Are You Useful Enough?
Nancy Levant
August 13, 2007
In global reality, and in all things now created and controlled by corporate elites, human beings are problematic to the sustainable wealth of the world’s billionaires – the world’s one percent. Human beings are now required to serve this one percent in order to be designated as “useful.” Hence, the world of data bases and health-education-financial-social/emotional profiling, with all data saved and retrievable by elite-created technologies and organizations, scores your “usefulness” factor and grade.
Your total health information is stored. Your total educational history is stored. Your life-long financial record is stored. Your political affiliations and history are stored. Your taxation information and compliancy is stored. All licensing information – work and driving licensure information - is stored. Your legal/criminal background and history is stored. Your Internet usage/surfing is stored. Your insurance policies and claims – all stored. Your life long credit history is stored. As such, you are now graded based upon your faithful financial and social “fitness” and contributions to government, which also means to corporations. Global corporate governance IS global governance.
So, let’s say you own a small “community” business, which has many “community” partners. You hire only part-time employees – therefore ensuring that you provide no health care to your employees, which in turn builds the national healthcare system and, at the same time, guarantees that only the wealthy have insurance-based healthcare. You pay your employees barely above minimum wage, which guarantees the two-class system – overlords employing and holding down the under-class. As a business owner, you pay lower taxes than your minimum wage employees, again guaranteeing the sustainability of the overlord/under-class system. Therefore, you are graded highly for your “community” usefulness.
Now, let’s say you’re a 50+ year old employee who was kicked to the downsized curb when your company moved its operations off American soil. You were not kept as an employee due to your older age, your use of your former healthcare benefits, and your higher rate of pay following 20+ years of service to the company. So, now you work two part-time jobs, have no medical benefits, and can barely afford to drive your car. You buy fewer things at Wal-Mart, fewer groceries, which are tracked via your shopper savings card, and you are much colder during the winter months since you have lowered your thermostat to 58 degrees in order to pay your heat bill. Equally, and in your duress, you’ve changed political parties because you’re starting to realize that your dire straits are not being addressed by your 2-Party system. As such, you will receive a low grade for your “usefulness” factor because you are becoming less and less of a financial contributor to your “community” government. In fact, you’ve become a low man on the community totem pole – a prime example of a suspect under-class “citizen.”
Suppose you’re an 80+ year-old member of your “community” who served in several wars, raised 3 children, worked for 45 years, paid taxes for 60+ years, was never arrested, and have participated in many “volunteer” projects during the course of your adult life. Today, however, you are living on a limited income, receiving Medicare benefits, and are required to take many pharmaceutical drugs in order to sustain your life and old age health. Your mobility is limited, so you mostly stay home, eat little, and try to keep enough money to buy your meds every month. You will receive a very low grade for usefulness because you don’t have the physical means to produce corporate wealth. In fact, your only true value whatsoever is that you still pay taxes – many taxes – and support Big Pharma.
Now, suppose you were hit by a drunk driver. Your back was broken and you’re immobilized, in a wheel chair, and require daily assistance to eat and drink, to wash, and to simply get through each and every day, and you are on many forms of public assistance. You will receive the lowest possible grade, for you are a drain to corporate governance. You cost the corporate government money to remain alive. Shame on you.
Let’s say that you are 16-years-old, in high school, and a highly creative individualist. You don’t participate in select pre-military-training sports nor are you a genetically desirable cheerleader. You don’t volunteer in your “community,” but you are a talented artist and an avid reader. You don’t make perfect grades, but you pass. You will receive a grade that will maneuver you onto the military-recommended track so that you can become a U.N. peacekeeper in a foreign country. Your uniqueness will be “trained” right out of you.
One the other hand, let’s say you’re a cheerleading daughter of a county commissioner. You “volunteer” because you’ve been told to do so by your parents, and you have a part-time job working for friends of your parents. You are pretty, fit, tanned, bleached, manicured, and very popular, and you live in a “new” house in a “new” homeowner association community. You will receive a wonderful grade because your parents are “community” servants and living landless as ecologically desired and in a home the International Property Maintenance Code Inspector, who is a political associate of your parents, has and will continue to approve. Like kinds, you know…
You get the gist. Usefulness is mandatory in the NWO, and your compliance to rules, regulations, and regional administrators is also mandatory. Facilitators train your minds in schools, in job trainings, in churches, in libraries, during community service projects, on tell-a-vision, and in best selling books. All are dialectically trained facilitator-envisioners, and all are Communitarians, which are globally governed and trained AND grant funded New Age socialist and atheist advocates. They are, in fact, un-American.
And also, as “community” servants, they are interested in over-population and “compassionate” death. The “Humane” Society is very interested in genocide – to the tune of billions of animals. Biotechnology is very, very interested in our genetic code and in improving genetic pools – the pools they prefer. But as for the elderly and other “undesirables,” they seem to be getting a whole lot of fast-track cancers and other designer diseases. Do tell…
So, the question is this – are we useful enough? Only full compliancy, social/labor usefulness, and data base scores will tell. Best of luck.
