THE GAMES POLITICIANS PLAY, AND THE MYOPIA OF THOSE WHO WATCH.

The 20th century was full of bloody dramas. Delusions of Marxism evolved into communism, Nazism, Zionism, anarchism, chauvinism and other ‘isms’. These ideologies conducted wild experiments in different countries and organized world wars, in which millions of people became victims.
Following the defeat of Nazism in the Second World War and the collapse of Stalinist socialism during the Cold War, many believed that humanity had been saved from the darkness of these doctrines and that war was a thing of the past. This was a naïve belief. Human experiments continue, and millions have already died in them, leaving millions more physically and mentally disabled.

Every child is born curious. However, this curiosity can diminish as they grow up and encounter the mundane aspects of life. Many become submerged in propaganda. Most people’s consciousness becomes entangled in myths and false dogmas. The former British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill once said, ‘The victors write history.’ As a true Englishman, he was succinct. I would only add that the victors create myths, instructing their loyal historians to write about it in books, turning myths into history and delivering them to millions. Churchill died when I was 15, and I had no opinion on the matter at that age. However, when I later studied the history of warfare as an adult, I became convinced that the question of who wins and loses in war can only be answered by time. Proof of this can be seen in Germany, which was defeated in two world wars yet became the strongest country in Europe again. And people from countries recognized as winners still surrender to Germany in large numbers.

Yes, storytellers create myths that politicians and other leaders exploit in order to manipulate public opinion. In the Soviet Union, for example, the interpretation of history changed with each new leader of the sole communist party in the country. As I grew older, my curiosity and desire for truth led me to reject these lies and seek answers independently. Hoping to find the answer to why people start wars, I began studying religious teachings. However, I soon realized that these teachings were myths, too. I became convinced that religious books contained more hate than love. This is simply because every religion considers itself to be the one true religion and tries to amass as many fanatical followers prepared to kill those who follow a different religion.
In my search for answers, I turned to philosophers. However, I found only vain attempts at self-glorification in their writings. And many of them were not quite sane and ended up their lives in asylums. So I stopped reading that nonsense, too.

Through studying events and facts, comparing expert assessments, and identifying cause-and-effect relationships, I became convinced that politicians and their compliant historians had consistently presented people with a distorted version of history. Inspired by this realization, I wrote my book, in which I recount the stories of twentieth-century wars and revolutions, as well as the experiments that politicians conducted on people. My aim is to write a true history textbook for those whose minds have not yet been clouded by propaganda. I want to help people understand how they are being dragged into wars and sent to their deaths by politicians. I have titled my book The History for Dummies. This refers to a plastic mannequin in a shop window with nothing in head or a poorly educated humanoid with something in his head, but no brain to use it for knowledge. Such mannequins exist in the human world, and there are many of them. Millions. Even billions.

We know from history that wars used to be localized. For example, two neighbors might quarrel over a piece of land. Or one of them might attack the other in order to rob, enslave or slave. In the 20th century, however, wars became global, involving dozens of countries. The nature of warfare changed under the influence of political doctrines, especially Marxism, which spread like a poisonous web. This delusional doctrine encouraged the poor to hate and destroy the rich. However, it was the rich bankers who funded the revolts of the poor when they realized that this doctrine would help them conquer the world. I explore the duality of this political doctrine in my book, which I began writing on 11 September 2001 – the day tragedy struck America. That tragedy is known as ‘Black Tuesday.’ But the hatred of the poor, masturbated by Marxist-socialists threatens to turn the entire new century black. They are already doing it!

Levi Mordechai (1818–1883) was a German Jew born in Prussia who adopted the name Karl Marx. He drew inspiration from the delusional writings of the utopian socialists Saint-Simon, Comte and Fourier, who advocated shared wives and children. Marx’s teachers ended up in an asylum, and he adopted the socialist model within his own family by impregnating his servant. He transferred paternal rights to his friend, Friedrich Engels. Marx wanted more. He dreamed of worldwide recognition and of people worshipping the greatness of his ideas:
‘I want to build myself a throne on a huge cold mountain,
Surrounded by human fear, where gloomy pain reigns.
Soon I will hurl my titanic curses upon mankind.
By accepting my teachings the world will foolishly perish…’.
His dreams are coming true!

Years after the tragedy of Black Tuesday, I came up with the idea of conducting a public survey with one simple question: ‘How many buildings were destroyed in Manhattan on the morning of Black Tuesday?’
My part-time job as a taxi driver made it easy for me to carry out the survey. I asked people in different parts of the city at various times of day. My interviewees included businesspeople, lawyers, doctors, engineers, working-class individuals, sex workers, and drug dealers. In total, I interviewed around two hundred people from all walks of life. You might be surprised to learn that not a single person gave the right answer! This was despite only ten years having passed since the tragedy.
The famous American writer Gore Vidal, who had a subtle sense of humor, once joked that the abbreviation ‘USA’ stands for ‘United States of Amnesia’. Amnesia is a frostbitten memory. Having lived in countries with different political systems for many years and observed people of different colors, cultures, and religions, I would assume that the populations of many countries suffer from this syndrome. The bacilli of consumerism are more deadly than knowledge. Those who do not know their history are condemned to repeat the mistakes of their predecessors.

I know that people who have been brainwashed by their politicians’ propaganda are always suspicious, or even hostile, towards anything that does not align with the dogma they have been indoctrinated with. Although my book is written in simple language and is easy to understand, unfortunately much of it will remain inaccessible to the brainwashed. Therefore, I dedicate it to thoughtful readers who can read and analyze.
The first part of the book discusses how Marxism came to America from Europe and its impact on the world’s freest country. Over 100 years ago, a powerful group of bankers adopted Marxism as a weapon and conspired against the American people. The conspiracy aimed to seize control of the government and financial system. Essentially, it was a plan to destroy the Constitution and transform a republic of free individuals into a gold-ruled empire.

This book recounts the stories of the bankers who funded the revolutions in Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary, and of the architects of the two world wars. Readers will learn how those who profited from the Cold War did so, why the USSR collapsed, and the impact this had on the lives of millions of people in many countries who knew nothing about Marxism. Having lived through the dramas of two world wars, people are now witnessing preparations for a third. Only now are they beginning to learn about the ‘Evil Empire’, which has spent a decades preparing the world for the nightmare coming.
Do you agree that some politicians become bloodthirsty dictators for a reason? And all of a politician’s vices are provoked by their subjects’ indifference?
These days, you don’t have to pay anything to access information. However, not knowing information can be costly.

Copyright: Walter Maria, 2024
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