Should we kill the caged bird if it wakes up?

When it comes to those of us with paranoid, questioning minds there is always a riddle that eventually must be answered: Is it better to remain ignorant to the world around us or is life actually better once we open our eyes to the things going around?

All it really takes is questioning one thing to open up a whole other world. Once that door is open, is there a way to close it? Once we question something (oh let’s say, the Kennedy assasination) and come to the conclusion that the truth is being hidden, is it ever really possible to deny everything you’ve seen and put the blinders back on? Or are we stuck with the visions of seeing the ’second gunman’ forever?

In this kind of world – a planet ruled by technology and electronic gods – everything seems like a question. Yes, I am mostly talking about government, conspiracies, NWO kind of things. Yes, it probably seems crazy to a lot of people – it should in fact.

Maybe the question really is, “Who is more crazy? The person seeing ghosts or the person denying the apparitions?”

I don’t know.

What I do know is that being in the ‘awakened’ state of seeing things that may or may not be there – the government apparitions if you will – makes one weary. We act like prophets, spouting off on our soap boxes to anyone who will listen, “The end is nye, grab your guns, bibles and booze!” but at the end of the day is it even worth it?

That question is easily answered – yes.

Even showing one person Endgame and awakening to the coming fist of fascism is worth it. Just knowing that one more person was helped onto the next level as you is a good feeling, even if the level you are on i one of constant weariness. A level where you can’t truly trust much of…anyone.

The machine is not broken, it is running better than ever. It is lubricated with the blood of civilian and soldiers. The naysayers (us) and the slaves.

So is it better to always be questioning or is it better to remain blissfully ignorant? To be the caged bird or the bird on the outside looking in?

Who is to tell which one sings more beautifully, what I do know is that writing this made me ask more questions than answers.

I hope someone gets some use out of my pondering.