Historically, the most effective means by which those who have caused the problem can not only get away with it but profit even more from the collapse is to create a distraction to take the focus away from themselves as the guilty parties.
Deciding When to Jump from the Boiling Pot
There’s an old saying that the way to boil a frog is to put him in a pot of cool water, then turn up the heat. He remains in the pot because there’s no single increase in temperature that’s startling enough to make him jump out.
Is There Hope for the US?
Throughout the history of the world, whenever a country had entered its decline stage, others were in the process of rising up.
Love It or Leave?
Those who may love their country, but do not love what it’s become, may choose to leave the herd whilst greener pastures remain an option.
When Will the Divisiveness End?
Anyone who finds that he has already been programmed to hate the opposing group or party is already an operative of the state. When Will the Divisiveness End?
The Nuclear Election
The reader may wish to ponder whether the powers that be are pursuing a larger agenda – a change in US governance, ushered in by a divisive nuclear election.
Coke & Pepsi
In the world of Precious Metals investment, the Coke and Pepsi are American Eagles and Canadian Maple Leafs.
The Trojan Donkey
The American public are therefore left to ponder whether it may be that a vastly unpopular Trojan Donkey may be closer to the presidency than she presently appears.
Systemic Chaos
This is how it’s possible for the politically correct but largely non-factual claim of systemic racism to soon be replaced by the very real systemic chaos.
The Wheat Field Principle
The “wheat field principle.” it’s a conundrum when the same people who voted for redemption from a failed system will, in a subsequent election, reverse their vote.