Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries Haitians knew exactly who to fight. Their enemies were obvious.
Now Haitians are so high on cheap opium (Karl) and their minds so full of Platonism (Nietzsche) that they can not distinguish their enemies who have cloaked themselves as priests, pastors, Christians, humanists, democrats.
The poor in Cite Soleil face the agents - or demons - of a global system that prey on people. While they are themselves part of a nightmarish matrix resemb...read more
Throughout the 18th and 19th centuries Haitians knew exactly who to fight. Their enemies were obvious.
Now Haitians are so high on cheap opium (Karl) and their minds so full of Platonism (Nietzsche) that they can not distinguish their enemies who have cloaked themselves as priests, pastors, Christians, humanists, democrats.
The poor in Cite Soleil face the agents - or demons - of a global system that prey on people. While they are themselves part of a nightmarish matrix resembling the film of the same name.
If the global poor becomes or is made aware of what they face, they may have a better chance of creating a little respite like the one after 1804 in Haiti.
However, if one becomes complacent, one could end up like Toussaint at Fort de Joue or worsee.
Knowledge and information are the only weapons against that colossal ever growing monster that has its tentacles in everything and everywhere. Ignorance is bliss. Knowledge is power. These are the choices in the arsenal.
