JESUS, WHEN WILL WE GET PAST THIS SCAM?
I am not using the name of Jesus in vain. I am sincerely asking a question, albeit a rhetorical one. Rhetorical, because I do know that we can get past this scam. What is not rhetorical is my question to Jesus. I am sincerely asking God when can we can get through this scam? But, that shouldn’t be your first question. Your first question should be, “What is the scam? Here’s the answer: The scam is that the establishment, the “Karens” and “Spauldings” and “Biffs” and “Heaths” who were born into blue blood families, were told that they were superior, who were assured that they were the smartest people in the room, who now run the world from an establishment circle jerk, indifferent to common sense, logic, reason and truth, want us to believe the ruling class cares. They don’t care – about us. In fact, they despise us. They believe we should genuflect to their credentials, degrees, diplomas and pedigree, because of course, they are smarter. Now, for the record, they are not Republicans or democrats or even Independents. They call themselves one of those things, but they are lying. They are self-absorbed elitists, who spew persuasive tripe all for the purpose of maintaining their status, because truth be known, they cannot function outside their bubble.
Let’s get into some of the details of their scam.
They tell us we are a racist nation. We are not. They are racist. Their policies clearly imply that people of color are inferior. People of color cannot vote, cannot get employed, cannot start a business, farm, stay out of jail, and on and on. It’s right there in their policies. Inherent in their policies are the necessary premise that people of color are inferior. This is not true. They know it’s not true. Yet, they vomit it at every turn.
Here’s another component of their scam. They say our economic system is unfair and unjust. It is a system that prevents accomplishment, discriminates, and places an iron ceiling on the lower classes’ aspirations and dreams. Of course, this is incorrect, a lie. Generational wealth in America is basically a four generation phenomena. Great wealth dissipates in America in about four generations. Our wealthiest people are either first or second generation wealth. Poor people, more than anywhere else in the world, get rich in America. This is truly the land of opportunity. Our economic system, free enterprise, provides the greatest opportunity in the world for a poor person to obtain wealth – and our poor people are richer than the lower middle class of the rest of the world. If you want material wealth, if you don’t want to be poor, America and is greatness is the place to be.
Here’s another one of their scams. We need them. The solution to all of life’s problems lies with the government. This is what they say. You’ve got a problem? Vote for me. I’ll solve it. Of course, this is false. The solution to a person’s problems, if you live in a relatively free environment (like America), is the guy or gal in the mirror. I can’t fathom living a life where I delegate responsibility for my happiness and well-being to an entity outside my control. I cannot fathom saying things like, “if they just did this, I’d be happy.” To do so is psychological slavery. And yet, they, the establishment, insist that they are the solution to all of our problems.
They, the establishment, they are the problem. That is the scam. People are great. People, God’s children, are resilient, brave, courageous, devout, diligent and capable. We are God’s children. We’ve got the best father in the world, God. Yet, we are not without sin and our imperfection makes us vulnerable to the sales pitch of the establishment. The establishment is the dark side, the evil force, that seeks to destroy us by telling us that all of our woes are somebody else’s fault. It is seductive, tempting and an easy out. Why look in the mirror and blame yourself for your failures and lack of actualization when people of high credential tell you otherwise? See the lure? Don’t buy in. It only hurts you. It hurts us.
Our nation was founded upon freedom, liberty and personal responsibility. It was based upon rugged individualism. The establishment hates our founding because they do not have the where-with-all to be any of those things – so they do not want us to be of that character of which they cannot aspire, of what they cannot exercise. We are being manipulated by a confederacy of pathetic dunces. Let’s stop it. Let’s stop looking for solutions in any place other than ourselves. It’s the American thing to do. And to not do it, to be a dependent upon the Karens and Spauldings, my, what a waste of life. Get some cojones and reject the scam. Man and woman up. Be bold. Be brave. Be American.
Reject the establishment.
So, when are we going to get through this mess? Three years at tops, maybe two. I”ve prayed on this one, and that’s the answer I’m hearing. As much as the establishment wants us to reject Americanism, they will fail, because Americanism never dies. It is God given, above them, a natural trait that refuses to concede. It is in all of our hearts and souls. Go to a mirror, accept responsibility for your status, take a deep breath, and go actualize, go achieve. It’s in your blood no matter how much the establishment doesn’t want it to be.
And then, if enough people do this, we will get through this scam, guaranteed – in two to three years.
That’s my Reetzality for the day.
Brett Reetz