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“It was actually a detailed plan for the future government of the United States, ‘which would establish Socialism as dreamed by Karl Marx,’ according to House.”
— from Philip Dru: Administrator by Edward Mandell House,
as quoted in The Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins
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History doesn’t repeat—it evolves in disguise.
Deception rarely comes with fangs. It comes wrapped in compassion, reason, and “solutions.” The kind of control that lasts is the one that makes you believe you’re being helped.
In 1910, the most powerful banking families—Warburg, Morgan, Rockefeller, Schiff—met in secret on Jekyll Island. By 1913, the Federal Reserve Act was quietly passed during the Christmas recess, binding the U.S. to a private, debt-based monetary system, designed to serve the few while enslaving the many.
Colonel Edward Mandell House, President Wilson’s closest advisor, wrote Philip Dru: Administrator—a political fantasy disguised as fiction. In it, he envisions a centralized America run by an unelected “Administrator” who imposes social legislation, controls credit, redistributes wealth, and guides the masses—supposedly for their own good.
Sound familiar?
We are now inside another wave of Marxist deception, only this time it’s digital, abstract, and running on code. And while many fixate on opposing sides, the real game remains divide and conquer.
Some say Elon Musk whispers in Trump’s ear, laying the groundwork for technocratic rule—where governance blends with algorithms and AI replaces autonomy. So what’s next? From the slavery of money to the slavery of the machine?
This isn’t about who’s right or wrong. It’s about discernment.
Deception thrives when we stop questioning. When we trade truth for comfort. When we forget to ask, “Who benefits?”
Study AI. Study power. Study your perception. Study the history of money. Study bitcoin
Because it’s not coming—
it’s already here.
— from Philip Dru: Administrator by Edward Mandell House,
as quoted in The Secrets of the Federal Reserve by Eustace Mullins
👆👆👆
⸻
History doesn’t repeat—it evolves in disguise.
Deception rarely comes with fangs. It comes wrapped in compassion, reason, and “solutions.” The kind of control that lasts is the one that makes you believe you’re being helped.
In 1910, the most powerful banking families—Warburg, Morgan, Rockefeller, Schiff—met in secret on Jekyll Island. By 1913, the Federal Reserve Act was quietly passed during the Christmas recess, binding the U.S. to a private, debt-based monetary system, designed to serve the few while enslaving the many.
Colonel Edward Mandell House, President Wilson’s closest advisor, wrote Philip Dru: Administrator—a political fantasy disguised as fiction. In it, he envisions a centralized America run by an unelected “Administrator” who imposes social legislation, controls credit, redistributes wealth, and guides the masses—supposedly for their own good.
Sound familiar?
We are now inside another wave of Marxist deception, only this time it’s digital, abstract, and running on code. And while many fixate on opposing sides, the real game remains divide and conquer.
Some say Elon Musk whispers in Trump’s ear, laying the groundwork for technocratic rule—where governance blends with algorithms and AI replaces autonomy. So what’s next? From the slavery of money to the slavery of the machine?
This isn’t about who’s right or wrong. It’s about discernment.
Deception thrives when we stop questioning. When we trade truth for comfort. When we forget to ask, “Who benefits?”
Study AI. Study power. Study your perception. Study the history of money. Study bitcoin
Because it’s not coming—
it’s already here.