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exponential increase in disasters affecting travel will slowly create this scenario. Thus local rule will
be the only concern, certainly not federal rule, and most likely not even state or provincial rule.
Martial Law requires the long reach of the law, but all the links in this chain will be broken.
Loyalties
Most of mankind walks through life following rules, from the parents, dictated by organized
religion, currently in force in the school system, as stated in numerous government statutes, as
interpreted by the courts or police, implied by current social mores, or agreed upon by local
associations. They are everywhere, but the press of disasters, and acute pain, prioritize loyalties and
the rules they represent quickly. The first to go are those at a distance from the home and heart.
Soldiers go AWOL in a wink, even if at a great distance from home, seeing their commanders
suddenly irrelevant. Soldiers with a basic good heart simply walk away from orders that are cruel or
dictatorial, the order not heeded, leaving commanders sputtering and read faced, alone. Martial Law
requires the unrequited loyally of soldiers, but almost every soldier, certainly the grunts in the
trenches or manning the guns, will become a broken link in this chain.
Innovation
It is often imagined by power mongering dictators at the heads of corporations or countries that the
populace sits like sheep awaiting a directive. In fact, it is that they insist on this posture, punishing
innovation as thought it were sedition, that creates this passivity. Thus, they assume a passivity that
does not exist. When disasters and the acute pain this brings descend, it will not be the leaders of
countries or corporations that emerge with solutions, it will be leadership emerging from the
common man. The power mongers will sit in their control centers, barking orders, but no one will be
listening. Where have the sheep gone? Over the hill, like wild horses, following the stallion. Not
sheep, after all. Martial Law requires the populace to follow directives, like sheep, but every
resourceful solution to a crisis breaks that chain, broken links all.
Madness
The coming Earth changes leading into the pole shift is such that few anchors in what man assumes
his Universe to be will remain. Only those with a solid connection to the Universal connection
between people, an understanding of the spiritual realm and how and why their current life is not as
important as the overall flow of their spiritual existence and its direction, will be grounded. The
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spiritually immature lack this understanding, and those stuck in self centered modes refuse to look
beyond themselves, and are more prone to panic. Man sees the Sun rise in the East, hears his
religion assert a connection to the gods, and thinks the laws of the land virtually immutable. Then
one day the Sun rises in the NW, the church is red faced and without comment, and the government
in disarray and not fulfilling their duties. Depression, hysteria, hiding in closets and seeking comfort
in delusions, all will emerge, epidemic. Those most needing to be in control, such as the self serving
power mongers attempting to rule the world, and those most seeking the comfort that a sense of
continuity provides, such as the spiritually immature, will be most affected. Thus those that would
impose Martial Law, and their minions in the corporations and in the military and in the ranks of
government, will be mostly affected by madness. Once again, the broken link, found muttering in the
closet instead of at their posts.
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ZetaTalk: Dictatorships
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ZetaTalk: Dictatorships
written Nov 6, 2004
The people seem so easily duped and this gang of crooks is the most effective I've seen. It sounds like we're
going to be still waiting and watching as the Bush regime continues into the new year.
It is said that history repeats itself, but this lies in the heart of man who does not cease wanting power over others,
control mechanisms that ensure this, and the accumulation of great wealth for personal gain and to ensure cooperation
from others. If the playing field is leveled, these games soon ensue again on worlds such as Earth where young spirits
are learning how to interact with each other, sorting out whether to mature into empathic beings or to remain self
focused. If it is a true statement that history repeats itself, it is also true that no king is safe, as those clawing up the hill to unseat him are never at rest. Earth’s recent history includes long running dictatorships, murder by the millions, and
countries driven to ruin before change occurs. But where the dictator’s desire for power and wealth seem pre-eminent,
it is economic issues as a whole that decide the outcome.
In Stalin’s era 40 million Russians were killed to feed his sense of control and supremacy, and the Gulag lasted
longer. By the time communism collapsed in Russia, the legitimate mode of business in the hands of the
communists had been supplanted by the Black Market, a quiet economic civil war. Germany over-reached and
engaged all its neighbors at once, a fatal mistake made by megalomaniacs. Had the reach been shorter, neither
Russia or Britain or the US would have engaged, despite 6 million Jews having been brutally murdered. Where
megalomania, unrelenting greed for domination, was endemic in those directing Hitler, it was many decades of
economic deprivation that pressed the people of Germany to cooperate, in the end a self defeating move.
