The New Protocols
Posted by Socrates in democracy, democrazy, Socrates, William Pierce, William Pierce Wednesday at 2:28 pm | 
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by Dr. William Pierce.
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“Well, let’s not beat around the bush: the appeal of mass democracy lies in the fact that in essentially every country in the world today, the number of persons unable to think for themselves is substantially larger than the number able to make independent decisions. Those unable to think for themselves have their thinking done for them by the people who control the mass media. Which is to say, democracy is the preferred system because it gives the political power to those who own or control the mass media and at the same time allows them to remain behind the scenes and evade responsibility for the way in which they use that power. And the more inclusive the democracy is — that is, the more Alzheimer’s sufferers and Mongoloid cretins and paranoid schizophrenics and people who live in empty packing cases in alleyways and Jamaican immigrants and football fans are able to vote — the more certain is the grip of the media masters on the political process.”
28 July, 2017 at 5:10 am
Absolutely – why is is that our people are afraid to think. However I thought 911 would eventually be a wake up call. I was a kid growing up in the 80s and 90s. On the news they always reported big controlled demolitions from around the world – because it was new technology and it sure looked impressive. Now when 911 happened I got swept up in the emotion and believed the lie. But it was so obviously a controlled demolition it just gnawed at me. Ultimately you will learn that you do have a trustworthy competent discerning mind you can count on. Being free starts with thinking free. Kudos to Alex for this site, the light still burns bright for those willing to see. Throw off the yoke of creepy christianity and stand up for yourself and your people.