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| ❀Looking Beyond With Ongoing Vision for America❀ |
For real change to take place in the minds of Americans, they must be free to see what has been hidden from them by a veil of illusion cast over their minds by the power elite and amplified by divisive groups, which have been used as instruments to spread conspiracy theories, divisive rhetoric, an "us versus them" mentality, and scapegoating that shifts blame onto others. This veil of illusion must be broken so that more people can experience a moment of awakening ~ a realization that "the emperor has nothing on." The emperors of division and conflict, have nothing on.
When this awakening happens, people will begin to see beyond divisions and recognize a common bond that unites all Americans: our shared humanity. It is our inherent potential as individuals and as a nation. Above all, it is the vision that all men and women are equal, each endowed with the same inalienable rights that no institution ~ neither the state nor any group, class, party, elite, church or any earthly authority ~ can take away.
It is vital that a critical mass of Americans reconnect with the original vision behind America’s creation: to free people from the control of power elites ~ those who, throughout history and across societies, always have been there to establish and maintain control over the people in open and hidden ways. These so-called "emperors" have positioned themselves as indispensable and irreplaceable, convincing people they cannot do without them, yet they truly have nothing to offer and they are utterly out of alignment with democratic principles. While we may not expect major news outlets to declare tomorrow that the power elite is America’s greatest issue, more people are beginning to recognize this reality. As they awaken, they will see the need for a new kind of public discourse, a fresh approach to politics, and will begin to vote accordingly.
There is a growing awareness among many people worldwide about the problem of narcissism. People that make up power elite are all outer narcissists, and it’s time for a critical mass of people in America, and across the globe, to awaken to this truth. People need to see that the emperors of power, finance, and business have nothing to offer to the people. These elites do not have the best interests of the American people, America itself, or the world at heart. Because they do not have heart, they are devoid of basic humanity and show no concern for how their actions affect others. People must make a firm decision: we will no longer vote for politicians who serve the interests of this power elite groups. Tear away this veil of illusion. Let it fall, allowing those who are ready to see beyond the facade upheld by the power elite for so long.
While many people in democratic nations have recognized this, Americans largely have not. Why? Because in America, the allure of unbalanced individual freedom has led many to believe they too, might attain the wealth and privilege of the elite ~ at least the money. But it’s vital they realize this isn’t possible for the majority and that in many instances directly or indirectly you must take away from the whole if you want to take on this path, from other people. Though a few individuals may succeed, most cannot. Any elitist system relies on keeping the majority at the bottom, both to generate real wealth and to funnel it upward into elite accounts. A far better path would be to transform the American political and financial systems so that, instead of allowing concentrating wealth at the top, resources are distributed across society, raising the standard of living for everyone.
After World War II, especially through the 50s, 60s, and into the early 70s, there was a strong sense of optimism in America. People believed that by working hard, they could build a better life than their parents had. However, in recent decades, this sense of optimism has reversed, as more young people ~ both in America and globally ~ realize that, despite their efforts, they may not achieve a better life than their parents. This is not due to a shrinking economy or lack of wealth, there is more wealth in America now than in the 1960s. The real issue is the concentration of wealth in fewer hands, and this is what needs to change. Such change will only happen when people stand up and demand it. There are some politicians who are fully aware of this problem in America, they have yet to gain enough traction within either political party. This could shift however only if a critical mass of people wake up, recognize the issue, and understand how division among the public was intentionally created and reinforced by the elite, has been used to obscure the influence of the power elite on the society and on the economy in America.
What divides the American people? In reality, countless things. Virtually every characteristic imaginable has been used to drive divisions. Men against women, Christians against people of other faiths, materialists against the religion, Republicans against Democrats, capitalists against those who support alternative systems. It's almost surprising there hasn’t been a divide created between blondes and brunettes ~ but perhaps even that could to pass at some point as long as things the way they are.
