The Slow Boil: Conditioning Society for Financial and Political Terror

How the Elites Manipulate Crises to Control the Masses

History is replete with instances of economic collapse, where societies on the brink of financial ruin were blind to their imminent downfall, seduced by a false sense of invincibility. This blindness, however, is seldom the fault of the public. Instead, it is a sinister consequence of the manipulation of fundamental information by governments and social gatekeepers, who distort reality to serve their own nefarious purposes.

In the lead-up to the Great Depression, the air was thick with the hubris of mainstream “experts” and politicians, who were quick to dismiss the specter of economic collapse. The masses, ever eager to believe in a rosy future, were easily swayed by the illusion of prosperity.

The stock market was the primary instrument of this deception. Each upward tick of the market, even in the face of glaringly negative fiscal indicators, was enough to lull the public into a state of blissful ignorance. The stock market thus served as a dopamine switch, a tool for the elites to manipulate the masses and distract them from the looming economic catastrophe. With each market upswing, the elites proclaimed that the “corner had been turned,” when in reality, the crisis was just beginning. The parallels between then and now are striking.

Consider the words of John Maynard Keynes in 1927, who confidently declared,

"We will not have any more crashes in our time."

Or H.H. Simmons, president of the New York Stock Exchange, who on January 12, 1928, felt compelled to dissent against the notion that prosperity was a fleeting illusion:

“I cannot help but raise a dissenting voice to statements that we are living in a fool’s paradise, and that prosperity in this country must necessarily diminish and recede in the near future.”

Irving Fisher, a leading U.S. economist, was optimistic, assuring the public in the New York Times on September 5, 1929, that there would be no crash, only a possible recession:

“There may be a recession in stock prices, but not anything in the nature of a crash.”

Even as late as October 17, 1929, he predicted that the stock market would reach new heights within a few months:

“Stock prices have reached what looks like a permanently high plateau. I do not feel there will be soon if ever a 50 or 60 point break from present levels, such as bears have predicted. I expect to see the stock market a good deal higher within a few months.”

W. McNeel, a market analyst, was also bullish, urging people to buy stocks in the New York Herald Tribune on October 30, 1929:

“This is the time to buy stocks. This is the time to recall the words of the late J. P. Morgan… that any man who is bearish on America will go broke. Within a few days there is likely to be a bear panic rather than a bull panic. Many of the low prices as a result of this hysterical selling are not likely to be reached again in many years.”

Even the Harvard Economic Society, on November 10, 1929, predicted a recovery of business by the following spring:

“… a serious depression seems improbable; [we expect] recovery of business next spring, with further improvement in the fall.”

The rhetoric of these so-called experts is eerily familiar today. They peddle false optimism, lulling the public into a state of complacency, all while the economic house of cards teeters on the brink of collapse.

In 2009, the renowned yet flawed economist Paul Krugman bemoaned the fact that none of his mainstream finance peers had foreseen the derivatives and credit crash. Yet, it is the very policies that Krugman and his ilk champion that create this collective ignorance in mainstream circles.

History repeatedly demonstrates that classically trained economists are the least reliable analysts of all. Their predictions are consistently wrong. In contrast, it is the independent analysts, those who stand outside the propaganda of mainstream financial academia, who have accurately predicted the trajectory of our economic future. They are not clairvoyant; rather, they have the advantage of an unbiased perspective.

This historical pattern also illustrates that the appearance of prosperity is meaningless without solid fundamentals to back it up. A bullish stock market, a high dollar index, and low unemployment figures are all hollow indicators if they are generated by false methods and fiat.

The crux of the matter is that the stock market, the greatest false indicator of all time, is poised for a catastrophic collapse. Meanwhile, the banking elites are positioning themselves to avoid blame for this impending implosion, while the rest of us are being duped by the most elaborate recovery con game ever devised.

But what is the ultimate goal of this deception? Lies are typically told by those who have something to gain through deception. What do the elites stand to gain by creating a facade of recovery?

The answer is control. By manipulating the economic narrative, the elites can maintain their grip on power, even as the system they have created crumbles around them. They seek to control not only our economic future but also our perception of reality.

The recovery con game is not about saving the economy; it is about preserving the status quo and safeguarding the elites' position at the top of the pyramid. And as long as we continue to believe their lies, we are complicit in our own subjugation.

The elites' ultimate goal is no secret; they have openly admitted to the public on numerous occasions that they seek to establish a truly global and centralized economic system. This system would revolve around a highly controlled world currency framework (CBDC) and be dominated by a select group of banking oligarchs. Anyone who claims otherwise is either lying or woefully misinformed.

I have written about this evidence many times in the past, but given the precarious state of our world today, it bears repeating. In 1988, the financial magazine The Economist published an article titled "Get ready for the phoenix," in which it outlined the framework for a global currency system called the “phoenix.”

This hypothetical system would be administered by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and would erase all national economic sovereignty. Under this system, governments would be forced to borrow from the central banking authority, rather than print their own currency, in order to finance their infrastructure programs. This would give the IMF total control over member nations, as they beg and plead for more capital under the global currency umbrella.

