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It would be impossible, within the confines of this format, to fully explore the complex
structure of deceit that has been put into place. However, after looking at many pieces of this
puzzle, though the picture is incomplete, enough have been put together so that we can now step
back and get a panoramic view of how we got to where we are. It’s not going to be a pretty
picture. Our way of life is going to be drastically changed because of the tyranny of a
government out of control. How did this happen– right under our nose?
In 1999, Warner Brothers released a little movie called The Matrix. Not considered a major
project, it was shot in Australia to save money. Expectations were not high for this edgy sci-fi
action film, however, after its opening, it was quite clear that its writers, the Wachowski Brothers
had struck gold by tapping into the collective intellectual consciousness of a nation that was
preparing to enter a new millennium. Most movies are made to entertain, and are fairly straight
forward in their approach, but The Matrix challenged its viewers. Incredibly unique was the fact
that different people, who saw it, had different interpretations of its meaning.
The plot revolves around Neo, a computer hacker (played by Keanu Reaves) who discovers
that the world he lives in is nothing more than a computer simulation that is being fed into his
brain as his body rests in a pod, in the real world, along with endless numbers of others,
providing the energy that sustains the machines that run the world.
When I read the original script, there were lines in there that did not appear in the movie. For
instance, “Anthony” (whose name was changed to Choi in the movie) says to DuJour about Neo:
“I told you, honey, he may look like just another geek but this here is all we got left standing
between Big Brother (a term from George Orwell’s book 1984) and the New World Order.”
Also, in a chatroom called “The Matrix,” we find the following comments:
Quark: “The Matrix is a euphemism for the government.”
Superastic: “No, the Matrix is the system controlling our lives.”
It’s not hard to see that these lines were removed, so the movie wouldn’t come across as
being a political commentary that was intended to convey their contention that we are living in
the “Matrix,” which is being controlled in the real world by the boys in the New World Order.
Especially revealing is the scene in the movie when Neo meets Morpheus (Lawrence
Fishburne), the leader of the resistance, at the Lafayette Hotel, and tells him what the Matrix is:
“The Matrix is everywhere. It is all around us. Even now, in this very room. You can see
it when you look out your window, or when you turn on your television. You can feel it
when you go to work, when you go to church, when you pay your taxes. It is the world
that has been pulled over your eyes, to blind you from the truth.”
Applying the Wachowski’s innuendo to our current situation, we find that they have
described a system of ‘Command and Control’ that has been able to so dominate and overwhelm
that we have been completely deceived into believing a lie.
In the movie, Neo is unplugged from the Matrix, enabling him to see the real world. It is my
hope, that with the knowledge you gain from reading this book, you will be ‘unplugged’ from the
Matrix, and begin to see for yourself that things aren’t what they seem. That the world you
thought you were living in– doesn’t really exist.