WikiSpooks:Read This First

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Anyone considering serious involvement with the WikiSpooks Project will need to be fairly comfortable with the content of this article.

Scepticism is no barrier; fundamental disagreement IS.

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Origins

WikiSpooks is one of myriad reactions to glaring hypocricies in the received 'Anglo-American-Euro-NATO' world view and the behaviours of Western Nation State "Establishments" that both derive from and are harnessed to it. The project rests on the the following linked propositions:

Core propositions

  1. that both "Official narratives" and "Official Opposition narratives" are, by definition, always more-or-less in service to "The Establishment". [1]
  2. that "The Establishment" is the embodiment of REAL political power as distinct from largely illusory PARTY or FACTIONAL political power
  3. that the agendas of REAL power are always hidden and that the primary function of "Official Narratives" is thus to provide plausible cover for them.
  4. that all power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely [2]
  5. that the early 21st century end-game thrust towards a Globalised system of Government in service to Globalised Corporate Capitalism - the "New Establishment " or "New World Order" - is (by it's very aspiration to absolute power), approaching absolute corruption. [3]

It follows from the above five propositions that "The Official Narrative" of anything will ALWAYS be deceptive.

WikiSpooks main purpose

The main purpose of Wikispooks therefore, is to provide alternatives to "Official narratives", together with evidence, argument and speculation in support of those alternatives. Many of the alternatives provided will contain inaccuracies; they may even be downright false (in the manner of the masses of disinformation routinely and deliberately fostered by "The Establishment" to provide the appearance of healthy opposition). They are however provided in good faith.

In Good Faith

By "in Good faith" is meant, in furtherance of just two core axioms:

  1. that "Common Humanity" has absolute precedence over any and all considerations of Race, Colour, Creed or national, tribal, cultural or other membership, affiliation or loyalty.
  2. that the aphorism "Treat others as you expect to be treated by others" follows from a shared common humanity .

Examples of propositions axiomatic to mainstream discourse

The following are akin to latter-day articles of religious faith. They can be questioned only on pain of excommunication from mainstream discourse as mediated by the Establishment MSM.

... All of which sit somewhere between utterly absurd and patently false. There are many, many more - and yet, to effectively question ANY of them is to court serious risks - risks to one's career, position, place or, at the extremes of effectiveness of the questioning, one's life.

See Also

Notes

  1. ^ . The most succinct rendering of 'Opposition' as integral to 'Establishment' is probably that of the founder of modern Zionism Theodor Hertzl who counseled "We will lead every revolution against us". A seemingly ridiculous contradiction, but in practice a principle at the very heart of the exercise of Machiavellian Power.
  2. ^ . An aphorism attributed to Lord Acton in a letter to Mandell Creighton dated 1887 - more here
  3. ^ . The nature of the modern Corporation, as essentially psychopathic, is apposite (see this Media-Lens article), as is the necessity for psychopathy in an individual as sine-qua-non for the acquisition and exercise of power at senior Nation State level.
  4. ^ . The Emperor's New Clothes - Wikipedia article.
  5. ^ . Utilitarianism - Wikipedia article on the utilitarian political philosophy of John Stuart Mill and Jeremy Bentham

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