Deceits and lies to cover up what happens

It is indefensible to openly support the interests of privileged minorities. However, since the reproduction strategy of power in democracy includes taking over the government, they have to achieve electoral validation. They solve this apparent dilemma by deceiving and lying to sectors of the population whose minds can be manipulated. To do this, concentrated power creates an “unreal reality”, a reality invented with media, judicial, and educational accomplices to impose a perspective and common sense that facilitate the cooptation of wills. If that is not enough, there are other forms of intervention to complete the electoral appropriation: electoral fraud, the proscription of main opponents, and a permanent effort to fragment society by inducing divisions that undermine resistance.

It is an unequal confrontation between those who dominate to loot wealth through perks institutionally inserted in the prevailing way of functioning and, trying to resist and change the imposed course, the immense majority of the population. To this “eagerness, compulsion, or alienation” of greed and selfishness without limits it is necessary to oppose clarification and social organization, permanent effort of personal and collective clarification, understanding the covert, dismantling deceptions and lies.

Many dominators are aware of what they are doing and the tremendous consequences they cause on social welfare and environmental care. And one wonders what else they want, how far their compulsion and blindness takes them. They rely on the cunning impunity they have established so that their privileges are eternally reproduced. And yet, it is impossible to contain the power of the planet that sets limits of viability for humanity and it is at least doubtful that the merciless exploitation of the many by the few can be perpetuated.

From geopolitics, developments, and transformations we join those who do not faint in the face of the magnitude of the challenges. We work for peace based on equity and justice.

Greetings,

The Editors