We read with so much anticipation Ben Fulford’s weekly update on geopolitical and economic issues. And for each time we refresh that page, excitement and frustration collide. It’s like watching that TV series “24” where we wish all episodes are lumped into, well, one day of non-stop breathtaking action packed movie. But even movies can’t do so much justice to a fictionalized terror plot; how much more with events as real as the ongoing financial war between the old world order and the new.

Across the world we are seeing signs of massive actions for and against systemic change. Among these are the following:

• Occupation of Wall Street which quickly spread like wildfire across the US and the globe, and the forced evictions that followed;

  

• Japan resisted further extortion made by the Nazis early this year which resulted to the flooding of its Fukushima nuclear reactors (please click on the image below to know the most plausible events leading to the Fukushima disaster);
• For those who have followed the activities of Asian Secret Societies thru Ben Fulford this one comes as no surprise: China, for its part, refused to take part in bailing out Eurozone from its deep financial mess. What’s funny about this is that The Fed, with its dwindling reputation, is rumored to fund the IMF to avoid congressional refusal of European bailout; The Lehman Crisis in 2008 was caused by China’s and Japan’s refusal to continue feeding this monstrous parasite called Federal Reserve;
• NATO succeeded in toppling the Mubarak and Gadhafi regimes to bleed the Arabs of their natural resources;
• In retaliation, benevolent entities rendered between several underground military and civilian bases inaccessible to the members of the Dark Cabal, a precautionary measure if in case the same Satanists will make good of their threat to start a nuclear war on the surface of this planet;
• The instigation of a third world war continued by inflaming Iran to strike on Israel by sabotaging its nuclear research program which incidentally, rather intentionally, costs the life of its head Brigade General Hassan Moghaddam, following an Obama accusation that Iran was attempting to assassinate Arab royal bloodline targets. Todate, the IAEA has not found a single gram of military Uranium in Iran; did Mossad kill Iran’s missile research program?
• The Russian president just recently announced that his country may deploy strike forces to equalize further US missile defense system expansion in Europe;
• The Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur recently hosted a trial against Nazi Bush and imperialist Blair for “war on terror” crimes complicity; this may be considered a “mock” trial for lack of enforcement but the evidence are real and in the world of public opinion that is enough for the moment;
• Manning asks Obama and Clinton to take the witness stand on December 16^th.

WHY IS IT SO HARD TO EMBRACE CHANGE?

Inertia is the tendency of a body to resist change. A body tends to resist motion when it is at rest; likewise, it tends to resist rest when it is in motion. Inertia is directly proportional to the mass of an object, i.e. the higher the amount of matter an object has, the “fiercer” it tends to resist change.

This same natural phenomenon can be applied or is observable in an organization or to an entire society. It usually takes a greater effort to move away from the status quo in order to effect the necessary change than to accept the present order and just go with the flow. Most of us are guilty of keeping ourselves to our comfort zones while wishing for change to come along without an effort on our part. Both resistance to change and the preservation of the status quo are expressed in different forms and magnitude. And when that occurs one side needs to give in.

The present reality demands that the old world must provide a smooth transition to the new. Through its unrelenting pursuit for advancements and untiring labors, man has finally achieved technological capability to automate every repetitive task there is to accomplish. This capacity to take it to the next level has been deterred and has suffered strong opposition for the last 100 years. Free energy, anti-gravity, teleportation, time travel, and space exploration should have been the norms of the last 20th century, but it wasn’t to be due to the refusal of the few to step down from the throne of exclusive luxury and power which they can only have under a misinformed society.

Just before the close of the 19^th century, it was proven beyond doubt that we are swimming in a sea of energy. There is no space anywhere that is not under its influence, for it is energy that space is made of. In fact, energy is what everything is really made of. Tapping it should have been the first science a schoolchild must learned, but it wasn’t. We must crawl on our bellies, bath on our sweat, and listen, in perpetuity, to the cries of our brothers in the depths of Third World hunger. Our sense of appreciating the grandeur that is life had been effectively attenuated to say the least. And all of these sufferings were made possible because of the doctrine that there is heaven only in the afterlife. We either consciously or subconsciously believe in the promise that we can only find eternal happiness in the eyes of the lord when we are already dead. Oh my, we don’t even know who this guy really is, although, some of us do pretend to know.

OCCUPATION WITHOUT DIRECTION?

Even the bulk of those who participated in “Occupy Wall Street” are still asking for decent jobs with fair wages when there’s really no real need for such things in order to survive at this point in time.

