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What To Expect In The Very Near Future
Tuesday, April 14, 2015 0:37
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April 12, 2015
by Gregg Prescott, M.S.
Editor, In5D.com
Editor, In5D.com
It has become increasingly apparent that our current political and economic systems are unsustainable. Our educational systems are outdated and basically teach the propaganda of any given country’s historical views. The plethora of religious factions only helps to keep us all divided as virtually all religious factions kill in the name of their particular god.
Governments are supported by lobbyists, Wall Street and Big Pharma while basically ignoring the best interests of the people in order to maintain political funding and support from these factions. In return, these businesses get huge tax breaks which more than pays for their political contributions. Exxon Mobil made $19 billion in profits in 2009. Exxon not only paid no federal income taxes, it actually received a $156 million rebate from the IRS, according to its SEC filings.
What to expect in the near futureOur educational facilities have been dumbing down our children for many years. If you ask any 16 year old to do simple math in their heads, such as adding 59 + 18, they would have a difficult time giving you an immediate answer. If we can’t blame the child, then who is responsible for this? Our economic system has forced most families into having two incomes, which means less time is available to help our children with basic math skills. This forces the educational responsibility upon the school system, which has been intentionally dumbing down society to keep us subservient to those in power.
The brainwashing continues in college as well.
If you research who owns and runs these major colleges, you’ll find Zionists at the top of literally every major institution. Not only that, the Zionists own the printing companies who publish their propaganda agenda and rewrite history in a favorable way to influence and brainwash young minds. Additionally, these publishing companies continually have “revised editions” each year to dissuade people from reusing their textbooks, making this year’s text obsolete by next year.
One of my psychology professors compared the “revised edition” to the previous year’s text and only found minor variations, yet these colleges require the most current textbook to be used in all classes. It’s all about the $$$ and the shaping of young minds.
Literally all of the main stream media is run by 6 people. Click this link to view them.
The media is also tied into how government policy is enforced. Here are the top twenty media corporations in the U.S. according to mediaowners.com. All but two of the following (#18 and #19) are not members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Time Warner Inc.
Walt Disney Company
Viacom Inc.
News Corporation
CBS Corporation
Cox Enterprises
NBC Universal
Gannett Company, Inc.
Clear Channel Communications Inc.
Advance Publications, Inc.
Tribune Company
McGraw-Hill Companies
Hearst Corporation
Washington Post Company
The New York Times Company
E.W. Scripps Co.
McClatchy Company
Thomson Corporation
Freedom Communications, Inc.
A&E Television Networks
Since 2007, I’ve learned more about history, religion and politics than in all of my previous years combined, which included attaining a BA in Psychology and a Master’s in Human Services.
The answers to most questions can be found, but you have to dig deeply and it won’t be provided in school or by the main stream media. READ MORE & VIDEOS
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Source: http://nesaranews.blogspot.com/2015/04/what-to-expect-in-very-near-future.html
Yknow, I read pretty much all posts that come through BIN(god help me I know haha), but NESARA normally at least talks about what their title is about. This post doesn’t talk at ALL about what we can expect in the very near future, or even try to. All it does is restate what we already know about our current society. To be fair it restated these things decent, and really fast/easy to understand for the basics, but it still failed to address its title.
I do concur with your comment. Talk is cheap and we do need to eventually take action (step into the streets) as we can seen recently in other countries against their government.
Myself and a homeless veteran did a walk across America (“Support the U.S. Constitution”) and it was a start for us with the dozens of local TV interviews and front pages of local newspapers. It was a success and I am ready to do it again, but be more provocative ( http://www.WalkDaddyWalk.com ).
Surprisingly, we did not have one bad experience and we found everyone saying the same thing as you are saying. It’s time for action (a ground swelling of citizens w/o any career politicians).