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Description Created in Photoshop from scratch. Almost entirely painted, with a tiny amount of refs poking through. Inspired by the subject of 1 child only families in the USA www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFnLpD… This image is available to buy and use as you wish. Full license is £60 ($100).

2030. America's New World Order is now fully underway, and 'multi-birthing' is now a criminal offense. Across America large numbers of people have not co-operated with the law. They have taken to living in hidden strongholds, away from the authorities. They raise their own families illegally, and in great numbers. Furthermore, none of these families intends to be microchipped, threatening the nations stability. Now the authorities have decided to rid the country of these Anti-American parasites. The extermination of these nests has begun. New World Order is final. Obey, or face the consequences.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NMr2V… - Propaganda documentary.
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Comments: 254

BeadedGreenLizard In reply to ??? [2013-06-05 01:40:44 +0000 UTC]

watch the movie *300*

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to BeadedGreenLizard [2013-06-05 10:16:37 +0000 UTC]

Seen it - I read something somewhere about eugenics where disabled people (mental and physical) would be sterilised.

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BeadedGreenLizard In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-06 02:41:55 +0000 UTC]

[link]

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to BeadedGreenLizard [2013-06-06 21:59:20 +0000 UTC]

Indeed, the ultimate...!

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hort-wort In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 22:35:51 +0000 UTC]

I could see a fine being put into place for having kids. First kid is $100k. 2nd is $300k. Then $600k, $1M, $1.5M, and so on. People who contribute to society and get more money will be allowed to reproduce. It'd put evolution back on a positive track.

Of course, that would only work right if the money was earned justly in the first place. But I'm sure, with the amazing financial system we have, nothing could possibly go wrong!

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to hort-wort [2013-06-05 15:08:43 +0000 UTC]

That sounds like a great idea...

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AdmiralSakai In reply to hort-wort [2013-06-05 03:07:56 +0000 UTC]

Larry Niven (of all people) outlined a system like this. His point was that there would be bribes anyway, so just make it all aboveboard. Of course, this assumes a much more meritocratic economic system than anything currently extant, but just implementing such a policy would require major-scale social engineering, so why not?

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realitybunny In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 20:08:27 +0000 UTC]

Are those chips USB 3 compatible? Don't want an old one!

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to realitybunny [2013-06-05 09:21:14 +0000 UTC]

Not sure - I will make enquiries.

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Revolucci In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 18:08:17 +0000 UTC]

glad to see i'm not the only one that worries about things like this, thanks for sharing this.... awesome artwork

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to Revolucci [2013-06-04 23:43:26 +0000 UTC]

Glad to hear there are plenty other others that worry too!

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rOEN911 In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 17:46:13 +0000 UTC]

very nice work

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to rOEN911 [2013-06-04 18:05:32 +0000 UTC]

Thanks 911!

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DarinK In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 16:51:57 +0000 UTC]

Nice job! So what happens if you miss the deadline to be microchipped?

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to DarinK [2013-06-04 17:35:25 +0000 UTC]

Thanks - if you fail to get chipped you get publicly branded as a fascist, racist, and communist by the government. That way the public will make your life a misery and you will then retaliate out of frustration, being then relabelled as a terrorist. You are then targeted by the CIA and murdered. Better get chipped!!

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DarinK In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-09 17:11:46 +0000 UTC]

With all the surveillance going on, we may not be too far off from being chipped.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to DarinK [2013-06-10 13:09:56 +0000 UTC]

Yes, I just saw another article that's all over the UK news at the moment as a 'top story'. It's about the Prism surveillance programme. [link]

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TomFawls In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 16:50:04 +0000 UTC]

I love this image. Such a real possibility in the very near future. It's already happening in China, and has been since the 1970's, with the help of the USA.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-04 17:36:29 +0000 UTC]

thanks Tom - yes, I have been reading up about all that stuff. Nothing is beyond these governments and their associates.

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artildawn In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-04 19:27:52 +0000 UTC]

out of curiosity, what would you purpose to control population growth if any thing? In my lifetime the world population has doubled. There is no way the planet can sustain such exponential growth. 2030 might be too soon, but eventually something will have to give. Uncontrolled population growth is not sustainable.

