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We will now discuss the rather creative "democratic illusion" under which citizens of the United Stateslive. You may note some similarities to our developmental example in Chapter One.

THE PRICE OF ILLUSION

Manufacturing and maintaining a believable illusion is both time consuming and expensive.It is estimated that approximately 75% of the budget of the United States is spent on thisprocess. Actual budget figures, of course, will not show this. The money will appear tobe allocated to various agencies. However it is secretly diverted to the black projectsthat maintain US reality.

Although this may seem weird or silly, it is considered to be "good business" because itresults in maximizing the productivity of the percentage of the population (slaves) who liveout their lives under its influence. The carefully choreographed and structured events whichordinary people accept as truth must be meticulously planned. For example, economistshave determined that when the people are kept too happy, productivity drops. However,when people are made too miserable, productivity also drops. Therefore they must calculatethe exact balance of misery and happiness to be inflicted on the masses to achieve maximumproductivity. Decisions must be made daily on whether or not to inflict more misery (suchas releasing a new disease or having some "terrorist scare") or to inflict more happiness (suchas playing with interest rates or passing tax cuts). It is very delicate and serious work.

THE OUTER GOVERNMENT

The "official" Government or the outer government of the United States is thoroughly cataloged. The USPrinting Office publishes each year a document called the US Manual or the US Organization Manual. Itis for sale to anyone and lists the total [admitted] Government structure of the United States.

THE INNER GOVERNMENT

But, of course, there is more to it. Basically, people watch TV and see a democratic process taking place.There are elections, meetings, hearings, and all sorts of public input type things happening constantlyand the impression is that it is directly from these things that the future course of the Country isdetermined.

Well, sorry, that's not true. The United States is not run by the President. It is run by the "Chief ofMilitary Intelligence" [called "the Chief"] who is appointed by a secret process and who, onceappointed, serves for life. His identity is never revealed. Under his direction, a master plan for the nextfifteen years into the future is drawn up and updated. About 10,000 people, known as "Q-Men" have theknowledge of this master plan and are responsible for its implementation. This plan is the NationalSecurity for it is the blueprint for the future stability of the United States.

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