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Elections have consequences. Some will say this allows the party or group that wins an election the right to govern or rule as they see fit, as it must have been the will of the people (or else they would not have won). But I have a completely different take on the consequences of the America’s 2008 Election.

The elites and those in power are constantly trying to gauge exactly how much control that the mass population will accept. Imagine it in terms of a science experiment and it becomes very clear. We are the experiment. Those in control know that there are many things needed to successfully accomplish their goals. Make no mistake: the goal has never and will never change. The goal is total control. Absolute power. Complete Domination. History has shown us this throughout recorded time, so why would that ever change? It is the nature of power. What does someone with power want? More power.

All good experimentation begins with an observation. The power elite observe the mindset of the citizenry. Since their goal is to usurp all rights and power from the people, the only question is how to accomplish this. So they ask a question: How many rights can we take away at this moment? How much oppression will people tolerate before they object? Will they only slightly object, or will they revolt?

From these observations of the public, a hypothesis is formed. The hypothesis hinges on an election or other major event. The parties are not important. The parties release the proverbial “trial balloon” to see how much support a certain agenda garners. In an election where the so-called “right” candidate was anything but, and another candidate openly stated that he believed in the all the basis tenants of Socialism / Marxism, it becomes crystal clear the only options the power structure wishes to accept. These choices are a slow, steady advance towards servitude or a full-speed-ahead approach. Neither candidate supported a smaller government. The results of the election don’t really matter in the fact that whoever was elected would continue the wars, the spending, and the limits on free expression.

But where the election does matter is what the power structure extrapolates from the results. When Barack Obama won the election, it was assumed that either one or both of the two following scenarios exist: 1) either the masses are too apathetic to know or follow what he said he was going to do to fundamentally change this country or 2) they agreed with him. Whichever way, it was seen as an invitation for the dominators to march full forward with the chains of enslavement.

Once the election results were known, it came time to test the hypothesis. Unfortunately for this country and its inhabitants, the full speed ahead march towards total domination is becoming painfully clear. In a few short months, many of the basic freedoms and principles that this nation has valued for hundreds of years are being directly challenged or usurped. Massive intrusions into every area of people’s lives, and the beginning of a total transformation from what we have enjoyed for over 200 years. More “government” spending (which is in actuality money taken from the people, as the government is only a legal fiction) has occurred in the first six months of Obama’s presidency then in the ENTIRE history of the country spanning +200 years!

Our only hope is that the puppet masters behind the scenes drew the wrong conclusions from their massive experiment. The state run media sold Obama as a messianic figure. Unfortunately enough people believed in it to sway the results in his favor. That, along with the rights violations related to the un-Patriot Act of the previous president, certainly skewed the numbers. Many voted “anyone but Bush”, instead of for a willingness to have tyrannical control. My belief and hope is that the majority of people still want to have freedom and control their own life.

The last part of any experiment is to communicate the results. This is where we come in. Share the ideas of freedom and love towards one another. If one loves another, he does not wish slavery on them. He will not covet what they have; he will be joyful for their blessings. He will not want to fight them. He will not want them being told how to live their life.

Don’t listen to the mainstream media’s take on what is happening, or how great Obama is doing. Research for yourself. We are at a crossroads, and this is a pivotal time in our nation’s history. Ask questions, while you still can. To coin an old phrase: Just Say NO! No - to more spending. No - to government takeovers of companies and industries. No - to constantly spreading fear. Don’t be afraid of being labeled and ridiculed, simply for disagreeing with the elite class. Support the rights of those who disagree, as someday it might be you who need that support.

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