Control Chronicles

After watching President Joe Biden’s rage-filled State of the Union address last Thursday evening, the old adage, “It’s always darkest before the dawn,” came to mind.

Even the term “public servant” or “public service” makes our Senators, Representatives, Presidents, Bureaucrats seem like they do NOT act on incentives, like the “private sector” would. Instead, it implies they act of out of some selfless motivation instead of trying to profit – be it monetarily, through higher status, power, or whatever.

The Biden administration’s open borders and immigration policies are rapidly pushing cities nationwide into a Cloward-Piven-engineered financial collapse. New York, Chicago, and Denver are now begging for tens of billions in additional federal aid to cover the cost of food, housing, and healthcare for migrants.

As we grow closer to the November election, it’s become clear the political divide in America is pushing our nation toward a breaking point.

There’s a hidden force emerging from within our country that presents an existential threat to America as we know it.

In her book “A Pillar of Iron,” a historical fiction novel based on the life of Marcus Tullius Cicero, who tried in vain to save the ancient Roman Republic from tyranny, author Taylor Caldwell writes…

Technology was going to make the nation state irrelevant in governing the world (like the Catholic Church went from historically being a political juggernaut, to an artifact in global political affairs today).

In the course of the coming year, half of the world’s population, over 4 billion people in 60 nations, will go to the polls in elections worldwide. The impact will be enormous, not just for the countries going to the polls but for the world as a whole.

Over 2,800 members of the global Super Class, including over 60 heads of state, the world’s most powerful international bankers and corporate CEOs, all gathered this week in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting.

While appearing before the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee in 1950, James Warburg, the son of a founder of the US Federal Reserve, boldly told the US Senate, “We shall have world government, whether or not we like it. The question is only whether world government will be achieved by consent or by conquest.”