Words to play by

Kaminski’s new book recaps
the disintegrating history of
the 21st century



By John Kaminski
skylax@comcast.net




People are picking on me. They’re calling me a philandering Internet
gigolo Zionist dupe, willingly associating with others of that
ignominious ilk. Hence, everything I say should be disregarded, they
insist.

Fortunately for me, I simply stand by my stories, and defy you to tell
me I haven’t written the definitive history of the 21st century thus
far.

The U.S. government engineered 9/11 as a pretext for permanent war.
This bold plan was successful because of the media/pharmaceutical
anesthesitization of the American populace over a period of 40 years,
from the Kennedy assassination to the imminent beginning of World War
Three in Iran.

The real money has always been made in wars and financial collapses.
Current indicators are that we are about to get both.

The responsibility for this chosen course lies with the corporate
establishment, which has gentrified itself right out of the human
species.

What was it we were supposed to be doing while our neighbors were
dying, being murdered and desecrated for what .... America’s robotic
and heartless lies for the benefit of clever controllers who have
captured our entire lives, from our money to hearts and minds?

We go where they go. And I’m telling you, we don’t want to go there.

So when people cast aspersions my way, I just roll out my titles,
especially those in my new book, “Recipe for Extinction: John
Kaminski’s Internet essays, volume 3” which is coincidentally now for
sale on my website, http://www.johnkaminski.com/ even though I won’t be
mailing them until the end of February, we hope.

I stand by my stories, and most especially I stand by my titles as
accurate characterizations of what I have written. Consider, only for a
moment, the contents of “Recipe for Extinction” and tell me if this is
not what has happened.

• “Sick strategies for senseless slaughter” was a recap of links
proving U.S./Israeli complicity in the deaths of Americans in Iraq, as
well as how U.S. forces tricked everyday Iraqis into transporting bombs
into key locations, killing people in deceptive acts that were later
blamed on America’s phantom enemies, who are invented in the Pentagon
and thrust outward through media control of the minds of the populace.
See http://www.serendipity.li/iraqwar/slaughter.htm

• “Canary in the coal mine,” the parable of Ernst Zundel not being
allowed to utter a factual statement without legally offending the Jews
of the world; as a result, he has been held in prison for five years,
face five more, and will probably never get out because he insists on
telling the truth about the nonexistent gas chambers at Auschwitz
during World War Two. http://www.rense.com/general56/coal.htm

• “Letter to the FBI” is an apt portrayal of what today's FBI has
become, a cowardly secret police protecting the evil interests of the
powers that be at the expense of ordinary citizens trying to live
decent and honest lives.
http://www.rense.com/general59/lettertotheFBI.htm

• “The shattered glass” asks the question “what if we thought was
healthy was actually killing us?”
http://www.unitedstatesgovernment.net/theshatteredglass.htm

• “Peace, justice and honesty” asks, “Your parents didn't bring you up
to be killers, I don't think. Maybe they did and just won't admit it.”
http://www.rudemacedon.ca/kaminski/04/0718-peace.html

These are five of the 30 titles in the book, now for sale (for early
March delivery) on http://www.johnkaminski.com/

Thanks very much for your support and your kind words.

As regards those who would rather spend their time either supporting or
denigrating one group or another, and lure unfocused people into
unnecessary speculation about nonessential items, like who I might
REALLY work for, I stand by my stories, and these words:

Always play for the underdog.

I learned that watching Walt Disney's Davy Crockett on black-and-white
TV in the middle 1950s, typical white suburbia, in which unevolved
people who failed to perceive the trauma their lifestyles inflicted on
themselves and everybody else nevertheless followed civilized rules of
decorum and exhibited actual signs of highly structured intelligence in
myriad ways.

I learned that a constant bias toward helping anyone or thing who
needed it always came back to me with a bounty I could not have
anticipated prior to the action I took.

