There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn't true;
the other is to refuse to believe what is true.

This site is about looking for things that DO work rather then accepting, just because they are "status quo", those that do not.

We are on the brink of a revolution!

We will either be the victims of this revolution or we will be the perpetrators. Either way, there WILL be a revolution.

The difference will be in what type of revolution it is ... a revolution of profound arrogance, and misguided ideas of social control, or a revolution protecting the freedom, health and individuality of those of us who ascribe to sustainable human values rather than the ignorant destructive and controlling forces of extreme arrogance, self-righteousness, greed, power and exponential corporate profit.

The reason there are so many conspiracy theories today is that far too often, in very important matters, there is a difference between the "official" story and the real story.   [video] (14:17) Wild paranoiac conjecture aside, it is important to understand that many of these conspiracy "theories" go far beyond the theory stage, providing accumulated and researched factual information - actual data - admissions by those involved, or scientifically derived irrefutable evidence. Still other bodies of information may support a preponderance of confirmed facts that stand in direct opposition to the accepted myth. Even when a prolific accumulation of contrary data exists, or is discovered to overwhelmingly refute it, the majority of the public will still believe in the "official" story, in spite of the contradiction. Individuals may express a general distrust in the "official" source, yet they often accept that source's contention of factual reliability simply based on another assumption that the majority of people they communicate with will do the same and, thus, they will not feel uncomfortable by having a contrary opinion. They call this strange mixture of insecure emotions and inaccurate generalizations a "belief" and go on with their day, feeling justified that having an opinion is somehow on a competitive level with actually knowing something. They don't think about any of this. It just becomes an habitual way of dealing with the massive amount of data our culture stirs up on a daily basis ... most of which is quite non-substantive.

Manipulation of the masses is easy, as long as the manipulators can speak from an "official" capacity, tell people what they want to hear and cast off the truth as "lunacy" not worthy of practical debate or discussion. If the event is significant enough, then perhaps they might instigate a commission destined to provide a pre-determined outcome, through limited finances and resources, with delegated commissioners assured to support the status quo. Such a commission will assure the public by putting the truth to rest - either by ignoring it or discounting the facts through unintended ignorance or deliberate cover-up. Sadly, it is very often the former.

Multi-financial-interest international corporate media (the source of most people's information) will usually find it in their best interest to go along with the lie, even when they know better. Sometimes, that is easily accomplished by ignoring the story altogether. Sometimes, it is simply indicative of the fact that "News" is no longer considered a public service, but a vehicle for the profit of large corporations. The product that produces that profit is the consumer. The news story is just a "come-on". If a story about Justin Bieber getting a haircut is more interesting to a greater number of viewers than congress passing a law that is a flagrant violation of your Constitutional rights, the Bieber-enhanced product gets the sale. If socially divisive comments bring better ratings, the corporation gains and cultural civility and respect loses. As 42-year ABC News veteran Ted Koppel put it, real news has been replaced with "fluff" and opinionated info-tainment.

When profit's hands took the wheel of journalism in this country, newspapers began to fold and network investigative teams were slashed. The corporation DOES NOT CARE about right and wrong. It cares about capital earnings! It is not designed to be concerned about morality, justice or truth unless it is profitable to do so. The only "good" and "bad" a corporation knows is the upside or downside of it's projected earnings. So the investigative journalist - the integrity-driven pundit willing to put his or her life on the line to find the truth at any cost - is an endangered species. Those that are still around are either independent or floundering under budget constraints and pushed to do stories with high interest and low expenditures. From the corporate view, why spend millions on an investigative staff when you can put some babble-head commentator behind a desk, point a camera at him and produce a higher profit.

The majority of today's social and political media sources - newspapers, magazines, radio, television and publishing houses, are owned by an extremely small number of very large corporations. We can talk all day about the causes and vehicles of deliberate deception, but the reasons for the wide acceptance of untruths, in most instances, is plain and simple ... for the media, it's safer and more profitable ... for the viewer, it's easier, and it feels safer. So, if the goal is denial, everybody wins! As long as there is an appearance of maintaining the status quo, to quote Winston Churchill, "When stumbling upon the truth, most people will brush themselves off and continue on as if nothing happened".

