You Made Your Bed

Dear Harvard graduate,

It’s not my fault that you went to Harvard.

You did that on your own.

You became seduced.

You became seduced by greatness.

You didn’t even know that you were being seduced.

You didn’t know because the seduction began when you were a small child.

You were roped into believing in the greatness of men.

As were we all.

You were regaled by the media of the supposed greatness of people like FDR, Eisenhower, Churchhill, and so forth.

Of course, they weren’t great men. They were robbers of people’s potential. They were puppets of the empire, and their true goal was to gain money and wealth for the powerful elite.

They did not stand up for the common man. Indeed, they compromised the common man through war and foreign exploitation.

These are the people who are talked about.

You wanted to be one of those people, and because you are smart, it was only natural that you could be one of them too.

To achieve this end, our society conditioned you to believe in the greatness of Harvard University and its ability to mold great men.

This is how you became seduced.

You wanted to be one of the people who are talked about.

You made a deal with the devil.

To be fair, you didn’t know that you made a deal with the devil. You were only seventeen years at the time.

But you did.

You went to Harvard, and the grooming stepped up a notch.

You began to meet important people at Harvard. Famous actors stopped by at the Hasty Pudding Club.

Maybe Tom Cruise. Maybe Brad Pitt.

Prominent politicians gave guest lectures.

Your professors personally knew the so-called movers and shakers in society.

Perhaps, you were even invited to parties and soirées where royalty was present.

Hey look, there is Prince William.

Gradually, gradually, gradually the Harvard machine indoctrinated you.

They roped you into the cult.

When you got married, an announcement was made in the New York Times. Then when you had a baby, that announcement was made as well.

The Sulzberger clan (the publishers of the NYT) are part of the Harvard machine. They engage in deep propaganda, so deep that you don’t even know you’re being propagandized.

Your name in the New York Times! Just think of it!

Why, you must be important! Why, you must be better than other people! Why, you must be a demigod!

Why, why, why you must even be God’s representative on Earth!

That’s a heavy experience.

When you went to apply for a job, large corporations took notice. The big guys coveted you.

You were put on the fast track, and you didn’t even know it.

Of course, you were doing it yourself, you convinced yourself.

How could it have been any other way, you reasoned.

When you wanted to write a book, it was a piece of cake for you to get an agent and a hearing with a major publishing house.

That’s what the Harvard machine can do for you.

It’s not just a school; it’s a connection network.

It’s not my fault that this happened to you.

It is my problem though.

And it’s your problem as well.

It’s your problem because you think that because you went on to Harvard, that you are going to be invited into the true power structure of the United States and by extension the world.

But you’re not.

The true power structure is only going to give you a taste of power.

For that taste of power, they are going to use you in their money making rackets.

If you are a politician, they will humiliate you, then, if they decide to do so, toss you away into the wastebasket.

Have you heard of the Rothschilds?

They are a very wealthy family, and they have a lot of power in the world.

One branch of the family lives in the United Kingdom.

According to Evelyn de Rothschild, the Rothschilds are not part of British aristocracy. Their family is too new. They have only been in England for a few hundred years. There are families who have been there eight hundred years.

How about your family, Mr. And Ms. Harvard graduate?

You came from regular people, didn’t you?

Do you seriously think that American aristocracy is going to let you run the place?

Think again.

Think of all the Harvard Cabal graduates who have been thrown under the bus by the ruling elite.

Bill Clinton, Scooter Libby, Henry Cisneros, and more.

How about Alexander Acosta? He was the lawyer who was working on the Jeffrey Epstein case in Florida. He was the one who got Jeffrey Epstein off on a light sentence.

Alexander Acosta’s political career is over. He couldn’t win a race for dog catcher in a one-man town.

I’m sure he wanted to go far in politics.

He’s not going to go far. He’s another guy who joined the cabal thinking that he was going to be in the power structure.

They used him.

I’m sure the cabal will take care of him in some way, but, alas, his name is ruined.

Is that what you want, Mr. and Ms. Harvard graduate?

Well, sorry to tell you, it doesn’t matter what you want anymore. That’s what you signed up for.

By now, you have already received many of the perks that the cabal can offer, and one of these days the cabal may ask you for a favor.

Here is my advice to you: if you want to retain your privileges, if you want to keep your first class ticket on the jet, you damn well better do what they tell you to do.

If you don’t do what they tell you to do, you’re going to find out just how important that cabal was to your success.

And it won’t be pretty for you.

That’s the reality. That’s what you bought into.

That’s the way it works.

You made your bed, you sleep in it.

Sincerely,

Archer Crosley

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