The best prisons are the ones that we don’t see. Where the walls aren’t made of bricks – but are made of regulations – and other intangibles.
The Matrix is everywhere. It is all around us. Even now, in this very room. You can see it when you look out your window or when you turn on your television. You can feel it when you go to work… when you go to church… when you pay your taxes. It is the world that has been pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth. That you are a slave, Neo. Like everyone else you were born into bondage. Into a prison that you cannot taste or see or touch. A prison for your mind.
One where the suckers that bleed you dry aren’t in the form of cables and needles – but of tariffs, taxes, and fees.
Where the “agents” that enforce the slavery system can be your brother, sister, father, mother, relatives, friends, teachers, doctors, lawyers, physicians, taxi drivers, beggars, street hawkers, prostitutes – every body… yes, every one – including YOU and I !
The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you’re inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.
What is the Pinoy Matrix?
The Pinoy Matrix is a system of beliefs that have been embedded within each pinoy throughout his life – by authority figures, not for the former’s benefit – but that of the latter – and usually at the expense of the former. The Pinoy matrix is a system for controlling you in many layers – your mind, your body, your money, your property – your soul.
The only way for the Pinoy Matrix to continue to exist is with your consent. It is your consent to the illusion that allows these invisible walls to remain. No one can unplug you from the matrix except you.
A lot of pinoys get stuck in the matrix by conforming to certain constructs that are often not logical and not founded on reason. The scary thing is there are lots of matrices – and you don’t know when you get stuck in one. Understanding and being aware of the mental constructs which enable the Pinoy matrix is the first step to breaking free.
It also doesn’t help to compare oneself as being superior because he has awakened to the matrix – and others have not. Our job is to awaken people to the pinoy matrix and let them decide for themselves how to deal with it.
How do we know that you are in the pinoy matrix?
1. You believe that government is responsible for your personal success.
2. You believe in controlling others. You are more concerned over what, in your view, others should be doing with their time and resources. You believe that people should act and behave in the manner you approve of – and that any deviations are unacceptable.
3. You believe in accepting others control over you. You believe that the opinion of the barangay captain, mayor, councilor, governor, senator, president is more valid than your opinion and that it is okay for them to use force to make you follow their opinion.
4. You are always looking for someone else- other than you, to lead you. You believe that you will never be good enough to lead yourself.
5. You still watch/read mainstream media – ABS-CBN, GMA7, Inquirer. There’s a reason why it’s called PROGRAMMING. Guess who is being PROGRAMMED. What are you being PROGRAMMED to do? To be desensitized to the faces of coercion and corruption. You let their fear mongering get you to give up more of your money and liberties. You are programmed to accept that you cannot change your lot in life. That you are not beautiful enough. That you are not pretty enough. That you are not dressed enough. And to correct all that – you have to listen to what they say, buy the goods they tell you to buy, and vote for the people who will enslave you .
You are programmed to submit to their authority. I bet you are too busy watching the tits and ass that fill the screens of their variety shows. Or drooling at the Spanish mestizas in the Mexican telenovelas they imported and dubbed over with the local dialect to keep your eyes fixed to the TV.
Meanwhile their captive mouthpieces in Congress and the Senate talk business as usual – PDAF/DAP, BBL, plunder everywhere, spending your money everywhere, killing you or if they feel charitable putting you in jail for life because you smoked weed that can make you high and expand your mind .
Never mind that ABS-CBN, GMA7 and the legions of cronies are screwing your mind with false news, fabricated surveys, cover-up stories (the more recent one being Mamasapano) – talk about bad trip!
But you are too busy trying to get a ticket to an ABS-CBN show so you can have a snowflakes chance in hell to win a thousand bucks – which does not even come close to all the money that has been stolen from you all your lifetime! But never mind –
6. You believe the surveys about politicians. You believe that SWS and Pulse Asia are telling the truth. Never mind the fact that they are paid pollsters and their interview methodology is laden with leading questions that make for dubious outcomes. And that does not even include the fact that the owners are relatives of politicians.
7. You keep track about which candidates are winning or losing – as if they are responsible for your personal success in life. It does not matter really who leads or trails in the polls what matters is what’s going on in your life.
8. You follow the herd – “pakikisama” – except yourself. You find comfort in numbers. After all it’s hard to fool a large number of people right? So tell me again how 15 million people were so right to vote for Noynoy Aquino?
9. You don’t want to rock the boat aka “walang pakisama”. You feel uncomfortable being alone. You don’t want your friends and family to feel bad if you don’t agree with their points of view. So you instead just feel bad for yourself and pretend to agree with them.
10. You believe that PLDT under government management and control is the best thing there is.Never mind that more phones and services became available when the telecom industry was privatized. You believe that private firms provide expensive services. And yet you magically believe that adding the government’s expenses on top of the private firms services will magically lower prices down – whether its’ the MRT, electricity, water, health, or education.
11. You believe that an immoral evil act no longer becomes immoral and evil if committed in the name of “the greater good”.
12. You are more concerned with stopping people from taking marijuana or their preferred substances than the ritualized state abuse and murder committed against peaceful people who just want to relax after a hard day at work.
13. You are waiting for a mayor, governor, councilor, senator, barangay captain to provide you direction on how to be happy.
14. You believe that voting changes your enslavement. Never mind that the impact of the politician’s game of thrones on the plunder of your income – is real. You have not seen that no matter who wins, your income has not changes, your liberties are still restricted.
15. You can’t imagine a life without government. Like an animal held in captivity in a zoo, you cannot imagine a life in the wild without government bureaucrats, coercion, threats of penalties and imprisonment. Despite seeing that peacefulness in private residential communities or privately owned commercial facilities – malls, movie theaters, theme parks – that don’t have tax funded security aka cops – and have security guards instead – you still believe that the absence of government will lead to chaos.
16. You believe only Filipino businesses have the capacity to provide superior services and products to Filipinos. Never mind that Shoemart or any Filipino retailer has a NO RETURN, NO EXCHANGE POLICY that is anti-customer. Foreign retailers like Walmart or Dollar General which can provide more choices at lower cost with a return and exchange policy are not good for you because they are not pinoy owned.
17. You confuse rules with rulers. You believe that only rulers can come up with and enforce rules. You do not believe that you can come up with your own rules and enforce it on yourself. Nor do you believe that there are natural rules such as do not kill or do not steal which you can observe without any external assistance.
18. You have never questioned the history of the Philippine state. You have no idea about the prior nations that were conquered and assimilated into the modern pinoy hacienda system. You believe that seceding from a criminal state is unacceptable.
Do you recognize these constructs in your life, your friends and family? Good that’s the first step to disconnecting from the matrix and getting started on the path to reclaim your peace, prosperity, and life.
I know this is not an exhaustive list and will definitely update it.
Feel free to add your ideas to the list in the comments section below.
Let’s help others awaken and get started unplugging from the pinoy matrix.
FREE YOUR MIND.
“Know the river has its destination. The elders say we must let go of the shore, push off into the middle of the river, keep our eyes open, and our heads above water. And I say, see who is in there with you and celebrate. At this time in history, we are to take nothing personally, Least of all ourselves. For the moment that we do, our spiritual growth and journey comes to a halt.“The time for the lone wolf is over. Gather yourselves! Banish the word struggle from you attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.“We are the ones we’ve been waiting for.”— attributed to an unnamed Hopi elderHopi NationOraibi, Arizona
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