Chapter 7

Sovereign State Countries
The deliberate segregation of humanity

Extracts and page numbers are taken
from the 316-page soft cover book.

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This chapter questions the legitimacy of countries, all of which have been created illegitimately throughout history, generally by the process of invasion, conquest and colonisation by force.
History records how the majority of conquerors forcefully ruled over their captive subjects who became deliberately disadvantaged and exploited. This cruel practice still endures in parts of the world today.
The book reveals how this can be changed, and how prevailing customs and control measures can be removed to enable the global majority to move around the world at their pleasure.

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Pg 194. "The creation of monetary systems, political rule and various religious doctrines, planned to become powerful instruments of influence over the lives and minds of people, could never have come about without the creation of countries."

"The arrival of elitist minority imperial and religious rule, administered by their appointed political leaders functioning under a protective umbrella of military strength, marked the end of any aspirations of freedom for the global masses.
Freedom quickly became an illusion and the masses were required to pay the cost of this domestic colonialism, mendaciously referred to as democracy, which kept most of them in subservience and poverty for much of their hard working lives."

Pg 195 "William Penn (1644–1718), an English real estate entrepreneur and philosopher, summed it up perfectly when he said:
"Let the people think they govern and they will be governed."
He became the founder and proprietor of the State of Pennsylvania."

Pg 199. "I inferred earlier that the masters of politics, religion and territorial rule planted the seeds of loyalty and obedience into the minds of their subjects many years ago, seasoned with a liberal helping of fear.

The effect of these seeds was to produce a latent layer of feeling deep in the subconscious depths of people’s minds which, when roused under a variety of circumstances, rushes to the surface with remarkable force and effect.
It has become known as patriotism, the official meaning of which is:
“Devotion to one’s own country and concern for its defence."

These words become the fuel that can drive feelings of patriotism into xenophobic acts of brutality very quickly when encouraged, and it is xenophobia that has become that latent layer of feeling deep in mankind’s psyche."

Pg 200. "Country has been made big in the minds of people. It is not so much an inbred feeling of instant patriotism at birth. It has been a deliberate and expertly choreographed programme of indoctrination that has been superbly played out over thousands of years.
Most people will say they love their country, even though they cannot explain exactly why. They may be worried about the economic crisis, they may not have too much confidence in the government of the day, and they might see religious fanaticism as becoming a big problem for them. But they love their country!"

Pg 203. "Man has endangered the ecology, polluted the atmosphere and sacrificed millions of his own species at the altar of greed and corruption. Nobody with more than two brain cells could possibly accept such actions as being representative of an intellectually superior and socially responsible species."

Pg 220. "The politically controlled public sector has never been able to gain firm control of the wealth generating power of the commercial and industrial private sectors. Ergo, if you can’t beat them, join them, which is the state of play throughout much of the world today. The large multinationals have quietly and expertly dictated the way the wealth generating game is played. They hold all the aces and all the trump cards. They are the world’s covert dictators, running their brilliantly customised New World Order under the 'globalisation' brand. Some carefully selected politicians are invited to conditionally share some of the benefits."