The Right To Not Have Rights Anymore

Some of you might already have me pegged as the “conspiracy theory guy”—and fair enough. I do question much of what world governments are doing, and I try to point out the powers behind the curtain affecting us through events around the world.

I read David Icke, listen to Alex Jones, and over the years, I've realized that a lot of what these so-called “conspiracy theorists” talked about ages ago is starting to unfold as reality.

Recently, I stumbled on a clip from Joe Rogan where he brought up the new Martial Law DOD Directive 5240.01, signed recently in the U.S., which allows the Pentagon to use lethal force against Americans on U.S. soil during protests against government policies.

What’s the government anticipating, that they’d feel the need to pass such a law? While the world’s eyes are on the chaotic events between Israel and Iran, these lawmakers are passing legislation that strips Americans of liberties in unprecedented ways.

And it’s a safe bet other countries will soon follow suit. I remember well how, in my country, the military was used to intimidate people during the first lockdown days. Something big may be brewing if they’re laying this legal groundwork.

It’s shocking to me how easily people are manipulated, lulled to sleep, and kept there. The level of control the elites have achieved is mind-blowing, bringing us disturbingly close to a totalitarian state.

Just a few months ago, people were jailed in the UK simply for voicing frustration over excessive immigration on social media.

Honestly, sometimes I envy my parents for the quality of life they enjoyed just a few decades ago. For us, it’s a mixed bag: on one hand, we have technology that’s incredibly useful, but on the other, it may end up costing us our freedoms sooner than most think.

Anyway, I hope much of what I foresee remains just that—thoughts in my head, never coming to pass. Wishing you all a great Saturday, no matter where you are.

Thanks for your attention,
Adrian