George Orwell’s prescient novel 1984 envisioned a dystopia where 3 global powers, East Asia, Eurasia, and Oceania, engage in endless war and constantly shifting alliances, yet really cooperate under the same one-world government. Are we there? Is WW3 Great Reset theater played out by captured fake governments that ends with 3 mega-corporation dictatorships under ZioCorp singularity? If so, how would you know? If not, how would you know?
Each segment of the International bankers’ world war (WW1 & WW2) ended old orders and established new ones while leaving the bankers on top. Evolving WW3 appears to contain the same agenda, with an unprecedented techno-dystopian component.
From my observation, WW3 officially began with the US-Zio COVID bio-attack against China and Iran (that came with upward wealth transfer and global control grid benefits), or NATO’s expansion into Ukraine.
If one-world-ZioCorp currently exists and holds the power to create such an elaborate WW3 simulation, then you have nothing to lose by supporting the China-Iran-Russia bloc. It’s already a done deal.
Conversely, if high-tech “Kingdom of Hell on Earth” remains a work in progress, then you have everything to lose by not supporting the China-Iran-Russia bloc.
Bragging about one’s own blockade being ineffective? Someone, explain that one.
That’s not long after he again claimed that Iran’s navy is completely destroyed, except for that one other second navy that is in fact not destroyed because it didn’t “pose a threat”:
What if, from the moment one becomes conscious, one is continually fed a particular ideology? Is that not why someone born in modern Iran would automatically be a Shia Muslim? Not because they made an informed decision, but because of the environment in which they’re born? The same can be suggested for the Christian, the Buddhist, or the Hindu.
Let’s take another step. What was the cause of the American War Between the States? Slavery? Really? Who is the most evil man to ever exist on planet earth? That one’s easy. Hitler. Not Mao or Stalin who murdered many thousands more innocent people than Hitler was accused of. Why? Why slavery, why Hitler?
The answer, in my view, is the same in all these questions. It’s what we are constantly fed. It is the narrative those in power want us to believe. However, for the free thinker, the person who can set all their preconceived notions, beliefs and prejudices on the shelf, and examine things calmly, logically, and reasonably, that one may come to different, even though uncomfortable, conclusions.
William Gayley Simpson wrote the book, Which Way Western Man in 1978 to promote his conviction that the West is being controlled by a foreign entity that is conspiring to destroy Western civilization. Consider; how many world leaders down to the level of governors, members of parliaments, and mayors make pilgrimage to a particular wall to don a tiny hat and bend the knee to that entity. How many American Congressmen and Senators are dual citizens and controlled by this entity? Who controls American presidents and dictates American foreign policy? One would be blind not to notice just who that foreign entity is.
It seems that many, if not most, people are finally beginning to notice. So, should one desire to take an additional step away from the programming we have all received from birth, should one be willing to set aside their beliefs and prejudices and review, with an open mind, an alternative to the narratives we’ve all been fed, I offer the following as a thought experiment, just for consideration. One’s first knee-jerk reaction will likely be disgust. That’s what our rulers want. However, if one reads Fundamentals, ask if many, even most, of our current problems would not be erased by such a system.
Caveat: By posting this, I do not claim that the German experiment did not result in some Germans committing war crimes, but for the ‘Allies,’ there was Dresden, Hamburg, Nagasaki, and Hiroshima, and each was ‘justified’ to suit the narrative we all now believe. There are two sides to every story, but enough crimes to go around. Such is war.
I invite – challenge – you to read, consider, and then answer for yourself the questions posed above.
Trump’s erratic comments on relations with Iran and the state of the war have jumped from one extreme to another over the course of the last 10 days. However, I think we do have a clue about Trump’s thinking based on JD Vance’s final address to the press prior to departing Islamabad on Saturday, when he singled out Iran’s refusal to compromise on nuclear enrichment as the major obstacle to an agreement to end the war… He was saying that on instructions from the White House.
In a recent speech to Turning Point USA, Vance signaled what Trump’s exit plan may be:
Trump says to Iran: “If you commit to not having a nuclear weapon, we are going to make Iran economically thrive.”
Today we have Donald Trump, during his interview with Maria Bartiromo, reiterating the anti-nuke theme… i.e., necessary to disarm Iran’s nuclear capabilities. Gone are justifications involving regime change or opening the Strait of Hormuz. The central issue now is whether Iran will build a nuke.
Despite Western news reports claiming the blockade is a great success, it is a charade… so far at least. If the US begins, or tries, to interdict ships — especially those headed to China — then the potential for the blockade to explode into a larger war is significant. But looking at the price of oil futures (see oilprice.com), the folks trading oil futures are firmly convinced that the war is coming to an end and the current shortage of oil will be short lived. I think that is delusional. Unless and until the US fully complies with Iran’s 10-point plan, the Strait of Hormuz will be closed to all ships serving Western interests, the shortage of oil will persist and the war will continue. The current cease fire expires Monday, April 20 and Iran is prepared to continue fighting. The wild card remains Donald Trump… What will he do?
