Urban Predators Speak Out

  New Slaves for the New Global Economy Part 2. Slaves’ vs Automatons “Slave labor anywhere threatens real jobs everywhere.” And when the idea of profit is its own justification, watch out! Rulers tend to chase vast potential wealth and while most people are willing to pay something to end slavery few are willing to make the inevitable great sacrifice: Higher market prices . Unlike early slaves (a piece of expensive property needing to be maintained and accommodated) Automatons are cost effective ; relatively cheap, abundant, and easily replaceable commodities. Although they differ in the extent of violence and intimidation used, they both share one key objective; the slave must be broken; divided, conquered, and unleashed within a socially alienating arena where “dog eats dog.” Trust and loyalty must be shifted from slave to owner, from employee to employer. According to Willie Lynches manifesto ( The Making of a Slave –James River, Virginia, 1712), this is best accomplished by

  New Slaves for the New Global Economy Part 1. Introduction   Slavery is the total control of one person by another for the purpose of economic exploitation. Keeping in mind that from the dawn of time slavery has been a key factor in progress, profit, and social stability; that Jesus himself said “you will always have the poor” do dare ask yourself : Is slavery dead or has it been refined; normalized and globalized? Do realize that in today’s growing global economy, new slaves are not only necessary, but they must possess a specific mindset able to function within a dynamic, flexible system of socio-economic control. A mindset that is systematically groomed throughout an individual’s experience within the standard educational system, both private as well as public. Ask yourself ; Are You Free? Assuming you feel you’re not, do you even want to be free? After all, to smoothly exist within the present economic game of capital gain, a game of reward and punishment, a game where the