Manufactured Consent (PDF)
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History
Publisher: Sonoran Dawn Studios
ISBN-10: 1365206130
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 33
Copyright: June 20, 2016
ISBN-13: 9781365206139
Price: FREE! (eBook)
Know history to know your rights.
Is voting worth the time? In the current political landscape, voting is a double-edged sword. How can Americans maneuver around the traps set by the ruling elite to manufacture consent for their destructive policies and world agenda?
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Excerpt
The introduction:
Does voting matter? Some Americans believe voting is an essential part of one’s civic responsibility. While other Americans do not think that voting does anything at all. Both perspectives have their pros and cons.
Voting used to mean: one person one say. Now, voting is used by the elite political class to manufacture consent. Voting is also a way to pull consent away from politicians and agendas the People do not wish to follow. It is just a matter of perspective.
So what do we do as a nation? Vote the better of two evils? Or, do we just stop voting when the direction of the country goes off course?
Some uninformed person is always going to vote. That is the nature of our world. Voting is going to happen, so why not vote against the system? Vote against career politicians. Vote against any agenda that takes rights away from any group or individual.
The elite class understands the rules of public administration: agendas must be made public in one way or another, consent must be granted, and the People must be dumbed down in order for the voters to play the cyclical nature of the elite’s consent game.
Round and round, we go. Nothing ever changes for the better; no matter what we do. It is time for a change, how about you?
Let’s take a look at the events, laws, and agreements that have led America into its present precarious predicament:
When our nation was founded in 1776, the new government understood that the People’s liberties, freedoms, and rights had to be secured from this political theater called manufactured consent.
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