Nice job on the painting btw. I'd have guessed polygons rather than pixels.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to artildawn [2013-06-04 23:11:39 +0000 UTC]

Thanks art - I agree the planet won't sustain an endless number of people. I think there is a vast area of land though that is yet to be exploited. I think a world without a monetary system woud be a huge advantage, where a resource based economy would eradicate poverty and the need to create so much unnecessary junk. I don't know how many people could exist on the planet but I am sure we could fit many more on it if the entire system changed including our values and we used better forms of energy like solar power. With a better value system, people may not feel the need to have such large families anyway, as we would be thinking on a world scale rather than a selfish scale.
Of course, this will only be taken seriously when we have used up all the resources and the elite have plundered all the money, which may be too late.

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artildawn In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-04 23:17:34 +0000 UTC]

We can certainly fit more...now. But at some point that will not be an option, what then? I've long thought we must colonize the other planets in our solar system and hopefully beyond, as a matter of survival of the species.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to artildawn [2013-06-04 23:41:31 +0000 UTC]

Yes - i used to think that kind of society would have to be 100s of years away in regards to being advanced enough. However, it seems that this is being seriously considered, and not something that should be too far in the future. I hear that Titan is conceivably colonisable.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-04 17:58:25 +0000 UTC]

Yeah...and you in the UK are slightly further ahead of us on the road to full, Fascist tyranny than we are here in the USA. Although Herr Obama is making sure we are rapidly catching up with you.

I just read that Scotland has laws requiring CC cameras in every home with children so the government can monitor all parents...and Scotland has just (or are just about to) passed a law requiring that each newborn be assigned a government appointed "advocate" who will ostensibly "protect" the child from his or her "potentially abusive" parents.

It's a scary thing...and an example tooo many in the USA want to emulate.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-05 15:23:28 +0000 UTC]

You are right - most of the worst ideas in the world come from good old Great Britain. Sometimes other countries improve the effectiveness of these ideas, sometimes they don't. God save the queen, and all her wealth!!!

I wasn't aware of that crazy idea in Scotland - these idiots have been watching too much of 'Nineteen Eighty Four'. Gonna look it up now. Thanks for that.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-05 18:06:00 +0000 UTC]

If I'm wrong about the CCTV and the other things, let me know. I don't want to be spreading falsehoods...that's the Government's job.

And you're right about the contributions of GB, but the USA has been right up there, too. People forget that the Nazi's praised the American Eugenics movement for providing them with the methodologies for implementing their "final solution". Goebbels (or however you spell it) received a lot of advice and funding from the USA.

The Nazi's modeled their early Eugenics and forced sterilization laws on those that had been implemented in the many states in the US during the 1920s...and that had been used to incarcerate and forcibly sterilize "idiots and undesirable elements" here in the "land of the free" all the way through the 1950, actually. And yes, there was a close collaboration between the US and UK Eugenics movements at the time.

Most folks don't believe that...and most ignore it when it's brought to their attention. And NONE want to read the laws (many of which are still on the books here!) or think about the implications.

We are in for very bad times, very soon, I fear.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-19 16:09:35 +0000 UTC]

I checked it out regarding the cctv - yes, there is an article I found explaining the proposal to monitor parents and have 'professionals' assigned to them.

With all the 'dumbing down' of the people in the west, these authorities have us exactly where they want us. People chose what to believe, even if history shows us the blatant corruption.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-19 20:03:53 +0000 UTC]

Exactly.

And I know mentioning Ireland to someone in the UK isn't always the smartest thing to do, but I pray that that country does not follow the rest of the world down the path of abortion on demand - a fight that is being waged furiously, but, as one has come to expect, with no publicity in the mainstream media. Their supposedly Catholic Prime Minister seems to have gone fully over to the dark side, pushing for the "right" to conduct another Irish slaughter.

This world is nuts.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-19 23:22:09 +0000 UTC]

Yes, that particular agenda isn't in the mainstream news - you have to search for it.

