The Grand Puppet Show: Why the Elite Prefer Their Leaders Less Than Stellar
– By Brendi Wells
In a world where the strings are pulled by the unseen hands of the elite, one might wonder why the marionettes dancing on the global stage often seem to miss a few strings—or brains, for that matter. Here’s a delve into the art of appointing the inept:
1. The Illusion of Choice – By placing visibly incompetent leaders in power, the elite give the populace the illusion of choice. “Look,” they say, “you elected this bumbling figurehead.” It’s democracy at its finest, where the choice is between the lesser of who-cares evils, ensuring that the masses never suspect that real power lies elsewhere.
2. Entertainment Value – Let’s face it, watching a leader who can’t navigate a sentence, let alone a country, provides more entertainment than the best reality TV. The elite, in their sky-high lounges, probably enjoy these daily blunders like we enjoy cat videos. It’s the ultimate reality show, with real-world consequences that, fortunately for them, they never have to face.
3. The Demoralization Game – Here’s where the strategy gets deliciously dark. By installing leaders who make a mess of everything, the elite achieve a masterstroke in psychological warfare. The population becomes so demoralized, so accustomed to incompetence, that when a competent leader (by some cosmic error) comes into play, no one believes in change anymore. The bar is set so low, it’s practically underground.
4. Distraction Tactics – While everyone’s busy laughing or crying over the latest governmental gaffe, the real issues— education, poverty, or why there’s still no flying cars—are conveniently ignored. These puppet leaders are like shiny objects; they keep the public’s gaze firmly fixed away from the man behind the curtain.
5. The Peter Principle on Steroids – The Peter Principle suggests people rise to their level of incompetence. The elite have taken this to the next level by skipping the ‘rise’ part entirely. Why wait for someone competent to become incompetent when you can start with someone who’s already there?
6. The Control Mechanism – Incompetent leaders are easier to control. They’re less likely to have their own agendas or the intellect to question the scripts handed to them. They’re the perfect avatars for the elite’s will, ensuring policies that favor the few are enacted without pesky interference from someone who might actually understand policy-making.
And so, dear readers, as we watch our leaders trip over their own feet or get lost in the labyrinth of their own syntax, remember: this grand spectacle might just be a meticulously crafted show. The elite aren’t just playing chess with the world’s governments; they’re playing 4D chess where every move is designed to remind us how powerless we are, laughing all the way to the bank.
In this grand puppet show, the demoralization of the masses isn’t just a side effect; it’s the main event. After all, a population that expects failure is one that won’t strive for success, or more dangerously, for change. So, next time you see a world leader make a fool of themselves, give a little nod to the puppet masters. They’re probably toasting to their genius somewhere far from the chaos, where the strings are invisible, and the puppets dance on command.
In wrapping things up, let’s ditch the fear of foolishness and lean into prayer and trust in God. Remember the verse from 2 Chronicles 7:14 – if we humble ourselves, pray, seek God’s face, and turn from our wicked ways, He promises to heal our land. It’s all about having that fearless, united front against the enemy who feeds off fear. And hey, don’t forget, the elite are but a few, remember we’ve got way more power than we give ourselves credit for (1 John 4:4 vibes, anyone?).. reality is they actually fear us and that is why they try to shut us down with censorship… So let’s have each other’s backs, have faith that God can work wonders, and know that together, we can conquer any challenge that comes our way. Let’s choose prayer over fear, find peace in the chaos, and stand strong in victory over any foolishness and wickedness. We’ve got this in the Mighty Name of Jesus…
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Thank you Brendi! As usual, succinct. #6 is central. It’s so obvious to me when I hear them speak: Biden, Harris, Trudeau, Boris, (the witch in New Z’s–name scapes me)… But also at the municipal level, and states/provinces. Low IQ wherever possible.
May I suggest a minor addition?
Add a few words.
At ‘ laughing all the way to the bank.’
Write: ‘ laughing all the way to the bank (which they own).’
AWESOME article. Well done.
And please keep writing about America on the ‘South Africa plan’.
We can’t hear that too often, or drawing more parallels.