Control Chronicles

I believe the crises we are now witnessing unfold in the Middle East will soon be used to push the world into the next phase of control.

The American consumer is tapped out. Consumer spending is going to drop like a stone. And we’re going to see a massive economic shock and a radically lower standard of living over the next 12 months, just as one of the most contentious presidential elections since the Civil War ramps up.

You won’t believe who I believe could become president in 2024. It won’t be Kamala… She will be worse than Hillary… And no, AOC is too young.

During the peak of the Covid pandemic lockdowns when over 20 million Americans were suddenly thrown out of work and were forced to rely upon government stimulus checks to pay the rent, make car payments, and put food on the table for their families…

Over the last few months, America has witnessed an unprecedented series of politically weaponized lawfare indictments of former President Donald Trump, his attorneys, and even his former advisors; all meant to disrupt his campaign, remove him from the ballot, and control the outcomes of our elections.

When you joined The Control Group, I told you in my invitation presentation that the first rule of control-freaks is: Never let a good crisis go to waste.

On September 18, 1787, on the last day of the Constitutional Convention, Maryland’s delegate to the convention, James McHenry, wrote in his journal that as Benjamin Franklin was leaving the convention, a lady asked Dr. Franklin, “Well Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?”

In this issue of The Control Chronicles, I’d like to follow up on an earlier video presentation on home defense and a special report on selecting your first firearm I did with my good friend Caleb Lee and shared with members this past February.

What the heck is going on in America? Last weekend, a man was shot and killed at a Baltimore trampoline space for kids that I frequently take my daughter to.

Like many, I feel the recent revelations provided more questions than answers…