Yes I agree it is an interwoven consortium of terror waged upon the masses.  the reason I point to the financial component is that it appears to be one of the main pieces that people focus upon.  After all, it is the root of their scarcity mantra.  It is also why people engage in the system to a great degree.  I need a new car to drive so I go to a bank.  Need a roof over my head so I get a mortgage.  I need to take that trip (I'm entitled after all) so charge it.  Plus it is why most of society shows up to work (I commend you for leaving like you did and taking the step of removing that aspect of control from you).

Yes the violence..but how to end it?  The forces that profit off it are continually manifesting it.  War is a profitable business.  Now we dont even need to have a country to hate, just terror.  Who is a terrorist?  Whoever they deem that can stir the masses and get them excited.

I know it starts with one...followed by another...than another...it all starts at the individual level.

>The economic models being demonstrated here can support those efforts as they are removed from the control mechanisms in place right now.

I believe we are onto something grand here.  This is a experiment in freedom...it is telling how some react.  It is an eye opener when people realize what freedom truly means.

The desire to run back to mommy, big brother, daddy is still there.  

We learned the lessons of our conditioning well....sadly, we were excellent students.