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Originally posted by Sly1one
reply to post by LDragonFire
I believe the ZGM was all part of their plan. As they prey on our fears they prey on our dreams and ambitions for a better world. The ZGM presents a very dreamy and positive world view in opposition to the corrupt one we currently live in.
If nothing else remember that the US was founded on freedom and liberty and yet it is now neither of those. It was an illusion to gain acceptance what makes people think the next solution won't be the same? The VENUS project promoted through ZGM is a solution...be wary of solutions they are often old problems 2.0
I believe people are waking up to how the system that was built around everyone through force/violence IS NOT WORKING...
Originally posted by Sly1one
reply to post by LDragonFire
I think you are misunderstanding me...I'm saying that they plan on people "awakening"...they have built their plan around people awakening and then responding in the very predictable manner that they will...
You honestly don't think they have accounted for people figuring out their game? The people who so effectively have enslaved the entire planet for god knows how long are naive enough to think that eventually at some point people would find out the truth? I personally believe they have accounted for this and have made it a part of their plan...
rioting in the streets this day in age will accomplish absolutely nothing...
Meritocracy is a structure where a person's talent and goals are supported. As a teenager, I was already discouraged by the school system. I thought it filled no purpose and it didn't lead to anything constructive. I remember telling my friends at the time that it would be great if someone asked us when we were kids what we wanted to be when we grow up and then support us to become just that! Most people thought it was a great idea, but of course, we all felt powerless and I just did what I had to, so I could get out of there. I didn't know, and hadn't heard of, Meritocracy. In my opinion, a Republic which applies Meritocracy would be the best political system I can think of. We want a limited government, both in size and limited by law, so it can leave us alone with its only duty to support and protect us. So how would Meritocracy be applied to a society? I think it would be a great idea to spot a person's talents and goals early in life. Sometimes you can see an indicator already in small kids; you notice what their interests are. These talents and interests should be supported by the whole society, including the school system, so we can, on a collective level, help the individual to become what he/she is best at.
The Five Meritocratic Principles
NO NEPOTISM
1) It's not who your parents are, it's who you are.
NO CRONYISM
2) It's not what others can do for you, it's what you can do.
NO DISCRIMINATION
3) Sex, race, religion, age, background are irrelevant. Talent is everything.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
4) You start from the same point as everyone else, and you go as far as your talents take you.
REWARDING MERIT
5) The highest rewards for the highest achievers.
Originally posted by Lateralussicksicksick
reply to post by dajoh
No Meritocracy is the way to go. I know many of you haven't heard of this but here's a simple explanation of 'our' view:
Check this site out.
Meritocracy is a structure where a person's talent and goals are supported. As a teenager, I was already discouraged by the school system. I thought it filled no purpose and it didn't lead to anything constructive. I remember telling my friends at the time that it would be great if someone asked us when we were kids what we wanted to be when we grow up and then support us to become just that! Most people thought it was a great idea, but of course, we all felt powerless and I just did what I had to, so I could get out of there. I didn't know, and hadn't heard of, Meritocracy. In my opinion, a Republic which applies Meritocracy would be the best political system I can think of. We want a limited government, both in size and limited by law, so it can leave us alone with its only duty to support and protect us. So how would Meritocracy be applied to a society? I think it would be a great idea to spot a person's talents and goals early in life. Sometimes you can see an indicator already in small kids; you notice what their interests are. These talents and interests should be supported by the whole society, including the school system, so we can, on a collective level, help the individual to become what he/she is best at.
Another excellent site regarding 'our' views on how meritocracy :
The Five Meritocratic Principles
NO NEPOTISM
1) It's not who your parents are, it's who you are.
NO CRONYISM
2) It's not what others can do for you, it's what you can do.
NO DISCRIMINATION
3) Sex, race, religion, age, background are irrelevant. Talent is everything.
EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
4) You start from the same point as everyone else, and you go as far as your talents take you.
REWARDING MERIT
5) The highest rewards for the highest achievers.
Originally posted by Lateralussicksicksick
reply to post by dajoh
Also one more thing, why are we afraid of a NWO?
Shouldn't that what we strive for? A new world for everyone? Where everyone would be equal?
And no I'm not talking about the crazy depopulation theories regarding NWO I'm talking about a NWO that would bring out the best for all humanity.