Pity the Swiss

Pity the poor Swiss. 

The Bankers and the power brokers are frightening them with dire consequences if they should exercise their freedom and politely request that their gold be returned to them, to be kept within their national borders.

Why should they resist?  This is not done in the well developed, sophisticated nations.  Why should anyone wish to hold their own wealth?  Better to give it to someone else to hold, someone who is more intelligent and capable.

And why stop at gold?   The Swiss must be foolish, to trouble themselves with keeping the arms with which to defend themselves in their own homes, with heavier weapons such as planes and artillery tucked away here and there in their cantons.  What inefficient nonsense.

Wouldn't it make more sense to send all this weaponry overseas, let's say to New York, for safekeeping?   If they wish to sell, replace, or repair it, it would be much cheaper to do it in one of the countries that are major arms suppliers to the world.

What else do the Swiss cherish?   Perhaps they should sell their children into indentured servitude, so they do not have to trouble their minds about educating and caring for them.   The Banks and the State can surely do a better job than they.  Or perhaps they should sell them to the nation builders in New York or London, where the management of population is done more efficiently and effectively.

Freedom is a burden.  And wealth just creates more worries.  Better to hand it over to one of the world's great powers for safekeeping.    Change is too risky.

You will surely never have to think again of it, or even see it, for a very long time.  It will be as though it is not even there.

Say yes to servitude.   Vote no on repatriating your nation's wealth.  Do not make the same mistake as the Germans.

All the English speaking countries are doing it.   Look how well the centralization of wealth in fewer and fewer hands is working for England and America, in Australia and Canada.  Their people sleep extraordinarily well.  In fact, it is often hard to tell if they are ever truly awake.