So many agendas do seem to disappear pretty quick - like the NSA Edward Snowden thing - there is almost no sign of it in the national newspapers here and friends that just got back from a week in Spain still don't know about the subject. Even the recent G8 summit is less important than xfactor.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-20 01:56:31 +0000 UTC]

Well, when 4 or 5 major corporations own close to (or is it over?) 90% of the new outlets in the Western World, it's easy to control what people see, hear and read.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-23 00:14:41 +0000 UTC]

Yes, been researching a lot on the subject lately. The power of the media is immense. It's basically mind control. Everything we think is based on what the media tells us. Our entire belief system is governed by it.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-25 14:23:58 +0000 UTC]

Yes, it is.

I teach business courses at the university level. And in my Marketing Classes, I make the BBC's "Century of the Self" required viewing. It's a 4 part documentary on the rise, the use and the misuse of modern mass marketing / propaganda techniques.  It's four 1-hour episodes, but worth the time. You can find it on YouTube.

And yes, I know it's the BBC, a State-run media outlet, but this documentary is very factual and done from a slightly "anti-Big Brother" standpoint.   I think you'll find it instructive. And for students here in the USA, the BBC stamp of approval gives it an air of authority that things from lesser known websites simply do not have.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-25 22:47:02 +0000 UTC]

Ahhh - I am looking them up on youtube as we speak. Indeed the BBC carries a lot of weight worldwide. There is of course some very biased opinions in the BBC. How they ever got away with the building 7 collapse report, 20 mins too early, is worrying.
Just found the 4 part series all in one video - Freud I see (learned a lot about him at college). This looks interesting, controlling the masses.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-26 03:49:09 +0000 UTC]

Yes, it is interesting...and scary, especially when you look at how much more pervasive and "effective" the "mind control" has become. And with the schools now firmly in the grasp of folks who want to social engineer us into some sick new world, we are in for some difficult times in the very near future.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-28 00:17:41 +0000 UTC]

Just finished the BBC series - very good!
Yes, the schools start children off in the wrong direction as soon as they can - born into debt and a slave for life, geared to work, work, work. Stuffed with candy and smothered in Christmas presents. All the moral values are installed to make them obedient workers, voting, shopping and judging others.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-28 13:32:22 +0000 UTC]

Glad you liked it; I thought you might.

And yes, every despot (at least since the late 19th Century) has understood that in order to gain a solid foothold, one must have control over the education system.

God help us.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to TomFawls [2013-06-28 23:01:53 +0000 UTC]

Just watched it all again, whilst working. Tonnes of stuff in there.

Trying to get friends to understand it, in small doses so they don't reject it.

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TomFawls In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-29 03:26:31 +0000 UTC]

Yeah...had the same problem with it. The few who actually are seeking "truth" watched and appreciated it. Most just blew it off.

Many students had the same reaction. Although I had one student who's final evaluation of the course said something to the effect of:

"when I found out that we were going to be watching some TV show about the turn of the century (this was in the late 1990s), I thought 'what a lazy professor! Couldn't he take the time to find anything more current?' By the middle of the second hour I began to understand why the Professor sees this as so important for us to know. You have forever changed my outlook on the media saturated world in which I was raised!"

Made me feel  good.

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Kinglorshi In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 16:26:51 +0000 UTC]

This is a very well done piece that definitely tugs at the emotional strings. The lighting is incredibly good too, but I suppose that is the case... I am a slight disagreement though. There are population issues and resource issues. While I understand that the Government does try to do things that definitely suspicious which warrants the highest suspicions, I sometimes wonder if genuinely they do it for what they say their reasons are, and if this whole "New World Order" paints over any realness that is going on, it's just that the people don't want any of their rights taken way. Doesn't matter what, so long as it is a right. If it is taken, people will fight for it, doesn't matter.

There are families elsewhere in other countries who do not want their children or cannot afford them, and can legally drop them off into an adoption facility where the former parents will have no more liability on the matter. I remember having seen women in the news who were raped, possibly impregnated, then for whatever reason denied birth control and put to prison. There was a case that happened like that. And then, there are those who just have sex like crazy I suppose... Like Teen pregnancies and the like? I'm uninformed on that.

