--{ Art of Persuasion from Mental Health Services Administration: "Help is Now Coming to Those in Self-Pity, Who've Moved from Homes into Shanty City, Who've Lost Jobs and All, Due to 'Recession,' Floundering in Fear, Anxiety, Depression, No, Not Dollars in Aid, as Given to Bankers, 'Cause You're Not a Member of Globalist Gangsters, It's from the SAMHSA, Caring People So Nice, Using Taxpayers' Money to Give You Advice On Coping Techniques Using Imagination, Imagine You're Not in Deprivation, Think of Blue Skies and All will be Well, You'll be a New Person, the Experts Tell, As You Watch Wallet Shrink, Few Dollars Remaining, Remember, Could be Worse, Could be Raining" © Alan Watt }-- Priorities of Government, Economic System. The Bizarre, Fantasy, Space Aliens, Escape from Reality. Media Does Reasoning for Public - "Accidental" View of History - Leisure Time for Working Class - Psychopaths in Politics, Corruption - Alexander Hamilton. Omnibus Bills, Party-Line Voting - Amalgamated Europe, United States of America, Global Govt. - Revised EU Constitution, No Vote for People, Tyranny - U.S. Patriot Act. Soviet Union, Collective Punishment, Criminal Infractions - "The Trial" movie - New York City, New Crimes, "Quality of Life" Summons - Domesticated Schmucks, Inquisitions for Trivia. Bankers' Looting, Money Heaven - Tent Cities, Shanty Towns, Economic Turmoil "Mental Health Risks". Radio "Wars", Competition - Counterintelligence, Harassment - I.G. Farben - Stigmatized Groups - Types of Zionism - Conspiracy Books - Populating Palestine, Israel. "Terror", North Korea - CIA, Assassinations, Uprisings - Nuclear Technology. No Time for Pettiness in Real War. (Articles: [" 'I have never read the EU constitution', admits Europe Minister Caroline Flint" by Ian Drury (dailymail.co.uk) - March 31, 2009.] ["THE CRIMINALIZATION OF EVERYDAY LIFE" by Robert Neuwirth (citylimits.org) - March 23, 2009.] ["A Guide to Getting Through Tough Economic Times" Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (samhsa.gov).]) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - March 31, 2009 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)