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The Fourth Interview of Dr. Jamisson Neruda
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“I’m saying that the citizens’ identification with the state, or patriotism, is the real stumbling
block to effectively deal with the issues of humanity. The individual leaders are simply pawns
within this structure that was engineered as a means to colonize the weaker states.”
Sarah: “I think my brain can only handle one more question and then I’d like to call it quits
for tonight. Okay with you”
Dr. Neruda: “Yes, whatever you’d like.”
Sarah: “In this whole discussion tonight—most of which has been centered on the
Incunabula or, maybe more appropriately I should call it the world power structure—I don’t
hear much about the spiritual implications. It really sounds oddly impersonal and unspiritual,
if that’s a word. Can you comment on this”
Dr. Neruda: “What is occurring in our world is a manifestation of how a species migrates
from statehood to species-hood. It is a stage within the migration plan. Humans must move
from the patriotic, believe-what-I-am-told mentality, and elevate their thinking to encompass
and embrace the holistic community of humankind. It will require enormous leadership
capacity in order to accomplish the conclusion of this migration, because the world’s people
will require a watershed event to erase its memory.”
Sarah: “Hold on a moment. What do you mean to erase its memory”
Dr. Neruda: “There’s a persistent memory in the psyche of humans—particularly the
weaker cultures that have been trampled on by nations bent on colonization. These grievous
indignations to the weaker nations of the world have left a deep mark on their collective
memory. It’s vital that this memory be erased or purged in order for humankind to become
unified in its governance and fundamental systems.
“This event can be orchestrated or it may occur through natural means, but it’s generally
agreed that an event must arise that galvanizes the world’s people to unite, and in this
process, purge the memory of all peoples, but especially those who have been dealt with as
victims of colonization.”
Sarah: “I know I just said I was only good for one more question, but as a journalist I can’t
resist this line of thought. Give me some examples of what kind of event you’re talking
about”
Dr. Neruda: “The most probable event with global implications is an energy shortage.”
Sarah: “This is what you said earlier, but wouldn’t an energy shortage only create more
friction between the haves and have-nots”
Dr. Neruda: “If it were managed properly, no. The kind of energy shortage I’m talking
about will have devastating effects on every aspect of our world. All infrastructures would be
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