Puppets On a Stage
written by an angry dummy (February 13, 1991)
*** Followed by a comment from K. J.
Wolf ***
American Democracy is a very sophisticated
and disguised form of Fascism. Our government, in truth, controls
and owns all businesses and all people, except for the elite puppeteers
who own the government itself. The majority of American peons are
over taxed, over regulated, or quite simply "over owned." Like the
Egyptian slaves of olden times, we are building pyramids for someone whose
identity is highly classified and a guarded secret. We are given
sugar donuts on our breaks so we will be happy about being manipulated
in our sweat. The elite have in their employ, professional agitators;
who in sharp fashion and brilliant style, pit one created group against
the other to cover their masters' gluttonous appetite for wealth accumulation
and strategic distribution. These agitators have so-called "laborers"
criticizing so-called "managers" and vice versa. They have literally
created a kind of class warfare.
The agitators have also created protectionist
societies to divide the drones; such as labor unions, business guilds,
Lawyers Bar Associations, Doctors Medical Associations, etc., etc., etc.
Even fraternal orders specialize in seducing its saps into believing that
the members are on the "inside" while everyone else is on the "outside".
This is the seductive indoctrination of all orders, associations, unions,
secret societies, guilds or whatever colorful name the ventriloquists have
had their dummies nail up over their club doors.
People are sheep indeed and the big
shearing season is just around the corner. Americans have been swaying
to this hallucinatory music for a long time now and the supplier is about
to ask for full payment. The sugar donuts are about to transform
into their true form. And if we can keep the flies off and put up
with the odor, we can go right on eating them. They (the ventriloquists)
will probably just tell us we are eating "chocolate" donuts and we (the
dummies) will continue to mouth the very words they give us to say.
As long as we each feel we are a part of a select brotherhood ourselves,
we will continue to smile like possums.
Once in a while, a dummy will arise
who sees the whole show from above the stage, but when he tries to penetrate
the other wooden heads with what he sees, they will simply show him their
stockpile of sugar donuts, their membership cards and the extra space in
their hollow heads. Then they will mouth whatever the puppeteers
have trained them to say at that particular moment. To most dummies,
their purpose in life is to, one day, have many other dummies gather around
their dead little wooden shells and utter the words, "that dummy sure consumed
a lot of donuts in his life!"
It is true that "all the world's a
stage and all the people are merely actors." It is also true that
it only takes one actor, who refuses to mouth the play writer's lines,
to spoil the whole show for everyone else. But as they say, "THE
SHOW MUST GO ON!"
*** Comment from K. J. Wolf:
The above is the kind of writing that easily flows from the pen of a populist
who totally distrusts the Democratic Party and the Republican Party to
represent the average American Citizen. It also could have been written
by a conservative or a liberal; who was either angry at the time of writing
it, or feels betrayed by either ideology. The writing is included
here to show the kind of rationale expressed by someone who thinks they
see some truths that very few acknowledge existing. It shows the
frustration of one who is not able to influence others into their way of
thinking.