THE FOUR HORSEMAN OF
THE APOCOLYPSE
(AS IT PERTAINS TO
THE PROPERTY TAX CRISIS)
BY
JOSE H. VALLADARES,
MD
JULY 2007
CONFUSION
War is waged in modern society
initially in the form of confusion.
News
reaches us after the fact, is incomplete, altered, fractioned and without
continuity. It thus achieves its real
purpose: confusion.
Freedom
of the press has always passed itself as one of
In
the case of newspapers, dissemination of selected information is done with only
one point of view to publish. The elite
do not require nor want more than one newspaper per city.
The
media is of the utmost importance in reinforcing public approval using opinion
polls. Once that an embarrassing fact
has been made public, these opinion polls result in the persuasion of people
who have not yet made up their minds.
APATHY
The
average age of the world’s greatest civilizations survival length time goes in
years as they advance from spiritual faith to courage and liberty. This progresses into abundance, apathy,
dependence and back into bondage. In our
country today, 50% of the voters are apathetic and ignorant of politics to
where they are eventually losing all of there freedoms going from apathy to
governmental dependence.
This
leads to learned helplessness: when one has come
to believe that one has no control over one’s situation and that whatever one does
is futile.
FEAR
Fear
is being instilled upon us because on the other side of fear is freedom. By stopping people from making up there minds
using fear they are refusing themselves knowing what must be done in order to
know and analyze the causes of what is happening. The July 13, 2007 edition of the Miami Herald
unveiled an ominous prognosis when it published
an article announcing the cutting of jobs, weakening public safety, canceling social-cultural
services, stopping building and public works, reduce public transportation,
lessening public health, human services and housing and significantly reduce
parks and recreation.
ANGER
Once
confusion, fear and apathy have been established, we can really reach
acceptance. Anger is a response to a
perceived threat which includes injustice, negligence, humiliation and
betrayal. The person either lashes out
verbally or physically or becomes passive by means of silence, a passive aggressive
behavior such as hostility with tension.
Anger is more intense if analysis reveals to the individual that the
inflicted pain was intentional and or deliberate. This adds resentment.
CONCLUSION
This
anger-energy must be shifted from the negative into the positive through active
participation in institutions such as the Coalition which is not Democratic or
Republican, for blacks or whites, for Anglos or Hispanics, immigrants or
citizens, rich or poor but rather for all those who live in the county whether
it be that they rent, own or work on a property of their own.
Unless
the middle class rejects the dominance of the elite becoming a docile multitude
accepting societal rape they will become extinct, impoverished and exiled from
their own hard earned and worked possessions.
This will followed by the subsequent implicit family dissolution.
Unity
alone will bring the strength necessary to resist, fight and thus win this
present war that we have been living for years and now has become a present
reality with real devastation to society.