How have we been able to forget how we got here? It is easy to answer why: we live in a society under a civilised programme called constant forgetting. Memory is lost every two or three generations. Most children will never know their great-grandparents, and if they did, they would be living in realities so different from the world around them that children or grandchildren would once again impose themselves over their ancestors, simply because they live in the programmed present. Your great-grandparents may have lived through the Second World War, and with it the entire socially programmed spectrum of propaganda of those times. They did horrible things, knowing they were doing them, yet they were driven to do so. They justified it. They saw how the war finally ended and the supposed peace arrived. Their children, and their children’s children, would have a land to live in, in peace. But they were never able to forget all those justified acts. Nor could they share them, because fifty years after the war people had forgotten the memory caused by it. It had been hidden beneath a commemorative flag once a year. There would be no more talk of war, out of shame. Because it is truly shameful that a human group, proclaimed as civilised, united unjustifiably, driven by psychopathic interests, to destroy 3.76% of humanity, official figures. We had to forget it. We have forgotten that, before destroying civilians in the known world wars, mankind had enslaved humanity under the yoke of tyranny. The “masters” possessed private human labour, not by choice but by imposition. We did those horrible things, and we also had to forget them. One part of known humanity, the programmed part, has been dominating and tyrannising another part of humanity for millennia, whether through slavery or through war.