Feb. 8, 2015 "Cutting Through the Matrix" with Alan Watt (Blurb, i.e. Educational Talk): "Planned "Progress" Ignores Public Redress" *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 8, 2015 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

--{ "Planned "Progress" Ignores Public Redress" © Alan Watt }-- Agendas are Boring - Understanding is Scary - Predictive Programming - Religion Works with Rulers - Politicians and Insider Trading - All Wars are Economic Wars - Privateers - Diggers - Live High by Living Off Others' Labour - Communism, Same Elite at Top - Double Agents - Peasant Only Knew Small Area - Dumbed Down to Accept Reality - Quigley's Books, Goals and Plans for World Order Run by Proper People - Woodrow Wilson, Bush Jr., The New Freedom - Eugenics Funded by NGOs, Cold Springs Harbor Tragedy and Hope - Fomented Boer War for Private Interests - Marxism, Must Make the Changes Happen - Anti-Terror Laws Before 9/11 - All Wars Change Societies - Years of Preparation for Wars - Vietnam, Hippie Culture, Drugs - Afghanistan Shattered Sense of Faith in Soviet System - Money Heaven - Money Always Devalued, Backed with Nothing - World in Chaos Hype - Economies Based On Optimism - Canada's Economy Faces Downward Spiral - Pass the Buck to the Bottom - Barter, Introduction of Middle Man - Experts on Economy - Government the Biggest Borrower - Quigley, RIIA, CFR, The Parallel Government - Wilson's Book, The New Freedom - Quigley, Economic Rewards for Politician, Two Parties Should be Almost Identical - New Feudal System, CEOs the Overlords, Meet in Basel, Switzerland - IMF and the World Bank, Private Institutions - Hondurans Protest World Bank Mining Plan - Those Who Run the Wars Benefit, Big Business - Soldiers are Renewable Resource - Entertainment is Indoctrination - You Only Own Your Own Mind - Don't Get Depressed, Influence People One at a Time - Person Being Conned Participates in the Con - Thinking can be Dangerous - Spend Time on Programs Rather than Think for Yourself. *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 8, 2015 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

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