In a world where violence seems to be a desired outcome for some, it's important to question the motives and intentions behind such a disturbing trend. The state, as Neil Oliver suggests, appears to be actively seeking chaos and conflict, almost as if it's a prerequisite for achieving their ultimate goal: total control.
The West, with its constant agitation for war and its involvement in various conflicts, from Ukraine to Gaza, seems to be setting the stage for something far more sinister. It's as if the state is willing to sacrifice peace and stability for an agenda that benefits only a select few. The question that arises is: why?
Desperation for Control
One interpretation, as Oliver puts forward, is that the state requires violence to justify its draconian measures. By creating an environment of fear and unrest, they can implement surveillance, control access to resources, and indoctrinate the population with their ideology. It's a disturbing strategy, one that relies on the population's submission to an oppressive regime.
The state's desire for control extends to every aspect of our lives, from our thoughts and beliefs to our very bodies. They want to dictate our actions, our choices, and even our medical decisions. It's a terrifying prospect, and one that many may not fully comprehend until it's too late.
The Psychology of Psychopaths
What makes this particularly fascinating is the psychological aspect. The individuals driving this agenda, as Oliver describes, are psychopaths. They are cowards, hiding behind their fantasies of power and control. Their worldview is distorted, driven by fear and a desire to dominate. They see violence as a means to an end, a way to exert their will over others.
In contrast, the majority of people crave peace. They want to live their lives without fear, to tend to their families and communities. The idea of violence and chaos is not appealing; it's a last resort, a desperate measure. This is where the state's strategy falls short. They fail to understand the true nature of humanity, the inherent desire for harmony and coexistence.
A Lesson from Tolkien
J.R.R. Tolkien, a veteran of the First World War, understood this inherent peace-loving nature of people. His hobbits, a representation of the English or British people, saved Middle-Earth not through grand battles but through their peaceful persistence. They carried the burden, facing adversity with resilience, and ultimately triumphed over evil. This is a powerful metaphor for the state of affairs today.
The state, in its desperation, is pushing towards a totalitarian police state. They are willing to destroy communities, attack values, and manipulate history to achieve their goals. But, as Oliver suggests, they will fail. The true strength of humanity lies in its ability to withstand and overcome such oppressive forces. We, as regular people, have the power to deny them their violent fantasies by embracing our peaceful nature.
A Call to Action
So, what can we do? We must not succumb to their tactics. We must remain vigilant, aware of their agenda, and refuse to be drawn into their bear trap. By standing together, by choosing peace over violence, we can thwart their plans. It's a powerful reminder that our actions, our choices, and our unity can shape the world we live in. Let's not give in to their dark fantasies, but instead, embrace our humanity and work towards a brighter, more peaceful future.