An elite is actively using anything possible to divide the American people. However, as the veil falls and more people see beyond these superficial divisions, they can connect with what truly unites Americans: basic humanity. This sense of shared humanity can bring forth the understanding that individualism thrives most fully within a community. Individualism that isolates itself ~ as if each person is an island ~ can never reach its highest potential. Some might argue, "But look at the billionaires ~ haven't they achieved the peak of individualism?" In truth, they have reached the peak of ego and self-centeredness, often driven by pure selfishness. The ego and self-centeredness actually limit true individualism, acting solely from ego and selfish desires block the development of respect for others and therefore hinders development of true cooperation. Without this, individuals and society as a whole cannot achieve their fullest potential. This lack of genuine cooperation is a reason why, in many ways, America is lagging behind European societies, where cooperation among people and nations at a higher level. This also explains why American corporations operating in Europe face more restrictions against consumer abuses and unethical practices that they often get away with in the United States.
This is one of America’s challenges: too many people are self-centered, focused only on their personal situation without considering others, the state of society, or how their actions affect others. This mindset has contributed to an elite that is equally self-serving and willing to exploit freedom for privilege, wealth, and power over society. It’s part of the reason why America lacks social safety nets in key areas and why the healthcare system isn’t truly “of the people, by the people, for the people.” This attitude hinders the development of basic humanity in people of America, making it easier for elites to polarize Americans into groups and turn them against each other. Such division wouldn’t be possible if people recognized each other as people first, with common needs for a better standard of living, opportunities, choices in life, self expression and respect for equal rights.
If people recognized these shared needs, how hard would it be to work together for solutions and unite around the common good for the all? The focus would shift away from party lines and towards candidates who understand people’s needs and the real issues they face on a daily basis. The right candidate would work to resolve these problems through cooperation, regardless of party affiliation ~ not out of self-promotion, ambition, or to satisfy personal ego. America needs practical realists with integrity, leaders who have basic
humanity that makes them sensitive towards other people and to have realization
~ you do not do certain things onto other people, for example,
allow the elite to exploit the general population via economical terrorism. The courage to pursue what’s right, even if it means going against their party line or the status quo. These are the people who can genuinely move America forward.
We are in an era of humankind's level of consciousness where the only way forward for any society to progress is to recognize one crucial aspect ~ community. Coming into unity with other people, despite differences and disagreements, establishing genuine connection based on shared goals and recognition of basic humanity. This is what needs to happen in America. It takes a community to really be successful at any endeavor. And indeed you have many places in America where there are people who live in smaller communities where they have developed a community spirit. But you also have many other places where this has not materialized and in large part because Americans have been so divided, mostly by race, religion and two party system.
Consider this: in many small towns across America, some dating back over a hundred years, you’ll often find a town square surrounded by four churches, each convinced it holds the ultimate truth and that the members of the other three are going to hell. Why is that so my beloved hearts? It’s because the power elite have historically used religion ~ and Christianity is no exception to this ~ to create & propel divisions among people. Many who call themselves Christian ministers have failed to connect with the true essence of Jesus Christ’s teachings. If they had embraced at some level the Christ consciousness, they would have transcended these external divisions and would have been promoting unity, as Jesus himself taught and would have not become a tool for the power elite, for the mind of
antichrist, to use them and their church to divide people.
What is the vision for America? It is for people to start forming smaller, localized communities focused on unity, cooperation, and mutual support. This doesn’t necessarily mean everyone needs to physically relocate and live in close-knit groups ~ though that may work for some ~ but rather we are talking here about a spirit of community, a unity among people. This shared spirit can then ripple outward, spreading across the nation and ultimately influencing national politics. Ideally, what should Washington, D.C., be? What should Congress and the Senate represent? They should function as a community themselves, where Senators and Representatives unite, recognizing that they represent communities across the nation. They should lead by example, fostering a spirit of collaboration and unity. In a community with a true sense of community spirit, individual freedom of expression is respected but balanced with the collective good. This ensures that individual actions benefit the whole rather than harm it ~ a stark contrast to the self-serving behaviors of narcissists, whether they are politicians, celebrities, billionaires, or individuals on the internet spreading disinformation.
