Is Another Great Depression Planned?
The Red Symphony confirms that our political and cultural leaders are mostly dupes or traitors. The subversion of the United States is part of a plan for world tyranny.
An occult cabal of bankers and other wealthy people is bent on enslaving humanity. Many are Jews but many are not. The common denominator is Freemasonry. Most religions and groups have been subverted to the Illuminati plan to rule the world and usurp all its wealth, as outlined in The Protocols. A manifestation of the Rothschild’s emerging Luciferian tyranny based in Jerusalem is the Masonic design of the new Israeli Supreme Court building.
Most Freemasons and Jews are not aware of this plan, would oppose it, and are themselves victims of it. Anti-Semitism is used to distract us from the real issue, the creation of a global police state dedicated to projecting Illuminati wealth.
The “war on terror” is about establishing this authoritarian control. What are they planning that requires it? Another Great Depression?
Emphasis mine.
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Rational Vs Irrational Economics: “I don’t like reality”.
Now what has this got to do with Buddhism? A lot actually. The rational economics viewpoint assumes people make rational thought out decisions based on their own calculated best interests.
Buddhism tells us that most of the time most people have no idea why they are doing what they are doing: Out of the boiling pot of their unconscious mind some thought bubbles float up into consciousness, the mind clings to them, makes a story around them and this leads to action. Modern psychological theories of cognitive dissonance agree and so does M. Scott Peck in his seminal work “The Road Less Travelled”. Actually he says 99% of people don’t know why they are doing what they are doing 99% of the time.
Buddhism tells us that people are conditioned by their upbringing, society, culture, language and experience into who they are and identify with a false identity, sense of self or “ego”, that consists of these false identifications or clinging.
Irrational economics tells us people are irrational in their decision making but that this irrationality is predictable. Buddhism agrees. This makes sense. We can predict irrational behaviour in around 99% of people most of the time according to M. Scott Peck and he’s a very well respected Psychiatrist and writer.
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