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My mother used to say, “Truth is stranger than fiction,” and year after year that axiom has been proven true.  Reality is completely different from what we have been taught to believe.  In the past year I have learned that we are constantly being fed news stories that are fake, scripted dramas designed to trick us (the peasantry) into accepting public policies antithetical to our own interests while simultaneously enriching and empowering an over-class.

I have been following Ed Chiarini’s work on wellaware1.com for several months, and he is right.  We are being scammed by actors who present us with a completely false reality.  Marshal McLuhan said, “All news is fake,”  and Ed has proven it time after time.

I’ve been learning to see the scams for myself, too, so I decided to write a blog with my own observations — a kind of spin-off blog, or a copy-cat blog.  I don’t have Ed’s talent, skills, training or forensic tools, so I am far more likely to be wrong.  You’ll just have to judge for yourself.  (Please note:  Ed Chiarini has not endorsed my blog in any way and doesn’t even know me.)  I don’t pretend to have any special abilities.  I am merely learning to perceive what I see.

The actors in these “news” stories come from a relatively small group of interrelated families.  That is one of the reasons they can keep their secrets.  It is also the reason why they use the same actors in so many different dramas.  Often you will often find one actor holding several political offices (and drawing paychecks from them), or acting in different events.

Since there is no difference between producing a fantasy story for entertainment or a fantasy story for the news, we see some actors crossing over and performing both in the shows we watch for amusement and the shows we watch for information.  Both genres shape our inclinations, tastes, vocabulary, and world view.

Please accept my blog for what it is:  an attempt to see reality and expose the scams.  Bear in mind, though, that I am quite fallible.

Go to wellaware1.com to see the work of someone using a more scientific approach.