[FIELD REPORT] The Great Gaslighting
You’re not going crazy. The system is rigged.
You feel it every time you buy groceries, pay your rent, or fill up your car. The crushing cost of living isn't just "bad luck"; it's a design feature. They tell you it's inflation, a faceless boogeyman, but you know the truth in your gut: you’re working harder than ever just to fall further behind.
This is the first layer of the prison. Our doctrine calls it The Prison of Economic Terror. It’s designed to make the price of resistance a luxury you cannot afford.
But while you’re struggling to survive, what are the “Elites” who run the show talking about?
They want you screaming about the Culture War.
They need you locked in a 24/7 deathmatch over DEI initiatives, whether ESG scores are "woke," or what a podcast host said about censorship. They create a border crisis and then use it as a political football. They want you terrified of your neighbor because he’s on the other side of the polarization chasm they engineered themselves.
This is psychological warfare. It is Layer 2: The Prison of the Great Distraction. It's a magic trick to blind you to the unified looting carried out by the ruling class while you fight their scripted battles.
They are gaslighting you into a civil war between debtors.
And the final trick? They make the system so complex, the corruption so deep, that you’re supposed to throw your hands up and say, “It’s all a rigged game! Nothing can be done!”
That feeling of powerlessness is the final bar on the cage. It is Layer 3: The Prison of Learned Helplessness, a cultivated psychological barrier to extinguish the very idea of effective popular power.
But hear this: the system isn't broken. It was built this way on purpose. And that means we can un-build it. We can map the machinery. We can expose the names. We can stop fighting the shadows and start hunting the puppet masters.
This isn't a battle of Left vs. Right. It is a battle of The People vs. The New East India Companies.
It’s time for some common sense.
