Why does history repeat so bitterly?

by my most respected net jornalist (Nancy Levant) affter "Joe villas"...😢





There is actually a very simple answer ? history repeats its atrocities because the few enforce decisions for the many based upon what is desired by the few. There you have it ? the answer to the age-old question.

With all the ?conspiracy? theories regarding the pyramid on the back of the dollar bill, that symbol is actually the perfect mascot for history?s aristocracy and elites. The pyramid?s apex, divided from the base and hovering above it, with the all-seeing eye as its emblem - humankind?s elites are self-separated from the masses, all-knowing, and truly believe that they should rule over all life. They perceive themselves as so superior to 95% of humanity that their needs, desires, and whims come above and beyond all living beings on Earth.

They believe that wealth = superior intelligence and pecking order. They believe in enforced power, bloodshed, and enslavements of any kind. Historically, they are very interesting people because their agendas have been quite few. Supporting and maintaining wealth is key to who they have been, who they are, and why they do what they do. They have been so deranged by their senses of superiority that their greatest fears are of the masses. As their superiority has deadened their souls to Godliness, all crime becomes subservient to their desires. Many, if not most, become psychopathic without consciences to hinder their missions.

They are fascinating people because they live terrified lives. They live in a world of cover-ups, lies, backstabbing, secrets, theft, schemes, falseness, and murder ? all the while trying to keep a public face of control, social integrity, automatic intelligence, and composure. They live in a world where trust, friendships, and loyalties are purchased by the highest bidder. They are neurotic, very pathological, and very dangerous. They live in unending fear of being exposed for who and what they are.

I am fascinated watching these people on television. They are not only phony and robotic, they are trained phonies and robots. They all have handlers, speechwriters, marketers, make-up artists, stylists, advisors, speech and publicity trainers, and whole strings of personal servants ? including, as in the old days, food checkers. They are profoundly uncomfortable in their own skins. And the people behind them, the think-tankers and millionaires, are equally nervous and scared, literally waiting for any and all threats of discovery. And these people are the world?s leaders and decision makers. They are the most neurotic and paranoid population on the planet.

However, and historically, they are the most dangerous people on Earth. Exposure on a thousand fronts means imprisonment, mass hatreds, and total collapse. This is why many who are ?found out,? or are knowingly going to be found out, commit suicide. Sadly, this ?class? of people have been admired and supported in the Westernized nations. In the West, money and wealth equates to admiration, and this alone has brought Western civilizations to their current and deplorable conditions. We are now living amidst the realities of elitist pathologies and many criminal intentions (including, but not limited to, the demise of the Constitution of the United States and the ?universal? drugging of her people).

Centralized wealth is familial in nature, and therefore tends to be on going. The world?s elite aristocracies may come and go, but the familial patterns of financial abuse continue unhampered. Centralized wealth poisons and destroys humanity, morality, and mental health. At its lowest level, this poisoning is visible in the Nuevo Riche. ?Money changes people? is certainly true and oftentimes causes strange and unpleasant changes. A sense of superiority is an immediate after-effect of sudden wealth. Money also immediately produces paranoia, as in how to k

So well put, and so true. Thanks, Qbone.