Reaction studies of people's perceptions of political and social events show that we look for justification of how we feel about a particular subject. Seeing something in print, or hearing it on the news provides us the permission to feel the way we do about the issue, and with most of us, that is all we are concerned about. Studies have also shown that, once we have granted ourselves that permission, we are much less inclined to relinquish it, no matter what comes along to refute our original belief.

Ronald Reagan loved to tell made up stories (such as the welfare recipient with 80 aliases), passing them off as truth to get people riled up about an issue. He knew that, even if proven to be untrue, his stories had already achieved their goal. The number one principle of social engineering is that people want to hear what they want to hear. There is little incentive in the average consciousness to go beyond that point unless they can see that the issue directly affects them, their family, or their livelihood. Feeling secure in one's convictions becomes just that ... feeling ... it has nothing to do with being confident of any truth upon which those convictions are founded, and very little to do with a true understanding of the subject matter.

Simple Economics

The average person has no idea what is going on in the world, or the inevitable grim times ahead, let alone the major lack of foresight, throughout the world, that has catapulted us into the beginning of a modern day "dark age". Very few have any idea what the "exponential function" means, let alone how indisputably it maps the destruction of our society and, perhaps, all of humankind if we do not take a different approach to living on this planet.

What is really important to understand is that exponential growth (or decline) is a compounding factor. Think of doubling the size of a pea ... eh, you have a large pea. Now, think about doubling the size of Mount McKinley (Danali). Then think of doubling that again. Eventually, with exponential growth, the pea becomes a mountain. Three percent of a pea isn't much. Three percent of a mountain is a sizable mass.

Exponential growth is what most businesses try to achieve. Even though the growth rate may stay at the same percentage, the growth in dollar amounts is higher every year because the base that percentage is calculated on has gotten larger. So, each year, the profit margin compounds when compared to the previous year, even though the growth rate is still only 3%. In this world of corporate business, this kind of exponential growth is demanded by stockholders. Companies are expected to grow. Otherwise, they are not making their investors any money, and people will withdraw their funds and place them elsewhere.

Can this exponential growth continue forever? If there are limits, when will they come into play and how will they affect life on this planet?

Lets take a look at how these corporations maintain this type of growth. In order to achieve exponential growth, the continually successful corporation forces out, or buys out, their competition, and creates more and more goods and more and more markets and more and more consumers, while it depletes more and more resources. ("Depletion" means using more of a resource than nature can replenish.) The old standard of building a good product that will stand the test of time is old hat. With the establishment of debt as a personal resource, the new standard is to keep the consumer buying new products and services - either through upgrades or product replacement. When any of the above methods begin to run thin, or get too expensive, they simply reduce the quality of the product and find cheaper labor to produce it. This has little to do with supply and demand and a lot to do with the need for exponential corporate growth. The average product life expectancy today is 6 months, from production to landfill.

What is happening here is industry subsidized by the environment and future generations. The supply of resources is declining exponentially, while the number of people on the planet is growing exponentially and the financial structure, built on gimmicks and slight-of-hand is exponentially requiring more tricks to stay afloat.

Here's a couple of easy puzzles for you:
Our economic system can be compared to a gasolene engine. If you had a carburetor that did not need to inject fuel into the engine, that engine would run quite well on fumes. That is what the internal combustion engine was designed to do. However, without a supply of gasolene, the fumes will eventually dissipate and the engine will quit running. We have been running on debt. The banksters have all the money and, thus, most of the power in the world. They will not stop until they have full control.
[READ THEIR LIPS]

The river is rising and the indications, to those perceptive enough to look from a perspective a little larger than the river's edge, is that this is much more than a spring flood that will soon go away. It is an exponential rise. We need to get out of our easy chairs before we find ourselves floating downstream hoping those chairs will float well enough to sustain us.

World Financial Collapse is Imminent!

This is not doom-and-gloom sensationalism. I wish it were. Unfortunately, it is a fact.

My confidence in that statement is built upon an understanding of history, human nature, politics, physics and bungee jumping. Nothing is being done to solve the problem ... not in Europe ... not in Asia ... and not in the U.S.

When there is a hole in the bottom of the boat, and there is more water coming in than you can possibly bail out, throwing buckets of water overboard is only prolonging the inevitable. Eventually, the boat will sink. Eventually, the bungee jumper quits bouncing. It happened in Rome a long time ago, and, more recently, in pre-World-War-II Austria and Germany, and it is happening today in Europe as well as America - the holder of the world's reserve currency.

