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Don't Fall for Shams
Virtually every region on Earth is under the
dominion of a government or group of governments.
The book has much to say about the concept of
government, but Earth alternatives aren't presently
comparable to those at Option. Moving toward a
more agreeable Earth requires knowing in which
direction such destinations might be found.
Two major cultural traps on Earth arise in
part from unawareness in the population of
exactly what's been imposed on them. At last
update to this page, 87% of Earth's populace
were subjects of sham governments—thugocracies
that in many cases rely on false narratives
to support a pretend legitimacy.
While the freer countries understandably feel obliged to invest
heavily in defense and intelligence efforts, the
threat posed by the thugocracies really needs to
be addressed at the root causes and enabling factors.
Apply open acknowledgement that the tyrants have positioned
themselves at the tops of pyramids of intimidation
and murder (from which, simply walking away is
usually not a survivable option). Decline to help them
prop up their pretensions of being civilized.
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Sham Governments
Ignore the veneers for the moment. There are some
simple tests that can be used to detect a sham
government.
- Major change impossible
If, short of violent revolution or cultural collapse,
it is not possible to make a major
change in leadership and law, at least every
few years, it's probably a sham government.
- Non-credible elections
If opposition candidates end up dead or
imprisoned; if elections get delayed or cancelled;
if candidates are all government or party picks,
with no effective input from the populace; if
vote tallies have nil transparency; and/or
voters are not validated for eligibility or
duplicate voting, it's probably a sham government.
- Sham elections
If in addition to having most or all of the
non-credible features, your participation in the
charade might be mandatory, and not via secret
ballot, it's a sham government.
- Was this site legal?
If it was ostensibly illegal for you to
access this site, you probably live under a
sham government. If you don't have open access
to the global internet, that confirms it.
- Only the victims are
disarmed?
So what is the veneer?
The top two forms of pseudo-governments
on Earth have tribo-parentalist (collectivist)
veneers and/or religious veneers. These are
followed by genetic veneers (hereditary
monarchies), and frank gang/cartel
thugocracies that may not even make any
pretensions about their pyramids of intimidation.
The book covers the main problems with Earth governments.
You need to avoid providing endorsement to any.
Two could use further attention.
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There are no Communist Countries
It's astonishing that so few on Earth recognize that
there are no ‘communist’ governments on Earth. They
are all thugocracies, which happens almost immediately
after the revolution or election establishing the tyranny.
Within the system, those identifying as “communist”
fall into one of several categories:
- The intimidator class
are the exploiters who planned, recognized, exploited
or merely allowed themselves to be locked into the
the absolute power structure of the pyramid of tyranny.
- The frustrated fanatics
don't understand why the system didn't deliver
the promised utopia, and find themselves unable
to change it. If they remain vocal, they are ostracized
from power, treated as enemies of the state,
exiled if they are lucky, and murdered if they
are not.
- The patient gullibles
keep expecting the promises to be fulfilled.
- The resigned serfs
don't dare allow themselves to harbor skepticism.
- Other useful idiots
also exist outside the region.
Those in categories 1, 2 & 5 cannot be expected
to admit the reality of the situation.
Category 1 would be devoured by the pyramid
if they tried. Categories 2 & 5 have
invested their self-esteem in the sham.
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Sham Thugocratic Theocracies
If identifying correct religion were a
self-evident matter, it would hardly be
necessary to say so. Question Zero abides.
But there are hallmarks of sham religions
(not all of which presently possess tyrannical
power). This checklist might help to
identify them:
- If the religion started as a mid 20th-century
bar bet, it's probably a sham.
- If you cannot join the religion, but have to be
born into it, it's probably a sham.
- If the religion prohibits reproduction, but
reproduction is still biologically possible
for the members, and happening, it's probably
a sham (and raises the question
of why it's still around, if applicable).
- If it demands, encourages, suggests,
endorses, or merely tolerates the use of
intimidation, assault or violence to
proselytize the religion, it's a sham.
The book notes the problem with this.
- If it advocates actual genocide
“death to …”, it's a sham,
as it begs the question of why the deity
created/allowed the confrontational situation,
yet seems unable to alter it.
- If it demands, encourages, suggests,
endorses, or merely tolerates the use of
intimidation, assault or violence upon
apostates, it's a sham.
- Indeed, ignore the words: do the actual actions
of the adherents suggest they they've mistaken
some daemon for their deity?
- If the religion second-guesses the deity's
perfect design, by performing non-consensual
surgical mutilation of youth, it just might
be a sham.
- If your birth chromosomes get you subjected
to further gender-based tyranny, it's a sham.
- Regardless of whether or not there is a
‘state religion’, are other religions
tolerated? If not, it's a probably a sham.
- If key historical assertions about the
founder or the text(s) are contradicted by
actual evidence, well then.
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Choose Your Targets
Consider the notional country of Serfaria and its
current tyrant Feckless Facade. Speaking of
“what Serfaria wants” or
“what the Serfarians want”
is falling-for-it. All that matters
is what Feckless wants, and what the empowered
members of the Facadian Party ‘tyramid’
think he wants.
Name the game, and don't play the game.