By
James Hufferd, Ph.D.
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Anyone plagued by the
delusion that I’m supporting Donald Trump for president needs to reread in full
my last missive in this space. Actually, it wouldn’t be at all seemly for me to
prefer any of the vast cloud of mainline candidates here at all (Bernie). But
Trump, undeniably beyond narcissistic though he conspicuously more than is, did
us a favor by vividly highlighting the bought, paid-for, and screw everybody
else beholden status of all of his GOP rivals for top-puppet – a not particularly
flattering designation befitting all but JFK (who ran on his father’s money)
among modern U.S. presidents.
Sometimes, we need to
revisit and reiterate our end objective as activists. Mine can be expressed in a
single word: self-government –
enjoyed by the free individual, as far as that is practical for every other
individual, and by the local community, group, or nation in a manner fully
equally representing the needs, views and desires of every individual when it’s
not. (For instance, we can’t each build our own transportation network or devise
our own traffic rules, etc., etc.). And as rigged as our modern politics surely
is at present, I will participate to support any proposal or election
candidate’s agenda credibly counter-tilting in the other direction, away from
élite cooptation, rather than relinquish in a sort of tantrum my right to
participate to influence beneficially, however slightly.
So, how does such a
principled disposition comport with 9/11 truth? It comports because I don’t
believe 9/11 can be accurately viewed in isolation. 9/11 is perhaps the most
vivid expression among many we experience daily of control over us by a
completely unrepresentative power
élite (NWO) which has hijacked our Constitutional instruments and processes
appropriate for self-governance and re-appropriated them surreptitiously to
achieve their own entirely separate and, as the history of many decades now has
clearly shown, psychopathic agenda, brutally oppressive and destructive of
humanity. Very few or none of the grinding and horrific things that have
befallen us on a mass scale over the past number of years would have happened if
the Enlightenment age promise of unmanaged human self-government had been
sufficiently safeguarded and retained. And going forward, it seems reasonable to
expect that regaining or recreating the capacity and fact should serve us
immeasurably better than the continuance of domination by an itself ungoverned
élite.
But is such a change
back and rebirth of freedom even possible? Only if we bear in mind and take to
heart that the greatest superpower there is worldwide – enabled in many ways to
coalesce as never before these days – is world public opinion. If we activists
can manage to inform and jell that to
will and act in concert – even ten or fifteen percent of it, which would be
capable of igniting the rest who favor personal freedom and a decisive check and
influence on future directions – then decidedly, yes!
That’s where I come
down: because recovered self-government will unfold with equality, freedom, democracy, independence as its attributes. Beyond a
doubt, what people everywhere, weary
of trauma, most desperately want is the uncontested, unmanaged power to decide.
There’s literally plenty for everyone, so give people what they want – every sort of needed access now
manipulated or privileged. Think inclusive – let’s pop it all into shape!
JH:
8/19/15