The current world financial system is a house of cards. We have seen some of those cards fall off, which has caused some stress. This is nothing compared to what would happen if just one of the cards supporting this structure were to fall. The result would be the collapse of the entire house.

This could happen at any moment, causing a quick spiral. It may be Europe's failure to lend support to Greece, the financial collapse of Ireland, Italy or Spain, investors pulling out of the U.S. dollar, or one of several other scenarios. Lehman Brothers' failure, three years ago came close to instigating a world financial meltdown. Greece and Italy have five times more debt than Lehman Brothers did.

Should we manage to avoid these events (not too likely), other factors are causing a slower erosion. Our industry is gone and our tech jobs are rapidly eroding to cheaper wage scales overseas. America's current value is in it's consumerism and debt instead of the industry that built our wealth over the last 100 years.

These erosive factors are slower in effect because the world has been dependant on us - originally because of our superior industrial strength - today, due only to our consumerism and the fact that the dollar is the world's reserve currency. As China builds it's millions of citizens into good consumers, they will no longer need us. That country, as well as many in the Middle East, have suggested a move away from the dollar would be a move worth taking. Even the International Monetary Fund, which is 50% owned by the U.S. Treasury, has hinted toward a world currency. When that happens, we will no longer be able to print virtually worthless money as we please, which is all that is keeping us, once the world's largest creditor and now it's largest debtor, afloat.

"There's nothing I can do about it!"

This page will attempt to explain some of the causes of the coming revolution and why you should choose to be a participant on the positive side, rather than fall prey to situations that will not only affect your health, livelihood and freedom, but that of your children, grandchildren, and their children and grandchildren. There is plenty you can do but it all starts with a real awareness of the situation, which comes from understanding the truth. You have no other choice if you believe in freedom and individualism. You are living in a point of history that will affect generations to come.

This "Revolution" has nothing to do with armaments, violence or bloodshed. We are way beyond that point. Such actions will, most likely, and very sadly, come about. They will only feed the situation, creating more problems, more violence and more bloodshed. They will do nothing to solve the problem. We have to face something much more difficult ... we have to use our intelligence.

Suicide Bankers?

It begins by understanding that the current financial "crisis" is not occurring simply because a bunch of big financial institutions got too greedy. What needs to be understood is the who, what, when, where and WHY of the powers that set the stage to play upon this greed, while in full knowledge of the end result and the inability of those commonly recognized as being in power to do anything about it.

Regarding the above statement by Nobel prize winner Stiglitz, I am not being dramatic when I say that the future of the human race revolves around one question; "why?" Suppose I told you there was a plan to dissolve the United States as we know it and reduce the wage scale dramatically. What would you think? No - I'm not asking for your knee-jerk reaction. What would you THINK?

Actual thinking is a process whereby we study and weigh known or discovered information and evaluate its validity through a reasonable process. It has little to do with how we feel or what we want to believe, or what we assume to be true. The thinking process is restricted by our individual imagination; you can not come to a valid conclusion about something without first having the ability to imagine that conclusion, no matter what it might be. Even before that, one must be willing to accept the possibility that their current premises may be invalid. Only then is the path to discovery open.



This Web site is the result of many years of research and observation, much of it based on the words and actions of the players themselves. Hopefully, your visit here will lead you on a road to your own discoveries. Although I may sound persuasive, this site is not here to convince you of anything. It is here to help you to think, to seek truth and to avoid being blinded by a false sense of "normalcy" while the foundation of your beliefs and values is being eroded beneath your feet.

DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING YOU READ HERE until you have researched it yourself. The issues here are far too important to sit around and say "that's a bunch of hogwash" or "well ... may be", or to believe every word just because it "makes sense" to you.

Perhaps, in your research, you will decide that I am wrong. That's fine. You will know the subject matter, and you will recognize the signs when they rear their ugly heads. Just research! You won't find the real story on the 6 o'clock news!