I can understand why people always jump to the "New World Order", but sometimes I wonder if that's not really what's going on. Sometimes I wish I could read minds. Forgive me for being skeptical on the matter, or if I ever sound "ignorant to the truth", I am just skeptical of the matter.
People aren't as stupid as people give them credit for. If the corruption is widespread, they'll probably know, and retaliate. I mean hey, if a right is in question, they'll go berserk.
I await the moment someone comes in on me and slams me with percentages and fakes, theories and the like, because nothing is ever as it seems.

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to Kinglorshi [2013-06-06 20:21:41 +0000 UTC]

I hear you. And I am also skeptical. However, it's the double standards that politicians live by. If population was really the problem, I find it really hard to imagine those people would also adhere to the 'rules'. Politicians say there is terrible poverty in the world, but they don't hand over their wealth because they say the have special needs which require them to be rich and wear $5000 suits. They set no examples. They always justify why they must be different to everyone else.

Boris Johnson (London Mayer) said that the phone hacking scandal in the UK was a silly conspiracy. Now we all know it wasn't.

We cling to our belief systems, terrified of the realities that would turn our world upside down. 'Politicians may tell white lies but they really do care about the world in reality'. I used to think this alot, but then discovered that corruption was everywhere.

I worked at a special school and the very well paid middle class head teacher always spoke of how important the kids were. She had no kids of her own and wasn't married. She chose not to be. She issued 'warning letters' to each of the staff members, threatening them with dismissal if they questioned her authority. We weren't allowed to meet up and discuss the corruption at the school. I was made 'redundant' due to government cuts, I contacted my union but they said I was better off keeping quiet and accepting my 'redundancy'. The case was buried, even though I complained of systematic bullying by the head teacher. Everything was hushed up. I was warned by the head teacher not to discuss anything about the issue to other staff members outside the school. Soon after my official 'redundancy', 4 other members of the school staff quit, including the assistant Head Teacher. All the staff live in fear and attempt to suck up to the Head teacher, hoping that they will be rewarded for their 'telling tales on other staff'. Of course, they aren't rewarded. They are used. I still have all the letters and will publish them soon on the internet, as I am not a believer in this form of middle class power bullying. I understand that people are not perfect, but I am fed up with keeping quiet about everything, and taking the wrap for the powerful. I lose out, whilst they gain. Why should it be this way?
This example is exactly what is reflected in our western societies. Profit first. Wealth first. Shut up and do as I say. Money is power and that's how it is, so shut up and comply.

I am actually from a very middle class background. My Grandfather was a Labour Politician and even has a wiki page - [link] . He made a lot of money through business. At some stage it all went, but I don't know why.
My Other Grandfather was awarded a medal from the Queen, for his efforts in WW2 when he ran an airport. He became wealthy, living in Canada and having property in Lebanon, before all the wars. He was a very successful businessman.
Both have passed away now, and my step father is also very wealthy, but I am his stepson so naturally not entitled to his wealth. I don't like the idea of wealth anyway, as it has so many negative effects of course.

