The Pied Piper and the Marionette

By S. C. Coleman

The system of dependence, which we call modern society, is built on the fundamental principles of child grooming and abuse. To understand our abusers, and abuses that we may have inflicted on their behalf, we cannot look at abuse as merely evil; for doing so would succumb to the intent of our abusers. Instead, we must understand the purpose and methods of abuse as they are; vehicles for domination. When they say that they have authority over us, is to say that they have dominion, what they mean is that they can inflict any abuses upon us that they wish.

• Language: English
• Publisher: S. C. Coleman
• Release date: Dec 10, 2021
• ISBN: 9798201393694

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Introduction/Summary

The system of dependence , which we call modern society, is built on the fundamental principles of child grooming and abuse. To understand our abusers, and abuses that we may have inflicted on their behalf, we cannot look at abuse as merely evil; for doing so would succumb to the intent of our abusers. Instead, we must understand the purpose and methods of abuse as they are; vehicles for domination. When they say that they have authority over us, is to say that they have dominion, what they mean is that they can inflict any abuses upon us that they wish.

Chapter One

Grooming

Grooming is a word often used to describe the acquisition of children for sexual exploitation. Yet, this strategy goes beyond simple sex abuse, which has control over the individual at the heart of it. The objective for grooming is not simply to have sex with a child, but gain a firm dominance over them. A perfect way that this is expressed can be found in the Bible, under Proverbs, when it is stated; train up a child in the way that he will go, and when his is old he will not depart from it. Therefore, the younger that a child is abused, the more control the abuser will retain. Now, as child grooming is inherently based off a parenting tactics, our best model for understanding this subject is through parents. First, parents will often withhold objects of importance from a child, in order to get them to accomplish a task. In an abuser, acceptance is the most often used weapon against the child’s mind, and we see this exact theme within the so-called school system; more on that later. Furthermore, in the works of Neil Strauss Darrow, a pick-up artist seeks to occupy the role of an estranged father, from the viewpoint of a male; for an impressionable young woman. In fact, pick-up artistry perfectly explains and reflects the tactics of a groomer, as it is essentially that. Now, to groom a broken adult is one thing, but to inflict it upon a child is another matter entirely. Adults, especially ones that had been previously abused, will be more susceptible to such tactics. However, as children are blank slates, those that target children are looking to establish a strong hold on the person. In fact, the motherly role is actually the most potent for this purpose. This is even admitted by Neil Strauss, as women tend to be the best pick-up artists, and with one of the important elements being approachability.

Now, what type of person cannot be groomed, and which children are the most insulated against it. The answer is simple, as both pick-up artists and groomers are imposter parents, those children that have parents should be the most insulated. However, this is not always true, as only a holistic home can provide protection against such manipulations. Since the two subjects are imposters, they will immediately be pushed aside by the real article. In the book The Confidence Game, by Maria Konnikova, we find another explanation of the fortified person. This is he who is content. A content child cannot be exploited, and a content adult is unassailable. Therefore, an abuser’s objective is to break the home, but the removal of contentment is the primary objective. Therefore, a large amount of effort is put into not only destroying the home, but also removing contentment from life. This secondary effect you see in the promotion of a so-called luxurious lifestyle, as with music videos on Yachts, in Casinos, and overt demonstrations of wealth. This is simply one example of the attempts to diminish a person’s position in life, and make them feel discontent with it. Now, the primary places that children can be taken from are broken families, orphanages, churches, and any place that a broken person might seek sanctuary. A perfect place which provides an understanding of this