Comments on: Apathy – The Greatest Threat to Western Civilization http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86 Tracking the Progress of the planned third World War Thu, 29 Oct 2009 00:57:40 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: bigglesworth http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-4721 bigglesworth Fri, 06 Jul 2007 04:30:06 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-4721 The machines at work here are monstrous! Did you see the size of that crocky! (It rears its' ugly head in defiance.) The stage is set. Oil is running out. War is inevitable. The US spends 500 billion a year on preparing for war. Why, you ask. Return on investment) is the answer. The more we spend on war, the bigger the return we expect in terms of global power gained. Let me rephrase that. The more "they" (the all powerful they at the center of all known conspiracies)spend on war, the bigger the return "they" expect in terms of global power gained. Besides, "they" would rather bargain from a position of strength. The Illuminatti, Bilderbergs, Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones . And to think, our founding fathers believed in seperation of powers. Unfortunately world power concentrated into the hands of the few, is are sad state of reality. War is what we do. War is who we are. The history of humanity is the history of war. In the fictional book Nineteen-Eighty-Four, author George Orwell talks about a state of constant war being used as one of many ways to distract people. War inspires fear and hate among the people of a nation, and gives them a "legitimate" enemy upon whom they can focus this fear and hate. Thus the people are prevented from seeing that their true enemy is in fact their own repressive government. By this theory war is another "opiate of the masses" by which a state controls its people and prevents revolution. The machines at work here are monstrous! Did you see the size of that crocky! (It rears its’ ugly head in defiance.) The stage is set. Oil is running out. War is inevitable. The US spends 500 billion a year on preparing for war. Why, you ask. Return on investment) is the answer. The more we spend on war, the bigger the return we expect in terms of global power gained. Let me rephrase that. The more “they” (the all powerful they at the center of all known conspiracies)spend on war, the bigger the return “they” expect in terms of global power gained.
Besides, “they” would rather bargain from a position of strength. The Illuminatti, Bilderbergs, Bohemian Grove, Skull and Bones . And to think, our founding fathers believed in seperation of powers. Unfortunately world power concentrated into the hands of the few, is are sad state of reality.

War is what we do. War is who we are. The history of humanity is the history of war.

In the fictional book Nineteen-Eighty-Four, author George Orwell talks about a state of constant war being used as one of many ways to distract people. War inspires fear and hate among the people of a nation, and gives them a “legitimate” enemy upon whom they can focus this fear and hate. Thus the people are prevented from seeing that their true enemy is in fact their own repressive government. By this theory war is another “opiate of the masses” by which a state controls its people and prevents revolution.

]]> By: Marc http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-3076 Marc Sun, 20 May 2007 23:15:32 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-3076 Frank, i think you are right, as well as others that have posted on this blog. I most certainly have this feeling, i am 32... a bit older... I have always had a feeling...bit like Indigo, but without the bullshit.. but in the last few years it has intensified with me greatly. My insights into actions and realisations have opened an unknown world of horror and intrigue for me. I ccan see some people could never accept the truth.. Something that would hurt so much and being horrified by is for the cinema, not for real life... they cant handle it. It takes a strong mind to actually realise, accept and try to understand what is happening.. It can send you mad. Focus on your awareness and find peace in joining your thoughts with a universal consciousness. No religeous speil or bollocks, Awareness is the key. Knowledge through study can achieve high levels of knowledge and enlightenment. Intelligence helps... This is real but not that real. Frank, i think you are right, as well as others that have posted on this blog.
I most certainly have this feeling, i am 32… a bit older…
I have always had a feeling…bit like Indigo, but without the bullshit.. but in the last few years it has intensified with me greatly.
My insights into actions and realisations have opened an unknown world of horror and intrigue for me.
I ccan see some people could never accept the truth..
Something that would hurt so much and being horrified by is for the cinema, not for real life… they cant handle it.
It takes a strong mind to actually realise, accept and try to understand what is happening..
It can send you mad.
Focus on your awareness and find peace in joining your thoughts with a universal consciousness.
No religeous speil or bollocks,
Awareness is the key.
Knowledge through study can achieve high levels of knowledge and enlightenment.
Intelligence helps…
This is real but not that real.

