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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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Sarah: “But why”
Dr. Neruda: “There’s nothing to drill into. There’s no research traction. The organization is
purposely abstract and amorphous.”
Sarah: “But leaders like Clinton and Blair, aren’t they really pulling the strings How do the
planners within the Incunabula have greater power than these leaders who are signing new
legislation into law or deciding whether we go to war or not It just doesn’t make sense.”
Dr. Neruda: “Everything within a democracy is consensus and the game is designed to shift
consensual opinion and fix it on a specific galvanizing target. If there’s sufficient resonance
with the people, the shift can be manipulated. If there is not, the political will is stymied.
Leadership all over the world, unless it’s in a country like North Korea, is bound to this
certainty, and nations’ leaders are generally well schooled to operate within this reality.
“Yes, the world’s leaders appear to wield a great deal of power, but it is really aggression –
not power. True power is contained in the acts of implementing a plan that is designed to
enhance or optimize the position of humanity relative to its environment, and to protect it
from formidable threats. The key word is humanity, which is an analogue for the collective
soul of every person on the planet. It is not defined by ethnicity or geographical boundaries.
“World leaders apply aggression to achieve their agendas, which always include a healthy
dose of state greed and self-aggrandizement. The concept of humanity is not a critical
ingredient in their agenda. Their power, if that’s what you want to call it, is a collective will
of a small inner circle of political zealots who want to secure the benefits of their power for
themselves first, their state second, and their citizens third.”
Sarah: “That’s a pretty strong condemnation of our political system, assuming I understand
you correctly.”
Dr. Neruda: “Then I would say you understand me quite well.”
Sarah: “So our political leaders lack real power because they’re absorbed in state agendas
that exclude humanity as a whole”
Dr. Neruda: “Please understand that I’m not condemning the individual leaders so much as
I am the provincial state system, which has been engineered to excite nationalism. The
individual leaders assume the identity of the state system, which is largely contrived around
the single concept of patriotism.”
Sarah: “So now you’re saying patriotism is the problem I’m confused.”
Dr. Neruda: “Patriotism is the state catalyst. It is the means by which citizens are stirred to
a response. It is also the means by which leaders are directed to respond to issues or threats.
Under this singular banner, wars have been prosecuted and aggression veiled. It’s the ideal
method that the state uses to enjoin its citizens to support its leadership.
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