alt-market | That maybe, just maybe, the conservative right is being
tenderized in preparation for radicalization, just as much as the left
has been radicalized. For the more extreme the social divide,
the more likely chaos and crisis will erupt, and the globalists never
let a good crisis go to waste. Zealots, regardless of their claimed
moral authority, are almost always wrong in history. Conservatives
cannot afford to be wrong in this era. We cannot afford zealotry. We
cannot afford biases and mistakes; the future of individual liberty
depends on our ability to remain objective, vigilant and steadfast.
Without self examination, we will lose everything.
Years ago in 2012, I published a thorough examination of
disinformation tactics used by globalist institutions as well as
government and political outfits to manipulate the public and undermine
legitimate analysts working to expose particular truths of our social
and economic conditions.
If you have not read this article, titled Disinformation: How It Works, I highly recommend you do so now. It will act as a solid foundation for what I am about to discuss in this article. Without
a basic understanding of how lies are utilized, you will be in no
position to grasp the complexities of disinformation trends being
implemented today.
Much of what I am about to discuss will probably not become apparent
for much of the mainstream and portions of the liberty movement for many
years to come. Sadly, the biggest lies are often the hardest to see
until time and distance are achieved.
If you want to be able to predict geopolitical and economic
trends with any accuracy, you must first accept a couple of hard
realities. First and foremost, the majority of cultural shifts
and fiscal developments within our system are a product of social
engineering by an organized collective of power elites. Second, you must
understand that this collective is driven by the ideology of globalism —
the pursuit of total centralization of financial and political control
into the hands of a select few deemed as "superior" concertmasters or
"maestros."
As globalist insider, CFR member and mentor to Bill Clinton, Carroll Quigley, openly admitted in his book Tragedy And Hope:
"The powers of financial capitalism had another far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent private meetings and conferences. The apex of the system was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the world’s central banks which were themselves private corporations. Each central bank ... sought to dominate its government by its ability to control Treasury loans, to manipulate foreign exchanges, to influence the level of economic activity in the country, and to influence cooperative politicians by subsequent economic rewards in the business world."
The philosophical basis for the globalist ideology is most clearly
summarized in the principles of something called "Fabian Socialism," a
system founded in 1884 which promotes the subversive and deliberate
manipulation of the masses towards total centralization, collectivism
and population control through eugenics. Fabian Socialists prefer to
carry out their strategies over a span of decades, turning a population
against itself slowly, rather than trying to force changes to a system
immediately and outright. Their symbol is a coat of arms depicting a
wolf in sheep's clothing, or in some cases a turtle (slow and steady
wins the race?) with the words "When I strike I strike hard."
Again, it is important to acknowledge that these people are
NOT unified by loyalty to any one nation, culture, political party,
mainstream religion or ethnic background.