This isn’t about fostering an "us versus the power elite" narrative or blaming them as scapegoats. It’s about Americans coming together in unity and protecting this unity from those who seek to destroy it, both internally and externally. These threats include not just the power elite and self-serving narcissists but also others who intentionally divide people for personal gain ~ whether financial, political, or otherwise. Additionally, some are driven by an "epic" mindset, believing they can advance their causes by creating factions and setting people against each other.
Not long ago, a lawsuit was filed against one of the most prominent conspiracy theorists of recent years ~ Alex Jones. When you consider the enormous amount of money he made, can there really be any doubt that his primary goal was self-enrichment through spreading division and amplifying the discord already sown by the power elite through disinformation imputed in conspiracy theories and not promoting valid, truthful information to help people make better choices? Whether he intentionally fabricated himself or merely exploited those created by the elite, the result was the same: fostering division and perpetuating disinformation. Do you see how such tactics are designed to manipulate your mind? By consuming disinformation, you allow them to influence and distort your perception of reality ~ how you view life and make decisions. My dear hearts, can you recognize that it is impossible to make constructive, meaningful choices in life if those choices are based on lies and disinformation rather than truth? It may surprise you but second election of Donal Trump was indeed based on disinformation people have partaken and refused to question despite the blatant exposure of Donald Trump, what he is and what he stands for.
Alex Jones is certainly not the only one; you can look at figures like Matt Walsh and Ben Shapiro from the Daily Wire and see the same kind of rhetoric. They use similar tactics to turn people against democracy, against the government, and against each other ~ framing the opposition as the enemy. When these individuals speak, there is no sense of "we the people" in their words. It’s all about an "us versus them" mentality, constantly stirring up agitation, suggesting that there’s always someone trying to take away our freedom, and so on. The ultimate goal, of course, is to enrich themselves, all while undermining the very democratic freedoms that America offers them.
Notice how they talk about others, using derogatory terms like "them," diminishing the humanity of those they oppose. This same divisive rhetoric is mirrored by those on the so-called left or the Democratic Party, using a similar tone that was especially exposed after Trump's second election: "How are we supposed to be around these people if they did not vote the right way?" It’s as if the other side is a disease to be avoided, stripping away their humanity and labeling them as enemies. This rhetoric dehumanizes people, reinforces division, and assigns blame, fueling hatred and directing anger toward these designated groups being a problem, one to one what you hear from Trump supporters.
Is there any doubt that some individuals are deliberately furthering their political interests by dividing people, creating a narrative of extreme polarization in America? They’ve fostered a climate where some feel the need to carry automatic rifles in public just to feel secure. Can there be any question that a presidential candidate like Donald Trump has, for over a decade now, done everything in his power to divide Americans, portraying the country as being in such dire straits that only he can fix it?
Consider his actions following his loss in the 2020 presidential election. He leveraged disinformation that he had planted in people’s minds during his time in office ~ layering it on top of other false ideas sown by the power elite over a much longer period ~ to manipulate his followers. This disinformation fueled their distrust and ultimately directed them to launch an attack on democracy itself, culminating in the assault on Capitol Hill. Can you not see how this was a calculated effort to exploit division and undermine the democratic process?
Can you not see that QAnon and Project 2025 are creations backed by the power elite, designed with the sole purpose of undermining democracy in America, dividing people, and turning them against one another? Perhaps you’ve heard how Project 2025 proposes transforming the FBI into a political task force directly accountable only to the president. Does this sound like an expansion of presidential powers ~ or an erosion of checks and balances? Is this not an attempt to turn the president into a King George-like figure?
Consider the implications: doesn’t this resemble efforts to reshape the FBI into something akin to Russia’s KGB ~ or the modern FSB ~ used by Vladimir Putin to control citizens? These are the same tools that propped up authoritarian control throughout the existence of the Soviet Union. Can you not see how such actions are part of a desperate attempt to convince you that democracy is broken, urging you to turn against it and your own government, framing them as the problem rather than the solution?
