A group of aging leaders clings to their positions of power, causing yet another war that threatens humanity's future.

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia is one that nobody desires. Once again, we find ourselves forced to choose sides while countless innocent Russian citizens, who oppose this war, bear the brunt of punitive sanctions.

The bloodshed of thousands of innocent lives stains the ruins of bombed neighborhoods as the planet grapples with droughts, division, and a cascade of crises.

Is this truly the pinnacle of human achievement? Initiating yet another war and then pointing fingers to assign blame?

This is our reality: a collection of naive individuals, akin to children in a playground, engaged in a power struggle while those in authority seem emotionally stunted.

These leaders, akin to confused Santa Clauses of violence, trip over their own rhetoric while wielding humanity's fate in one trembling hand and hovering over the nuclear button with the other.

In the meantime, more innocent lives are lost.

It’s imperative to wrest control of the levers of power and wealth from individuals like Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum, as well as from various concentrations of economic power like the Capitol, the Duma, and influential families like the Rothschilds and Rockefellers.

Humanity must mature before it self-destructs.

Who can disarm these power-hungry sociopaths when the existing system incentivizes such behavior?

We, the people, have the power to change this. All it takes are a few key steps.

Here’s a proposed pathway toward peace, freedom, and prosperity.

The U.S. Must Cease Its Global Policing Under the Guise of Freedom

Please don't dismiss this argument as merely a leftist perspective. My aim is to advocate for wisdom, love, and historical truths, rather than align with any particular ideology or nation.

Before offering solutions, we must accurately identify the problem. A careful examination of geopolitics over the past five years leads to one undeniable conclusion: the United States plays a significant role in perpetuating this problem.

In the name of "freedom," America has instigated conflicts in nations that resist its imperialistic and aggressive policies.

But what’s wrong with freedom, you might ask? Isn’t the U.S. a defender of your freedom? The answer is no, and here’s why.

Wars Are Not About Freedom

Historically, wars have never revolved around the concept of freedom.

After demonstrating heroism during World War II, the U.S. lost its way when the dollar was tied to oil, giving rise to the PetroDollar, and when Nixon severed the dollar's link to gold in 1971. These conflicts are fundamentally about money, oil, power, dominance, corrupt practices, and feeding the insatiable greed of a select group of wealthy oligarchs.

Let me inundate you with some facts:

• The U.S. Military-Industrial Complex is a massive economic force.
• The American economy is heavily reliant on warfare.
• The U.S. military has supported countless films and shows, with documentation spanning 1,400 pages from just 2004-2006. This constitutes structural war propaganda to glorify conflict.
• A comprehensive list of films backed by the Pentagon is extensive, even including alien threats as portrayed in the movie "Contact."
• Violence permeates approximately 90% of Netflix's offerings.

The U.S. is kept in a state of poverty, making warfare appear as the only escape route. Young men from impoverished neighborhoods enlist, believing they are serving their country, while often becoming pawns for the world’s power brokers.

The Manipulative Strategies of Economic Hitmen

There's a clear pattern in how America's elite financial operatives function. They are among the globe's most significant criminal organizations, employing tactics of intimidation, infiltration, and extortion, much like any organized crime family.

I’m not suggesting that Russian or Chinese criminal organizations are virtuous entities; all major powers are likely governed by clandestine families and clans operating outside national boundaries.

However, the key difference lies in the fact that the Federal Reserve's money printer is based in the United States, unlike in Moscow or Beijing.

When these clans negotiate favorable deals behind the scenes of global politics, a semblance of peace prevails. But when someone deviates from the plan, chaos ensues, and they thrive on this turmoil.

Let’s focus on the U.S. for a moment.

The Mechanisms Behind War Initiation by Economic Hitmen

Have you ever read "The Confessions of an Economic Hitman"? This book reveals one of the largest financial scams and whitewashing operations ever.

The process unfolds like this:

The U.S. infiltrates nations striving for independence with the assistance of so-called Economic Hitmen—individuals who cultivate relationships with influential officials. Many of these nations have recently emerged from long periods of oppression.

Through these Hitmen, leaders are lured into accepting billions in loans to develop their countries, which are in dire need of such investment. This bolsters the leaders' positions but comes with strings attached, as they become ensnared in a web of economic dependence.

