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EPISODE · May 28, 2025 · 1H 2M

Episode 107 - Natural Law and the Left/Right Paradigm

from Natural Law · host Bill Hoey

The duopoly of American politics which consists of what are called conservatives and liberals is a multifaceted game containing many tricks that are played on the spectator - dupe voter / mainstream corporate news watchers (and freedom movement "rebels"). However, the people who really run this game know that it is much deeper than this. The rulers of America and the world have a deep understanding of the laws of nature as well as cause and effect. The rulers of the world know that people can be easily distracted and that people are unaware of what has been implanted into the minds of the population via mostly public schools when they were small children. As a result, it is too easy to use the L/R paradigm to fool people. Nevertheless, I would think that the rulers also know the laws of nature cannot be shirked forever. The L/R paradigm will become obsolete just like other styles of ruling like monarchs. What worries me is: will humanity live to see the end of the LRP? And what cards will the power structure play as they see the system collapsing? Will humanity free themselves before it is too late? Is it already too late?

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