“Sadly, it’s all by design: Problem → Reaction → Solution. 🤦‍♂️🤯🤬 Straight out of the overlords’ playbook.”

in order to create a narrative that require reaction. You create the problem then you wait for the reaction and then you provide the solution that you already had planned. You just need to brainwash the public to believe that this is what really the truth.
🤬🤦‍♂️⚠️🥷🤯
The playbook:
“First, we manufacture or amplify a crisis — something visceral, frightening, and urgent enough to drown out rational thought. We flood every channel with images, headlines, and stories that make people feel helpless, angry, or terrified. We make sure the public is begging for someone, anyone, to make the pain stop.
We stay silent on solutions at this stage. We let the pressure build. We let them scream “Do something!” into the void.
Only then — when they’re exhausted, polarized, and desperate — do we roll out the answer we had prepared from the very beginning. We present it as the only possible salvation, the one thing that could have saved them all along. Because they’re now emotionally shattered, they don’t ask who created the crisis. They don’t notice that the “solution” conveniently advances our pre-existing agenda, consolidates power, or strips away rights they once took for granted.
They thank us. They cheer us. They demand more of what we planned to give them anyway.
That’s not governance. That’s applied trauma. That’s how you rewrite what a society believes is real while they’re still catching their breath from the nightmare you just put them through.”