Hello, my name is Ilya Zhitomirsky, and this is my post-mortem message to you.
If you are reading this, I expect it means that you are a person of great honesty and integrity. It is so because the person who shared this article with you considers yourself as someone very trustworthy. It also means this person cares about you deeply.
During current tragic events around the world, the future might seem completely unpredictable. To deal with those uncertainties, I decided to investigate if people warned us of what was coming? If any signals have remained unnoticed, they might tell us how we should act to prepare for the future that is coming. Here I want to share a small portion of the insight I gathered.
Before you decide to continue, I apologize in advance for any discomfort the following information might cause, as it may contradict your current beliefs.I have great respect for you, and I don't have any intention to offend you in any way. Nevertheless, I have a moral obligation and the responsibility to inform you, knowing how uncomfortable it might be. At the same time, I strongly encourage you to verify everything by yourself, and please don't take any of my words for granted. I will further provide tools and resources so you can use them to validate the information. It is not 100% accurate, but it would be sufficient to sacrifice quality because of the urgency to understand the bigger picture in general.
This journey started when the US stock market plummeted this February. I recalled that there were people who predicted the crash of 2008 and made huge profits. I decided to look for those who predicted the latest one. Among those were the hedge fund manager Ray Dalio and investor Robert Kiyosaki. Their rhetoric regarding the US's prospects and the world economy seemed very grim, and it made me curious to learn more. Here I will start by explaining the US's situation as it would help me understand the bigger picture of the future. |

It goes worse: this happens not only in the US government but all around the world. Central Banks of most countries are privately owned and, by creating money, put nations deeper into debt. These banks follow the rules recommended by the dictatorship of the World Bank, IMF, and WTO. They leverage international agreements as a power to manipulate economies in their interest, deciding either to cooperate with some government/institution or to contribute to their destruction. During significant crises, banks create money using a tool called Quantitative Easing, which is based on the false premise that by funneling money into financial markets, it would eventually "trickle-down" to the real economy by providing liquidity (credit) to the market. |

| It wasn't always like that. I found that the US and the world's history were tightly connected to the war between those who control money creation. Going back, from the 11th century until the year 1783, people enjoyed something that is today probably the most forbidden idea: interest-free money (In England, they were called tally sticks). Due to tolerable taxes, no government debt, and no interest to pay, people enjoyed enormous freedom so much that It fueled one of the most beautiful and creative times in our history - the Renaissance Era.
England experienced unprecedented growth and prosperity. The average labor worked only 14 weeks and was well-paid; the quality of life was rapidly increasing. The country was in the hands of thousands of farmers. Having 160-180 holidays, people voluntarily contributed their time to build England's magnificent cathedrals, etc. |
When the Bank of England was established, it started to lend money to the government. Interest rates began to grow, and so did taxes. A specific pattern emerged: banks funded wars against countries that still had an interest-free money system. It led to further indebtedness of England and increased taxes. Growing debt kept the need to intervene in interest-free economies like North American colonies and France under Napoleon. American's money "colonial scrip" was based on a revolutionary idea: it was not backed by gold or silver, and therefore colonies could control its purchasing power and enjoy no interest. When in 1765, the Stamp Act's implementation caused trade to operate only by gold, a time of abundance has ended. Benjamin Franklin tried to explain the benefits of colonial currency to the British Board of Trade, but the English Parliament banned colonial money in the following Currency Act. Many believe it led to the revolutionary war. In 1775 colonies started to print new money - "Continental." England began to an economic war by silently counterfeiting the currency, causing its devaluation. Finally, it forced the US to switch to the monetary system based on a gold standard. Gold was great for the bankers: because the supply was scarce, they could easily manipulate economies. |
In 1782 first privately-owned Bank of North America was established. It had the power to print money. By 1785 due to rapid inflation and a 72% increase in prices, it was outlawed. In 1791 the Bank of the United States was established and operated till 1811. The end of the bank led to the second war for Independence of 1812-1815. It ended with the end of southern states' separatism, but a new central bank was established in 1816. As the US President Andrew Jackson vetoed the bank's continuation and ended government debt, bankers tried to assassinate him. After President Abraham Lincoln issued federal interest-free money (greenbacks) in 1862, he was assassinated too. In 1966 congress passed a contraction act which resulted in a series of recessions—this increased pressure on the government to create a central banking system. Bankers removed 86% of greenbacks from circulation, which resulted in an economic depression. When in 1881, US President James Garfield instigated a campaign against banks. He was also assassinated. Similar removal of 33% of the money supply resulted in the 1930 depression, and 40% removal happened during the crisis of 2008. |
“The powers of financial capitalism had another far-reaching aim, nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole. This system was to be controlled in a feudalist fashion by the central banks of the world acting in concert, by secret agreements arrived at in frequent meetings and conferences. The apex of the systems was to be the Bank for International Settlements in Basel, Switzerland, a private bank owned and controlled by the world's central banks which were themselves private corporations. Each central bank...sought to dominate its government by its ability to control Treasury loans, to manipulate foreign exchanges, to influence the level of economic activity in the country, and to influence cooperative politicians by subsequent economic rewards in the business world.”

