Lars Redoubt
December 11th, 2007, 04:27 AM
The Responsibility of Government in Farm And Other Crises
by Eric Thomson
Most people have heard some news about the economic difficulties farmers are having in keeping their land and staying in business as producers of our most important commodity: food. The land is fertile and the farmers as productive as ever, if not more so, so we cannot find the source of the problem in Nature. The problem is therefore in Man who controls the market values for farm products and expands or contracts the supply of financial credit available to keep the farms producing.
It is no secret that Government is Man-created and Man-directed, but few, if any, are examining the role of Government in the farm crisis in terms other than the creation of additional deficits to provide needy farmers with ‘handouts.’
What is the role of Government? Government is any body or group of men who DIRECT, PROTECT, and COLLECT on behalf of people living in any given territory. In North America, with its tradition of so-called rugged individualism and so-called free enterprise, the role of Government is arrogantly or supinely ignored, although all North Americans, even hermits, live in and are dependent upon the collective populace of this continent. The fact that most North Americans ignore the role of Government in their society does not lessen Government’s role in the above three jobs. Ignorance merely allows the role of Government to be perverted from that of direction to misdirection, from protection to subversion, and from collection to extortion. The vast majority of North Americans live under their Government, while pretending that it does not exist!
What is the connection in terms of responsibility between Government and the Governed? We can be more specific by looking at the relationship which exists between Government and Farmers. Since paleolithic times, human societies approaching civilization have become more and more specialized. This specialization is only natural, for one who does one thing only is more likely to do that thing better than one who divides his work amongst a myriad of jobs and activities. Specialization has two things in its favor: productivity and ease, which are based upon expertise and organization of effort. The farmer of today is an agricultural specialist, even though he may produce animal as well as vegetable foods. It is, therefore, not realistic to expect that the farmer or any other working, productive citizen should fill the role assigned to government. First and foremost, the farmer has no time! It has always been so. Even in the first so-called democracy of Athens, 90 % of the people were slaves or women who worked on behalf of the free, male 10 % whose job it was to govern. Thus it is that the farmer’s problems are not due to his inattention to acquiring expertise in farming, nor to his lack of diligence as a farmer or a citizen, but to the defective nature of our Government.
I do not say that the structure of North American Government must be changed with new constitutions, etc., for all Governments, be they monarchies, democracies (so-called), oligarchies, dictatorships, republics, etc., to perform the same three functions to greater or lesser extents. By directing, they all make laws; by protecting, they all have armed forces, including police; by collecting, they all levy taxes. All Governments exist with the consent of the Governed, even that of the Soviet Union, even though that consent be the outgrowth of fear, apathy, complacency, or ignorance. It is unfortunate that the writers of the U.S.A.’s Declaration of Independence and later, the Constitution, unduly muddied the role of Government with their legalistic fantasies based upon no less fantastic assumptions, i.e., that “all men are created equal.” What these wishful thinkers achieved was not so much the diminution of Government’s role in society, but the miseducation of the Governed as to the role of Government. Those who look at the current farm crisis with the feeling that there is something incoherent and disconnected are correct, for neither those who are governed nor those who govern appreciate the necessary and inescapable role of Government in society – any society.
It is not, then, the quality of laws that is lacking here in North America, but rather the quality of our men – both our leaders and those who are led – which is sorely lacking. Because the role of Government has been ignored by most able people in our society, the quality of those who govern is disgustingly inferior. The present human refuse now inhabiting the marble corridors of our Government smell so badly of corruption and incompetence that superior men, for the most part, have chosen to withdraw from so-called politics – although this is impossible for anyone to do. There is no escape from politics. The only alternative is to rule or to be ruled. It is the glaring fault of our best people that they have permitted the worst to occupy the corridors of Government and to place the direction of our people in the hands of alien beings who now manipulate the holders of office so as to destroy our people.
Thus do we see that the farm crisis is merely a symptom of an underlying disease. This disease has been wracking our body politic for most of this century, as well as most of the 19th Century, for nearly as long as the White Man has occupied this continent. The most obvious signs of our social malady appeared during the so-called New Deal Era, in which the Government borrowed money from the Jew-bankers in order to employ men to dig holes and fill them again, to kill every fifth pig, and to plow under every third row of corn – and this in a land of peace and plenty! The present Government, which is the direct descendant of the New Deal Swindlers has not changed its direction or misdirection of our society one whit. On the contrary! The National Debt is swelling at a phenomenal rate.
