What if I told you that all history was one big lie
And to get along one had to sing the victors song
And that big pharma was a money making exercise
And that while you're looking for truth, the common narrative peddles lies
And what if I told you that the news is a conspiracy spun by the few
And that all wars are fought for redistribution of wealth
And by the same hands of those who control you
And that terrorism is a state sponsored theatre show
And that fear is only of the unknown
And what if I told you that you have been conditioned into slavery
And other than usury your masters have little use for you
And that common consciousness is being eroded
And that divide and rule is still en Vogue
And that organised religions offer no hope
And what if I told you that your life is a waking dream
And that as long as you sleep the manipulation continues
And if your aim is acquiring material possessions
All that is meaningful will never reach your soul
And what if I told you that all the answers are within
And as long as we're divided from others
And separated from ourselves
This malady is endless unto death
- Author: Emile Dubois ( Offline)
- Published: August 14th, 2017 05:21
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 39
Comments3
Tremendously written and candidly honest .. yes we must all awaken from this stupor and open our eyes .. the truth is there ..
C x
Thanks for reading and responding Camille x
This is very true. I think about these things every day. I personally believe most of this to be the truth. It's all an idiot's parade, and we're the jugglers. Wonderfully done. Keep it up.
Thank you..yes the groundwork for the great duping of mankind was done last century..two wars to redistribute wealth to the few..and then the banks stole the gold reserves. Now we are debt slaves. How small our lives are
Our lives will always be small. We're just passing the time friend.
Good write about the truth that nobody will admit to.
Thank you..we have to stick together and stop being so readily divided.
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