Fascism is the merger of corporations and government. Corporatism has been around since Plato. Definitions are numerous, but all are based on the same set of principles - a society of classes, or corporations, divided into 3 groups; occupational, business and government or, if you will, labor, corporations and government. Modern-day corporatism, where the corporation controls the government and labor, a situation in existance and rapidly growing in power, is nothing short of fascist totalitarianism. Individualism - the right of an individual to make their own decisions - is detrimental to this structure. Through the negligence, ignorance or corruption of our lawmakers Fascism is here today in the good ol' USA, and it has only begun to show its teeth!

If you find that to be an incredulous statement, RESEARCH IT! Put on your thinking cap and put aside your assumptions. Look around you. There are corporations today who hold more money and power than most of the countries in the world, and their financial status and power over lawmakers, governments and society continues to grow. It is an exponential rise and it is very much getting to the point where the only entity that has control over these corporations is the financial sector, run by the world's banking families.

Think about life with a corporation making decisions for you .... decisions concerning your family, your income and lifestyle, your freedom and liberty, your privacy and civil rights. The people who founded this country didn't trust the government to do that, let alone a corporation.

Are you ready to pollute the food you eat and destroy your environment in order that these corporations may have a slightly higher quarterly earnings report? Will you willingly take a large cut in pay so that these corporations can thrive and gain more government control? Most likely, not. People would be up in arms over such thoughts. That is, unless events were cleverly masterminded so that the villains appear to be the heros. Then, if they are foolish enough to join the naive majority, people will do whatever their "saviors" say is necessary. (Oooh - wierd conspiracy stuff, right? ... study Hegelian Dialectics)

The current financial fraud crisis did not start with the people writing the loans. It did not start with the banks and lending houses, and it did not start with the CEO's of these organizations. It started at the very top. The astute student will learn who the people "at the top" are, what they believe, why they are the most powerful people in the world, why we are dependant on their philosophies, how distorted those philosophies are, why it is in the interests of these oligarchs to purposely set the stage for a world-wide financial "crisis" and the destruction of America as we know it, why they would want to do that and how they have the means to pull it off. While Americans were losing their credit and their homes, the bankers were profiting by packaging and selling bad loans, then turning around and profiting again by betting (through credit default swap derivatives - a market virtually controlled by Citicorp, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo) that these fraudulent securities would not be paid back - a bet they had little chance of losing. Some of these profits went to financing political campaigns. The financial sector was the top political donor in 2008 for both Republicans and Democrats.

Bill Maloni, Fannie Mae's chief lobbyist, said this of Congressional and other critics and the position of being a powerful lobbyist:
"It was always an us against them. If you punch my brother I'll burn down your house. I want to kill them, bury them, and piss on their graves."

Fannie Mae was originally a depression-era government program to help low-income buyers obtain loans. It was spun off, by Lyndon Johnson, into a government-subsidized private corporation which, due to these subsidies, became one of the biggest and most profitable darlings of Wall Street. The subsidies did not help anyone obtain loans, or help to make housing more affordable. They paid salaries to Fannie Mae employees and dividends to its' shareholders.

Thanks to our politicians, Fannie Mae's bad loans, as well as the bad loans of other corporations, are now owned by you and me.

In 1968, there were sixty-two lobbyists in Washington; today there are thirty-four thousand.
Someone in a terrorized country said "Americans do not know what fear is. Their only fear is inconvenience."

We can expect to be much more than inconvenienced real soon. The only means we have of protecting ourselves, as well as generations to come, is to understand what is happening, why it is happening, and what the outcome will be if we don't do something about it.

If you believe the lie that our economy is recovering, you are in for a rude awakening. The war against your pocketbook and your livelihood has just begun.

Every light you see at the end of the tunnel has the potential of being a freight train coming at you unless you have learned to separate illusion from reality; assumption from actuality. The only efficient means you have of doing that is to use your own intellect, and, in order to do that, you need to have the ability and the desire to reject "common knowledge" and go after the real truth. Unfortunately, most people have the ability, but lack the desire. Instead, they accept anything that is spoon fed to them by what they consider, through naive perception, to be appropriate factual sources, and they base their assumptions of fact on these sources. These properly trained and socialized individuals are ready, at any time, to be led anywhere by those with an agenda bent on exploiting that trust.

