Shadowbanned Books Quotes

“Common citizens pretty much all want the same thing and generally agree with what’s considered right and wrong. Instead of agreeing with each other and working together to make the world a better place, they argue over made-up labels. They argue with each other instead of addressing and dealing with the powerful individuals who are dumping and dispersing their waste into nature, or the many other actions being done that are creating disharmony.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Humanity’s mindset is the main problem, and I say ‘humanity’s mindset’ instead of the elite’s mindset because those who govern and regulate the world disseminate their skewed mindset to the common man like an infection, so it also becomes the common man’s mindset. But money is the main problematic tool that those with the skewed mindset who govern and regulate the world utilize to fulfill their agendas.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Without a monetary system and with our modern-day capabilities, we could easily give every single person on the planet not only the necessities of life, but the best things that can be produced today. In fact, our current throwaway society uses more resources than we would use if we had a moneyless society and provided everyone with quality products that lasted a long time, if not a lifetime. So the argument that we don’t have enough resources to give everyone in the world the best things is unfounded. Our current monetary system is the reason why our planet is swimming in cheap, low-quality products, because businesses want to spend the least amount of money to create a product, which makes it low-quality, and businesses also make products that don’t last on purpose so they can make more money when the customer has to buy the same product again, and sometimes rebought an absurd amount of times.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“If money was taken out of the equation, only the people whose passion to make certain products would be making them, and they’d be the people who’d make the best products since it would be done out of passion instead of the want for money. People have more than one passion, so if there were already too many of the best people working in a particular field, a person could gravitate toward one of their other passions in order to benefit humanity. It would be the opposite of what we have today—almost everyone hating or being indifferent to their careers. We wouldn’t need a bunch of companies in every single field. Instead, we could have one or a few that enjoy making the very best for everyone, and their products would either last a lifetime or close to it. They wouldn’t need money to do their jobs because they would love their jobs since it’s their passion, and they wouldn’t have to worry about acquiring things they need to live because other people with their passions would happily provide all products and services. No one would be arguing whether someone should be giving money to feed the starving children in Africa instead of buying a luxury sports car because everyone would have food and a luxury sports car.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Being wise and benevolent is a sure way to be held back from acquiring a position of power in our current world.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“We’ll continue to dump huge, fresh batches of slimy shills on them, and watch the trolls and useful idiots get a whiff of the magic and also spew their texted goo onto the scene. Our countless troll farms will attack them everywhere online, I mean everywhere. We’ll also have our companies mess with them every step they take online and shadow-ban them. Being that we control virtually every company—Google, Amazon, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple, et cetera—we know everything they’re doing, even their messages and e-mails they think are private. Wherever they try to get important information out in an attempt to awaken the sleeping masses, we’ll shadow-ban it or outright ban it. We’ve found that the former works better.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“The Alliance and Dark Forces will do everything in their power to influence the mass consciousness and ensure their desired timelines, but ultimately it’s humanity that’ll choose the timeline. The power has always been in the hands of humanity, whether they’re aware of it or not, that’s why there’s an information war going on to shape public opinion and impact the mass consciousness, so it’s important that each person does their own part.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Most of the world's population is still too ill-informed and programmed to recognize that the Alliance would be trying to free them from their prison shackles, and the controlled media would do everything possible to spin the story against the Alliance. The programmed populace would be shaming the Alliance and siding with their prison guards as the Alliance tried to free the slaves from their shackles. You can't free a person who doesn't know they're a slave; they won't allow you to. You can't tell them, you have to show them the truth. Only then will they see the shackles around their legs and arms, and that their leaders and influential, wealthy heroes are actually their prison guards.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Their family tree had been part of the extremely few who had held the reins of civilization for centuries. So naturally Dale was champing at the bit when Aryana had requested a meeting with him. It was his chance to work himself into the main vein of power where ultra-wealthy individuals resided, the ones who were conveniently omitted from the annual wealth rankings made public by magazine publications and online lists. When a family held a certain amount of wealth and power for a long enough period of time, they slipped behind the curtain and out of the public’s eye. While behind the curtain, they pulled the strings attached to leaders of governments, companies, and organizations.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“A shark told Dale, “Now we’re going to play the second part of The Gravy Train. This part is called The Middleman. See all the people running around?” With a regal flare he swooped an arm around, gesturing to the people. “You tranquilize them and put them in cages. Once they’re in your cage, they work for you. It doesn’t matter if they’re the people giving off negative or positive energy, it’s all the same. Remember, you tranquilize them, don’t kill them. If you want someone killed, or a whole town for that matter, you must cage the correct people so they’ll do your bidding. Murderers will silence an adversary or your competition. Mercenaries are the best for large-scale killings. This way you don’t have to get your own hands dirty. Not unless you want to that is. If you want a bill passed or rejected, cage a politician. If you want to fulfill your sexual desires, cage any woman, girl, boy—whatever’s your fancy. If you want to make a lot of money, cage musicians, inventors, writers—creative types. As a Middleman, you’ll reap almost all the benefits from their creativity. They’ll even thank you for it as they walk away with their miniscule percentage of the royalties. Musicians, writers, and actors can’t bring their art to the populace unless they’re in your cage, so they’re the easiest to cage, as they’ll walk right into your cage without being tranquilized. In fact, they’ll beg you to allow them to crawl into your cage.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Dale sat, puffed on a cigar he was given, drank several whiskey tumblers, played riding the gravy train with the sharks, and became delightfully intoxicated.
They rode that gravy train all the way into the city. As drunk as lords they belted out guffaws and verses from songs the whole ride. The train reached the city and the end of the rail at the last station, but instead of stopping, the train ran full steam off the tracks and chewed up the pavement as it barreled through the city, running over countless people before stopping at a hidden station.
One of the sharks said, “In order to get to the heart of the city, you must ride over many people. It is the gravy train, after all.”
They threw the remains of their cigars in their unfinished whiskey tumblers and stood to button up their suit jackets while laughing and patting each other on the back.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“The longer Dale had lived in the upper echelon of society where a buffer separated his existence from the everyday man, the less he found himself caring about morals and ethics; not that he ever cared about them that much anyway, but now he was in a whole new ballpark. Those words—morals and ethics—didn’t exist in the high world of finance and business. Say either one of them to a one-percenter and they’d look at you like you just invented a word out of thin air and were dumber for having said it. Then you’d be blacklisted in their book.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Before Aryana took another bite of her blood-soaked steak, she again leaned forward and whispered to Dale, “Your initiation will be held in the secret underground chambers of this club.”
Dale’s eyes went wide again. “I didn’t know there were underground chambers under the Mars Club.”
Aryana displayed a devilish smile. “Well of course you didn’t know about it. It wouldn’t be a secret if just anyone knew about it. And that’s nothing compared to what will be revealed to you once you’ve shown your dedication and worth.”
Dale smiled, and while lifting his snifter to take a sip of cognac, he said, “If the sky is the limit, count me in.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“The more time he spent out of the office and in the public, the more he had to deal with asshats and dipshits. Dale wished the general public would take up hobbies that would benefit him, like walking off cliffs, pressing themselves into meat grinders, diving into wood chippers, or anything that kept them at home so he wouldn’t have to deal with them.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success