More Disposed To Suffer


Have you ever heard historic accounts of countries whos governments oppressed or unlived them? Have you wondered how people in the country could have stood by and watched this happen yet remain uninvolved?

Folks, if we are being sprayed by military tanker jets (which are the only ones producing the odors, tastes, and devastating health symptoms), then let me ask you: What is the difference?

I have been exposing the truth that both commercial and military jets began producing lines at the same time (1995 - 2005), however (and this is critical): ONLY the military jets produce the odors and tastes in the air, and ONLY the military jets produce health symptoms, such as those I am suffering with as I type this to you.

Having said this, what is the difference—really—between the historical accounts of governments "treating the people very badly" and what is happening now?

We have \/\/histleblowers, scientists, and even celebrities exposing that this is actually happening, and the data is backed up by lab tests and lots of testimony, but the bulk of the population continues to ignore this historically-devastating issue.

Yes, the public may say that the media is claiming that these are harmless _ontrails, but don't you think that the historic accounts of evil government activity was also covered with a story providing justification for what they were doing? Of course they were. But regardless of how obvious it is that spraying-the-public is actually happening, the bulk of the public chooses to ignore it, and this is the Achilles' heel heel of the public.

The founders of the U.S. knew human nature well which is why they shared so many admonitions to stay vigilant or else really bad things would happen. They wrote:

"Mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed." —The unanimous Declaration

What does this mean?

"Mankind are more disposed to suffer" is a phrase from the Declaration of Independence, meaning that people are more likely to endure hardship and injustice rather than actively fight against it, especially when they are accustomed to a certain system or government, even if it is oppressive; essentially, they are more inclined to suffer than to change the status quo.

We are watching history repeat itself, only the characters and the technology has been updated. Human nature has not.

My question is: How much suffering will we have to endure until people become actively involved?


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