I have felt guided this week to encourage my colleagues to look up the Milgram Experiment and the Stanford Prison Experiment. A good person can be led to do bad things when circumstances develop--or in the case of our present day reality, when we have sociopaths with unfathomable wealth in key positions of leadership, as has been the case for a number of years: A few decades, several centuries, a few millennia--the number varies depending on what evidence you're willing to accept. The main point is that knowledge is power; education assists people in recognizing when a bad situation could get worse, and more importantly, provides fertile ground for organic solutions. Sinister hypnotic tricks rarely work on people who are aware. The bad news is that there are sociopathic and apparently psychopathic people in government and other positions of power. The good news is that naturally good people outnumber them and are catching onto the fact.
105 Seconds of Economic Clarity by TruthNeverTold
http://benjaminfulford.net
Kev Baker Show 5/13
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