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It is to be achieved piece-meal, incrementally, one fait accompli at a time, one fabricated crisis
at a time, one manufactured war at a time, one real or imagined pestilence at a time, and one
catastrophe at a time.
The psychological pathocracy of modern statecraft requires continuous threats, crises, and
uncertainty, to corral the democratic instincts of the modern public into accepting the
unpleasant totalitarian agendas of the ruling oligarchy.
The solution presented for addressing each uncertainty is the next baby-step towards
centralized global control of all humanity in a global empire of the financial oligarchy.
That world order, the new world order, as we can already perceive even in its initial stages, is
governed with moral relativism wherein, legal opinions as those proclaimed by a United States
Justice before its Supreme Court, prevail:
'Nothing is more certain in modern society than the principle that there are no
absolutes, that a name, a phrases, a standard has meaning only when
associated with the considerations which give birth to nomenclature. To those
who would paralyze our Government in the face of impending threat by
encasing it in a semantic strait-jacket, we must reply that all concepts are
relative.'
The term 'oligarchic elite' refers to people who are several notches above – and more hidden
from public view in their enormous wealth and their secretive exercise of 'social engineering' –
than what is typically understood by the term 'ruling elite', or simply the 'elite'. The latter often
refers to the generally affluent 1% of any society, more interested in being rich and running
corporations than in 'social engineering', and many among them can be found in the Forbes'
richest people listing.
But one will never see a Rothschild, or David Rockefeller listed in Forbes billionaires list. That's
perhaps because they are trillionaires, with all their massive wealth legally hidden behind
private tax-exempt foundations, and in their opaque ownership of private banks, which in turn
own many a private central bank! They can muster vast sums of private monies for 'social
engineering', and administer untold funds through their tax-exempt foundations and thinktanks.
They are the proverbial 'king makers' who craft 'errand boys' to do their policy bidding.
To unmask them all before fait accompli is Project Humanbeingsfirst's imperative – i.e., before
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