Monkey's, Elephants, Frogs

How control works.

Monkey's and Society



This is how society is basically controlled. I have blogged about this before, but I thought that this would be a timely reminder. People talk about how they want change, how they are dissatisfied with governments, but then they control each other worst than any authority figures do. If people really want change and freedom, then they have to understand how this works, it's the only way that change can and will happen.

Under this informant system, it's being used as a means of state and personal control. The other slaves get pressured apply pressure on the target to conform, at times by participating in the systemic destruction of the targets life, and they hope to eventually break and destroy the target enough to control them, just like the example above. That is how state control works, and that is how it is working. The people at the bottom have to realise this, and want this to change, but most like the bit of power it gives them, that sense of control. They don't have it in their own lives, so they try to take it from others. It's really uncool, and things will not change until this happens.


Elephants and societal control


http://www.stumblerz.com/how-a-twig-can-stop-an-elephant/

[quote]In India young elephants are tied to a tree to be taught obedience. They pull and pull but cannot break free. The elephant is still not strong enough to pull the tree out, and in time, after many attempts, it becomes to believe that it will not break free. No matter how large and strong it grows, it believes that it will never pull the tree out. At this point, an elephant can be tied to a twig and it will not attempt to break free. It will always believe that the twig is stronger than it. Do you ever feel like your stuck? But, inside you, you know there is a better way of life? And you just don’t know how? The elephant and the twig is a perfect parallel to the human condition known as “learned helplessness.” Realistically an elephant and a human have very different traits to consider this a comparison. But this particular pattern of the elephant is symbolic to how the human can be subjected to the same condition. Unlike the elephant, a human has his own will; therefore, the cycle can be broken. As a human, you were given a great power. Your mind, the mind has endless possibilities. Unfortunately, instead of living our lives freely, we have succumbed to living in environments run by systems. Sure it does make some things easier and helps keep some kind of order. On some part systems help keep things running, which is not a bad thing. The only problem with a system is that it keeps things running in one direction. It does not allow much room for change, for that would disrupt the system. As humans we are always evolving and need room to grow and change. With these systems we have been subjected to this “learned helplessness” and have become stuck living in the system. These systems reside in a family unit, a community, in professions, by traditions, and in cultures. Don’t get me wrong a system provides support to function, but the original purpose gets lost in the upkeep of the system. In other words, we are the elephants and the systems are the twigs. We must not forget our true purpose and not be afraid to disrupt the system in order for it to be re-evaluated and adjusted. Just like a computer, it is always being updated and changed to bring us better service. Imagine how far you could advance if you were to upgrade the system. Now, maintain respect to the systems but don’t be afraid to ask for upgrades.[/quote]


Once you get the people to condition themselves, very little control is needed to keep them in line. Thus we walk our selves back to work after breaks, no control, no chains needed, we learn to condition ourselves, breaking free of those conditioning is in part what being free would truly be about.

Frogs boiled alive and society




We watch our rights being eroded everyday. Body scanners, email and internet rights being removed or invaded, the water is boiling but like this helpless frog we do very little about it. We change to go along with the laws, and we are passive. Before you know it the water is too warm. This is what society is like in the 21st century.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=svpsLZDgFK4

This post is not to be confused with frogs, monkeys and state control. :-)

http://gangstalking.wordpress.com/2007/09/11/mokeys-frogs-state-control/

Monkeys, Frogs, State Control.

http://www.cduniverse.com/productinfo.asp?pid=6784886


http://www.netflix.com/Movie/David_Icke_Secrets_of_the_Matrix/70034148

David Icke Secrets of the Matrix. (This is great) I found it so informative. Now you don't have to agree 100% with it, but it's pretty informative.

It's six hours. I have seen about 3 hrs worth, but it's good what I have seen. You can rent it, buy it or find it other ways. Google had it but removed it, but if you look about...



Anyways this is how the world seems to be working.
I think this was an actual experiment that was done, but I could not find the source.

[quote]
Start with a cage containing five monkeys. Inside the cage, hang a banana over a set of stairs. Before long, a monkey will go to the stairs and climb towards the banana. As soon as he touches the stairs, spray all of the other monkeys with cold water. After while, another monkey makes an attempt with the same result – the other monkeys are sprayed with cold water. Pretty soon, when any monkey tries to climb the stairs, the other monkeys will try to prevent it. Now, put away the cold water. Remove one monkey from the cage and replace it with a new one. The new monkey sees the banana and wants to climb the stairs. To his surprise, all of the other monkeys attack him. After another attempt and attack, he knows that if he tries to climb the stairs, he’ll be assaulted. Next, remove another of the original five monkeys and replace it with a new one.

The newcomer goes to the stairs and is attacked. The previous newcomer takes part in the punishment with enthusiasm! Likewise, replace a third original monkey with a new one, then a fourth, then the fifth. Every time the newest monkey takes to the stairs, he is attacked. Most of the monkeys that are beating him have no idea why they weren’t permitted to climb the stairs or why they’re participating in the beating of the newest monkey. After replacing all the original monkeys, none of the remaining monkeys have ever been sprayed with cold water. Nevertheless, no monkey ever again approaches the stairs to try for the banana.
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Now take this a step further and apply this to society. At some point these mokeys/people go out into the world, they go into the companies, into the schools, religious organizations, etc. Social constructs that are used to keep us in line, and teach us how to fall in line. Everytime a monkey/person get's out of line they are punished. Some monkeys/people go through life never going after the banana, never getting out of line, and so are never attacked, and so would never understand that society is like this. Then you get those who do go for the banana, whistle-blowers, activists, dissidents, those who step out of line, those who ask the right/wrong questions, publish the news stories they should not, ones that are too independent, those who do not properly conform, etc. Then they see society for what it is.

Society has various ways for dealing with those who are not conforming, or teaching others how to conform. Drugging of young school children who are too hyperactive for their own good, School bullying, workplace mobbing, community gang stalking, the buzzsaw for reporters, religious/cult harassment, social annexing, etc. Most of society at some point will learn how to fall in line, and they too will keep others in line. Many don't know why, but that's the way it is, and they understand that they can get sprayed with that cold water if they don't keep others in line.

People are kept in line primarily via fear, fear of what others will think of them, or react to them, etc. Social constructs that most of us are a part of and would not wish to be annexed from. Should a monkey/person step out of line, they are then socially annexed to bring them back in line, harassed, have their lives disrupted, or more forceful means. Now we have more overt and extreme measures. Neurolinguist programing is being used to purposly sensitive people in society to everyday stimuli, then on others electronic monitoring and torture is being used.


[quote]If you put a frog in scalding hot water, the frog will jump out immediately. If you put that same frog into lukewarm water and gradually turn up the heat, the frog will happily let itself be boiled to death." [/quote]

The same is happening with our move towards a one world global government, with a scanned/micro chipped/controlled, communist, snitching society. I mean if someone tried to introduce ID chips into the bodies of humans 50 years ago, people would have revolted, and overthrown the state. Same with the satalight surveillance, and the CCTV cameras, but we have slowly over time introduced the agenda for a global state and the frogs/humans are going to slowly let themselves get cooked to death/compliance.


As long as you just do it gradually and keep them distracted, they will be boiled before they know it. You could never do this all at once, because like the hot water they would realize it and rebel, but slowly over time, they get comfortable, slowly sedated like the frog, till it's too late.

These blog posts are looping, but if you are like me, then coming to grips on how society could be like this is a process.