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One of the lines of struggle for the past is the falsification of history, in particular, the denial of the existence of hidden subjects of global governance. One who seeks to dominate the world, doing everything to conceal their actions and to represent them as either coincidences, or some system of mass processes, developing allegedly themselves. …
Previously, when the Earth was a real civilization, the population was led by the aristocracy – people of high level of development, which served as an example to follow. With the arrival of the Romanovs, the aristocracy was destroyed, and there were elites… …
Modern society is forced to believe that production and business are practically the same. That all production is for profit. That a businessman is not a thief and not a speculator, but on the contrary, a respected person who contributes to the progress and development of the economy. The simple-minded man in the street takes such statements for granted, and the associated costs, such as poverty, devastation, unemployment, the arrogant luxury of “businessmen”, with their palaces on the Cote d’azur and yachts in the Atlantic, is regarded as an inevitable evil, as a fee for the lack of “deficits” and queues for sausage. …
“An important goal of the religion of money is to inculcate in society not only the spirit of greed, but also the spirit of consumerism. These are two sides of the same coin called capitalism. These are two heads of the “spirit of capitalism.” Any economist will tell you that the most “bottleneck” of the “market economy” is effective demand. I. e. demand, which is supported by money (and not just the need for a product or service). Therefore, in order for the capitalist economy to function smoothly and bring profit to capitalists, it is necessary to stimulate solvent demand in every possible way. And for this, in turn, it is necessary: a) to stimulate the desire to consume; b) to provide people with money for such consumption.” …
For a generation of Americans over the age of 60, there are about $86 billion in student loans that they have taken to educate their children or themselves. These loans are relatively affordable because they are guaranteed by the state, but they are almost impossible to write off, and often they remain with the borrower for life. …
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