As long as we remain inside the mental box, we have no means of understanding what is influencing that box from the outside and we cannot separate the exploiters from the well-intentioned from those who really haven't a clue themselves, but are perfectly willing to promote themselves as "experts" for financial or other gain. Inside the box, we may feel the Earth shake, but we must rely on others to explain the cause when, chances are, they have never been outside the box themselves.

To underline my point, let's listen to sound economist Peter Schiff warn us of the impending disaster we are currently dealing with, long before it happened, while mainstream "experts" laughed him off, time and time again. (Please excuse the poor video quality)

Who is the Enemy?

The enemy is not the individuals who control the corporations that are quickly, through consolidation, eating up every speck of competition around them and spreading their control over an ever-broader spectrum of industries with sometimes extremely conflicting interests, such as food and toxic waste.
It is the singular mindset of a culture where production and profit rule above all else.

It is not our politicians.
It is their ignorance, their fear of losing their position, or, in some cases, their mindless and self-indulgent profiteering.

It is not modern science.
It is the competition for funding, as well as other financial and political result expectations, where the process starts with a desired conclusion, then selects data in order to support the hypothesis, rather than the other way around. Often, it is simply denial of facts for fear of upsetting the status quo.

It is not U.S. regulatory agencies.
It is the constant political manipulation of these agencies, who's employees are either entrenched in the corporate world they are supposed to regulate, are influenced, in one way or another by special interests, or who simply have been raised in an educational system that supports the assumed status quo - right or wrong.

It is not the Government.
It is you and me, who have let ourselves become too busy with our complicated lives that we have no time to truly understand what is going on around us and participate in our republic - a system designed to be run "by the people".


Our leaders in this fight against ourselves are a small group of men who believe they have the intelligence and the destiny to make decisions for the rest of us. Their greatest tool, next to their control of the world's financial institutions, is the profound growth of modern-day, fascist-style corporatism - an odd blend of Capitalism and Communism.

We have given them that tool.

The real enemy we must now combat are those who are leading us down this road to containment; this small group of arrogant elitists who have control of the purse strings of the world, and take advantage of all of the above to carry out an agenda that can only be described as world totalitarian control. There is no need for these elitists to micro-manage their plan. The spread of corporatism, the laxity of politicians, the ignorance and ineptitude of public servants, the lack of participation on the part of you and me, the establishment of "free"-trade agreements, and other factors, are playing right into their hands. They just need to give a little nudge here and there - like using their control of the "Federal" Reserve System, the IMF or the World Bank, or spreading propaganda, on the reasons for forming a North American financial union and a one-world government, through the Council on Foreign Relations, an organization with a very strong influence on U.S. Policies.

These are the most powerful men in the world. They are not powerful because they are smarter than anyone else. Quite to the contrary, they live a sheltered existence that has little to do with the world in which the rest of us live. They are rich and powerful simply because we have allowed them to be, while feeding their greed with our hard-earned labor.

We have such a strong need for "experts" that we are willing to accept anyone who will suggest their qualifications in that arena - even if they are crooks ready and willing to rip us off!

These are very real, and very important matters, and the facts are not hard to find. Even if you do not believe there is a major scheme behind it all, the fact is the results are, nevertheless, not hard to see. A minor understanding of what is happening in our world will lead any thinking person to conclude that something needs to be done to reverse this course toward self-destruction. "Stay the course" is not an option!

Exploration (Do It Yourself!)

Let's do some exploring!

If you are skeptical about this journey, that's good! There are things here you really need to consider - as well as what your current premise and frame of reference is.
Don't trust ME!
Do some RESEARCH!      You can start here.

We're going to go on a little trip. Along the way we may shatter a few myths. If you question anything you see here, GOOD! Research it! Don't think you know the facts unless you do. If you don't do your own research, you don't KNOW shit!

If none of this sounds interesting, I can say with full confidence that you have not studied the issues held in these pages, and you have no interest in the forces that affect your life and your livelihood.
(Hopefully, you are on a really heavy spiritual path!)

By the way, most of the detailed information on this journey you will find in little wafers that look like this: [INFO]  Don't be afraid to click on them for detailed information.

If you decide to join me in this exploration, we'll talk, and watch some movies along the way. But there are four I think you should watch right now, as they will give you a little foundation of what we are going to explore on this journey.

For a little background, let me tell you what some folks have said about Gerald Celente, the man featured in the first video: