The True Dangers Of American Bureaucracy

The Bureaucratic System is patently un-American.

Although many Americans have grown increasingly frustrated with our American Bureaucratic System over the last couple of decades, most are simply resigned to the fact that this is merely the cost of existing in a modern and democratic society. But, is it? Is "Bureaucracy" a functionally necessary part of the modern democratic process? And if so, what real function does it honestly and truthfully serve? More importantly, is it even a constitutionally recognized form of governmental authority and power? Let's explore these questions and more... while turning our attention to, "The True Dangers Of Our American Bureaucracy."

The purpose of Bureaucracy is to create a top down pyramidal structure - wherein orders may given to those beneath - in which all commands may be issued upon a need to know basis and each succeeding level downward may be compartmentalized with respect to the amount [or level] of knowledge being given. To put it simply:

Bureaucracy Is "The Methodology Of Secret Societies"

For Instance:

• The Executive at the top wants a Nuclear Weapon to be built to destroy another country.
• The DOD is told to build one - for unstated reasons of executive necessity.
• One Contractor is ordered to build a rocket motor Propulsion system - for whatever potential payload.
• Another Contractor is ordered to build a guidance system for a missile - of some unknown type.
• Yet another Contractor is told to build a nuclear device of a set size and megaton payload.
• Meanwhile, thousands of scattered employees build individual components - for dozens of unnamed and unexplained devices - as ignorantly uninformed participants.