Forrest’s Mama Was Right

Stupid is as stupid does.

The cyclical threat to freedom currently rolling through the North American theater is being recognized now by even those most durably resistant to the wisdom contained within the phrase a mind is a terrible thing to waste. The awakening is being substantiated by the reported number of registered democrats supporting Trump.

Democrat Party strength is crumbling as those Americans reject their former party’s UNtethered wickedness. The criminally led democrat party’s silent approval of blacks killing blacks and it’s support for the neighborhood-burning, phony social justice warriors employed by Soros has got the usually lazy thinker’s thinking Trump.

The oldest political party in the world’s wheels are not coming off from age. Under the strain of the lies of hope and change they are disintegrating in the ruts of high crimes and misdemeanors the tyrant party drips like an UNdiapered gang of incontinent derelicts trippin’ the political landscape.

Other interesting and reasonable whys and wherefores demonstrating further methodical diminishment of our unique American character have been presenting themselves lately, too. Outside of one contact sought after reading his account of the long ago perceived and feared political impact of the 19th Century negro slave liberation in the South the rest of the bases of this post just kept dropping in my lap.

Despite recognizing the significance of the low hanging and timely dropping fruit it wasn’t until Allen West’s latest salvo hit dead on center of the ring where political connivers and race baiting community organizers congregate was the starting line found.

Col. West reminded the world that it was a democrat president, LBJ, who planned the strategy that crippled the black family structure. He pointed out it was the liberal progressives LBJ unleashed who keep that strategy and the gatekeepers of the black community in place who in turn control the anger and fear their ghettos are built on.

The Colonel’s time on target was needed to condition readers for the upcoming emotional growth exercise that follows. If there is to be any higher understanding gained in the shifting political reality forthcoming, it is necessary that people be able to recognize any manipulative stagecraft being used to influence the course of human events.

Bob Hurt from the Bob Hurt BlogSpot wrote an introduction to the Destruction of Jury Powers in Florida last month. It serves as an account of how the power of the people has been so diminished, Americans like Terry Trussell can be sentenced to eight years in prison for skirmishing with the machine.

Hurt’s insistence of an honest discussion on the consequences of the liberation of the negro slaves following the conclusion of the Civil War appears to be a reverberating effect of the noted post-Emancipation concerns voiced by some politicians, mostly democrats, who worried that when the former slaves started participating in government the dumbing down of society would commence. I am in no way disputing Mr. Hurt’s position, it is obvious the application of the dumbing down process across the board is and has been very effective.

There was, however, another lesser known historical event that may have weighed just as heavily in the decision making process of why and how to control the newly freed.

It is also safe to say any society that endured a war claiming upwards of as many as 850,000 lives is going to suffer some serious dumbing down anyway.

Mr. Hurt did an effective job proving the permanence of incremental change across the centuries, the delivery of which underwent a quiet and dark transition in the 20th Century. That transition involved two of America’s well-to-do families, the Astors and the Roosevelts.

Their manner of getting around the foundational checks and balances proclaimed by the Constitution, like the Bushs’, the Clintons’ and Obama’s Constitutional abuses, are refinements of the method of the dark control most people refuse to believe is in play and continue to shrug off.

The Astor family influence stretches back to America’s colonial days when John Jacob Astor according to one biography had an incredible run of luck after striking out for the New World as a lad in 1779.

Three generations later, in 1891, William Waldorf Astor moved his family to England. His cousin, John Jacob IV, remained in the U.S., maintained the family’s real estate interests and was also involved in the U.S. Army.

While the Astor family was/is long involved in military intelligence organizations on both sides of the Atlantic, they are not alone.

Politics is but the gates of darkness.

“Conscience has disappeared…”Conscience is a very fragile thing, but ultimately, it is only a construct, which, because we have minds, we are able to develop.”

http://www.notablebiographies.com/An-Ba/Astor-John-Jacob.html

https://eh.net/encyclopedia/the-economic-history-of-the-fur-trade-1670-to-1870/

http://www.revolvy.com/main/index.php?s=Astor%20family

http://www.bbk.ac.uk/thepursuitofthenazimind/Astor/Introduction.pdf

http://cryptome.info/0001/fdr-astor/fdr-astor.htm

http://tavistockagenda.weebly.com/tavi-all-stars.html

http://www.kingscollections.org/exhibitions/specialcollections/mind-matters/war-psychiatry/aubrey-lewis-and-john-rawlings-rees

http://www.wlym.com/archive/PDF-68-76/CAM7404.pdf

http://vigilantcitizen.com/hidden-knowledge/origins-and-techniques-of-monarch-mind-control/