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The most fundamental illustration of the two worlds--the world of truth and the world of ignorance--is now seen daily as politicians such as John Kerry, Howard Dean, and other leaders of the Democratic party abjectly accept the THEFT of the 2004 election without raising any voice of protest. The world of ignorance now includes all those who deliberately turn a blind eye to the fact that Republican reactionaries (led by Karl Rove's Nazis) STOLE the 2004 election and have put in place a mechanism to steal all future elections.
The war between the World of Truth and the World of Delusion was also eloquently illustrated by what occurred on February 15, 2003.
On every continent of the globe, in over 60 countries and 300 cities, 10 to 15 million people protested against George W. Bush's imperialist war for oil.![]() The TRUTH ![]() On American TV news programs, the protests were relegated to the rolling text at the bottom of the screen, while these important news stories were highlighted:
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"What would someone watching cable news have seen? On Saturday [2/15/03], news anchors on Fox described the demonstrators in New York as 'the usual protesters' or 'serial protesters.' CNN wasn't quite so dismissive, but on Sunday morning the headline on the network's Web site read 'Antiwar rallies delight Iraq,' and the accompanying picture showed marchers in Baghdad, not London or New York."

We can also identify a newly forming Internet sub-culture which is a part of this World of Truth: persons who have discovered that a dedicated group of Web news and analysis sites provide a source of information about world happenings that is superior to most of the mainstream media. A part of this sub-culture is made up of the alternative publishing companies and the radical, uncensored books they produce that help people become aware of the social-political-economic realities. Again, my experience of receiving feedback from members of this sub-culture prove to me that it is a powerful, expanding force for world betterment.
The Truth
Cover Up or Subversion of the Truth
The American system should be based on fair elections to select federal and
state officials. Citizens should be allowed to vote without interference and their votes
should be counted in a fair and legal manner.
The 2004 election was STOLEN by Karl Rove's Republican Nazis. The George W. Bush junta, with the complicity of Jeb Bush and Kathleen Harris in Florida and five conflict-of-interest Supreme Court justices, perpetrated a coup d'etat, seizing the American presidency in 2000.
The American people deserve to know the truth about the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon
The Bush administration has done everything possible to make
sure that the truth about this atrocity is hidden or covered up, and the "official"
investigation was a blatant cover-up.
A war against Iraq cannot be justified in terms of national security or the economic interests of the people
The Bush administration's war against Iraq is for the purpose of Bush's corporate backers to seize Iraq oil, to reconfigure the Middle East (possibly to relocate the Palestinians), and to force other nations to use the U.S. dollar (instead of the Euro) as the world standard for trade
The American government should be accountable to the people
The Bush administration refuses to provide information about Vice President Cheney's meetings with corporate officials in setting national energy policies which resulted in Texas-based energy corporations criminally overcharging California customers
The American government should be accountable to the people
The Bush administration has placed George Bush I's presidential papers and Dubya's official papers as Texas governor out of the reach of reporters and researchers
The American system should be based on fair and impartial administration of constitutional standards of justice
The Bush administration has unconstitutionally acted to imprison American citizens and foreign nationals without benefit of due process or counsel, without informing anyone as to where they are incarcerated or why
The American system should allow for and encourages dissent on the part of citizens
The Bush administration has declared that dissent is treasonous
The American system requires that the federal government act in ways to provide for the welfare of its citizens
The Bush administration has allowed corporate executives to steal investment and retirement funds from the people; criminals such as Ken Lay, a crony of the Bush family, has never even been indicted |

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"A month or more ago, we discussed a little book by former Czechoslovakian Communist leader, Jan Kozak. The book was titled: 'And Not A Shot Is Fired.' It details the manner in which a free country can be subverted through the use of 'pressure from above and pressure from below.' "The pressure from below is brought about by organized mob action in the streets to ostensibly oppose some governmental procedure or policy. The action in the streets is made to appear much more pervasive than it really is by a controlled news media in order to convince the general populace that it is a 'majority' campaign- even though it is being carried out by a very small number of highly trained agitators. These agitators are able to manipulate large numbers of innocent idealists, whom Lenin called 'useful idiots,' to achieve their aims.
"Under this pressure from below, other activists who have been implanted in high government positions 'capitulate' and pass into law programs which they had wanted to do all along. This is the pressure from above."


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We must face the reality that the forces of Delusion have already conquered a number of war zones.

We must expose what the Forces of Delusion are doing--in the starkest terms possible, bringing the truth into the light.
The list of atrocities that the current Bush junta has perpetrated is long and nauseating--and grows daily. We can take hope from the fact that the people of the world have begun to see through Dubya's imperialist war on Iraq.

"Real ability is to respect relative truth without damaging oneself by refusing to realize that it will be superseded. When you observe that today's controversies often reveal not relevance but the clash of the untaught with the wrongly taught, and when you can endure this knowledge without cynicism, as a lover of humankind, greater compensations will be open to you than a sense of your own importance or satisfaction in thinking about the unreliability of others." |
