NHC
VII, 2, 55.10
The moral illusion of the Archons is about "authority."
Since they
may be called Authorities or Rulers, this illusion applies to their
own nature. In other words, they enforce the illusion of their
nature to execute their effect upon humanity. They lie to enforce
the deception about what they actually are: mindless drones
propelled by a mix of envy and enmity.
As they have no agenda,
absurdity becomes the endgame tactic, the signature of the ultimate
reach of their exertions against the Anthropos.
The supreme moral illusion confronting humanity operates like this: those who falsely assume authority over others demand obedience to their commands on the claim that disobedience would result in social chaos and anarchy. They claim to preserve social and moral order by rules and constraints imposed and maintained by sheer brutal force.
The supreme moral illusion confronting humanity operates like this: those who falsely assume authority over others demand obedience to their commands on the claim that disobedience would result in social chaos and anarchy. They claim to preserve social and moral order by rules and constraints imposed and maintained by sheer brutal force.
The self-assumed authorities propagate the belief that human beings,
left to their own impulses, would produce a world of disorder,
conflict, and chaos. We are all potential terrorists in the mind of
the Authorities. In our natural state of freedom and autonomy, we
are dangerous to ourselves and must be curbed, leashed, and
protected by a higher power.
In short, the self-declared authorities
claim to save humanity from the chaotic or anarchistic tendencies of
human nature.
They want us to believe that left alone, without their domination, we would create a world of social chaos. In reality, day-to-day evidence shows that they deceptively orchestrate chaos to maintain their attempt to control the world. More and more often they do so to the point of theatrical absurdity that would produce guffaws of ridicule performed on a stage before an audience.
They want us to believe that left alone, without their domination, we would create a world of social chaos. In reality, day-to-day evidence shows that they deceptively orchestrate chaos to maintain their attempt to control the world. More and more often they do so to the point of theatrical absurdity that would produce guffaws of ridicule performed on a stage before an audience.
Yet it passes for
normal.
TSA patdown of a child suspected of terrorism.
An example of the
extreme absurdity of the Authorities "at the consummation of their
works."
Unfortunately, absurd behavior of this kind is an act of
violation.
It can also be murderous.
Psyched-up and granted
legitimacy by the authorities,
the R Complex makes people act
inhumanly.
