THESE PEOPLE RULE THE WORLD!
- Alitheia
- Jan 30, 2023
- 4 min read
What does that mean for Democracy?
IN a representative democracy, we are ruled by a government elected by the people. If we don’t like the current administration, we have an opportunity to remove it at the polling booth.
The rhetoric may change, but in practice the differences between mainstream political parties are insignificant. Aside from electoral comings and goings, there is a long-term trend towards state interference in our daily lives. Despite any appearance of progress and prosperity, the people are more controlled than ever. But who is doing the controlling, and why?
Viewed from multiple perspectives, it becomes clear that governments are beholden to the global money system. Any national leaders who resist the globalist agenda are likely to be denounced as anti-democratic or ‘far right’ (e.g. Viktor Orbán in Hungary and Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil); or they may be targeted for ‘regime change’ (after a long series of Middle-Eastern and Latin-American leaders, the pantomime ogre is now Vladimir Putin).
Regime change operations in the 20th century included the destruction of Tsarist Russia by the Bolshevik Revolution, and of Imperial China under Mao Zedong. The ravaging of Europe in two world wars spawned the supranational entities of the European Union and United Nations. The dismantling of Yugoslavia in the final decade of the millennium was a foretaste of a ‘new world order’.
International bodies are conduits of financial power, some more obviously than others (e.g. the Bank of International Settlements, World Bank and International Monetary Fund). Similarly, non-governmental organisations are controlled by embedded money interests; for example, the World Wildlife Fund is backed by the Rockefeller Foundation, whose wealth derives from the hydrocarbon industry (i.e. oil).
Various Rockefeller-backed institutions are at the forefront of the fraudulent climate crisis narrative that vilifies the oil industry. This paradox requires a lot of unpacking but, in short, the ‘net-zero’ imperative is not about reducing pollution, but reducing population.
Why is public perception of power structures so far from the reality?
Organisations spend vast sums on public relations, which is really manipulation.
Propaganda has existed for as long as institutional hierarchy. When the Roman Church was the dominant institution, congregations were told many lies to reinforce the wealth and power of priests and bishops.
However, exploiting mass media took shape as a science in the early 20th century, coinciding with the publication of the book Propaganda by Edward Bernays, (Sigmund Freud’s nephew) in 1928.
Since then, the sophistication and ubiquity of psychological manipulation techniques to manage the attitudes and behaviour of the masses has evolved to a level that is awe-inspiring and all-encompassing.
Propaganda is everywhere to see, for those who care to look. But the majority of the people are malleable to messaging by the powers-that-be, oblivious to the motive of the messenger. This reality has become clear to anyone who has explored how the world works, and whose discoveries are met with disbelief.
The question often asked is - why? To the average man and woman, the answer is simply not credible, because they cannot accept that something so diabolical can possibly exist outside the fiction of dystopian novels or films.
If a lie is big enough, people will more easily believe it. Surely the demolition of the Twin Towers wasn’t an inside job?
The output of Hollywood and mainstream media ‘news’ is controlled by the same network that controls all other levers of power. So while people watch Shakespeare or modern drama portraying the diabolical misdeeds of monarchs and cliché contemporary despots, most seem incapable of attributing the same characteristics to supposedly liberal leaders such as Justin Trudeau or Ursula von der Leyen.
A common flaw of lesser mortals is a belief that such men and women have the same human cares and concerns as their own. They neither understand the psychopathy of power and the type of person drawn to it, nor do they relate the Machiavellian plots and manifestation of evil in the latest TV series or movies to real life. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction.
The internet is a double-edged sword. It is undoubtedly used as an instrument of control, but it also has exposed, to those sufficiently curious, the dark underbelly of power in the world. For now at least, researchers and analysts can obtain information and share their findings with others similarly motivated to understand power and its manifestations. There is a growing awareness that in co-existence with a web of international policy shops, such as the Bilderberg Group and Trilateral Commission, are secret societies such as the Bavarian Illuminati, which have infiltrated Freemasonry and conduits of state, Church and corporate power.
Thus, we find connections between many of these societies such as Skull & Bones, and the financing and leadership of revolutions and regime change agents. These secret societies indulge in bizarre practices that are so alien to most people that they dare not take them seriously, though the exposure of Jeffery Epstein and Ghislain Maxwell gives a glimpse into this world.
Tjeerd Andringa of the University of Groningen appears to have been silenced since going public in 2015 on his theory of how the kakistocracy (rule by the worst) uses child abuse to perpetuate their control, both over the victims of that abuse and its perpetrators. His interview with James Corbett of the Corbett Report is enlightening on how those in power are seduced into depravity, and why the majority refuse to believe it. Child abuse and other crimes aren’t the source of power, but symptoms of the structure that has evolved over two-and-a-half thousand years.
However, even those at the apex should worry about losing control of the evolving ‘machine’. The technology of artificial intelligence and digital control, taken to its logical conclusion, would result in the collective suicide of our species. More optimistically for humanity, the misapplied occult techniques and money matrix will culminate in the misanthropic structure’s demise. Evil sows the seeds of its own destruction.
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