a Clever Shyster Ready to Deceive
For Personal Gain and for Aggrandizement,
'Cause Mystery is its Own Advertisement,
Historians Like the Past All Neat and Tidy,
Giving Too Much Credence to Rich and Mighty,
Optimists Say, 'No Aliens, World's Perfect and Bright,'
The Pessimists Fear the Latter are Right,
Take the Best from Belief and to All Good Luck,
Enjoy Glib-Tongue Shysters, But Don't Be a Schmuck" © Alan Watt }--
Waking Up, Knowing Something's Wrong, Seeing Injustices - Generational Indoctrination, Youth Programmed for Coming Changes - Sociological Study of Dictatorships -
Worship of Mao Tse-Tung and "Heroes" - Elevation onto the Stage (Altar) - Beria - Logical Critical Thinking, Questioning All Data - "Rebel" Groups Given Ideas and Fashions.
Collectivist-Socialist System, State Makes ALL Your Decisions for You - "Ultra-Liberals" Used to bring in World Soviet then Destroyed.
Religion of Elite - Darwinian Eugenics, "Evolved" Superior and "Unevolved" Inferior Types - "Evolution" based on Hinduism -
Madam Blavatsky, Theosophy to Blend East and West (and Spirit with Science) - Darwinism to Destroy Old Religions - Medical Quackery, "Wonder Drugs" of Pharmacology.
Changing Theories of Science and Medicine (Never Admit Wrongs) - Corrupted Institutions - Albert Einstein - Isaac Newton - Famous Front-Men Elevated to Status -
Foundations' Agenda - Club of Rome - Marx's Telegraph to Lincoln Congratulating Him - U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights, Early U.S. - Revolution vs. Rebellion - French Revolution.
John Dewey, Lester Pearson, Invasion from "Outer Space" to Unite World - Von Daniken Exposed - Profit from "Aliens".
(See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.)
*Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 12, 2010 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)