If this sounds familiar, it is because I have been warning about the IMF's takeover of the global monetary system before. The Economist actually admits that the Phoenix system would start out in the format of the Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket currency:

“The phoenix would probably start as a cocktail of national currencies, just as the Special Drawing Right is today. In time, though, its value against national currencies would cease to matter, because people would choose it for its convenience and the stability of its purchasing power…”

The elites' plan for a global currency system is not a conspiracy theory; it is a well-documented fact. And as the world teeters on the brink of economic collapse, it is more important than ever to expose their deception and resist their attempts to consolidate power.

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The plan for global governance has been a long-standing goal of international elites. For example, the Gorbechev Foundation, whose members include many American elites, has been predicting the rise of a global governance system for years. In an interview with the San Francisco Weekly, the foundation's executive director, Jim Garrison, stated:

“Over the next 20 to 30 years, we are going to end up with world government. … It’s inevitable. It will happen and become just as normal to have a relationship with the rest of the world as we now have, say, if you are a Californian and you go to Vermont.”

The International Monetary Fund has also been openly discussing the ascension of the Special Drawing Rights to replace the dollar as the world reserve currency since at least 2011.

The catalyst for the end of the dollar and the rise of the IMF will be, I believe, the false East/West paradigm. Despite numerous interpretations of the macro-economy by mainstream and independent financial analysts, very few recognize that the conflict between the West and the Eastern BRICS nations is nothing more than a farce.

In fact, I have compiled extensive evidence suggesting that governments like Russia and China are actually complicit in the formation of a global currency and global government controlled by the IMF.

Putin is not anti-establishment or anti-new world order, nor are the BRICS. The notion of Eastern opposition to the new world order is a lie. The BRICS have not argued for an alternative to Western globalization; instead, they have advocated for greater inclusion in the IMF system. If you do not understand that the BRICS are part of the new world order, not opposed to it, then you do not understand the situation at all.

With the BRICS on board with the plan for a global currency, what is likely to happen over the course of the next few years if the schedule for an economic reset is on track for 2030? The answer, unfortunately, is not reassuring.

The elites will continue to manipulate the global economy to further their own interests, consolidating power under the guise of promoting stability and prosperity. The dollar will likely be phased out as the world reserve currency, replaced by the SDR, and national sovereignty will be eroded as global governance becomes the new normal.

As developing nations were already seeking aid from the IMF since at least 2012, due to the volatility caused by the Fed's taper, and the BRICS were well underway with their plans to remove the dollar as the world reserve, one crucial question remains: How did (and will again in the near future) the banks manage to implement the currency reset without shouldering the blame for the ensuing catastrophe that will inevitably crush the majority of middle-class and poor people?

The elites required a geopolitical disaster of such magnitude that all economic changes occurring behind the scenes go entirely unnoticed. They must also position themselves as the prophetic saviors in the midst of the impending chaos. The last disaster we witnessed was Covid. And I’ve outlined the truth behind it here.

The specific nature of the next disaster remains unknown, as there are too many possibilities to consider. Reflect on this honestly: forty years ago, could you or your loved ones have ever imagined that the U.S. would be at war with a terrorist organization of our own creation? That we would be embroiled in renewed tensions and the threat of atomic warfare with Russia? That our presidency would have attempted and failed to initiate socialized healthcare? That our military would be considered as a potential response force for domestic unrest? That an outbreak of a flu would be suggested as a trigger for medical martial law, stripping you off your fundamental rights?

In just the past few years, how many conspiracies have been exposed? How many government crimes have made headlines, only to be quickly forgotten? Benghazi, Fast and Furious, IRS targeting of activists, government-aided illegal immigration, and more – a relentless parade of corruption that few would have thought possible a decade ago.

We are being slowly boiled, both economically and politically. We are being conditioned to accept imminent crisis as a way of daily life, to become accustomed to it, and to blame these crises on countless scapegoats, but never the international banks.

As the Titanic sinks, the band plays on, with mainstream pundits and dupes accusing independent analysts of “crying wolf.” The economic endgame is not merely about collapse. Collapse is nothing more than a process that ends abruptly only when public faith is finally lost.

The endgame is about acceptance – the acceptance by the masses of a “new normal” in which financial and political terror become the foundation of daily life. The endgame is, first and foremost, about the psyche of humankind and its transformation into something unrecognizable. This kind of pervasive conditioning requires immeasurable fear. Our economic philosophy of sovereign trade and identity cannot be erased without it.

The elites have already revealed their timeline. The crash of 2008 was merely the beginning of their program, 2020 was the last succesful operation, and 2030 appears to be the next stage. I have written hundreds of articles on how to prepare for and mitigate the reset, but the most crucial issue is that people understand the threat is at their doorstep. It's not a few years off or a decade away; it's here now. Watch global developments carefully, as market volatility increases and international conflicts escalate. Time is up.

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