Another
Friday roles around this time the Ides of March. I don't have
anything particular to say about that. Today looks beautiful out my
study window. The back of Winter might be broken, however I see
mountains of snow glimmering in the bright Sun. I would be pleased if
it would melt a little faster. It it is just about freezing according
to my thermometer.
I
haven't commented on the world distress in a long time. I have been
content to observe the disintegration of the American Empire. Many
Americans still do not realize we have an empire it has been so well
camouflaged. It began with noble words like Manifest Destiny and
egged on by The Monroe Doctrine. Land grab after land grab to save
the people from their former tyrants to replace them with our
corporate tyrants. Most governments of South America only could exist
with the blessing of the American Corpocracy. If the governments got
too uppity the leaders were eliminated one way or another and a
puppet installed.
Every
so often a new excuse is created to continue world domination, lately
it has been the war on terror. Huh, who do you think the greatest
terrorist is?
As
I say, I have been content to just enjoy the love around me and
rarely get upset by the horridness of the larger world. I have such
a powerful belief in the power of love and the coming tsunami of love
that I can generally be peaceful while watching the news as I know
the madness won't last.
But
sometimes, and lately, it has seemed as unending as this brutal
Winter. I don't often get angry, I most often get overwhelmed with
sadness and weep a bit. However, lately I have been getting angry
whenever the subject of Venezuela comes up. I can't believe the
newscasters spread the propaganda with a straight face, especially
Chanel 2[PBS]. I sense sometimes they would like to say more. Venezuela
was a very successful state. They were on the verge of eradicating
poverty. They distributed their oil wealth back to the people.
Their
only sin was attempting to stay free of the American Empire. They had
the temerity of being friendly with Cuba and they committed the
outlandish sin of wanting more control and profit from their own oil.
If we would have left them alone they would be a happy successful
country. Oh but no, they had the largest untapped oil reserves in the
world, how could we leave them alone? [When I say we, I don't mean
you and me and the rest of the folks of the United States who want to
just go on living their lives. I mean a collection of corporate
interest who seem to control factions of the government that meddle
in the affairs of the world.]
We
did everything to destroy their economy. We used sanctions, control
of banking, outright theft of their resources and as the government
lost power and the people suffered we blamed the government. These
shenanigans have not been hidden at all. If I know it everybody
could. I don't go digging for information.
We
are now on the verge of invading the country. We are just looking for
that excuse that will fit the propaganda smokescreen.
I
get angry about this because I have watched it happen over the last
ten years or so and there has been little official protest from
folks who could make a difference. Are all of these supposed liberal
and progressive candidates willing to make a sacrifice of the
Venezuelan people just because they don't want to buck the corruption
of the empire? This is really an awful thing, millions of people
driven to desperation so a few oil companies and bankers can become
richer! Where is the protest? Why the deadly silence as this crime
against humanity unfolds? Where is the leadership?
Well
I do have faith that things in the long term will work out and it is
possible that the Empire will fail in this endeavor. I know people
are waking up and they won't put up with this nuttiness much longer.
I
know the World we want is waiting for us. We have been shaping it in
our hearts and minds with the only energy there is Unconditional
Love. There are so many of us. We cannot fail.
Let
us not dilute our energy with anger. I won't. Instead I am going to
go to my quiet place and will unconditional love on the Venezuelan
people and the rest of the world.
And
I will remember to forgive, for they know not what they do.
Happy
Friday!
Love and Peace, Gregg
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