July 26, 2021

The more basic fraud gets, the less it is explained. Conservatives tell us so. They say, if you have to explain, you are already a loser. So they never explain.

Without explanation, fraud is imposed. It goes with the force and violence of imposing. Power has to be mongered before that process works. So guess who it was who told us that losers explain. Of course, it was Reagan—the champion of power mongering frauds. He never stooped to the level of explaining anything, while his purpose was to get rid of government and defy Congress in murdering rice farmers in Nicaragua.

What that example shows is that no words are needed to directly explain fraud, when overwhelming force is used. There are surrounding realities that go with force. For example, Reagan said, the last thing you want it hear is, "I'm from the government and I'm here to help you." On that basis, government was supposed to be dismantled, laws were supposed to be defied and vulnerable persons were supposed to be destroyed. The absence of words removed the fraud from the reality medium which would expose it as fraud.

One of the most basic underlying assumptions of fraud is that power is virtue and powerlessness is corruption. All power mongers acquire that assumption. They use power as the test of truth, knowledge, relevance, virtue and constructivity. For them to destroy is truth, knowledge, relevance, virtue and constructivity simply because it is them doing it. Power proves it in their minds. Why would they have power if they weren't superior persons? Maybe because they conspire with criminals. Their minds are too empty to evaluate that much complexity.

The more words that go with fraud, the more obvious the fraud is. Instead of that telling power mongers that frauds are frauds, it tells them that reality is garbage for fools, because the absence of words facilitates their purposes. Since they have to monger power to impose their corruption in the absence of words, they assume that mongering power is brilliance and wisdom. Power gives them the ability to impose, so they assume power is superior to the use of words.