Britain ruled the waves in past eras, a tiny island inserting its rule in far off places such as India and China, only
to lose to such simple forces as passive resistance in India under Ghandi, where refusal to cooperate as workers
won the day, and more recently in Hong Kong because an economic giant no longer tolerated the pretense. The
US achieved independence from Britain via bloodshed, but the inevitable outcome would have led to this result,
in time, the tiny hand of arrogance from a tiny island simply ignored. African nations likewise, invaded because
of their resources and then turned into colonies and eventually into puppet governments, eventually achieved
independence by the force of their economic might, attractive to many. Again, an economic revolution. In South
Africa apartheid ran for decades, the black man an essential slave, before economic pressures from around the
world pressed for change.
China remains a communist stronghold, but the ruling elite who in the past purged intellectuals and whose
prisons today are filled with political, not criminal, prisoners, are acquiescing for the sake of economic growth.
The giant awakes, and control over the minds and awareness of the massive populace is weakening as a result.
In contrast, North Korea is led by incompetence which has put the country into starvation under the hand of a
dictator who will party until his last countryman is in the grave. This will result in a palace revolution or a
scuffle with a neighbor, in either case a change in leadership. The lack of crops and food stores, an economic
issue, will be the deciding factor.
How does this history comfort those under dictatorships in place today, or those slipping into dictatorship as those in
the US fear their loss of voting rights might indi
cate? If the pole shift is an Opportunity for rebels to emerge, it is likewise an opportunity for palace revolutions or border scuffles, but the outcome among survivors will be driven by
economics, once again, the sword hammered into a plow, by necessity.
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ZetaTalk: Che Lives!
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written Oct 14, 2006
President of Venezuela Hugo Chavez was talking about Che Guevara lately. Chavez was comparing this
legendary South American revolutionist-fighter to Jesus. Can the Zetas comment about the Che lives!
phenomenon? [and from another] http://www.greenleft.org.au/back/2005/616/616p28.htm Ernesto Che
Guevara was murdered on October 9, 1967 - shot in the head by a Bolivian soldier in the presence of the
CIA. When the world's powerful cheered the brutal murder of the anti-imperialist and revolutionary
socialist fighter, they hadn't considered that his murder would transform Che into a symbol of the global
struggle against injustice.
We stated at the start of ZetaTalk that S. America was a battleground between the Service-to-Other and Service-to-Self, recently won. Many spirits, incarnated and disincarnate, were engaged. Look to the past of S America, the
Pinochet regime, the NAZI refugees in Argentina, the brutal colonial attitude of the elite in power in so many of S
America's countries. Look to the remarkable change in just this past decade. Brazil went remarkably democratic in
2002, with Luiz da Silva, a left leaning President, elected resoundingly. In early 2006 Chili elected S America's first
woman President, an astonishing feat considering her opponent was an ultra-right millionaire. That Venezula's
President, Chavez, survived a CIA backed coup in 2002 should likewise not be a surprise, given the attention paid to S
America by spirits in the Service-to-Other, who stood like angels around him during his trials. Where is this leading?
Clearly, this supports our assertion that the battle for the soul of S. American has been won. In that Africa is beginning
to see signs of the same kind of revolution, our assertion that the battle has moved to Africa is likewise supported.
It has often been stated that many heroes are stronger in death than in life, especially if they are martyred. But the
process does not require a martyr. Democratic revolutions almost invariably include a figurehead who is dramatically
Service-to-Other, loudly espousing the right of the common man to equal rights with oppressors and presenting a clear
plan on how such equality might be achieved. When one looks closely at their personality from childhood to
adulthood, one can see they were cast in this mold from the beginning. They are clearly souls on a mission, and their
life circumstances had little to do with where they ultimately arrived. There are more similarities than differences in
the life of Jesus and Che and Chavez, in point of fact, as they all proceed resolute in the face of oppression despite the
threats made upon their personal safety. Cut from the same mold. Where a fight is protracted, or iterative, a current
hero may invoke the memory of one past. In the US at present, there are comparisons to NAZI Germany, comparing
Bush to Hitler and his fascist and war mongering ways. In response, Bush has compared himself to President Lincoln,
who fought to emancipate the slaves, but the comparison does not stick. Thus, Che lives in Chavaz, but Lincoln does
not live in Bush, as the people are not so fooled.
