Has a thought of a lack of time consumed our mind? Pt.1

As the topic of my first post with this site I would like to address the overwhelming amount of things that seem to pass us by on a daily basis that we as a society have seemed to have lost control of. We have lost control of our time, space, respect, dignity, finances, family structure, leisure time and our government.

In our not too distant past, life moved at a much slower pace. Leaving free time to do all sorts of things such as time with yourself, dinner with your family, outings with your friends, check into your government etc. The list goes on and on. The sad part is that it's going to get a whole lot worse before it gets any better. The true question lies in what can we do about it?

My aunt always told me to never complain about anything unless your going to do something about it. Often times we address these types of issues without offering any type of realistic solutions. Furthermore there is also some type of phobia in society that has made us leary on opening the dialogue on these matters.

So with all that said do we simply psych ourselves out of time? Is time just moving faster? Or has our lifestyle changed that much as technology grew? Better yet is it a illuminatist plot to keep us scatterbrained? Or is it the government? Either way, there is reason to give merit to all of these as not only theories or mere questions but more so as an old saying states,"There's a little truth in it all."

Now I can write a book on each one these questions individually. For the sake of this blog I will keep this brief. We do psych ourselves out of time as we get caught up in the hustle and bustle of the work force in addition to our daily responsibilities we begin to believe we do not have time for the things we once did that bought us joy or peace of mind. Obviously time can't be moving faster as there is still 60 sec in a min, 60 min in an hour, 24 hrs a day and 7 days a week. However time is manipulated in certain regions in what's called,"Daylight savings time." Employers across the board seem to no longer believe in conventional Monday-Friday 9 to 5 scheduling anymore. If you can't work odd hours or weekends in most industries you will be out of work.

There is an immense amount of documentation online and published books about the Illuminati using us all government included as cattle and slaves to usher in a new world order. President Woodrow Wilson himself had admitted his flawed judgment in succumbing to these figures with the establishment of the Federal Reserve through the Federal Reserve Act. JFK addressed the nation on these issues shortly before his assassination. In addition to a host of other credible sources to suggest these powers do exist and are firmly ingrained in what has come to be current policy for the world. George W. Bush is a lower levels member of the Illuminati through Skull & Bones and the arrogance of his power was ridiculous in itself.

As we speak the mainstream media and congress are focused on executive memos released by the Obama administration from the previous Bush administration referencing dictatorship type presidential priviledges. As if this were brand new when these very same directives and priviledges were snuck by all of in the Patriot Act and unless that is repealed will make all the current fuss being made over this issue meaningless. It amazes me that members of congress such as Rep.(D) Patrick Leahy among others are surprised at these memos as if they still have no knowledge of them awarding these powers to the president in the Patriot Act previously. Leading me to believe this is a time when we need to really keep our eyes open as this may just be another smoke screen to sneak some other type of restrictive legislature the general public would not approve of.

In relation to the issue of time what better way to pass laws the people would never approve of then to sneak it by them while their not looking. How can they be looking if they don't have the time? How can the public read a 1200 page legislation when they don't have time to read a value menu at a fast-food restaurant? It's impossible without stellar time management. Which still really doesn't help much when you factor in red tape. There is so much red tape in everything nowadays people throw their hands up in disgust before even getting started with any tasks associated with corporate America, the government local or federal.

With the rise of technology ironically produced to save us time in actuality has taken more time away. Unfortunately technology has just awarded us the capability to do more with the time that we have versus buying us more time. Leaving us always feeling rushed and on a deadline, which in most cases we are. Whatever our own individual stories are they all create one collage of the world we live in and there are a plethora of issues that would normally concern us that that have been literally passing us by I will be addressing in part 2 of this article in addition to solutions thereof. Right now I would like to leave you with good will and one question? Has the thought of a lack of time disillusioned us into believing we can sustain this chaotic pace as well as protect our rights from the faction in our government making daily efforts to take them away?