Since that time, the American mind has become dulled by the
technological virtuosity of its own ingenuity, and has lapsed back into
a flailing pursuit of hedonistic gratification interested in only the
maximum satiation of its own feverish desires.

Specifically we have forgotten — or willingly ignore — the greater
reality that we are more than ourselves, that none of us can exist
without others, and that in a state of love, where you willingly
sacrifice your own predilections for the polishing of that essential
other, your specific action returns a bounty one hundred times greater
than you ever could have expected before you took it.

Always be an umpire rather than a partisan

Since human intelligence does not know why we're here, what or where
our consciousness actually is, or that other 95 percent of the known
universe known as dark matter that the human mind cannot even
effectively engage — it is only known by deductive theory — why would
you ever think you have the final answer to anything? If you think you
do, then by definition you have put a blinding filter on actual
information you receive through your main windshield of consciousness,
no question about it.

The first bus left for Pluto yesterday. How do you think Jesus will
play in outer space? Just think of it! Cathedrals on Mars, more
monuments to the human fear of itself. Think you know how to call the
play. The best way is from behind the plate, with the mask on. Learn at
least to tell the difference between a home run and and fixed game.

Never give up your dreams, for anything.

Wherever you are at this moment, stop and give me five more seconds. I
never doubted for a moment that your heart was in the right place. It’s
only the dogma I’m after, mistaken presuppositions that drown our lives
in shadows and sadness, and lead us to kill others for a grievance we
have created in ourselves from our fear. This is why everything is
happening as it is now. I have no other message. Be who you hope to be.

So why would what I say be so objectionable?

Here’s the short answer.

Because what I am constantly attacking is a lie.

And the world runs on lies. On sleight of hand. On enforced dogma, that
is also known in more polite parlance as consensual opinion.
“Manufactured Consent” was the good Chomsky/Herman term.

Right now most of the world is just learning that the forces that
control them are manufactured by tyrants pressing buttons in glass
skyscrapers. And we’re all groping in the terminology to identify the
actual perpetrators of our misery.

And actually, that’s not hard. You know their names.

But we get lost, sidetracked into futile remonstrations. Drowned out in
the white noise of habit and comfort. As the big meat grinder creeps
closer to all these fabulous condos in paradise we’ve created, there is
a tsunami brewing in the collective human consciousness that will, in
one way or another, for sure, engulf all of us.

And whether the crest of that wave is the for real beginning of an
actual World War Three looms as a likely physical manifestation of the
very thing that is compelling the human species to destroy itself.
Somebody’s profiting from making it happen.

I pride myself on being able to adapt to new information, and to alter
my fundamental view of the world on the basis of better-argued points
of view. Among other things, this helps me to better appreciate people
from other cultures who are not like myself.

But unfortunately, given the crisis that has been created by the media,
banks and governments all seeking to squeeze in the fastest way
possible every last drop of profitable blood out of every conceivable
nook and crannie, we’re screwed, grist for the mill, the ingredients of
a fortune cookie that is not completely of our own making. Soylent
Green, if you know what I mean.

Shifting the spotlight of blame onto someone is not in itself a hostile
action, because enmity can cloud fair judgment, and when all is said
and done, all these human political and religious pronouncements are
merely cut-and-dried, epidemiological data of the self-persecution
complex of the human race.

I have to get this because .... it was so important to me.

Harrumph! — You’ve offended my honor!

Where was it you were going? And so fast.

So look at where it has gotten us.

The garden smolders, and we whistle our brittle metallic tunes that
drown out the harmony of the very things we need — pine needles, a
harmonica, and a warm family on a summer evening.

This should be life on earth.

But it’s not what we have.

Ask yourself why.

Will you fight for your life, or run from it?

How much will we let them take from us before we rise up and take it
back?




John Kaminski is a writer who lives on the Gulf Coast of Florida whose
Internet essays are seen on hundreds of websites around the world.
http://www.johnkaminski.com/