]]> By: Frank http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-2892 Frank Tue, 15 May 2007 20:10:02 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-2892 I'm sure it is all down to routine and ignorance. The truth is that apathy exists within everone within the Western Civilisations, and not surprisingly. Due to lives spent purely for financial and econimic gain, people feel empty, and from that foundation, depression starts, and forms the basis of routine, and of the automatic thought, lack of imagination and therefore a self-absorbed subconcious develops. It seems that the people who feel a sense of something unbalanced are generally happy people, who can see others going about business that does not have significance. The key I think is to retrieve minds from this lingo, and try to reach rebuild confidence and innovatism. I'm only 16, but even I can tell that this is happening in the older generations. I am happy to reveal though, that the younger generations seem to feel the 'feeling' you described alot more, and this is noticable. The feeling that we are not our own people, like a thorn that can't be dug out. Please respond with any thought you may have on this... I’m sure it is all down to routine and ignorance. The truth is that apathy exists within everone within the Western Civilisations, and not surprisingly. Due to lives spent purely for financial and econimic gain, people feel empty, and from that foundation, depression starts, and forms the basis of routine, and of the automatic thought, lack of imagination and therefore a self-absorbed subconcious develops. It seems that the people who feel a sense of something unbalanced are generally happy people, who can see others going about business that does not have significance. The key I think is to retrieve minds from this lingo, and try to reach rebuild confidence and innovatism. I’m only 16, but even I can tell that this is happening in the older generations. I am happy to reveal though, that the younger generations seem to feel the ‘feeling’ you described alot more, and this is noticable. The feeling that we are not our own people, like a thorn that can’t be dug out.
Please respond with any thought you may have on this…

]]> By: Guest (im the only one muhahaha) http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-1901 Guest (im the only one muhahaha) Sun, 15 Apr 2007 04:06:45 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-1901 What the....?.....so what do we want? What the….?…..so what do we want?

]]> By: Scott MacFarlane http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-1575 Scott MacFarlane Tue, 03 Apr 2007 16:06:53 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-1575 I too work with young people during my day to day vocation and empathise with the last post comments. I believe with young people, prevention is better than the cure and the sooner the interventions into behaviour is made the better. Many studies in the UK are revealing that interventions in pre school on certain behavours may have a real cause and effect in young people and their transition from eductaion into teh world of work. In many cases as you have outlined someone, usually an adult or peer taking the time to get into the "stuff" so to speak is all that is needed to awaken the person from an apathetic state. I too work with young people during my day to day vocation and empathise with the last post comments. I believe with young people, prevention is better than the cure and the sooner the interventions into behaviour is made the better.

Many studies in the UK are revealing that interventions in pre school on certain behavours may have a real cause and effect in young people and their transition from eductaion into teh world of work.

In many cases as you have outlined someone, usually an adult or peer taking the time to get into the “stuff” so to speak is all that is needed to awaken the person from an apathetic state.

]]> By: ripcord http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-1571 ripcord Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:09:21 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-1571 The apathy is fed, as you have pointed out, by a constant barrage of unwholesome stories, images, music, news and other media content. Unfortunately, apathy is self-serving. The more a person lets themselves drop down the well of apathy, the greater the effect will be from the incoming barrage. Apathy sinks even lower under the weight of hopelessness and despair. It makes one wonder. Who stands to gain from the collective apathy of the world's citizens? What is the master plan? I see incredible apathy among many young people in my line of work. They care little for anything beyond their next sexual encounter or social event. They seem to be irreversibly bonded to their mobile phone and MP3 player. Forget world events. They have little concern for what is happening in the neighbourhood around them. The path they are taking will not even prepare many of them to be peasants among the nobility. At least peasants had skills and a will to work. One solution is to open their eyes to a small glimpse of reality. It varies due to age and circumstances, but I have found that simply asking them questions about who they are and who they are becoming is enough sometimes to start them on their journey back up the well of apathy towards the light of reality. The apathy is fed, as you have pointed out, by a constant barrage of unwholesome stories, images, music, news and other media content. Unfortunately, apathy is self-serving. The more a person lets themselves drop down the well of apathy, the greater the effect will be from the incoming barrage. Apathy sinks even lower under the weight of hopelessness and despair.

It makes one wonder. Who stands to gain from the collective apathy of the world’s citizens? What is the master plan?

I see incredible apathy among many young people in my line of work. They care little for anything beyond their next sexual encounter or social event. They seem to be irreversibly bonded to their mobile phone and MP3 player. Forget world events. They have little concern for what is happening in the neighbourhood around them.

The path they are taking will not even prepare many of them to be peasants among the nobility. At least peasants had skills and a will to work.

One solution is to open their eyes to a small glimpse of reality. It varies due to age and circumstances, but I have found that simply asking them questions about who they are and who they are becoming is enough sometimes to start them on their journey back up the well of apathy towards the light of reality.

]]> By: Scott MacFarlane http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86/comment-page-1#comment-1495 Scott MacFarlane Sat, 31 Mar 2007 17:00:43 +0000 http://threeworldwars.com/blog/posts/86#comment-1495 Scott MacFarlane just authored a new book, "The Hippie Narrative: A Literary Perspective on the Counterculture" (North Carolina: McFarland, 2007). Scott MacFarlane just authored a new book, “The Hippie Narrative: A Literary Perspective on the Counterculture” (North Carolina: McFarland, 2007).

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