And yet, it is democracy that has allowed personal expression, freedom, and prosperity to flourish for countless individuals. Contrast this with countries where democracy is absent ~ places where people lack freedom, security, and even the most basic rights. Democracy has been the foundation of opportunity and progress, and undermining it would lead only to the loss of those hard-won freedoms. Mark my words, my beloved hearts, and see how a leader of the power elite, such as Donald Trump, will further undermine democracy, sow conflict, and reduce opportunities and prosperity for the average American.
The truth is that in the past, it was impossible to entirely prevent the power elite from exerting their influence over America. This influence can be observed even in the nation's early stages. Throughout American history, there have been pivotal moments when the power elite succeeded in infiltrating the government, steering the nation onto an unfortunate path that deviated from the higher vision and the consciousness of Christ.
The historical Civil War in America provides a clear example of a power struggle between two factions of the power elite vying for control of the nation. On one side was the old wealth ~ the established power elite of the Northeast. On the other was the new wealth ~ the emerging power elite of the South. While slavery was the prominent issue on the surface, it served as a diversionary tactic to pit two groups of people against each other in an irreconcilable conflict, ultimately leading to war. At its core, the Civil War was economically driven, a battle over which power elite would dominate the nation.
The outcome is well known: the Northern power elite emerged victorious, and their influence continues to dominate the country economically today through the financial elite based in New York. This comes as no surprise, my beloved.
Another example of the power elite’s influence over the American government is the treatment of Native Americans. The systemic extermination and displacement of Native Americans stand in stark violation of the Constitution, human rights, and the foundational principles and values of America. It is a glaring contradiction to the ideals the nation claims to uphold. As I mentioned previously, the individuals who make up power elite groups are entirely inhumane; they are narcissists who have no regard for others.
The power elite has consistently dragged the American nation into one conflict after another ~ whether it was World War I, World War II, the Vietnam War, or the Iraq War. It should come as no surprise that the power elite controls the military-industrial complex in America. They thrive on war because it enables them to sell weapons and profit immensely. They are more than willing to manufacture conflicts wherever they can, without regard for the consequences. Yes, my beloved hearts, the events of 9/11 were not merely about a terrorist attack. Rather, it was the result of two power elite factions at work. One faction orchestrated the event to draw America into war, while the other, fully aware of the scheme, chose not to intervene. Instead, they saw an opportunity to exploit the situation for their own gain.
These elites are absolutely content to see America fractured into two or more pieces, potentially inciting a civil war. Why? Because smaller, divided pieces of society are far easier for them to dominate and control. Their goal is not the unity or prosperity of the nation but the consolidation of their personal power and wealth. They are, of course, very happy to exploit America for their own personal gain while it remains a unified nation. However, they have no qualms about destroying it if America becomes too much of a threat or uncontrollable for them.
Their current objective is to steer America away from its democratic path. They despise democracy and resent its rise and development. While they might idealize a feudal system, they understand it's unrealistic in places where democracy is already established. Instead, what they are working toward resembles dystopian futures portrayed in movies and novels ~ where corporations dominate and exploit society. A prime example of this is the world depicted in Blade Runner, among many other similar portrayals.
They plan to leverage capitalism to achieve this, effectively enslaving people through financial dependence. In such a system, individuals appear free ~ there's no physical oppression, and upward mobility seems possible. However, in reality, survival hinges entirely on money. The power elite would control the majority of wealth, relegating most people to the bottom while maintaining a small middle class to perpetuate the illusion of opportunity: "See, they succeeded; you can too!"
This scenario isn’t far removed from what’s happening in America today, albeit in a less futuristic form. The majority would remain too preoccupied with financial survival to focus on anything else, let alone question the elite who dominate the democratic society from behind the scenes. Lofty principles and higher considerations become secondary or even irrelevant ~ similar to the Middle Ages, when peasants, consumed by the struggle for physical survival, had neither the time nor the means to rebel against their overlords.