“The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is the true ruling power of our country. ...We are governed, our minds are molded, our tastes formed, our ideas suggested, largely by men we have never heard of. This is a logical result of the way in which our democratic society is organized. Vast numbers of human beings must cooperate in this manner if they are to live together as a smoothly functioning society. ...In almost every act of our daily lives, whether in the sphere of politics or business, in our social conduct or our ethical thinking, we are dominated by the relatively small number of persons...who understand the mental processes and social patterns of the masses. It is they who pull the wires which control the public mind.”






“The technotronic era involves the gradual appearance of a more controlled society. Such a society would be dominated by an elite, unrestrained by traditional values. Soon it will be possible to assert almost continuous surveillance over every citizen and maintain up-to-date complete files containing even the most personal information about the citizen. These files will be subject to instantaneous retrieval by the authorities.”

| Policies like Social Security were contributing to further dependence, addiction of people to the government. Indoctrination and economic censorship helped control the narrative while promoting birth control helped reduce the population's growth. Drinks like Coca-Cola are used to decrease fertility, and secretly adding small doses of cocaine creates addiction. Diseases, drug abuse epidemic, hidden food modification and contamination, promotion of unhealthy lifestyle combined with series of economic shocks, and bad monetary policies contributed to the decrease in quality of life and the destruction of the middle class.
As political pressure of anti-war and anti-government movements increased. As consumerism was declining, the elite started to deconstruct democratic institutions, norms, outsource manufacturing globally. The trilateral Committee published in their 1975 report that people had "too much democracy." The election of Reagan was the result of this neoliberal trend. The elite lost interest in creating a nanny-state government. War seemed less and less as a solution to world dominance. Power balance started shifting towards transnational corporations and non-governmental institutions. The bureaucracy of governments worldwide became more of an obstacle to the monopolistic nature of the elite's globalist ambitions. |

| By overthrowing the government, this flaw should be cured. For them, all activists offline and online are considered as "supporters of political violence." Even the language is altered in specific ways through education and popular culture to confuse thinking, provoke emotions, and suppress reason. Nazis employed similar strategies. One such contemporary example is Greta Thunberg's emotional speeches on the environment.
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| Through Hollywood's popular movies, we can peer into the mind of propaganda and see the messages the elite tries to impose on the public. The historical analysis helps to see patterns in movie messages. Some of the best examples include dystopian movies like "The Cube," "Bladerunner," "Soylent Green," "Logan's Run," "Snowpiercer," "The Platform," "Mad Max." Another example is the dystopian novel, "Stand on Zanzibar." These try to persuade that the amount of resources is limited and that humans can't live in conditions when there are enough resources for all. The goal of life is to fulfill desires, to become "ubermensch." One of the main messages is a negative nihilist idea that the world is inherently evil and alien. When you struggle and face life challenges, you should be ready to sacrifice your humility, dignity, morals, and conscience. Instead, follow your primal urges and become subhuman involved in self-destructive behavior. At this stage, even cannibalism is shown as something inevitable and the right thing to do for the cause of survival or sustainability.
The biggest lie of these movies is that there aren't enough resources for all. In reality, there is a lot for the existing population, and the supply even increases over time with technological advancements. Instead, improper distribution and artificial shortages combined with the fundamental "lack" or "scarcity" mentality present in society contribute to competition instead of collaboration and increases imbalances. The elite also uses science to convey these lies, creating intentionally flawed experiments like "Universe 25" to convince that Utopia and high quality of life for everyone would be destructive to humanity. Nazi death camps continued similar ideas of seeing people as being nothing more than animal, mindless horde, useless commodity. Another purpose these dystopian movies serve is to make the public compare their life to the grim alternative, so one would think his life is relatively reasonable and would ignore societal issues needed to be addressed. Daily news in countries like Russia serves the same purpose. |
- Anne Morrow Lindbergh

| Constant surveillance to monitor behavior using smart dust, AI, digital surveillance accompanied by high-speed space 5G-6G internet would ensure loyalty. It would help corporations learn more about human behavior so that manipulation can be improved. Amazon already uses extensive surveillance to learn the personnel's behavior, so robots in the future can substitute them.
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| Data is the new oil. Corporations already gather enormous amounts of data about us so they can predict and control our thoughts and beliefs. Wikileaks leaked a presentation of a 2013 document from the Russian government that shows exactly these plans. Governments are implementing thought control and then sell data to other corporations. It becomes not only data, but they start selling future predictions of specific behavior. Thought censorship would be made by introducing "shame society" culture, loyalty to the company culture like in Japan through the idea of "sararīman."
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