Task No. 2 (short
term)
To form expert
groups.
Experts,
who really
understand and are capable,
are a rare find.
And most of them
are already in the
clutches of the system.
They are
absolutely necessary to the system,
its function depends on
them.
It chose and
trained them.
It has tried by
all means of brain washing and
succeeded to convince
them of its merits.
It has placed them
in important positions and
lulled their suspicions
with money and comforts.
It has assimilated
them into itself.
The chances that
they will join in the resistance,
driven by purely
altruistic motives, are small.
There they can’t
expect any personal benefits
(money, power,
celebrity for example)
but rather the opposite:
•
defamation,
•
persecution,
•
perhaps
even jail.
However, this
difficulty has
(like everything
else in the world)
its good side too.
It will help us to
choose the right people.
Under normal
conditions,
every selfish
idiot will run to offer his services:
― Here,
I am an expert, give me the position I am entitled to.
As regards
professional competence,
the decision is pretty
easy.
The social
environment recognises with
certainty if someone is
any good or not.
Everyone in the
neighbourhood knows
who is a good plumber
or a good doctor.
And if we already
have some experts in this professional field,
then the choice is
even easier.
They will
immediately recognise
who is really a
good engineer, surgeon,
ocean liner captain or bank
manager.
When it comes to "moral
competence"
then things are more
difficult.
How can we judge this?
Here the previous
mentioned
difficulty comes to our
help.
If someone meets
the requirements to obtain
an enviable position as
a servant of the system
(or already has
it),
but instead prefers "to put his head in the noose"
and become a servant of
the people,
he himself has
proven by this decision his suitability.
It may be that
there are few people who are not
driven by selfishness
but by altruistic motives,
but they do exist.
They
have shown it in the course of history,
and
they show it on a daily basis.
These are
the people we
need.
The others
who are willing to
sell themselves to the
system as slaves ″for
a mess of pottage″,
let them remain sitting in their fat armchairs.
Our task is to
discover those who combine
professional competence
with social sensitivity
and
bring them in contact with each other.
They are scattered
all over,
•
in
companies,
•
in
the state apparatus,
•
some
perhaps in the University.
That is where we
have to work anyway,
because that is
where the next generation of experts will emerge,
and we can win them over
before the system gets its hands on them.
The task is
difficult, but we don't need a lot of people.
A group of ten
experts has greater "fire power" than
one of these giant
American aircraft carriers.
― How
to find them though?
But, we have
already found them.
Or rather, more
correctly,
they have already found us.
They
are the readers of our site.
You are.
You, who are reading
these lines.
You have proved on
the one hand,
by your interest
in the content of this site that you have
the rare ability to
think, when all around you slumber in
the imposed lethargy,
and on the other hand,
by circulating the
site,
that your motives
arenot selfish.