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Reading that MX piece led me to find a copy of the ADP to see what the satire was about, since some of the subject matter was quite serious, albeit buried in a humor-piece.

Michael D. Ivey

So, I read your coverage of the Curtis Bowers lecture. I found the Curtis Bowers material to be based on solid perceptions of our situation, but somewhat off-target in its characterization of the nature of the conspiracy that has been so successful in infiltrating and controlling the government of the USA. 

I believe that Bowers’ take on the matter, and probably his research, is short-sighted and reminded me of the parable of the group of blind men describing different parts of an elephant. Bowers thinks that “the elephant” that’s taken over the US republic feels like communism.

This limited research and subsequent characterization as “a communist plot” feeds directly into the tendency within the public mind to denigrate his legitimate observations, such as is the case with the MX satirical piece.

The phrase, “it’s a communist plot” has been used as a joke during my entire life to characterize someone as being paranoid. It’s almost as ubiquitous as the phrase, “conspiracy theorist,” which is used to denigrate any evidence or information presented of the REAL conspiracies in our world.  

We’ve been mentally trained like Pavlov’s dog to automatically react to the terms “conspiracy theory,” “communist plot” and many others with disbelief and derision.

This is why it was necessary for the handlers of G.W. Bush Jr. to place these words in his first major address to the world after 9/11: “Let us never tolerate outrageous conspiracy theories concerning the attacks of September 11th — malicious lies that attempt to shift blame away from the terrorists themselves, away from the guilty.”  

The irony, of course, is that the “conspiracy theory” statement of Bush’s is quite true if interpreted in the proper manner — that the official government story of 9/11 is the outrageous conspiracy theory!

Bowers has legitimate observations of fact, but his problem is that he’s still stuck in the “Right-Left Paradigm.” This leads him to characterize the takeover of the United States and other Western republics with terms such as “liberal,” “communist” and “socialist” — terms which do more harm to the effort to awaken people than good.

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Curtis Bowers

One might just as easily characterize the New World Order in terms from the other side of the R-L Paradigm, such as “fascist,” “neo-conservative,” “neo-feudalism” and such.  All such terms only describe one small part of “the elephant” that’s taken over our government, when in fact, it includes all these elements.

Bowers is completely correct in stating that the conspiracy to establish a “New World Order” was established before the turn of the 20th century and is being carried out in the manner of the Fabian Socialists of that time — that is, by gradual infiltration of the centers of political and corporate power. 

Infiltration is complimented with the methodologies of intimidation, the “purchasing” of loyalty and recruitment of key individuals into the plan. Such is the reason-for-being of the Council on Foreign Relations, the membership of which having dominated all positions of the Executive Branch for decades.

This methodology has been extremely successful.  The conspirators now control practically every national governmental body and most certainly the United Nations and the European Union, which are nothing but NWO front organizations.

So, I salute Bowers for his courage in attempting to awaken people to the imminent threat of the destruction of our Republic and the imposition of a hard-core police-state tyranny while people sit entranced by football, electronic toys and celebrity worship.

Bowers just needs to expand his research so that he understands that it’s not a “communist plot of the left” per se. The New World Order being planned for the Earth’s population has elements of communism, fascism and scientific dictatorship.

There really is a war on for our minds.  May all who have ears to hear begin to wake up to it and begin to resist it in any manner possible. Start here: http://www.infowars.com .

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Michael D. Ivey lives in Asheville.