The question is: “Why does my society conform to the same views and controls as other societies all over the world?”
Recent examples of this control include vaccination mandates, political correctness, enhanced government control, the emphasis on the “climate crisis”, “energy crisis”, and the “cost-of-living” crisis.

• ­ Why do we see that an individual’s freedom of choice is increasingly being curtailed?
• ­ Why do we feel that we can’t express our opinions as freely as before?
• ­ Why are we suffering from increased currency inflation?
• ­ Why is our individual security being threatened?

This is a conundrum. How do we explain this commonality? Where does it come from? And where is it headed if we don’t put an end to the madness?
There is a disconnect between reality i.e. what you think is happening and what is actually happening. This is because the Elites know that if we really knew what is happening in the world, we would oppose it. We have to identify the problem, then and do something about it.
For the past 12 years, I have been prompted and led to research the subject matter relative to these questions.
The purpose of this book, therefore, is to help the reader seek answers to these questions; to highlight the reasons why this world is in the dystopian state it is in, and to hopefully contribute to an understanding regarding the hidden influences in our lives.
In the face of adversity, there is a powerful shift that occurs within us. It is said that when we acknowledge being engaged in a battle with an enemy, we awaken to a heightened sense of awareness, prompting us to become resolute, vigilant, and driven to overcome. We, therefore, need to understand what is going on. We need to find out who our enemy is, in order for us to consider the steps we can take to counter the evil and to better plan for our future. And to do this, we must ‘peel the onion’ of our understanding.
People nowadays use the term ‘evil’ to describe the opposite of ‘good’. They mostly apply the word ‘good’ to the pleasant things in life that they personally experience. The word ‘evil’ is used to describe things in the world that are bad for us all.
This book aims to highlight fundamental reasons why the questions posed above should be asked and attempts to expose the influence of evil. It also aims to enlighten and empower you with truth in countering the lies and deception to which you and I are being subjected to.
Nowadays, truth is often described as a ‘perception in our minds’; that there is no such thing as ‘the truth’. However, if this were the case it would lead to chaos, destruction and a total breakdown of society.
We all seek the truth, but in this search, we can be influenced subtly, yet deliberately. If we choose the lie for the truth, our beliefs are thus formed, and they become a foundation in our lives. This then is known as our ‘worldview’.
Our worldview is formed and reformed throughout our lives. Because the human brain is not adept at assimilating a broad picture of reality, it contains biases that are influenced by our perceptions and these perceptions can and are being constantly manipulated.
By engaging with the contents of this book, it is my sincere hope that the reader will embark on a personal journey of self-reflection, and a reassessment of existing perceptions and beliefs. Let us remain open to the possibility of change, embracing new perspectives where they may be needed.
In his book The Price of Tomorrow Jeff Booth says:

Many people would rather ignore the evil that is in this world, if they are not personally affected. They prefer to ‘get on with their lives’ and turn a ‘blind eye’. They are effectively sleepwalking into disaster and may well wake up too late.
Robert F Kennedy Jr says, “It is difficult for some people to question the vaccines because it threatens their ego and their entire worldview.”
Mark Twain said, “It’s easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled.”
It is easier to change our belief in one thing at a time, rather than a whole structure of beliefs built up over a lifetime of indoctrination. However, it is essential that we review this mindset.
It is often said that we let go of a lie, one step at a time.
We should not be victims. We must communicate, advocate, educate and ‘connect the dots’. We must question everything.
The 20 METHODS OF CONTROL, in Part 1 is designed to help you do just that.