I am self taught in quantum physics (not just the basics, a lot more than a student would learn on a degree course), orchestral music composition and I have been drawing for just over 3 years, self taught. Many people say I am a Genius, as I have lectured children in science and created masterpieces in both visual and musical art. However, I don't believe in genius, I believe in obsessive motivation instead. Anyone can learn, if they are driven enough. I am also a raging alcoholic, but I gave up the 4 liters of vodka a day, almost 10 years ago. I have never met any alcoholics that can actually detach from their addictions. I have worked as barman, lived above a bar, and I have lots of alcohol in my fridge, which is for my girlfriend and friends. I spend a lot of time in pubs, and sometimes clubs. I am surrounded by alcohol, day and night. I have no cravings, no desire for or need to drink. I simply used logic and accepted that my body and alcohol is not good. I divorced myself from the societies, the AA and so on. I realised that the more I associated with the helping societies, the more I would remind myself that I was an alcoholic, and felt that I was on the verge of lapsing. Of course I wasn't, as demonstrated by my success. I let go of the belief system that told me to conform. I moved on. Unfortunatly my friends didn't, and I think the reafirming of the illness actually hindered them.
I guess what I am trying to say is that I believe much of what we are told and taught is not beneficial to us, but beneficial only to the wealthy or powerful. If none of us were told of terrorism, I don't think any of us would experience it in our lifetime. I believe it is just another scare campaign, to get the western population to hate other nations and to depend on our governments. I have studied so much material, over and over, and read hundredds of books. I speak to many people on a daily basis and try to get an idea of what people believe, and what they are afraid to let go of. I seriously do believe we are all victims of the worlds wealth and lies. I think that if I sit back and pretend it is not happening, I will live a fake life, walking around like a sheep on a farm. I have no fleece, and I don't wish to become a lamb chop, so I will continue to believe that life could be a lot better if we eventually over-power the criminals that run America and the west. If we begin to believe in a better life (as I did when I learned all that quantum physics, music, art and alcohol riddance) then there is a better chance.
Nowhere in the universe is it written that there must be presidents and money. Nowhere is it written that there must be a God or rules. There is no real version of what is right and wrong. All these things are man made control mechanisms, that I think are outdated and need to be annihilated.

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I-Am-Madbat In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-10-24 02:28:15 +0000 UTC]

This post needs a like button dang it!

BTW...nice pic too!

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to I-Am-Madbat [2013-10-27 15:51:54 +0000 UTC]

Thanks - I often get flack for this one.

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Kinglorshi In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-06 23:13:46 +0000 UTC]

I am still skeptical nonetheless. I hear you on everything you say and take it into consideration, but often everything is mostly just interpreted. I am well aware there is widespread corruption. That much is, ironically, common knowledge. Population does refer to resource usage. While I think it is unreasonable for people to have "higher standards" which is a fallacy, there is a point where there is too much of us and consuming and wasting too much. I've heard some argue we eat too much eat, others argue we eat just enough, although the methods we use to eat meats (farms?) is not the way to go about it.

I may have said that politicians or goverments do things which may seem evil but may not actually be evil in hindsight, but I didn't ever, ever, ever say that they are allowed to tell white fucking lies. That's not my viewpoint. Like the average citizen, I grew up knowing corruption was in the world of politics... That vile word: politics. I'm not one to forgive lies, or even white lies. It's not about lying but rather just doing stuff that the general populace won't like but with the intention of greater security. Maybe it is fake, but I don't know. I probably won't. I condone lying with utmost sincerity, since being in a position that powerful and being a lying rat is disrespectful and intolerable. it does happen a lot though, perhaps because those in power underestimate those that are within the power's grasp and think that "they can't handle the truth" or that they will never find out. Unless someone is well informed or actually is well in touch with how security works, like hackers, what can be said? I'm quite certain that the best societies are not the ones that are absolutely free but the ones that make the right choices and are willing to give up some liberty (unnecessary ones in particular, like buffets) for the greater benefit of society, and rather collaborating as a whole instead of living in fake independence.
The beliefs we cling to already turn the world upside down, that's why they're bad. But, regardless, you're going to have beliefs. You can't abolish them. They're there forever, and always alter and change. Eventually, once this generation shifts out, new beliefs will change, solidify as facts, and destroy the old ones. They never are destroyed but change form. I say this because you keep mentioning how "beliefs are destructive", which they are, but they can't be removed anyway. But I'll take about beliefs later.
Also, spying on people is BS. It would be lovely if the Government were more honest! I agree entirely with that notion, although I wonder just how much freedom we need.
We definitely don't need guns.

The case you mentioned to me deserves recognition. That is an utter atrocity, and thanks for giving me that insight. I know it may seem like I disagree and argue with you, therefore making me appear as "an enemy" of sorts, or that's how I see myself, but if you ever do publish those letters, I would like to read them. I know you're not doing it for entertainment's sake and that's not why I'm curious. Otherwise, that is utterly despicable. I agree entirely: it's a shame money determines wealth and authority. It's examples like this which show how materialistic society has become. Or maybe how it always has been.

