"Marvel not, my brethren, if the world hate you."
                         I John 3:13
The Psychology of
Babylon



















         How do a lot of people end up following the same way -
                                 towards a common goal?


It all begins in the human mind! The people of Noah's day knew of God,
and his judgment. Evidence of a world-wide flood was everywhere. Some
of their ancestors that went through it were even still alive, yet, a couple of
hundred years was all it took to bring them together at the Tower of Babel.
They were united - against God - once again!

What caused the people to turn against the God who created them, and
recently had to judge them for their evil deeds? What is behind all this
animosity, once again, that came over the people again? Simply, ideological
thought was pumped into the masses, on a massive scale, which produced
an individual change of heart, which, ultimately, produced a change in their
overall culture.


                  Culture - a definition:


“… a pattern of behavior, learned, developed or otherwise… that has
worked well enough to be considered valid and, therefore, to be taught to
new members as the correct way to perceive, think and feel in relation to
those problems.”

Edgar H Schein, Organizational Culture and Leadership 201 p. 1


This great "veil" that Mystery Babylon hides behind today is nothing more
than our modern thoughts of "political correctness" - fueled by a
progressively left-leaning news media, entertainment media, and
academia. The bombardment by these liberal modems, today, have the
same effect on the public as Hitler's propaganda machine did to hypnotize
his people to follow Nazism in the 1940's! It's all the same - only from a
different theological source. People want to feel good about being
'politically correct', and doing what 'movers and shakers' around them tell
them is the "right thing".

How do we identify how this "political correctness" begins to take hold in a
person's brain? There is a popular conception about the human mind - it is
divided into two halves. There is a "left-brain" and "right-brain", with one
or the other usually dominating each individual person. Those with "right-
brain" dominance usually tend to think with their "heart", or their
emotions. They tend to be more passionate, more artistic, and open to new
suggestions. Those with "left-brain" dominance usually tend to think more
with their "head" - they are more logical and rational, with less emotion.
Funny, those with a "right-brain" dominance also often seem to end up
thinking the same way as a typical liberal or democrat. As stated in
Politically Correct Babylon, those who take on these political views often
think of the world in terms of how compassionate or fair something is -
again, emotions, compassion and freedom of ideology come into play in all
of these. Facts mean little to these people, it is their perception of their
world that matters to them - how they feel about it.

What leads a person to follow this culture of thought often begins at a
young age, when their mind is young. All it takes it some traumatic event
in a person's childhood to turn some people towards this way of thinking.
Sure, bad things happen to all of us. It is how we react to it thats makes us
follow one way or the other. Those who follow the "politically correct"
way of Babylon and, ultimately, the Way of Cain, begin to do things like
they did back in the Tower of Babel; they begin to act like Cain did.

Life is not fair. It became that way when Adam and Eve sinned. Our
world is this way because of man's sin, not God. Some people want to
blame God for their own situations. True, some things that happen to
someone are truly not their fault, but, a lot more often than not, it is the
person themselves that is at least partly responsible for their own situations.

The people that follow these ways are often hypersensitive - they think
other people are always intentionally out to abuse them. They are often
thin-skinned - everything seems to annoy or offend them. They are also
often pessimistic, and walk around with that same "chip on their shoulder"
they developed when they were young. They end up so insecure they
often take what other people say so personally. They ultimately end up
very cynical about their own society and world - just as Cain had been.
They follow human nature, and, ultimately, the ways of the world to a tee.

Their thoughts on society often become the same - ideologically based.
They would like a world that should be a certain way, but, in reality, the
world just plain isn't. But, these people, regardless, often take the
ideologies of "equality" and "human rights" to the extreme. Any fool can
see that we are truly not all the same. We all have differences in culture
and ways of life that separate us - some that are downright negative. True,
we all have rights, but we have to put something into society to get
something out of it. These kind of people think, because of whatever
situation they are in, that they should be entitled to something. People
want "40 acres and a mule" but do no want to work for it. They scream
"where's my 'program'?" or "Wheres my money?" but cannot understand
personal sacrifice. They have an excuse for everything - nothing is their
fault. There is truly no honor - in the classical sense - to their way of life.
Their morality is whatever they think it should be.

It is so easy to "play the victim", and avoid the real truth to their own lives.
It's so easy to twist the reality of things, in order to get them away from
their own personal responsibility. It's all psychology. What happened to
individual strength? What happened to individual honor? Instead of trying
to blame anybody around them, and getting out of everything, maybe these
people should take action for themselves, and make their own decisions.
We should not be "entitled" to everything and not do our part to
contribute. Poverty is often not a lack of income, but an attitude. It is,
also, quite often the results of the choices we make in our lives. It is this
whole sense of 'entitlement without effort' that drains money and strength
from a society - past and modern.

People generate out, from within. If their heart is a certain way, it will
ultimately come out in the way they perceive the world to others. A typical
example of how people manipulate the truth to gather sympathy for their
own causes is as follows: a person may not like war. In order to make the
politics of war sound as bad as possible, they would bring up the story of a
couple on their wedding day who was killed as a result of mistaken
gunfire. They do not want to report that 100 of the enemy was destroyed
that day. They do not want to report any successes in the overall conflict,
just that one exception. It is that one negative thing - the two people on
their wedding day - which comes out to others. This is truly reporting the
exception rather than the rule. This is one way they use to twist the facts
of a story - a way to appeal to someone else's "bleeding heart", and bring
them on the same band wagon! Once someone, by these methods, begins
to make their causes sound more appealing, their ideology then becomes
contagious, and slowly becomes assimilated by those around them. The
ways of God, through corrupted influences such as this, becomes a
person's "oppressor" in many instances - the ways of Babylon become
their "freedom". Just look how many Christian values are shunned upon,
today - and what is taking it's place. It happened back then, it is happening
more and more, today.

We, at Mystery-Babylon.org, are just asking people to be moral, and not
be influenced by empty 'political correctness'. You become entitled in
society when you put something worthwhile into it. Human rights should
be "earned", not just entitled. We ask those, no matter what religion or
political beliefs they may have, to just take responsibility for their own
actions, and not to judge others. Understand the origins of thought around
you. The more you learn from unbiased sources such as this, the closer to
these truths you will become. In the end, we have to ask ourselves - where
do these "politically correct" ideologies and political thoughts truly come
from, and what direction do they seem to ultimately seem to lead us
towards?















The book The Rise of Mystery Babylon will explain all of this in further
detail.

Copyright 2007, Brett T., All Rights Reserved
Dedicated to exposing the system of ancient Babylon, and its parallels today.