Our knowledge is compartmentalized.
Because of this, we are unable to see the full picture. We only get to see what they allow us to see.That is how our perceptions have become a prison — a carefully constructed simulation.
Only selected stories are highlighted. What we experience is a narrow and heavily distorted version of reality.
They are masters at rebranding and co-opting opposition.For thousands of years, humanity has lived under empires and dynasties.
The last 300 years of British and European colonialism gave them deep expertise in how to maintain empires and manage colonies. That system was later rebranded as the “New World Order” — which, in practice, became the American empire.
Today’s empire is run by corporations. It is nothing but neo-colonialism in a new suit.
Our technology has been largely developed in military research labs.
Entire fields of communication and psychological operations (psyops) have been rebranded as “marketing,” “sales,” and modern business strategy. Modern organizational management and technologies are heavily borrowed from military doctrine and research.
Tech startups and corporations are often extensions of military and surveillance technology.
Our children are trained for this system from an early age.
Our education system — largely inherited from the Prussian model — is designed not to liberate minds, but to condition and produce obedient workers and administrators for the empire.
Discipline and punishment remain its core mechanisms.
As Marshall McLuhan observed, media has become an extension of our senses.
It is far from a neutral tool. Media are powerful forces that shape how we think, act, and live. When communication technology changes, society itself changes.
Media creates a secondary inner voice — synthetic desires and manufactured narratives that distract us from our authentic selves and inner blueprint.
It surrenders, our culture to the technology. It treats people as an engagement metric for algorithm.
Wars serve multiple purposes for this system: they force populations to surrender to their leaders.
create artificial conflicts between nations, and eliminate opposition to the empire. They make nations dependent on new weapons and defense systems, ensuring that the majority of public money flows into military budgets rather than into the well-being of the people.
It enforces their leaders to allow the free markets, their corporations into their nations and make them dependent on the empire.
In this way, the empire mechanize human beings — programming them to act like robots, to surveil themselves, and to enforce the desired behaviors on anyone who resists the prevailing world order.
We haven’t defined Capitalism yet, Capital is an organized power and control over society.