That's a lot of feats you have going on for you there. Being pretty good at all of those fields and being an artist is something that is remarkable. Actually, though, my sister is into science, and spoke about how people like Galileo only appear so often... It may have to do with genes and such. Some people are just brilliant, and it's more likely for people to be not like that. On the other hand, I think if people worked harder and had more motivation than that may not be something to look at. But people don't want that, they want simple lives, lives where they can work, party, have fun, or at least, it's easier and more appealing to go for that.
As for terrorism, I agree. Than again, if we were told about all kinds of sicknesses we would probably ignore them. I'm sure that if were not told about corruption we would ignore it too. My point? I guess I don't have a point other than that no matter what, we would not think of these things until they come in and shout at us. Terrorists probably happen, but not here at all. I'm still contemplating about what you are saying though. I don't think that remaining ignorant is good, because threats can happen and if you protect people for too long it becomes counter-productive.
While I disagree with you on the matter that rules and "right and wrongs" (the latter to a much lesser extent) are man-made control mechanisms. I won't go into detail why for, like you said, everyone has different ideologies and none of them are wrong (but, perhaps not right either). They shouldn't be annihilated. Rights should be about unity and working together, and if Governments still exist they must be closely linked with the average citizen, and must not be treated as higher beings, being aware of what corruption is and being well informed of all things: past, present, and future. Nothing should be ignored and forgotten. But like you, I think that this current system should be abolished, reiterated entirely, and for all of us to live a better life. But what makes a "good life" is probably debatable, although I know what you mean.
The only purpose I see of Governments are organizers for the people, or, people make the decisions for the people with their clear intent... although sometimes the latter is not possible.

I have a question though. If people were never questioned that there life was "poor and corrupt", do you think that people would be content with their lives, sort of like how they wouldn't have to live with fear of terrorists if they never knew them? What if we just didn't know things? Would life be more stable? Do you think that by making that statement that is the reason why people feel uncomfortable? What if we never asked any questions, or made any inquiries, we just did our thing, and that was it?

Tangent end. This was all straight from the brain, un-filtered, so some things may be confusing.

I agree with you about terrorism and money. While I agree with the original idea of money, what it has become, or what we have become rather, is intolerable. Change will happen at some point, but it won't be pretty, and I don't think the next generation will handle it either. Or generations.

There's a lot I need to know and learn, as there is for everyone. I do agree that we should all stand up, but first, people got to believe that they are capable of standing. This "new World Order" I believe ironically puts people back in their seats because they believe it's inevitable.

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Revolucci In reply to Kinglorshi [2013-06-04 18:12:33 +0000 UTC]

"because nothing is ever as it seems" if u havent watched the illuminati project u should and learn about the shadow government that's controlling everything behind the scenes

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Kinglorshi In reply to Revolucci [2013-06-04 18:55:58 +0000 UTC]

I already know about the Illuminati, I've had a friend who is insane about them and would go on tangents for days about them. Out of a curiosity I may, but otherwise I already know who they are.

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Revolucci In reply to Kinglorshi [2013-06-04 19:16:17 +0000 UTC]

well if u want an overload of information it's a good idea to watch the illuminati project you can find it on youtube it consist of 200 something videos that give detailed info about the plans for the new world order and related subjects

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Hi-Power-Manipulator In reply to ??? [2013-06-04 16:00:42 +0000 UTC]

very great!!!!!!
have you painted everything in this artwork??

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to Hi-Power-Manipulator [2013-06-04 17:37:59 +0000 UTC]

Cheers HPM - yes, well almost everything. The 2 soldiers are paint-overs, as are the refugees, which i simply silhouetted.

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Hi-Power-Manipulator In reply to JamesLedgerConcepts [2013-06-04 17:51:35 +0000 UTC]

wow, this looooooks soooo perfect! how with renders because i think its not painted.

you are a god!

what about post-apocalyptic art work? for me?
maybe with zombies and survivors the runs away from zombies?

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JamesLedgerConcepts In reply to Hi-Power-Manipulator [2013-06-05 10:20:10 +0000 UTC]

Thanks again - not done zombies before - it could be on the cards next.
Oh, I am not a God btw - just a regular arse hole.

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