Like Laura Leon said:
If one is connected to their True Source, through one’s inner kingdom, and not via external sources, then they will not seek to gravitate to anything parasitic with attaching hosting forces, designed to lead one astray.

A more practical definition of freedom in daily life (per C.H. Douglas) is that it is the ability effectively to make discrete choices; i.e., to choose one thing at a time from among meaningful options.

1. Alfred Nobel achieved great wealth and fame by developing and patenting a way to release chemical energy from tri-nitro-glycerine (dynamite) in 1867.

https://www.nobelprize.org/alfred_nobel/

2. Steady progress in development of even more powerful atomic/nuclear energy by Prout, Einstein, Rutherford, Aston and Chadwick in 1815-1932 was abruptly halted in 1935 when Chadwick accepted a Nobel Prize by reversing his 1932 endorsement of Rutherford’s 1920 suggestion “neutrons are compacted hydrogen atoms,” i.e., compacted proton-electron pairs.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10640850/Nuclear_Energy_Error7.pdf

3. After the release of energy from cores of uranium and plutonium atoms destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 Aug 1945 and 9 Aug 1945, nations and national academies of sciences were united on 24 Oct 1945 to hide the source of energy in atomic bombs, and

4. A Nobel Prize was awarded to Hideki Yukawa in 1949 for a false nuclear model that hid the 1935 error by Weizsacker and Chadwick.

https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/physics/laureates/1949/yukawa-lecture.html

5. Thus human greed and selfishness isolated humanity from the most abundant and powerful source of energy provided by his Creator.

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/10640850/HIGHER-POWERZ.pdf

Is freedom our inherent, individual ability to develop our own understanding of reality, truth, God?

http://www.journalijar.com/article/16474/the–universe–is–in–good–hands./

It is strangely quiet here this weekend because you are now recognized as a real threat to the UN’s tyrannical one-world government and US DOE’s – Departments of Education and Energy

As noted on a few other blogs, . . .

“This weekend, Jon Rappoport’s blog is the “coal miner’s canary” that will tell us if there is any hope for freedom under President Trump:

http://joannenova.com.au/2017/05/weekend-unthreaded-161/

Have you read “The Discourse of Voluntary Servitude” by Etienne De La Boetie (1552). He asks HOW and WHY the masses of people would ever allow themselves to become subjects of a “controlling power” (a few “elite” members).

I expanded on La Boetie’s thesis in my own essay titled, :How to Defeat Tyranny: Active Disobedience” available on my LAW BLOG: http://JohnHenryHill.Wordpress.com

From a physician’s point of view, humans are born and remain extremely dependent (and thus subject to outside “authorities”) until ages 11 and then 18, especially on their parents. From 18 years onward, humans (whether by socialization, orders from authorities, etc.) tend to place themselves in situations in which they are still subject to a “higher authority”: in college; university; employment (their job).

At least this situation appears to be true in Western and most Far-Eastern societies. Indeed, in the West, people who leave employment in a company and go out on their own (e.g., forming their own business; company) are given special names, such as “maverick”, “entrepreneur”, etc.

The ONLY society THAT I KNOW OF in which individual freedom was nurtured and continued throughout their lives were the American Indians prior to the 1870’s. (There may be other such societies; thus my emphasis on “THAT I KNOW OF”.)

The Sioux or Lakota Indians were raised almost exclusively by the females (NOT just a child’s mother, but all the women in their band). However, the boys and often girls were free to go off and play whenever they wanted. A parent (or other member of their band) might issue a boy “orders: – in reality more like a “suggestion”):: “go home to eat”, but the final decision was the boy’s. And his decision was respected – he would never be punished unless an instruction to him had life-threatening qualities to SOMEONE ELSE in his band – NOT to him.

From late boyhood (13 yo) he could wander off as he pleased; and by the age of 15-16 he was expected to do so! By age 13 NO ONE could order another man what to do! Ever!

Contrary to popular opinion, there were NO “chiefs” in a band or tribe. There was usually a “council of elders” with one man in the role of “moderator” (often the “medicine man” or an elderly man with great experience on THAT TOPIC BEING DISCUSSED. But there was NO chief who could issue orders to anyone; same for the “council of elders” – they could give opinions only.

When an issue involved the entire band or tribe, then every adult member (over 13) had a vote in that decision. If Brave X wanted to go on a raid, he could try to enlist others to go with him. The possible volunteers might listen to the consensus of the Council, but the decision of EACH brave whether to go or not was HIS decision alone. A good example is the Lakota Sioux called “Crazy Horse”. He declined all invitations to join the Council or accept any position of “authority”. Other braves followed him because he WON. He was very intelligent, planned in great detail; was very disciplined in battle (unlike the typical Lakota Indian,where each man fought his OWN battle once things got going). He refused to speak of his triumphs (unlike his peers); was willing to listen to any tactical battle advice; gave credit to others re: battles; and devoted himself to the poorest members of his band/tribe, even if it meant going without for himself.

During the first great “Peace Conference” at Fort Laramie U.S. officials expected the “chiefs” with some advisors of all the great tribes to show up – perhaps 50-100 Indians. When between 12,000 – 15,000 Indians showed up, they learned in a dramatic way that EVERY person in the tribe was a CHIEF. No Indian man had ANY authority over another man; No Indian man could sign any agreement binding another man,

John-Henry Hill, M.D., Ph.D.
LAW BLOG: http://JohnHenryHill.Wordpress.com
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