Study of the Hegemony of Parasitism - michaeljgoodnight.com

Society was now replaced by a mere facade of society.
Only one crime would be severely punished -- any
resistance to the World Order. Murder, rape, arson,
armed robbery, incest, child molestation, alcoholism,
drug addition, homosexuality -- all would be excused as
minor aberrations, as long as the World Order was
allowed to function without hindrance. One former crime,
treason, now vanished, because national loyalties no
longer existed. No one was expected to be "loyal" to the
World Order, except its own members. The host peoples,
the slaves, would never be asked for loyalty -- only for
obedience.
Despite this new "tolerance", which was in itself a
revolution against the innate moral codes of all peoples,
many citizens continued to resist enslavement by the
World Order. Famines, riots, revolutions and wars were
instigated to get rid of the troublemakers, but a more
universal restraint was required. This was found in drugs.
In Asia, for centuries assassins had been sent to carry
out their duties after being given quantities of drugs
(assassin comes from the word for hasheesh).
The World Order realized that drugs would provide the
means of behavioral psychology or people control, which
they had been seeking. The opium clippers began to sail
from England to the Far East. By pushing drugs among
the Asian masses, they stupefied and controlled them,
reaping not only a substantial cash flow, but the raw
materials needed for their Industrial Revolution. In the
twentieth century, the Foundations began to stupefy the