What, indeed, is this National Debt? It is no less than the robbery of future generations to support the criminal folly of the present and of the past. It is more than taking candy from babies: it is the robbing of their future, before they are even born. And no one seems to worry about the gravity of this National Debt, for they all believe, deep down, that they will never pay it. But pay it they will, now and forever, unless the people create a competent Government of their own which will protect the people’s interest in the present, as well as the future. It is no secret that what is done or not done in the here and now MAKES the future.
The question, therefore, which we all must ask ourselves is: What are we doing about the present, in order to assure ourselves of any future worth living in? All the cowardice and apathy which we now show the Zionist Occupation Government will not prolong our miserable lives one minute, nor will it make them more worth living. It is high time that we not only faced up to our problems, but that we begin to do everything necessary toward their solution, beginning right now, in our own lives and in our own neighborhoods, for only when one has mobilized for action can one begin to work with others so as to solve the problems which affect everyone in our society.
The farmers are beginning to see that their problems are not merely farmers’ problems, but our people’s problems. Our immediate task is to inform the people that the farmers’ problems are their problems also; otherwise the ZOG will continue to maintain its domination over us through the tactic of ‘divide and rule.’
The purpose of this essay is not to entertain, but to inform. If you need more information, then I have suggested the outlines of the subject matter, and it is up to you to obtain all the information you need in order to initiate effective action, both individually and collectively. I hope that the time lag between the information and the action will not be long, for the enemy is bleeding us of our lives and of our future every hour of every day. How long do you want this to go on? It is up to you!
Government is our responsibility and always has been. The fact that we have been derelict in our duties as men and women is no excuse for us to continue in our roles as pawns and dupes of the Zionist Occupation Government. There is not much from which to choose. The ZOG’s path leads only to destruction and chaos, as the Jews have shown us throughout history. Even if we choose to serve the ZOG, we will not see a future for our descendants. When death and darkness are certainties if we do nothing, is it not worth doing something which will place our White Race once more on the path of a bright future, on this Earth and beyond the stars? Once again, you must answer this question for yourself. All the information and all the instruments in the world are useless if one lacks the will to use them. In the words of one great White Man: The question is, to be or not to be. Wakeup, White Man! It is time to decide what WE want for ourselves. The Enemy has long ago decided what HE wants to do to us. For death to overtake us, we need do nothing, as we are now doing. Life is struggle, White Man, so, are you man enough to choose Life? Are you done with words? The time has come for deeds!
Liberty Bell, January 1986
by Eric Thomson
Most people have heard some news about the economic difficulties farmers are having in keeping their land and staying in business as producers of our most important commodity: food. The land is fertile and the farmers as productive as ever, if not more so, so we cannot find the source of the problem in Nature. The problem is therefore in Man who controls the market values for farm products and expands or contracts the supply of financial credit available to keep the farms producing.
It is no secret that Government is Man-created and Man-directed, but few, if any, are examining the role of Government in the farm crisis in terms other than the creation of additional deficits to provide needy farmers with ‘handouts.’
What is the role of Government? Government is any body or group of men who DIRECT, PROTECT, and COLLECT on behalf of people living in any given territory. In North America, with its tradition of so-called rugged individualism and so-called free enterprise, the role of Government is arrogantly or supinely ignored, although all North Americans, even hermits, live in and are dependent upon the collective populace of this continent. The fact that most North Americans ignore the role of Government in their society does not lessen Government’s role in the above three jobs. Ignorance merely allows the role of Government to be perverted from that of direction to misdirection, from protection to subversion, and from collection to extortion. The vast majority of North Americans live under their Government, while pretending that it does not exist!
What is the connection in terms of responsibility between Government and the Governed? We can be more specific by looking at the relationship which exists between Government and Farmers. Since paleolithic times, human societies approaching civilization have become more and more specialized. This specialization is only natural, for one who does one thing only is more likely to do that thing better than one who divides his work amongst a myriad of jobs and activities. Specialization has two things in its favor: productivity and ease, which are based upon expertise and organization of effort. The farmer of today is an agricultural specialist, even though he may produce animal as well as vegetable foods. It is, therefore, not realistic to expect that the farmer or any other working, productive citizen should fill the role assigned to government. First and foremost, the farmer has no time! It has always been so. Even in the first so-called democracy of Athens, 90 % of the people were slaves or women who worked on behalf of the free, male 10 % whose job it was to govern. Thus it is that the farmer’s problems are not due to his inattention to acquiring expertise in farming, nor to his lack of diligence as a farmer or a citizen, but to the defective nature of our Government.