Your total health information is stored. Your total educational history is stored. Your life-long financial record is stored. Your political affiliations and history are stored. Your taxation information and compliancy is stored. All licensing information – work and driving licensure information - is stored. Your legal/criminal background and history is stored. Your Internet usage/surfing is stored. Your insurance policies and claims – all stored. Your life long credit history is stored. As such, you are now graded based upon your faithful financial and social “fitness” and contributions to government, which also means to corporations. Global corporate governance IS global governance.
So, let’s say you own a small “community” business, which has many “community” partners. You hire only part-time employees – therefore ensuring that you provide no health care to your employees, which in turn builds the national healthcare system and, at the same time, guarantees that only the wealthy have insurance-based healthcare. You pay your employees barely above minimum wage, which guarantees the two-class system – overlords employing and holding down the under-class. As a business owner, you pay lower taxes than your minimum wage employees, again guaranteeing the sustainability of the overlord/under-class system. Therefore, you are graded highly for your “community” usefulness.
Now, let’s say you’re a 50+ year old employee who was kicked to the downsized curb when your company moved its operations off American soil. You were not kept as an employee due to your older age, your use of your former healthcare benefits, and your higher rate of pay following 20+ years of service to the company. So, now you work two part-time jobs, have no medical benefits, and can barely afford to drive your car. You buy fewer things at Wal-Mart, fewer groceries, which are tracked via your shopper savings card, and you are much colder during the winter months since you have lowered your thermostat to 58 degrees in order to pay your heat bill. Equally, and in your duress, you’ve changed political parties because you’re starting to realize that your dire straits are not being addressed by your 2-Party system. As such, you will receive a low grade for your “usefulness” factor because you are becoming less and less of a financial contributor to your “community” government. In fact, you’ve become a low man on the community totem pole – a prime example of a suspect under-class “citizen.”
Suppose you’re an 80+ year-old member of your “community” who served in several wars, raised 3 children, worked for 45 years, paid taxes for 60+ years, was never arrested, and have participated in many “volunteer” projects during the course of your adult life. Today, however, you are living on a limited income, receiving Medicare benefits, and are required to take many pharmaceutical drugs in order to sustain your life and old age health. Your mobility is limited, so you mostly stay home, eat little, and try to keep enough money to buy your meds every month. You will receive a very low grade for usefulness because you don’t have the physical means to produce corporate wealth. In fact, your only true value whatsoever is that you still pay taxes – many taxes – and support Big Pharma.
Now, suppose you were hit by a drunk driver. Your back was broken and you’re immobilized, in a wheel chair, and require daily assistance to eat and drink, to wash, and to simply get through each and every day, and you are on many forms of public assistance. You will receive the lowest possible grade, for you are a drain to corporate governance. You cost the corporate government money to remain alive. Shame on you.
Let’s say that you are 16-years-old, in high school, and a highly creative individualist. You don’t participate in select pre-military-training sports nor are you a genetically desirable cheerleader. You don’t volunteer in your “community,” but you are a talented artist and an avid reader. You don’t make perfect grades, but you pass. You will receive a grade that will maneuver you onto the military-recommended track so that you can become a U.N. peacekeeper in a foreign country. Your uniqueness will be “trained” right out of you.
One the other hand, let’s say you’re a cheerleading daughter of a county commissioner. You “volunteer” because you’ve been told to do so by your parents, and you have a part-time job working for friends of your parents. You are pretty, fit, tanned, bleached, manicured, and very popular, and you live in a “new” house in a “new” homeowner association community. You will receive a wonderful grade because your parents are “community” servants and living landless as ecologically desired and in a home the International Property Maintenance Code Inspector, who is a political associate of your parents, has and will continue to approve. Like kinds, you know…
You get the gist. Usefulness is mandatory in the NWO, and your compliance to rules, regulations, and regional administrators is also mandatory. Facilitators train your minds in schools, in job trainings, in churches, in libraries, during community service projects, on tell-a-vision, and in best selling books. All are dialectically trained facilitator-envisioners, and all are Communitarians, which are globally governed and trained AND grant funded New Age socialist and atheist advocates. They are, in fact, un-American.
And also, as “community” servants, they are interested in over-population and “compassionate” death. The “Humane” Society is very interested in genocide – to the tune of billions of animals. Biotechnology is very, very interested in our genetic code and in improving genetic pools – the pools they prefer. But as for the elderly and other “undesirables,” they seem to be getting a whole lot of fast-track cancers and other designer diseases. Do tell…
So, the question is this – are we useful enough? Only full compliancy, social/labor usefulness, and data base scores will tell. Best of luck.