Few Rule

by: David Michael Beachwood at http://earthnotes-eblog.blogspot.com

Some people may think that it is impossible for only a few people to rule us. Unfortunately the world is filled with examples that show us how easy it can be to control things. With regards to the animal kingdom, we are aware that a man can control an elephant, a lion or tiger, or other such animals. Of course these creatures are often much larger and stronger than us. We can also think about how many shepherds are required to control a flock of sheep or how many cowboys are required to coral a herd of cattle or horses. If a few men can control these animals what makes you think that a few men could not control mankind?

In the realm of human endeavors; how many security police does it take to manage a crowd at a concert, baseball or football game? How many service men take orders from one General? Even at the city level how many police officers does your town have compared to its citizens? The answer to these questions is that it takes far less people to control things than one would think. So could there be a system in place which has scaled itself up to the size of our world, where only a few people control things? If you still think that this is impossible,for someone to try, I submit you’re not being rational.

In fact we have chosen to live under just that sort of controlled condition. We have done this because, we believe, this condition allows us to vote for the people who, we think, are our representatives. Now I am not saying that a condition like we think we have is necessarily a bad idea. What I am saying is that it can easily be perverted and the evidence that this has already occurred, is abundant. Our first evidence of this is that the people we, supposedly, vote for are not reality representing the multitude anymore. It has become clear that they, our so called representatives, serve “The Few” even when the majority of the people are against various governmental activities. This is not the kind of government we agreed to submit to. While this is a key indicator of a major problem with our government there are numerous symptoms within our government’s core which add to the evidence that a few people rule us to serve their own ends. There is strong evidence today, within the system, to indicate that our whole government has a systemic corruption to a depth which is unprecedented. The evidence I speak of is in the many criminal convictions of corrupt city, state, and federal representatives. The evidence is in the numerous frauds that have rocked our economy to the brink of collapse.

The few people currently in charge are no longer sympathetic to human kind in general, but have lifted themselves above the multitudes with attitudes of grandeur. They actually feel that they are better then others because of their leadership roles. They are not able to handle the power that such a large responsibility provides. It is easier for them to look upon the victims of their crimes as lesser beings. In so doing any possible guilt they may have is negated. Since these leaders took control via deceptive measures their mental integrity has to be in serious doubt. Their feelings of grandeur are a symptom of a disease that they need to have treated. Unfortunately the majority of the few who rule us have not sought help to even try to achieve their mental health. It is kind of like the movie ‘Deliverance’ except in a high class neighborhood. I say this because some of these leaders have children which have been taught to follow the same mind set; outsiders are worthless. In some cases this has been going on for centuries and few of them make any effort to seek help in correcting their mental health. Since any meaningful treatment would mean ending their victimizing strategies, adopting a new mental attitude it is not a welcomed option; therefore successful treatment becomes difficult. We on the other hand need to explore our mental health as well as we need to ask ourselves; how long do supposedly sane people allow these kind of things to happen without correcting the situation? Until we do ‘Few’ will rule and many will suffer.

I reserve the right to revise and extend my remarks.