The world just keeps getting crazier. On so many levels and in so many ways, epic alterations are taking place, which reinforces the old wisdom that the only constant is change.

Let’s start with the geopolitical and economic instability that is unprecedented in human history. There are not only civil and transnational wars in the Middle East, Africa, Europe and elsewhere, but there is the strong potential for a global conflict to escalate into full-blown nuclear and chemical engagement.

As a result of these wars, millions of people are being displaced from their homes and are fleeing to nations that are already struggling economically. There are also currency wars. Trade wars. Race wars. Religious wars. A shadow war between good and evil. It’s not just the external world in conflict either; there’s a war happening within every single one of us where our old ways of thinking are evolving into new paradigms of awareness and activism.

The fact remains that individuals are listening to their inner voice which is demanding they wake up to the truths of reality. Each new member is contributing to the tipping point for a bitter-sweet collective awakening; the conscious society has been conceived and is well on its way to being born.

This is further amplified by all the dysfunction that we see in the world today. I guess we could say it’s a blessing in disguise because it’s disturbing people from their slumber. The more that people understand that the capitalist fairytale has turned into crony capitalism, banking fraud, political sell-out and multinational tyranny, as well as an increase in wealth inequality, poverty and other socioeconomic disadvantage, the sooner they’ll understand that it has failed our global society.

Collectively, we must embrace our next stage of evolution in which we design our social and economic systems to benefit everybody, not just the self-appointed ruling class.

The outcomes of an increasingly unstable global economy will help drive this home for many more people too. As the economic depression accelerates and more countries enter into recession, more people will lose their jobs and their livelihoods, so they’ll be looking for answers to whose fault it is.

The blame of course goes to our so-called global leaders.

Those in public power have been brainwashed by those in shadow power. As a result, they are perpetuating a dying system and are therefore failing to look for alternative solutions to the systemic mess that we’re in. Not only are they incompetent at their job, they also lack the vision to direct us through these turbulent times into a new era of peace for all of humanity.

Money Controls Politics

Every one of us should know that politicians no longer represent the people, they represent big money. Examples that clearly illustrate this include:

• The global central banking system is ‘privately’ owned and could be replaced with a community-based, publicly-operated central banking system;

• Humanity is enslaved to debt that maintains the control of these banking families, yet removing their power to create our money in the first place can be instituted by every sovereign nation on earth if they simply choose to;

• Banking institutions and bankers all over the world have been proven to rig markets and manipulate pricing for their own gain, but the only country that had the guts to do anything about it was Iceland

• The insane global money-printing bubble is close to bursting, which may take a couple of years to play out, yet there are short-term solutions to mitigate the severity of its impact including QE-for-the-people and MMT, which are supported by many pioneer economists;

• Energy production could be transferred from the multinational monopolies to the renewables industry, as well as infrastructure developed for zero-point and other free-energy technologies;

• Industrial agriculture and its use of chemicals is killing our natural systems at an unprecedented rate, when we could simply return to locally organized and footprint-free methods of food production, particularly via ethical models such as permaculture;

• The war-on-drugs policy failure has partly continued because of pharmaceutical giants who want the therapeutic and developmental benefits of many of these substances suppressed;

• Resources are abundantly available for humanity but are purposely made scarce through people and corporations who claim ownership over them, which means we need a solid method to redistribute material wealth back to the community;

• It is unintelligent and immoral to allow the aristocracy to continue to rule over us whilst billions of people struggle to not just put a roof over their head, but also feed and keep themselves healthy; and

• The entire capitalist model, built on the evidently-harmful ideologies of materialism, individualism and consumerism, has failed not just our global society, but also our individual health and happiness; however, it’s not all doom and gloom, there are alternative and more advanced social systems that can replace it such as the Resource Based Economy or Ubuntu.

Final Thoughts

The reality is if we want to evolve our society, we need to change the way information is disseminated to the public. That means dismantling the matrix-media monopolies and ensuring that the right information gets out to the masses. Of course everybody has the responsibility to be discerning with what they hear, yet the word sheeple didn’t come into existence for no reason.

The mainstream mentality needs to be force-fed information. If so, there would be uproar almost instantaneously, just like with Cecil the lion. The mainstream news pumped that story and within a short moment it seemed like the whole world was up in arms about the death of one lion. That’s right, one lion. Not the 22,000 children that die each day due to the way that we economize our global society, or the thousands of people dying from the unjust wars generated by the military-industrial-politico complex.