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ZetaTalk: Leadership Styles
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written May 27, 2009
Leadership in time of crisis is most often different than the leadership that prevails during calm and stable times. When
the unknown presents, leadership differs from that which is required during familiar challenges. For Earth in the near
future, the leadership that will emerge will be that which can deal with all known techniques for group preservation
being questioned, all established expectations for intra-group cooperation being disappointed, and problems the group
faces routinely overwhelming the resources of the group. In other words, the leadership will be taking a fresh
approach, or will fail. This almost invariably excludes the establishment leadership, which has emerged during
economic and geological stability. The qualities of leadership have been much analyzed, and training programs
established, but captains of industry have emerged not from such programs but because of qualities within the captain
himself. These qualities are often elusive and thus ascribed to something like charisma but their basis is something
more simplistic. The cave man, facing physical dangers, selected the tallest, strongest, and most brutal among then to
be their leaders. These same qualities that allow such a man to defend the group against large predators could be
turned against any challenger in the group. This tradition extends to man's cultures today, where the leader that
emerges is often a large, brutal man. It is only recently that women have begun to emerge as the chosen leaders in
countries around the world.
Once the cave man could survive without constant fear of attack by large predators, other qualities determined the
selection of a leader for the group. When conflicts between groups could not be settled by one group leaving to find
new territory, then war between groups developed to resolve the conflicts, and the leader who was shrewd and cunning
was the winner. The political game of chess whereby bribery or psychological manipulation was an advantage was
born, and man has hardly moved from that tradition either. Today, the political leader selected by the populace is most
often a large, brutal, and cunning man. It is only recently that the ability to cooperate with one's neighbors has been
shown to be a more effective trait. When the world as a whole suffers crop shortages and natural disasters, then war
does not solve a these problems. The addition of new territory only brings with it new headaches. During times of
stability, the population turns its attention to gain for every household. Each head of family is concerned about
gathering assets and their status within the community. Any leadership battles during such times involves promises, a
type of bribery. Self promoting politicians promise that the changes they will bring will increase each family's asset
base and give this or that sub-group more benefits and prestige. This all too familiar political dance thus packs the
halls of power with self promoting liars, who are hardly suited to address a crisis when it comes along.
Since what is facing the Earth in the short term will be an immense crisis, the old models for leaders will be lacking in
the qualities that mankind will need. After the first few weeks after the cataclysms, the problem of looting gangs and
limited supplies will be sorted out, and then mankind will be faced with different challenges. There are few parts of
the globe currently beset with large predators, so physical strength and brutality are outdated as leadership qualities. In
fact, rewarding a large, brutal man with a leadership position puts the group into catatonia, as all fear to offend the
leader with ideas. Where starvation is endemic, worldwide, and supplies have run out, being shrewd and manipulative
also gains the group nothing. What is there to steal? In a world without police or courts, justice against those who
would ste
al or con others will be swift. The criminal, however clothed, will not be tolerated. Will the group elect a
leader who makes promises but cannot deliver? Today this process continues for two reasons - the electoral system
prevents removal of those who have been shown to be liars, or the country is under a dictatorship. But the world of the
future, after the coming pole shift, will not tolerate such leaders. The electoral process will be shattered along with
communications outside of the local area. Leadership will have to be earned, on a daily basis, as daily challenges
emerge. Those who self promote by brutality, by attempting to intimidate, will die out and fail, as we have often
explained, because their style of leadership assumes a steady support system. Where food production has collapsed,
and food distribution is impossible, all are starving and only those groups where all cooperate will be healthy. The
looting gang dies off when there is nothing left to loot, and cannot migrate on an empty stomach while on foot.
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So what is left, among the models for leadership of mankind? Those that can elicit cooperation among survivors and
those who are resourceful. Today, these are not the qualities of the official leadership, though times are changing. The
tribal models, or those models that have developed alongside mankind's domesticated food production, during times of
plenty, will not suffice. Organized religion fails as anything but a delusion of comfort, playing on man's fears and
confusion but not offering solutions to distress. Attempts to intimidate followers will fail in desperate times, as
rebellion will emerge. Established leadership who rose to prominence on hot air and self aggrandizement will be
challenged by crisis and fail, thence to be ignored. What will be left in this void is the natural leader who will elicit
cooperation and have ideas, be resourceful. These individuals are almost routinely ignored or taken advantage of in
today's world. When the promise of besting one's neighbors exists, taking what they have by force or by cunning, the