You may be wondering, my beloved heart, how something like this is even possible in modern societies, where democracy exists ~ at least to some extent ~ unlike the Middle Ages, when people were largely uneducated and unaware of anything beyond their village or field. The answer is quite simple, my dear Watson: disinformation. Fill someone’s mind with disinformation, and they become blind to reality. As I’ve mentioned before, people will act and make decisions based on the distorted perceptional filters made of disinformation.
Consider this: after everything Donald Trump revealed about himself during his first term in office, after all the scandals and controversies, how did so many people still vote for someone who, to borrow a term from western movies, is clearly "a bad guy"? Why choose a person who not only worsened conditions for the average American during his time in office but also managed to convince people that it was the opposite ~ that his successor was to blame for the decline? Why see a narcissist, someone primarily self-serving, as a hero who genuinely cares about you? How is that possible that genuinely good people can follow blindly false gurus, dictators, celebrities or this or that persona while the person has no good in them? How can they be so blind to this? The answer, my beloved, lies in layers of disinformation. People view the world and make choices through these distorted filters.
This is the primary tool of control for elites in a democratic society. Unlike dictatorships, such as North Korea or the former Soviet Union, where brute force was the main method of subjugation ~ imprisoning or killing dissenters ~ modern regimes adapt. Take Russia under Vladimir Putin or contemporary China: while they still use force when necessary, they increasingly rely on disinformation to maintain control. Openly reverting to the practices of Stalin’s Gulags or Mao’s purges wouldn’t work in today’s world, so manipulation through disinformation has become their tool of choice to keep the population compliant.
You may feel free to make your own choices, but are you truly free if those choices are based on lies planted in your mind, deliberately crafted to influence the way you vote? Is this freedom or is this a subtle manipulation? The most insidious part is that you will genuinely believe the disinformation to be true, becoming convinced of its validity. In doing so, you will unknowingly fight on behalf of the elite, defending and spreading it, further confusing others in the process. This is a direct method of undermining democracy ~ through disinformation from within. Is this not exactly what we see happening in America today, my beloved hearts?
As I’ve mentioned, perception isn’t able on it's own to align itself with truth or rigorous fact-checking ~ it’s your responsibility to cultivate discernment between the many lies of this world and the truth. You are the gatekeeper of what enters your mind. If you neglect this responsibility and fail to question your mental filters ~ the frameworks through which you perceive life ~ you’ll inevitably be manipulated into making choices that harm both yourself and others.
It’s really that simple, my beloved hearts. This is exactly what we are about to witness with Donald Trump. He will implement economic policies that will further harm the average American, while you will be told or actually you already told that these changes will lead to long-term improvement. In reality, they won’t. But how can you see this if you are indoctrinated with disinformation or lack higher awareness on the issue?
Can you not see beyond these divisive attempts and recognize that the very purpose of America’s founding was to empower you ~ the people ~ to build a community free from the control of the power elites who have dominated humanity throughout history? It was never intended for you to blindly place all your faith in a single individual to solve problems. Instead, the vision was for you to harness your own collective power by first seeking a higher understanding of the issues and then uniting with others to address them, whether through community action or by demanding change at the government level. Obviously if you have been indoctrinated to see government as an enemy then you cannot use government apparatus as a solution to bring peaceful change, you only leaving yourself one option ~ violence, as you have seen been outplayed on January 6 of 2020.
Here’s a final thought: did you know that in 1932, Adolf Hitler lost his first election and claimed it was fraudulent? He even took the matter to court, only for the judge to dismiss his claims, finding no evidence of manipulation. My beloved hearts, Donald Trump may not be on the same level as Adolf Hitler, but he is a narcissist, and all narcissists exhibit fascist tendencies to some degree. The question is simply how far they’re willing to take those tendencies to the extreme.
As I’ve mentioned before, a narcissist cannot admit they are wrong and will never accept defeat unless doing so aligns with their self-image as a benevolent or righteous figure. This is evident in Hitler’s refusal to acknowledge his defeat in World War II ~ he defied the truth until the end, staging his final act of rebellion against it by taking his own life.
So, are people wrong to call Donald Trump a fascist? If they recognize clear fascist tendencies in his behavior, how can their observations be dismissed as incorrect?