Ponder This: The Dark Arts By Hugo Omar Aghosta



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Written By: Hugo Omar Aghosta
 

Ponder This: The Dark Arts  

Few know the absolute contempt for the status quo that fuels purveyors of the dark arts. Fewer understand this festering contempt presents first as malice, then elicits action, encourages further education, deeper learning and an ever increasing ability to connect the dots, find, expose and discern truth. 

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 John Perkins said, "I wish it was a conspiracy because then we'd investigate, find those responsible and bring them to justice." 
 
The reality is different

We have a culture predicated on consumption, in debt up to their necks, (irrespective of earnings). Corporatism is the new patriotism. buy, buy, buy, buy, consume, consume. 

We love our corporations so much we made them people, gave them the legal right to purchase votes (Congressmen/women) via Citizen's United, and in the name of profit can be forgiven almost any short-sighted example of poor corporate stewardship.

We decry massive salaries and bonuses to CEOs; we are outraged at the treatment of our veterans, our poor and the homeless, yet we stand by as special interests summarily ravage an indigenous culture (for oil), or bang the war drums in the name terror (for profit) because we are so beholden to the god of consumption, so entertained by all our choices, so willing to complain a little, but then, ultimately comply...

"Demand accountability"


"Unless the rules change, it's all going to stay the same"
"Reject the narrative."

"If they wanted you to know the truth, you wouldn't have to dig deep for it"


"Follow the money, you'll find the scoundrel"
"Make bribery illegal again"

#FlushCongress

I'm not a club member, but will defend the age-old idea till i die A
 
From the Creed:
 
"Those who make the attaining of knowledge their highest priority, Are of the collective. The will of Anonymous is unclassifiable and therefore is unconquerable. The idea is bullet proof. The elite can never destroy it. This is the root of its purpose."

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