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In the center of this chaotic struggle for full spectrum dominance, the primary goal of the [[Controller]]s is to continue to push for the centralization of their global control efforts through the manipulation of these culture wars into a fragmented assortment of [[Class Struggles]]. The [[Culture Wars]] are based on [[Problem, Reaction and Solution]], a mass marketing and [[Propaganda]] effort for selling a structure of society to the people. In this case, in order to get them to believe that the [[Power Elite]] want to enact a world centralized government that intends to equally serve the working classes of the entire global population. Essentially, this is the same flavor of the [[Black Sun]] satanic ideology that came from the German philosophers of the late nineteenth century, leading into the World Wars, which slaughtered untold multiple millions from the promotion of these same class struggle ideologies. See [[Cultural Marxism]]. | In the center of this chaotic struggle for full spectrum dominance, the primary goal of the [[Controller]]s is to continue to push for the centralization of their global control efforts through the manipulation of these culture wars into a fragmented assortment of [[Class Struggles]]. The [[Culture Wars]] are based on [[Problem, Reaction and Solution]], a mass marketing and [[Propaganda]] effort for selling a structure of society to the people. In this case, in order to get them to believe that the [[Power Elite]] want to enact a world centralized government that intends to equally serve the working classes of the entire global population. Essentially, this is the same flavor of the [[Black Sun]] satanic ideology that came from the German philosophers of the late nineteenth century, leading into the World Wars, which slaughtered untold multiple millions from the promotion of these same class struggle ideologies. See [[Cultural Marxism]]. | ||
These class struggle ideologies are the basis of [[Collectivism]] and [[Eugenics|eugenic theories]], which fundamentally make up atheistic forms of socialism and communism. These are easily corruptible governmental structures that fully support victims and victimizers, where there are absolutely no protections for personal liberty or individual freedoms. Individuality and the ranges of unique group expression are not recognized as a valid identity in one centralized power governing a global controlled society and thus, [[Individualism]], [[Autonomy]] and [[Self-Leadership]] are not respected or allowed to be expressed under its oppressive tyrannical social control. According to collectivism ideologies like | These class struggle ideologies are the basis of [[Collectivism]] and [[Eugenics|eugenic theories]], which fundamentally make up atheistic forms of socialism and communism. These are easily corruptible governmental structures that fully support victims and victimizers, where there are absolutely no protections for personal liberty or individual freedoms. Individuality and the ranges of unique group expression are not recognized as a valid identity in one centralized power governing a global controlled society and thus, [[Individualism]], [[Autonomy]] and [[Self-Leadership]] are not respected or allowed to be expressed under its oppressive [[Tyranny|tyrannical]] social control. According to collectivism ideologies like [[Communism]], an individual’s life is not their own, but belongs to the social group and has no rights except those which that society permits him to enjoy. | ||
In order to route groups of people to become identified with the class struggle ideologies and behave as victims, it is imperative to not treat people as individuals or responsible for their own behaviors, but to lump them into marginalized collective groups with a similar belief system in which they can ego-identify. Thus, the person considers himself as ego-identified with an oppressed smaller group enduring a class struggle, unable to think beyond classifications and see the unique [[Individualism]] that exists in all people that are ultimately connected within one unified group of humanity. This myopic strategy also acts as a cover up for the global enslavement agenda, because that person is unable to connect the dots to comprehend the larger picture of global slavery that is being enforced by the [[Controller]]s. Only focusing on the smaller details of their group [[Reality Bubbles|reality bubble]] and the conflict inherent in their ego-personalized belief systems, serves the controller agenda as these groups many times conveniently assign [[Blame Shifters|blame to others]].<ref>[https://energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3427-individualism-autonomy-and-self-leadership Individualism, Autonomy and Self Leadership]</ref> | In order to route groups of people to become identified with the class struggle ideologies and behave as victims, it is imperative to not treat people as individuals or responsible for their own behaviors, but to lump them into marginalized collective groups with a similar belief system in which they can ego-identify. Thus, the person considers himself as ego-identified with an oppressed smaller group enduring a class struggle, unable to think beyond classifications and see the unique [[Individualism]] that exists in all people that are ultimately connected within one unified group of humanity. This myopic strategy also acts as a cover up for the global enslavement agenda, because that person is unable to connect the dots to comprehend the larger picture of global slavery that is being enforced by the [[Controller]]s. Only focusing on the smaller details of their group [[Reality Bubbles|reality bubble]] and the conflict inherent in their ego-personalized belief systems, serves the controller agenda as these groups many times conveniently assign [[Blame Shifters|blame to others]].<ref>[https://energeticsynthesis.com/index.php/resource-tools/news-shift-timelines/3427-individualism-autonomy-and-self-leadership Individualism, Autonomy and Self Leadership]</ref> | ||