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Derrick Broze | Henry Kissinger is one of the most controversial statesman the United States has ever had. Known by some as the greatest diplomat for his work opening up relations between the Soviet and Chinese governments, Mr.
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You know, one of the most profound movies I ever saw was that Dr. Zhivago movie that came out in the 70's...the one with Omar Sharif. The thing that it impressed on me (although I didn't totally realize it at the time) was the huge transformation that a person goes through in being radicalized by a corrupt government.
Notice that I didn't say 'becoming a radical' but rather radicalized.
I chose that word because since that time, as I've become more politically aware I understand how easy it is to ignore evil....to relax in the comfort of the apparent 'status-quo' one might be in for the moment. It's easy to just refuse to recognize it or make conclusions that are really quiet obvious to more perceptive and socially responsible people.
I suspect that a careful examination would show that people are radicalized by what goes on around them. The only variable is that some people recognize the reality of what's going on around them quicker than others.
In the case of this video...it's obvious. The security people protecting Henry Kissinger are on one side of reality and the protestors are on the other.
I have no trouble seeing and believing what these protestors are protesting about.
Henry Kissinger is, without a doubt, a member of the privileged class in this world who can get away with anything....including not just an individual murder but murder on a global scale.
It's easy, in a sense, for people like these cops to ignore what these protestors are saying because they have a 'cognitive dissonance' (Google it right now with a right click!) simply because the magnitude of someone or something so evil (as Kissinger, or Agenda 21, or vaccine genocide) just threatens their own reality too much.
For example, just look at this cop, the lieutenant (by the bar on his epaulettes)...you just absolutely know that he's close to retirement. I'll bet you there's not a day that goes by that he doesn't hope and pray he 'makes it' to that point without getting shot or caught up in a scandal or something.
And yet here he is (the cop), running 'security' for this mother-fucking, world-class criminal, Henry Kissinger... a global level politician of the absolute worst kind, somebody with no absolutely no morals, no national loyalty whatsoever but rather only a blind, total belief in a 'new world order' of which he is one of the privileged members.
People like these protestors....kooks?
Sure, some of them might appear a little kooky but the reality is that the vast majority of them are real people who most assuredly would much prefer to be sitting around a table playing Scrabble with their friends or practicing for a play or at a library discussing a good book.
Don't think for a minute that they like doing what their doing.
It would be a lot easier for them to just say, "Fuck it! I'm just going to go to Ecuador...me and my girlfriend (or boyfriend) and I'm going to get away from all these stupid-ass people and all this corruption!"
But they don't do that. Instead... they take a higher road.
They take the responsibility, in love for the humanity that they represent and respect, to confront evil people like Henry Kissinger. And they take the risks of confronting what I call dumb niggers and stupid white trash like the goons who protect people like Henry Kissinger.
I remember in Dr.Zhivago seeing how a good, simple in heart, person like the Doctor (Zhivago) finally had an epiphany after he realized what Strelnikov said was true...i.e. "the personal life is dead". I could paraphrase what Strelnikov said by saying, "The ideal of America is dead. Henry Kissinger and people like him have killed it"....
And that's the problem most people in America haven't faced. They still think that the personal life and their right to have it is alive when, in fact, it's fading very fast. Sorta like watching a sunset over the ocean.
They think it's business as usual in America and around the world. They think spending time of Facebook is going to make things better.
But people like Strelnikov, and this guy in this video confronting Kissinger...they've stepped up to the plate and done what a real man should do. They're protesting.