Welcome to Another Season of The Charade
Why Nothing will Change This Year
Chaos isn't just a state of the world; it's the currency of an unchangeable system, a matrix woven from threads of institutional, political, and financial control. You think you're living free? You think the “old world order” is worth returning to? Think again. The so-called “order” —new and old—we are sold is nothing but a facade, crafted by those who benefit from the chaos they orchestrate.
Reflect on the last few years: a “pandemic” that conveniently served to tighten the noose around personal freedoms, wars that reek of ulterior motives, and communism masquerading as environmentalism under the banner of UN Agenda 2030. Don't let the corporate and alternative media lull you into a false sense of security or morality; they're just building a prison for your thoughts, brick by brick, with each sensational headline. If you're not questioning why these crises seem to benefit the same players, you might as well admit you're already in the cell.
The UN, WHO, WEF, World Bank, CFR, Trilateral Commission, Bilderberg Group – these aren't just organizations; they're the architects of a global control grid. Unelected, unaccountable, they are the hidden hands that have been pulling strings since before World War II, a war they orchestrated for profit and power. This isn't conspiracy theory; it's censored history, buried under the weight of books too controversial for your local library.
These entities are nothing more than the marketing arm for a cabal of financial vampires who've hijacked the global money supply. They claim to be solving the world's problems while they're actually tightening their grip. Every initiative, every policy, is a step towards more control, more surveillance, more obedience.
And who owns this superstructure? A cartel of mega-banks, the real rulers of the world economy. National governments? They're just pawns, begging at the feet of these bankers for loans that chain them to an ideology of subservience. It's a masterclass in how to maintain power under the guise of democratic governance.
As for your elected officials, they're nothing but temporary managers in a corporate nightmare, where the “national corporation” cares less about citizens than shareholders. Elections? They're a charade, a cyclical farce where you choose your next overseer, not your liberator. The real directives come not from Washington, London, or Tokyo, but from the EU, the UN, from shadowy figures whose names you'll never know.
You want change? Start by questioning the narrative, by recognizing that the system isn't broken; it's designed this way. If you're still buying into the narrative that these entities are here for your benefit, then you're not just part of the problem; you're the very soil in which tyranny grows.
The history of financial control is a narrative deeply entwined with the manipulation and consolidation of power through the control of currency and credit. From the goldsmiths of medieval Europe who issued receipts against gold deposits, evolving into the first banks, to the modern-day central banking systems, the journey has been one of centralization and control.
In the 17th century, the Bank of England was established, marking one of the early instances of a central bank manipulating the economy through monetary policy. This was not just a financial innovation but a tool for the British government to finance wars and manage national debt, setting a precedent for governments to be beholden to banking interests.
This model spread across Europe, with each nation's central bank often acting in concert with or under the influence of private banking dynasties like the Rothschilds, who understood early on that whoever controls the money supply controls the nation.
The 20th century amplified this control with the Federal Reserve System in the United States, established in 1913, which privatized the U.S. currency's issuance, ostensibly to stabilize the economy but effectively giving a private group of bankers immense influence over national policy. This was the ultimate financial coup, embedding the interests of banks into the heart of government operations, making national economies subservient to the whims of a banking cartel.
Post-World War II, the Bretton Woods system further institutionalized global financial control through the creation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank, purportedly to reconstruct the shattered economies of the world. However, these institutions have been accused of enforcing economic policies that benefit wealthier nations and their corporations, under the guise of development and aid, leading to the economic colonization of developing countries.
The latter half of the 20th century and into the 21st century saw the rise of financial instruments like derivatives and the shadow banking system, which operate outside traditional banking regulations, giving even more power to financial elites to speculate and manipulate markets.
The shadow banking system is an intricate web of financial institutions and markets that operate outside traditional banking regulations, a parallel universe where credit flows without the oversight that governs conventional banks. This system includes entities like hedge funds, money market funds, investment banks, and numerous other non-bank financial intermediaries that have ballooned in size and influence, especially in the 21st century.
The roots of shadow banking can be traced back to the post-World War II era, where financial innovation began to outpace regulation. However, it was the financial deregulation wave of the 1980s and 1990s, culminating in the repeal of the Glass-Steagall Act in the U.S., that truly set the stage for its exponential growth. This environment allowed financial products like mortgage-backed securities and credit default swaps to proliferate, essentially creating a new, unregulated financial ecosystem.
The 2008 financial crisis was a brutal revelation of the shadow banking system's vulnerabilities. Institutions like Lehman Brothers, which thrived in this shadow realm, collapsed under the weight of their own unchecked risks, demonstrating how shadow banking could destabilize the entire global financial system. The system's reliance on short-term funding like repo markets and money market funds, which are prone to “runs” similar to bank runs but without the safety nets of deposit insurance, was a significant factor.
