The United States is not the result of a miracle of freedom, but of an engineered operation of systematic genocidal violence.
Its genesis is a pathology of greed that the world suffers from today. This corporate nation was founded on theft and the disregard of the ancestral owner; it plagiarized the democratic structures of the ancient nations that inhabited the territory and then executed them. National security was born as a military escort for private businesses, on a land bathed in blood.
The definitive proof: the Sullivan Order (1779). George Washington inaugurated “genoecocide”: a simultaneous double annihilation of living beings under the scorched earth doctrine (ecosystem). His instructions: “Let the nation not merely be invaded, but destroyed.”
Washington ordered the slaughter of livestock and the burning of orchards so that hunger would finish the work of bullets. This extermination of life is the precursor to today's blockades; it is the technology of hunger transformed into diplomacy against any sovereignty that refuses to be subordinated.
This violence was entrenched by the corruption surrounding the Jay Treaty (1795). It was there that the “deep state” was born, when Washington invented “executive privilege” to conceal the surrender of sovereignty to the banking elite. By prioritizing secrecy over transparency, the republic died, giving way to a dark chamber where money trumps the vote. The media's power was never a counterweight, but rather the iron curtain protecting this systemic opacity and the freedom of the people.
The zenith of this degradation is the Ona Judge Affair (1796). Washington, the self-proclaimed liberator who drank from Iroquois democratic wellsprings while owning slaves, manipulated the law to prevent Ona's emancipation. When she escaped, the president commandeered the Treasury apparatus to hunt her down like a commodity. It was the birth of lawfare and state surveillance: the use of public power for private gain.
These milestones—genocide, secrecy, and persecution—define the very essence of a power that breathes violence. The world today faces not a democracy, but a machine of plunder that destroyed the civilization that gave it its ideals of freedom, only to reign in the shadows. An act of universal justice is imperative to stop a nation that has made crime its law and its banner.
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