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"This fatalistic view not only undermines the potential for resistance but also grants the globalists a supernatural legitimacy they do not deserve."

Thank you so much for wording this! I've had so much frustration over that perspective but haven't been able to articulate what's wrong with it. To me, this is a phenomenally important point.

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Wow Lily, it seems to me that you touch on the central problem of all humanity. Beyond personal questions such as “who am I really?” ", "what is the meaning of all this, of the world, of the universe, of life, of death, etc.? ? ? ? ? ", the collectivist system of world government itself sabotages the true meaning of the understanding that "the truth sets us free."

To analyze a system, you have to somehow free yourself from it and remove the formatting glasses. This requires observation and intellectual effort, but when a system governs education (and the rest), we see what that gives. It is therefore obvious that the puppet must realize that it is a puppet. I was very angry to find out, I was fooled lol.

The system holds us captive through various means, and once we see the mechanics or logic of it, the trap is discovered. It's like a great game of great battle, where the pawns (the majority) are used most of the time without their knowledge, so that the plans of the elite can be realized; a mix between Monopoly and Risk games ^^

George Orwell (Mi6 agent? ^^) said: “We do not just destroy our enemies; we change them." :-)

Ok, let's play then and "the best one wins"... but the good guy ultimately wins, right? it's "Hollywood" that says it ^^

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