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WHAT IS A DIALECTIC?
		
A brief description of how it works
By Darren Weeks
Coalition to Govern America /// March 23, 2009

www.governamerica.com

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In order to truly be free, we must be free-thinkers. That cannot happen as long as we are being
manipulated into accepting ideas or solutions that we are given as our "only hope" of survival.

Simply put, a "dialectic" is an argument ("thesis") which demands an opposing argument ("anti-thesis").
Through the process of the two conflicting sides, a solution ("synthesis") is reached which
represents a compromise of the two seemingly insurmountable opinions. This solution then serves
as a new argument ("thesis") and the entire process is repeated.

The Hegelian dialectic is a dialectical process by which a pre-determined idea ("synthesis")
can be forced upon an individual, group, or society at large without their knowing they were
manipulated into accepting the ideas they would ordinarily reject.

Each time the dialectical process is repeated, the compromise serves to shift society away from
its original thesis -- which is the point.

Hence, the process repeats...

Thesis --> anti-thesis --> synthesis (which becomes the new thesis)
                               v
                            Thesis --> anti-thesis --> synthesis (new thesis)
                                                           v
                                                         Thesis --> anti-thesis --> synthesis

Over and over again, the process is repeated. With each new synthesis, society is shifted further
away from its original thesis. This is how the Hegelian dialectic works. Conflicts are handy tools
to force society to accept changes that ordinarily they wouldn't tolerate.

Some people like to refer to the process as "Problem, reaction, solution." Regardless, it is
the same thing. The Hegelian dialectic is the means by which virtually all change takes place in
society. Nearly every problem that we face as a people has been created for us with a pre-
determined outcome in mind.

Dialectical "arguments" are made on a daily basis. Social engineers who wish to manipulate society
have learned that the most effective way to do so is through endless conflict. Therefore, they
engineer conflicts -- dialectical "arguments" -- on a daily basis, to the point where we have
never had so many conflicts. Our crisis equals their "opportunity".

If you wonder why we have so many problems in the world, now you know. Dialectical conflicts are
reflected in the daily headlines every day. Each headline represents an argument -- a side in
the conflict which is designed to ultimately lead us toward a new synthesis which will be turned
into a new thesis.

It's a brilliantly wicked plan that almost nobody understands. Even those who do, find its
grasp difficult, if not impossible, to escape. However, understanding it, is the imperative first
step toward avoiding its traps. It's time to truly "think outside the box" of their accepted
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