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Gypsies do as travellers said

Here they are and their they’re gone

Prejudices fly as stereotypes play out

Holding onto traditions

Keep rivals close

If a man were to lead a horse

A woman would carry her man

Grab her there

Punch his da

A free life is tightly strung.

In this age of the world, the balance of power lies heavily in hands of the corporations. The typical person has limited opportunity to achieve a real level of independence, even if they should feel the inclination.

We’re not talking about liberating ourselves with capital; this type of liberation often manifests itself as all-inclusive package holidays, to get away from the pressure and pace that our chosen path demands. This capital liberation may also come in the form of shopping power; we buy commodities worthy of our income, and many of us now buy commodities that surpass our income. Some of us seek to demonstrate (in truth or perception) our level of income by flaunting lavish cars, clothes and fashion technology.

Capitalism is happy for us to run our own business – this is the truth, and the beauty. However, it does not encourage us to do so, because an empowered, splintered workforce would cause the whole machine to fall apart. Society’s elite know exactly what they want, and they have the vision and power to pull off the impossible – to lock down the populations of nations.

Populations are controlled without the perception of enslavement among the general populus; these are clever people, very clever, and unimaginably ruthless. They learned lessons from the Romans and the Egyptians; blatant enslavement (where physical whips, shackles and beatings were the conditions of non-compliance) ultimately falls down when the enslaved realise that they would prefer uncertainty (not a modern human trait) over their current situation.

The present ruling elite control people to the extent that the majority of them will never realise anything close to their potential. Knowledge is power, and to open ones eyes is to realise that one is just a man. Just like Martin Luthur-King. Just like Albert Einstein. Just like John D. Rockerfeller. Just like Mayer Amschel Rothschild. All of these men have achieved things that are much bigger than just one man, in very different ways; partly through their vision and intelligence, partly by their drive and determination, but also through their ability and willingness to know the rules, to question the rules, to flaunt and often break the rules, and then to finally rewrite the rules.

To be continued…

I’m the kind of guy who hangs around in skips at night

I find little presents to give to my wife

Money isn’t funny

It makes fools of us all