Herein lies the extortion component.

Initially, billions are dispatched to these nations via military convoys, likely through digital transactions today. This is followed by contracts awarded to American companies for construction, engineering, and military supplies, all sourced from U.S. firms like Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

U.S. presidents often share in the profits of these schemes. The Bush family has substantial financial stakes in the Carlyle Group.

The Bush family continues to reap the rewards from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan—a profit made from thin air.

This represents one of the largest ongoing whitewashing scams in history.

Warfare remains the most lucrative business model. Why would Ukraine be any different? Any nation aspiring to be free from America’s imperialistic ambitions risks falling into this trap.

The Reality of Extortion in Warfare

When a leader refuses to comply, they often vanish or suffer untimely deaths. This was the case for Panama’s president, who perished in a plane crash after rejecting U.S. influence and seeking asylum for the deposed Shah of Iran.

Such a choice can prove fatal.

If these leaders manage to survive, the next step, as any self-respecting crime syndicate would employ, is to instigate conflict, using real violence to compel compliance.

Public perception is manipulated to create a narrative that necessitates an enemy—be it Russia, China, or even extraterrestrials—while the U.S. positions itself as the savior of oppressed victims.

The real objective is to safeguard investments and future profits.

Insights into the Ukraine Situation

While I cannot definitively state that the same tactics were employed in Ukraine, it is noteworthy that the U.S. supported the 2014 movement for independence from Russia, yet failed to uphold its promises of non-interference.

> “You promised us in the 1990s that [NATO] would not move an inch to the East. You cheated us shamelessly,”—Putin during a December press conference.

In fact, it’s likely that Putin is not the sole antagonist when we consider the facts:

• The U.S. orchestrated the coup d'état in Ukraine, right on Russia's doorstep.

> The violent overthrow of Ukraine’s democratically elected, neutral government in February 2014 resulted in many casualties and is misrepresented in the West as a 'revolution' rather than a coup—Modern Diplomacy.

• The U.S. has encircled Russia with NATO forces and bases equipped with missile systems that could be swiftly converted to launch offensive nuclear strikes, while Russia has never established a similar military presence near America.
• The U.S. has established around 800 military bases across 70 countries worldwide.
• The U.S. has invaded Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and Syria, among others, following the lie regarding weapons of mass destruction, resulting in 250,000 casualties without accountability for the Bush family.

Who, then, is the primary aggressor under the banner of "freedom"?

Questioning Wars Waged in the Name of Love or Freedom

The Catholic Church evaded accountability for centuries of violence in the name of love and Jesus during the Inquisition. Generally, people act with good intentions, often manipulated by those in power who exploit higher values to justify their conflicts, ultimately eroding these very values.

The Inquisition came to an end when people awakened from the false notion of inherent guilt and the fear of damnation. Following the Black Plague, society embraced a cultural renaissance.

A similar awakening is imminent but may occur at a much faster pace.

It’s time to halt America’s inquisition disguised as a quest for freedom. There is no true freedom in warfare.

The Imperative of Unity to Avert Self-Destruction

> “We are inexorably moving toward a global war that will become nuclear if an international movement doesn’t quickly arise to stop it. Most people bemoan the thought of such a war to end all wars, but refuse to analyze the factors leading to it.” — Edward Curtin in Off Guardian.

This international movement is us, the people.

Now is the time to hold accountable those who have turned humanity into a vessel, believing that their wealth and power can secure them a safe haven on Mars while the rest of us sink into despair.

Certainly, systemic change is necessary.

The current structure rewards sociopathic behavior, allowing ruthless leaders to thrive. They exhibit no empathy, conscience, or moral awareness.

The key is to awaken from this slumber and disengage from polarizing dynamics.

As stakes rise, we must recognize the urgency to unite. The Covid pandemic has catalyzed a wave of awakening, as millions begin to break free from the relentless barrage of propaganda.

More action is needed.

Whenever you feel compelled to align with a morally "correct" side, exercise caution—especially if that side offers you social advantages or if you feel coerced.

Maintain your capacity for critical thought at all costs. This empowerment is essential for everyone on the planet to see beyond illusions and manipulation.

Remember the golden rule: awareness comes from within, always.