Government = Mind Control

Let's look at the etymological roots of the word government. It comes from the Latin verb gubernare. No V in classical Latin. So, these were rendered as either B’s or P’s in classical Latin language. You could write this in what would be more modern Latin as guvernare with a V, but in classical Latin or ancient Latin, there is no V, so it would have been rendered with a B: gubernare. Now, what's the election of a governor called? It's called a gubernatorial election. Gubernatorial: Gubernare is in there. Okay. Gubernare means to control. The verb Gubernare in Latin means to control. The Latin noun mens, which is where the second part of the word, ment, is derived from. It means mind. So, you put these together and the word government literally from its etymological roots means: to control the mind, or in other words ‘mind control.’ The etymological origin of the English suffix -ment, M-E-N-T is often debated in this etymological breakdown. In English, from ancient languages that the creators of the English language deliberately chose the Latin noun mens, meaning mind, to represent or mean in English; the state of or the condition of. And this was done in direct keeping with the first Principle of Natural Law: as we've already discussed, The Principle of Mentalism, which demonstrates that in order for any particular thing, event, or circumstance, any state or condition to exist in manifested reality, as it currently does, which is known as the plane of effects, it must have first existed in the plane of causality or the mental realm, the mind. We've already looked at that Principle of Natural Law, so anything that ends in ment; the original etymological derivation means that it was made that way first by a state of mind, which led to its creation in physical reality. Any word you can think of that ends in M-E-N-T, meaning the state or the condition of, means: it happened in mind first, and therefore it led to the state of or the condition of in physical reality. The word mens was deliberately chosen for specific reasons, and I just explained the reason of that meaning: the state of or the condition of, and many people want to hotly contest that, I'm telling you outright they're wrong. They don't understand why that was chosen. Mens, meaning mind, was chosen deliberately to mean the state of or the condition of.

Government is based on this illusory and false concept called authority. People think certain people are authorities: that they actually have Rights that other people don't have. The Right to command, compel, coerce, and tell people, “this is Right, This is what you're going to do, and if you disagree, I have the power to actually compel, coerce or constrain you against your will, if you're not harming anybody even, in the taking of that action.” Authority is based upon an equal illusion that is called jurisdiction. Now we break down this word. It comes from the Latin noun: Jurisdiction comes from Latin: jus, juris. Jus, juris in Latin means law. Juris is the possessive case. And the Latin verb dictere. So, jus-dictere, juris-dictere = jurisdiction. Okay. Dictere means: to say or to speak. Thus jurisdiction literally means to say what the law is, or in other words, “we get to make up what the Law is. The law is not something that exists in nature and is based upon Right and Wrong and Truth and Morality. No, we get to make it up. We're God. We get to say what's Right and what's Wrong and therefore, since we make the law, we're the owners of these people. They're in our jurisdiction: you know, we own them, and we get to make up what they're allowed to do and what they're not allowed to do.” Authority ultimately is an illusion again, of a diseased mind, diseased psyche; based entirely in violence and built upon the erroneous and dogmatic belief that some people are masters who have the moral right to issue commands and others are slaves who have a moral obligation to obey the commands of the masters. I don't care what you want to call it; you can euphemize it any way you want. I call it what it really is: slavery. That's what it really is. It doesn't come down to anything else. It's always immoral, and it needs to be ended. That's it. And we have to develop the knowledge and the courage to end it- the knowledge, the care, and the courage to end it. The belief in the legitimacy of “authority,” this illusory nonsense notion, is the belief in the legitimacy of slavery. Anybody who believes in that authority is legitimate, and government is legitimate, whether they want to admit it or not, or know it or not or understand it or not, I don't care what they believe; they are advocating the legitimacy of slavery.

Ultimately, authority is the idea that man can become God and through “jurisdiction,” dictate the law. What the dark occultists of this world who are behind ostensible governments in the world. They set up all of these institutions as temples. What this sick psychopathic priest class ultimately believes is they're going to become God. We're going to turn Natural Law on top of its head, and we're going to rule in hell. That's it. We're going to rule in hell. It's a religion. This is a religion. Hey, governments is a religion, the concept of authority is a religion. Most people don't see it that way. And I mean religion in the term of false religion. It comes from the Latin religare. Religion does not mean to reread. It doesn't come from relegare or re-le-gare, It comes from re-li-gare, hence: re-li-gion: R-E-L-I-G-A-R-E, all right? Religare means to tie back, to hold back or to thwart from forward progress by tying or binding, tying up so that you can't move forward. That's what religare is and that is the etymological root of religion, because a false religion is a system of control that is based in unchallenged dogmatic belief, which keeps the mind in a prison in order to hold back the progress of consciousness. And that's where the bulk of humanity is at, in a brain cage. They're in the mind cage, okay? There is a positive connotation of religion. It also means to reunite with. And what we need to reunite ourselves with is the Truth and common sense and Natural Law and knowledge that there is no such thing as legitimacy to slavery. That's what we need to reunite with, and then we’d be living with true religion. We'd be practicing true religion instead of fake religion. We've got to stop trying to make our religion truth, and we've got to start making Truth our religion. That's what needs to be done.

by Mark Passio - Natural Law Seminar