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Achieving Unity
Our goals are likely the same as yours. We want a better world where people can live free and healthy.
Why Division?
Most of the division in the world is not caused by differences in basic goals. Division is caused because different people have different beliefs about how to achieve these goals.
Some people believe less government and less regulation will make them happier. Others believe more government services and more stringent regulations will make them happier.
How do we work together when different people have different beliefs about how to achieve goals?
Fundamentals
We have a historical model that demonstrates how to achieve peace, prosperity, and personal happiness. The United States broke all previous records by becoming the most powerful and the most prosperous nation in history.
This was achieved by implementing powerful principles in law and morality. The people understood the intimate relationship between basic moral law and prosperity.
The model is not perfect. There are always subversive elements violating the fundamental principles in order to short-circuit their acquisition of power.
Nevertheless, the system worked and stands as a powerful example of what happens when fundamental principles are upheld and honored.
Breaking People
When people become greedy, they attempt to undermine the fundamental principles to gain a shortcut to satisfy their personal desires. This may appear to work to their advantage for a short time, but eventually it backfires.
Principles are not broken. Principles are violated, and people are broken.
This is by design, and those who do not yet understand the intelligence behind this design are often the first to violate the fundamental principles.
Fundamentals Never Change
Throughout history, we see a pattern.
People who have experienced pain and suffering learn the principles and become content living by them. This leads to peace and contentment.
When a generation of people grow up in the comfort of peace and contentment, they often begin to desire more. They become discontent. They become greedy. They begin to violate the fundamental principles which eventually leads back to pain and suffering.
People who are willing to learn from history understand this pattern. They adopt these fundamental principles. These people tend to take personal responsibility for their lives and treat others with respect understanding that they have equal rights to these principles.
People who are not willing to learn from history depart from the fundamental principles. They follow their personal desires and give into emotionalism. These people tend to delegate their personal responsibilities to others. They desire a government that will protect them from their problems and take care of their responsibilities.
If there is a critical lesson to be learned in this never-ending left-right battle of civilization, it is this:
The fundamentals never change.
If you live by them, you will find peace and contentment. If you violate them, you will initiate a continuing quest for satiation.
Moving from a place of contentment to emotionalism is easy. It is a slippery slope.
Moving from a place of emotionalism to contentment is hard, but the long-term payoff is worth the effort and can last for generations.
It's Not Really All About Goals
This cycle of civilization has taught a valuable lesson to those willing to listen:
It's not really about the goals. It's about how to achieve them.
So What Do We Do?
- First, we define our goals.
- Second, we design a plan to achieve them.
Defining goals is easy because most people share the same fundamental goals.
Planning a path to achieve goals is hard because people have vastly different ideas about two things:
- How people work.
- How the world works.
Because of these differing beliefs, educating the public about chemtrails is not just about teaching chemical-aerosol science. It's about helping people understand how the world works and how people work. This process is not easy because people are typically saddled with a heavy load of false preconceptions about themselves and the world.
To make the process more difficult, we also have to help people see through the mountain of disinformation and propaganda that they have accepted through the years; and there is a lot of it. This disinformation is normally must more emotionally appealing than the truth, so people desire the lie more than the truth.
This is the main reason we have to cover a wide range of subjects when educating the public. It would be impossible to make any headway if we neglected to answer the natural questions that arise when learning about a subject which is as paradigm-changing as chemtrails.
We must be patient, methodical, and persistent. We must continue sharing information that helps the public grasp:
- The enormous scope of the problem, and
- The depth of lies and disinformation they have already accepted as truth.
The education process requires temperance and focus, so whatever you do, never give up, and never forget what your purpose is.
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