I do not say that the structure of North American Government must be changed with new constitutions, etc., for all Governments, be they monarchies, democracies (so-called), oligarchies, dictatorships, republics, etc., to perform the same three functions to greater or lesser extents. By directing, they all make laws; by protecting, they all have armed forces, including police; by collecting, they all levy taxes. All Governments exist with the consent of the Governed, even that of the Soviet Union, even though that consent be the outgrowth of fear, apathy, complacency, or ignorance. It is unfortunate that the writers of the U.S.A.’s Declaration of Independence and later, the Constitution, unduly muddied the role of Government with their legalistic fantasies based upon no less fantastic assumptions, i.e., that “all men are created equal.” What these wishful thinkers achieved was not so much the diminution of Government’s role in society, but the miseducation of the Governed as to the role of Government. Those who look at the current farm crisis with the feeling that there is something incoherent and disconnected are correct, for neither those who are governed nor those who govern appreciate the necessary and inescapable role of Government in society – any society.
It is not, then, the quality of laws that is lacking here in North America, but rather the quality of our men – both our leaders and those who are led – which is sorely lacking. Because the role of Government has been ignored by most able people in our society, the quality of those who govern is disgustingly inferior. The present human refuse now inhabiting the marble corridors of our Government smell so badly of corruption and incompetence that superior men, for the most part, have chosen to withdraw from so-called politics – although this is impossible for anyone to do. There is no escape from politics. The only alternative is to rule or to be ruled. It is the glaring fault of our best people that they have permitted the worst to occupy the corridors of Government and to place the direction of our people in the hands of alien beings who now manipulate the holders of office so as to destroy our people.
Thus do we see that the farm crisis is merely a symptom of an underlying disease. This disease has been wracking our body politic for most of this century, as well as most of the 19th Century, for nearly as long as the White Man has occupied this continent. The most obvious signs of our social malady appeared during the so-called New Deal Era, in which the Government borrowed money from the Jew-bankers in order to employ men to dig holes and fill them again, to kill every fifth pig, and to plow under every third row of corn – and this in a land of peace and plenty! The present Government, which is the direct descendant of the New Deal Swindlers has not changed its direction or misdirection of our society one whit. On the contrary! The National Debt is swelling at a phenomenal rate.
What, indeed, is this National Debt? It is no less than the robbery of future generations to support the criminal folly of the present and of the past. It is more than taking candy from babies: it is the robbing of their future, before they are even born. And no one seems to worry about the gravity of this National Debt, for they all believe, deep down, that they will never pay it. But pay it they will, now and forever, unless the people create a competent Government of their own which will protect the people’s interest in the present, as well as the future. It is no secret that what is done or not done in the here and now MAKES the future.
The question, therefore, which we all must ask ourselves is: What are we doing about the present, in order to assure ourselves of any future worth living in? All the cowardice and apathy which we now show the Zionist Occupation Government will not prolong our miserable lives one minute, nor will it make them more worth living. It is high time that we not only faced up to our problems, but that we begin to do everything necessary toward their solution, beginning right now, in our own lives and in our own neighborhoods, for only when one has mobilized for action can one begin to work with others so as to solve the problems which affect everyone in our society.
The farmers are beginning to see that their problems are not merely farmers’ problems, but our people’s problems. Our immediate task is to inform the people that the farmers’ problems are their problems also; otherwise the ZOG will continue to maintain its domination over us through the tactic of ‘divide and rule.’
The purpose of this essay is not to entertain, but to inform. If you need more information, then I have suggested the outlines of the subject matter, and it is up to you to obtain all the information you need in order to initiate effective action, both individually and collectively. I hope that the time lag between the information and the action will not be long, for the enemy is bleeding us of our lives and of our future every hour of every day. How long do you want this to go on? It is up to you!
Government is our responsibility and always has been. The fact that we have been derelict in our duties as men and women is no excuse for us to continue in our roles as pawns and dupes of the Zionist Occupation Government. There is not much from which to choose. The ZOG’s path leads only to destruction and chaos, as the Jews have shown us throughout history. Even if we choose to serve the ZOG, we will not see a future for our descendants. When death and darkness are certainties if we do nothing, is it not worth doing something which will place our White Race once more on the path of a bright future, on this Earth and beyond the stars? Once again, you must answer this question for yourself. All the information and all the instruments in the world are useless if one lacks the will to use them. In the words of one great White Man: The question is, to be or not to be. Wakeup, White Man! It is time to decide what WE want for ourselves. The Enemy has long ago decided what HE wants to do to us. For death to overtake us, we need do nothing, as we are now doing. Life is struggle, White Man, so, are you man enough to choose Life? Are you done with words? The time has come for deeds!
Liberty Bell, January 1986