Post-crisis, while there were attempts like the Dodd-Frank Act to bring some aspects of shadow banking under regulatory purview, the sector has continued to grow, now holding an estimated $60 trillion in assets globally. This growth is driven by the same old motives: to sidestep regulations, leverage up at higher rates than traditional banks, and exploit arbitrage opportunities that come from regulatory gaps.
Today, shadow banking is not just a term for risky financial practices but a testament to how modern finance has evolved into a game of regulatory dodgeball. It's a system where financial giants like Blackrock manage trillions, providing credit where traditional banks, constrained by regulations, cannot or will not venture.
It seems this world is teeming with financial devastators, where devils masquerade as truth-tellers, peddling illusions as reality. They are the epitome of deceit, the grand deceivers, and the assassins of intellect.
These liars demand that we worship their monumental deceptions, pushing us onto a train bound for oblivion. The ignorance of truth, they say, is your boarding pass to this nowhere journey.
The so-called 'science' devoid of any moral or spiritual compass is part of this ideological tyranny. The harsh reality is that economic and scientific deceptions are tools wielded by a cabal bent on increasing their grip over global society.
The doctrine of communist control, the excesses of monopoly capitalism, alongside the ironclad grip of corporate, banking, political, and media entities, serve as the daily instruments of this elite group. The blind faith in governmental authority has supplanted any divine or moral authority, leading society into a quagmire of manipulation.
There exists a multitude of ways in which individuals could thrive, creating mutual benefits for themselves and society at large, without the interference of governments or corporations. Yet, we're caught in this web, where freedom is curtailed by those who claim to offer solutions but only tighten their control. This dictatorship of narratives is not just about power; it's about subjugating the human spirit under the guise of progress and protection.
Democracy, as it stands today, won't be the savior many hope for; it's just another tactic in the age-old game of divide and conquer. The true epicenter of power isn't in the ballot box but in the hands of those who control the money.
Elected representatives come and go, but the real authority remains with the financial overlords who pull the strings behind the scenes. The so-called 'democratic' discourse between left and right is nothing but a staged spectacle, a smoke screen orchestrated by those who benefit from the chaos it creates. Divide et impera - that's democracy for you!
Under our current debt-money system, representative democracy is nothing more than an illusion, a path leading straight to nowhere. Money has always dictated the world's operations, and over the years, this financial might has seamlessly translated into political dominance.
The democratic system is not just broken; it's beyond repair because the architects of this financial power structure have the means to control everything from media narratives to international politics, no matter who's in office or what 'ism' they claim to uphold.
The left-right dichotomy? A farce, meticulously crafted by the financial elite who puppeteer both sides. The real schism isn't between political ideologies but between the manipulators and those they manipulate, between those hungry for control and those yearning for freedom.
In this era, democracy has devolved into merely electing the next batch of figureheads, where political parties switch roles without altering the power dynamics. These officials are more beholden to special financial interests than to the electorate they supposedly serve. If their allegiances were visible, their suits would be adorned with the logos of their true masters.
The public has been conditioned to participate in this electoral circus, essentially pleading with hidden authorities to show some mercy. Debating over which political puppet should hold power is an exercise in futility. As the cogs of government change, the machinery of control grinds on unabated.
Aside: There's another profound flaw in the concept of majority-rule democracy: why should the majority have the authority to impose rules on the minority? This becomes particularly perilous when the majority is swayed by false ideologies, propagated by a media controlled by the same corporate interests. This setup doesn't foster democracy but cements a system of division and control.
The so-called CO2-induced climate change and the Covid pandemonium are merely the latest episodes in a series of long-standing deceptions, a program orchestrated by the cheaters for the cheated. When the truth dawns, one might be tempted to suspect a malevolent intelligence guiding world governments.
Those who bought into these narratives unwittingly worshipped 'government' and 'modern science' (riddled with falsehoods) as their deities. But these are false idols. Therefore, you should be wary of trusting government narratives, skeptical of the 'solutions' to the climate crisis, or the next phantom virus that allegedly demands yet another vaccine.
In our lifetimes, we've lived beneath a political facade that pretends to be a collection of independent nation-states but is, in reality, a singular global government, puppeteered by a banking cartel and its corporate giants. Every nation-state is essentially a corporation, a cog in this vast superstructure of global control, as detailed in the referenced book.
Through intricate networks, agents of this government-matrix are strategically placed in leadership, wielding power and influence to pass legislation that erodes societal strength, making populations more compliant, less aware of their material and spiritual bondage. Our daily existence has been hijacked by a soulless political order.
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Aah, the future looks bright ... if we are allowed to have one. Thanks for that inspiring and mood lifting New Years article. 🫣
Thanks for disseminating truth and reality into the mix. Excellent and valuable post, Lily. I wonder when, if ever, these truths about the real nature of our world will become commonly accepted knowledge? Thanks for being part of the vanguard that strives to make it happen.