The Big Picture

Dear Jack,

The presidential debates got me thinking. Who’s choosing the questions and topics that are supposedly the most pressing?

Immigration seems to be near the top, probably because of Trump.

I was wondering what you would say is our greatest problem or our greatest need. (You see the big picture much better than I do.)

Love, Peggy

Sweetheart, below are my answers to your two questions.

Our greatest problem?

Our greatest need?

We have so many problems and needs, I hardly know where to start; but be assured the critical questions of our day will not be asked in any televised presidential debates.

If, however, I were pushed to isolate our greatest problem, I would say it is the loss of our collective souls to Satan by our long national policy of torturing human and animal life. Our greatest need is to seek the divine, and allow others to do the same, no matter what path that may be.

American torture ranges from the thousands of prisoners we have kept in solitary confinement for decades in federal and state prisons, to burning people alive.

Accepting any form of torture as normal or necessary damns one and blackens their soul – just what the dark force has planned for all Americans.

I do not believe that solitary confinement for up to 22 to 24 hours a day – for twenty or thirty years – is done to dissuade potential criminals on the outside from committing crime.

Nor do I believe the permanent bright lighting of claustrophobic prison cells, without any reading materials or the sound of a human voice, is done to rehab prisoners or to make prisons so distasteful that less crime is committed.

 If such barbarity is practiced to reduce crime, why is this atrocity not promoted near and far? Instead, the authorities have hidden the words “solitary confinement” with an assortment of misleading terms such as those below:

• Administrative segregation,
• Special housing units,
• Communications management units,
• Unit management,
• Special operations group,
• Intensive management units,
• Security housing units,
• Restricted housing,
• Disciplinary units,
• Special handling units,
• Punitive isolation units, and
• Control units.

But no matter what this insanity is called, solitary confinement cells are prisons within prisons that torture over 80,000 Americans at great cost for all those isolated spaces, while the rest of our prisons suffer with extreme overcrowding.

• Long-term solitary confinement produces a variety of very negative effects:
• visual and auditory hallucinations,
• hypersensitivity to sound and touch,
• insomnia and paranoia,
• uncontrollable fear or rage,
• distortions of time and perception, and
• post-traumatic stress disorder.

No one can withstand long-term isolation in small enclosed spaces and not suffer a compromise of their mental health. Is our government trying to manufacture insane people?

Worse yet is the brutal torture of men, women, and children in over 700 US military bases around the world.

But more heinous than any of our crimes against humanity has been the US policy of burning people alive with firebombs, white phosphorus bombs, atomic bombs, and ordinary bombs.

This is not self-immolation as a form of protest; it is American-imposed immolation on innocent civilians: men, women, and children.

After Japan had lost the Second World War, we firebombed sixty-seven of her cities, then vaporized untold thousands of innocent people in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Both during WWII, and after it was essentially over, America led massive bombing campaigns that were aimed at killing and terrorizing millions of innocent people and destroying cities all over Germany.

On February of 1945, with Germany on the verge of surrender, the Allies firebombed Dresden – a medieval city, one of the most historic in Europe.

More than 3,400 tons of explosives were dropped on Dresden by 800 American and British aircraft causing thousands of people to go mad with pain and littering streets throughout the city with charred corpses.

Kurt Vonnegut’s classic novel Slaughterhouse Five tells the tale.

Why were so many people burnt alive in Germany and Japan? Was it to teach the world that nobody had better mess with America? Even if that is true, I believe there is a far more diabolical reason for such fiendish insanity: it is the sowing of foul seeds in the psyches of the American people, all sure to produce a vile harvest – an insanity that has continued to this day in countries all over the Middle East.

There is a dark alien force that has long controlled the American government, and thereby the American people. The purpose of this force is not so much to engender suffering and killing as it is to capture souls.

Americans have avoided being massively firebombed, but they have lost their souls to Satan by allowing the torture of 80,000 human beings with solitary confinement, not for days, weeks, or months, but for years and decades, and for burning millions of men, women, and children alive.

It is not our victims who suffer most from our psychopathy, but those propelled by ignorance – those who supported and are supporting such monstrous crimes on their brothers and sisters.

Want to know what most American citizens believe today? Ask any one of the current presidential candidates what they would do to Iran if they were elected – that will give you the awful answer for yet another hideous mass slaughter of human beings.

Is America a great country? Are you proud to be an American?

Part of America is great; and I’m proud of that portion. But a satanic cancer is fast consuming our country, advancing on the ignorance of most Americans.

But you can help to save your soul by understanding the evil that has been and is being committed in your name. Then disagree and distance yourself from it.

Do not vote unless you can find candidates who agree with our current nuclear agreement with Iran.

It is far better not vote at all than to vote for the lesser of evils, as then you are still supporting evil.

Love, Jack

Jack Speer-Williams

Former Hollywood producer of live stage shows that featured various movie and TV stars. In Los Angeles for almost a quarter of a century, Jack had a front-row seat in observing the disintegration of the foundations of American society before he retreated to the woods of New Hampshire.

A graduate of the University of Florida, where he studied economics, Jack was also a running back on the Gator scout team, a member of the ATO social fraternity, Cadet Commander of the school’s ROTC unit, and president of the military honorary society, Scabbard, and Blade.

After serving honorably in the US Army, where Jack earned his paratrooper wings, he began to see the folly and crimes attendant to the unilateral wars of American aggression. It was then that Jack embarked on a spiritual path; one he has walked for over 40 years. Content with his sylvan seclusion, Jack began writing of how to spot media propaganda; something he meant to be his legacy to his three grown children.

Today, however, Jack invites all others to read his non-partisan observations of national and international events. According to Jack… Those of us stuck deeply into the engineered left-right paradigm have no desire to be objective, and are thus blinded to all truth that does not reinforce biased opinions.

Remedial work in geo-politics will not open the minds of such people, as they are badly in need of spiritual remedies; nevertheless, facts are facts, and some are available to truth-seekers, the subject matter of my writings.”