The World Is Run By Means Of Fictitious Concepts

From Expanding Creativity, by Ben Klassen

Racial Loyalty Issue 7 – December 1983

The Hoax of the 20th Century

Most people have never heard of Fictitious Concepts, yet the power Establishment uses them so effectively and so insidiously that our everyday lives are run by them. Preachers use them. Con-artists use them. Politicians use them. The whole shabby structure of the fraudulent I.R.S. is based on Fictitious Concepts, with which to extract and extort the hard earned money of productive citizens into the coffers of the Jewish gangsters. What is a Fictitious Concept? My basic definition of it is: a word, a phrase, or an idea that is not real, but so commonly used that it is accepted as being real. In short, a fictitious concept is a lie that has been repeated so often that it is commonly accepted by the masses as being a reality. The Jewish mind-scramblers are masters at this art and have been recognized as Masters of Deceit for centuries. Most (but not all) fictitious concepts are invented by Jews. All of them are masterfully exploited by them. A fictitious concept, like most lies, generally is so vague, nebulous, confused and undefined that it is almost impossible to pin down, but because it has generally become accepted, it can be and is, a powerful weapon with which to exploit and manipulate the gullible and unthinking. Let us start with the religious arena, which is so studded with fictitious concepts that it boggles the minds of the average yokel. I claim that in the first sentence of the Jewish bible, which has eight words, that five of those eight are fictitious concepts. The first sentence reads: “In the beginning God created heaven and earth”. I maintain that outside of in, the, and and, the other five words as used in that sentence are fictitious concepts.

Let’s take it word by word.

“Beginning” – We have no evidence whatsoever that there was a beginning. Certainly that “heaven and earth” began in 4,004 B.C. or thereabouts is an outrageous fiction. In fact, the whole idea that the universe “began” at any particular time whether a hundred billion or a hundred trillion years ago, out of nothing, is an idiotic idea. It still leaves the q ...

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