Glenn Stewart Coles, 9251 Yonge Street, Suite 8-924, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada, L4C 9T3
Text Box: Did you sell any stocks on Monday? How did you feel when the price went back up on Tuesday? A lot of money has exchanged hands over the past few days and there is more to come. The great financial illusion is in play and the public is getting screwed. In an email sent Monday, September 29, 2008, Michael Moore of ‘Fahrenheit 911’ fame states that “The biggest robbery in the history of this country is taking place as you read this.” He goes on to say that the “bailout's mission is to protect the obscene amount of wealth that has been accumulated in the last eight years” and “It's to protect the top shareholders who own and control corporate America.” While many suspect that manipulation is taking place, there is much more going on. Last week, US President Bush gave a speech warning Americans about the impending crisis, declaring the need for $700 billion. Did you watch the speech by George Bush? If so, did you feel a little bit panicky afterwards? While talk about bank collapse and financial crisis may be enough to shake your boots, there were elements of suggestive programming in the speech. Feelings of fear and panic were introduced using techniques of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP). In his speech, George Bush read every word from a teleprompter. The words were carefully constructed to trigger certain emotions and instigate certain behavior. Using techniques that form the basis of hypnotherapy, specific keywords and associations were placed into the minds of millions of people. In addition, Bush’s body language included the ‘deer in the headlights’ look, transferring anxiety to the viewers. When you think back to the speech, are there certain words that stand out? The word ‘panic’ was carefully placed into a sentence about avoiding financial panic. However, in NLP the mind only remembers the keywords. In a speech intended to create fear, the words ‘panic’ and ‘crisis’ were interspersed with threats about losing your job, your house and your savings. If you are feeling afraid, be aware that these feelings may have been subconsciously planted in your mind. The condition placed on the implanted reaction involved the Bailout Bill. The suggestion was made that if funding was not approved, all the implanted fears will come true. If there is no bailout there will be financial panic. If there is no bailout you will lose everything. Of course, when the bailout was rejected on Sunday, stock markets plummeted on Monday. Some people followed the implanted suggestions and panicked, selling their assets and losing money. Others sold small blocks of shares to drive the price down, then purchased large amounts at discount price. Just like the market crash of 1929, brilliant and intentional moves are being made that could transfer trillions of dollars in a very short period with the prime losers being average citizens. As power players attempt to rebalance the economy, all strategies aim at saving the current structure. In a world where banks make huge profits controlling finances, efforts aim to stabilize the industry. In a world where billions live in poverty, some incredibly wealthy people try to stay on top. In a world where corporate profits are more important than social or environmental affairs, bottom-line accounting becomes even more important. In a world where war and weapon-making are extremely profitable, opportunities abound. If the current crisis is resolved as planned, things will go on as before. This financial crisis may be the best thing that could happen to humanity. The finance and banking structure has many flaws, resulting in a huge imbalance. The power structure of the world has many flaws, resulting in more imbalances. A minority of people holds the majority of money; old decision-makers send young people to war; food supplies diminish while people fight over oil; our climate suffers as we focus on growth rather than harmony. A lot of change needs to occur and perhaps it begins with the collapse of the current financial system. We exist in very volatile times and the ride will be exciting. Elections occur in both Canada and the United States over the next few weeks, with each country choosing direction. The world is in crisis and some very important decisions need to be made. Do we wish to keep society structured as before, or is it time for dramatic change? Over the next few months we may see some major shifts in humanity. Society has operated under a pyramid structure for millennia, where the elite make decisions and reap benefits while the masses do the labor without input. The shift to an inverted pyramid social structure, where the front lines and masses are most important, requires a redefinition of how things work. As the power shifts in the pyramid, more people are empowered to successfully create. From there a new society may unfold. Stay tuned; there is more to come. Read more about Structured Empowerment and the Inverted Pyramid Model © Copyright Glenn Stewart Coles, 2008 First Published October 1, 2008

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