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The 7 “Blind” men and the US Elephant
The
famous Indian story of the Blind Men and the Elephant is a metaphor
highlighting that while one’s subjective experience can be true, it can
also be limited by its failure to account for other truths or a totality
of truth. A similar metaphor can be used to try to explain the hidden
forces guiding the US Government
From 1975 to 1976 the Church Committee in the Senate and the Pike Committee
in the House attempted unsuccessfully to curtail the power of US
intelligence agencies. The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), in
particular, was investigated to see if it was a “rogue elephant” or
under strict control of the President and the executive branch. However,
besides some damning revelations outlined in the “whitewashed” report
and some minor oversight changes, the “rogue elephant” was allowed to
roam free.
Contemporary
main-stream pundits now openly describe these hidden forces as a
“shadow government,” a “corporatocracy” or a “deep state” controlling
American politics. None however can do justice to what truly is an
amorphous, complex and intricate web of overlapping entities. All who
have tried to define who really governs America have essentially behaved
as “blind” men.
The Sociologist
The first “blind” man was the Sociologist Professor C. Wright Mills. His book, The Power Elite, which was published in 1956, was the first full-scale study of the structure and distribution of power in the United States...........http://www.unz.com/article/political-sciences-theory-of-everything/
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