The birth of automation technology signaled the death of jobs. Manual labor is irrelevant in the age of automation. Manual labor is now rendered obsolete. The economic system must reflect this fact. Otherwise, those who have no access for money because they don’t own a job, i.e. they lost it due to automation, will just perish in hunger. Technology must serve man, not eliminate him from the equation.

The present system compels the shopowner to use machines to keep the bottomline. Machines don’t complain, are simply reliable, and undoubtedly more efficient. To put it simply, it is only the shopowner who benefits from the high efficiency that advanced technology, coexisting with an outdated economic system, brings, and not the shopworkers. The current economic system does not take into account technological advancements when it was designed centuries ago.

Not only are they trying to monopolize the benefits of science, they are using these knowledge to engineer our own demise by weaponizing some of them. Chemtrail is one good example of weather manipulation technology turned into a weapon of mass extermination using aluminum and other heavy metals that are known carcinogens.

SHOUTING FOR CHANGE, IS IT ENOUGH?

To those who have joined the occupation of the streets across the globe, who were mocked at by mainstream media as having not a clear objective of why they’re taking such actions, they must make their message clear, bold and coherent as possible. They must abandon the notion that the system can still work and is only corrupted by corporate greed. There’s a need to remove not just corruption but also the system, i.e. the corporate structures that encourage it. They must accept the fact that the current economic model is completely incompatible with present realities. They must realize that asking for more jobs is like wishing upon a dying star. There never is a company bent on making huge profits which would want to do so. A singular voice for the release of all technological knowledge and all other resources of the State to the people, without the prerequisite of money, must be the only message that must be put across and nothing else.

We are not advocating for socialism but for a resource-based economy. A socialist society still uses currency to distribute wealth; a resource-based economy negates the use of any currency because all resources and technological know-how are made available to any individual, which incidentally could make all his basic necessities fully satisfied. When every resource you need is made accessible to you, you will never find any incentive for greed and corruption. You will never have any motivation for stealing. And who would want to sell something nobody is willing to buy?

THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SKEPTICISM

This is impossible to realize. Of course it is. Even heavier than air flight was impossible at the time when kids were flying kites. Running car on waterfuel is impossible even if we saw how steam engines preceded gas-fired internal combustion engines. We can’t defy gravity even if we can run high speed trains on magnetic levitation tracks.

The government will never allow a partial or full implementation of RBE. The lawmakers will never craft any law that would implement such a system. Those are good assumptions. These people would never do such things as they are not really serving us. So why keep them and the system they are working for? Aren’t we supposed to be the masters and they are our servants? Or, is the constitution just a scrap of paper and not an expression of the collective will and aspirations of the people?

MAN SUFFERED THROUGH HIS OWN FOLLY

Man, as opposed to other species which incidentally he classifies as inferior, has suffered so much through the imposition of his own restrictions:

• Countries restrict movements and cultural exchanges while encouraging animosity;
• Religions restrict true spiritual wisdom but divides the body called humanity into sections breeding sectarian violence between differing faiths;
• Money restricts the access to materials critical to his own survival;
• Land titling restricts ownership to the moneyed class; overall economic production is limited to only those who have both the money and motivation to development; otherwise, the land is sitting idly by while the rest die in hunger;
• Schools restrict his knowledge to a predetermined set of dogmatic rules, and in no way will he be allowed to stray beyond these rules without dire consequences to his career and reputation; the violators are treated as social and intellectual outcasts;
• Mainstream media restricts his access to information by giving major air time to entertainment, selected current events focusing solely on disasters, petty to gruesome crimes, low profile corruptions, and endless political circus.

Other members of the animal kingdom don’t have these restrictions. They look at the world as a common gift to partake upon without going beyond the bounds of satisfying physical needs.

Man deserves what he wants to do and where he wants to be. His advancements are the harvest of his own labors. The benefits inherent to these advancements must be enjoyed, not just by the few who did not cause them, but by the many who collectively shed blood, sweat and tears to make life more than bearable. Man must be able to taste what heaven is like in this lifetime and not after.

It is time to remove all these restrictions he put on himself and those that are imposed upon him. It is time for a systemic upgrade and not just a reboot of the same grossly outmoded socioeconomic system so that new technologies can be fully harnessed for everyone’s benefit and new ideas can flourish without institutionalized restrictions. It is time for the 6,000 patents of suppressed technologies to finally see the light of day. It is time for the total incineration of medieval cultures and practices. It is time for a paradigm shift in favor of prosperity and wisdom.

It is time for us to fully evolve into a Type 1 civilization.