China's defense minister, Admiral Dong Jun, issued a brief statement earlier today, coinciding with the previously announced start time of the US blockade of Iranian maritime trade through the Strait of Hormuz.
In short, it’s just as everyone had predicted: Israel openly mocks and defies the US, and the abject AIPAC-owned slaves can do nothing whatsoever about it.
Instead of “ending” Iran’s civilization, Trump manages to contort the play into some kind of phony blockade which will likewise fail. It’s pasting one blot of chicken scratch over another in an endless pyramid scheme of “5D strategery”.
It is only right on cue for the final stage of the Fourth Turning, wherein the weak and mad become rulers by way of the compromised political processes inherent to all terminally decaying post-imperial hegemons.
The disastrous Iran war was clearly a golden opportunistic convergence between Trump’s age-old boomer-hatred for Iran with his being the perfect Zionist bagman for Israel. The fact that serious negotiations continue to be mediated by an unelected claque of billionaire henchmen with close ties to Israel is a true disgrace to the “America First” vision, particularly given this year’s special occasion as the 250th anniversary of America’s signing of the Declaration of Independence.
We live in uncertain times, but has it not always been so? We were born for these times. Let’s take solace in words from the wise.
“The truth is this: The march of Providence is so slow, and our desires so impatient; the work of progress is so immense and our means of aiding it so feeble; the life of humanity is so long, that of the individual so brief, that we often see only the ebb of the advancing wave and are thus discouraged. It is history that teaches us to hope.”
… and …
“Shake off those gloomy feelings. Drive them away. Fix your mind and pleasures upon what is before you. All is bright if you will think it so. All is happy if you will make it so. Do not dream. It is too ideal, too imaginary. Dreaming by day, I mean. Live in the world you inhabit. Look upon things as they are. Take them as you find them. Make the best of them. Turn them to your advantage.” ― Robert E. Lee
“One might momentarily fold under the cruel blows of Fate and retreat into a muted solitude. Things like loss and grief demand a certain reclusion and their time.Yet just as the eclipsed sun unfailingly returns, casting its golden rays upon the land, so too must man step out of the darkness renewed, wiser, and stronger.Was man not made to endure, to transcend, and to overcome?“
“How long are you going to wait before you demand the best for yourself? From now on, resolve to live as a grown-up who is making progress, and make whatever you think best a law that you never set aside.”
To precisely no one’s surprise, AIPAC wouldn’t permit the Fake Trump administration to accept the peace deal offered by Iran under the aegis of the Pakistani moderators.
I didn’t see any real benefit to Iran to agreeing to talk to the US representatives, particularly in light of the outcome of the previous two talks. But what they have managed to achieve through them is proving to the American people that the US government is prioritizing the interests of Israel, and not their own national interests.
There is no longer even any pretense of the war being against Iran; what is the US national interest in permitting Israel to invade and occupy Lebanon? It will be interesting to see how things proceed now that there is no reason for China and Russia to desist from providing more aid and more active support to Iran and helping the Iranian people decisively win their war against an enemy that has now established itself as the imperialist aggressor in the region.
There’s a quiet shift happening—one you don’t always see, but you feel it. In the way people stop trusting, stop believing, stop caring. A society doesn’t collapse overnight. It erodes slowly—through comfort without purpose, noise without meaning, and strength traded for convenience. But history has always moved in cycles. When things fall too far, something awakens. Not chaos for the sake of destruction—but a refusal to stay asleep. A realization that something has been lost… and a decision to take it back.
And when that moment comes—when the weight of decline becomes too heavy to ignore—those who prepared, those who stayed sharp, grounded, and aware… they won’t panic. They will be ready.
In a time when everything is increasing, become less.
Perhaps you feel it too. Outside, it’s wild and crowded, loud and fast, frightening and threatening. The outside world is overloaded with information and images, and so are we.
So much is simply TOO MUCH.
Therefore, many people are exhausted and anxious again and are reaching or have reached their personal limits. On top of that, there’s the colorful, garish, and loud world of social media.
You have to optimize yourself, work on yourself, regulate your nervous system, be angry, be successful, be spiritual, or turn away from the spiritual bubble because we’re suddenly realizing that it’s nothing after all… and so on and so forth.
So much “must” is conveyed to us. Again, TOO MUCH.
I myself feel that less is doing me much better right now.
I hardly even look at social media anymore… So much of it seems somehow wrong to me. There’s too much shouting, too much condemnation, too blatant advertising, too careless devaluation… it’s either a glittering world, a world of drama, or a world of sales.
But this is no longer my world. These days, I’m asking myself:
What do we really need?
What do I really need?
What will help us right now in this time?
I personally feel that less is more for me right now. I’m cutting back on quite a few things. And in this reduction, I’m rediscovering what’s truly important to me. I suspect that this year will teach us to recognize what is essential and truly valuable.
Out of the loud, colorful world of excess. Into pure, true life.
Perhaps you’d like to ask yourself: What do I really need?
