| We are led to believe that we live in a | | | | Democracy were based. They included his interest |
| Representational Democracy, but does | | | | free economics, one law for all and fair |
| Democracy really exist as other than hypothetical | | | | representation for all Athenian citizens. |
| proposition? The initial democratic theory evolved | | | | The Greek philosopher, Plato, associated the |
| to counteract absolute rule by the Aristocracy. | | | | upgrading of ethics political principles, derived from |
| The historical record shows that aristocracies | | | | the Egyptian use of geometry to fuse the |
| have thrived since ancient times, Democracy, it | | | | qualities of mercy, compassion and justice into |
| seems, never made it out of the hypothetical | | | | politics, along with the wisdom of Solon and other |
| realm. | | | | Greek students of Egyptian ethical governance, |
| Democracy may have enjoyed a brief historical | | | | including Thales, Pythagoras and Anaxagoras. |
| existence during the brief administration of the | | | | Modern power-brokers are unable to reason |
| Athenian lawmaker, Solon during the 6th Century | | | | about such political concepts, because the ethical |
| BCE. The Athenian aristocracy fearful of losing | | | | principles belong to the Classical Greek life science |
| economic power called upon Solon to prevent an | | | | about which they have no comprehension. The |
| eminent public uprising, due to the fact that they | | | | lost Greek life science was based upon fractal |
| controlled some 99% of the Athenian wealth. | | | | logic, which is an inconceivable concept within the |
| Solon succeeded in handling the problem, by | | | | 20th Century's scientific world view. |
| implementing a more equitable system of | | | | Based upon historical fact, it can be considered |
| governance, which is referred to as Solon's | | | | that Democracy, in the true sense, is an illusion. |
| Republic. He succeeded in bringing about a peaceful | | | | The myth of Democracy has been perpetrated, |
| outcome by abolishing all debts and by replacing | | | | however, by global power brokers to evoke a |
| Draco's tyrannical punishment laws with his much | | | | false sense of ethical intent within the modern |
| more humane Code of Solon. Solon took the | | | | democratic populace. Just having the right to vote |
| unprecedented step of wresting power from the | | | | for a representative of one's choice, does not |
| aristocrats and giving it to a Peoples Council, which | | | | meet the ethical standards of Solon's Democracy, |
| represented all Athenians and by establishing a | | | | but instead promotes the interests of Plutocracy. |
| method of secret ballot, prevented the rich from | | | | An Orwellian police state to ensure a controlled |
| buying themselves positions of power. | | | | free-market playground only serves to maintain a |
| Solon's intervention healed the conflict between | | | | plutocratic tyranny in the guise of a pretense of |
| the few and the many and Athens prospered, | | | | building a better world for all. |
| becoming a major power of the time. Within ten | | | | It is now possible to demonstrate to the global |
| years the Golden republic, based upon ethical | | | | economic power brokers that their genius can be |
| principles, collapsed when the aristocrats, taking | | | | more greatly rewarded in ways presently beyond |
| advantage of peaceful rule, again employed their | | | | their comprehension. The concept that |
| greed lust policies. Having lost a great deal of their | | | | Democracy as a illusion that cannot become a |
| wealth during Solon's Republic, the aristocracy | | | | practical reality can be shown to be completely |
| ensured that this would never be repeated. | | | | false. An alternative ethical democratic model to |
| After Solon lost power to the aristocrats | | | | counteract the illusion of Democracy belongs to |
| Pesistratus took over the power in Athens and | | | | optical engineering principles of the Classical Greek |
| established tyranny. A militaristic ethos, which | | | | life science, which are now the basis of a new |
| replaced Solon's ethical principles, was implemented | | | | medical science established by the three 1996 |
| to ensure aristocratic wealth and power. | | | | Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry. As Plato wrote, |
| This destructive ethos, adopted in the name of | | | | engineers who are unaware of the optical |
| modern Democracy, gains public acceptance | | | | engineering principles associated with spiritual |
| through a continual presentation of artistic pomp | | | | holographic reality are not fit to construct |
| and circumstance entertainment. Solon's reforms | | | | Democracy. For them, Democracy will forever |
| were not forgotten though. They became the | | | | remain the illusion it is today. |
| foundations upon which the principles of ideal | | | | |