Manufactured fear – Their key control tool

 Thu 8:34 am +00:00, 23 Jan 2025  2

posted by pete fairhurst 2

Fear and the Phoenicians
by Miles Mathis
First published January 21, 2025

Source: https://mileswmathis.com/fear2.pdf

I’ve copied and pasted the opening and the close

The main sermon is the bit in the middle which you can find at the link above

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Opening

OK, we made it through the swearing in, so all those predicting an assassination to prevent it were
wrong. A bit of a relief, I have to admit. But now we hear that late last night Biden pre-emptively
pardoned a whole new raft of people, including Fauci and most of those involved in the fake January 6
prosecutions like Cheney and Schiff. I have told you before that there is legally no such thing as a preemptive pardon, not only legally but definitionally. By the definition of the word, you cannot have a
pardon until there is something to pardon. It is called simple logic. However, they have decided to
proceed with this latest theater, I suppose because it is the easiest way to sweep all of yesterday’s
theater under the rug. Aaannnd. . . scene!

My guess is Trump will pretend the pardons are real and move on, though if he ordered Justice to
prosecute these people there is nothing they could do. The Supreme Court would side with Trump,
agreeing with me. Either way, it just adds to the clown show that has become government, and the last
few people that believed their rulers had any integrity just jumped ship. Trust just bumped down to
absolute zero.

But this paper isn’t about trust, it is about fear. I published a paper under the title Fear last year, but I
want to hit it again, more in the form of a sermon this time. I see that Alex Jones and Mike Adams are
trying to steal my thunder, publishing their own sermons, but they aren’t making a very good job of it.
Pretty sad, really. But this isn’t a competition. I am back to the sermon because this paper came out of
thinking about the life of Jesus late last night. I was thinking again—as I often have—that the story of
the life of Jesus has been often misread, like everything else. I am not trying to create schism, and I
don’t mean to be a heretic, so let us just say this is my reading, for those who are interested. It is the
main thing I think a lot of major prophets were trying to tell us, though—as with Jesus—it seems to
have often been lost in translation.

Lost on purpose by the Phoenicians, who hid it, blurred it, or fudged it.

Let’s see, how best get into this? We now know the Phoenicians govern through fear. We have seen
them ramp up the fear in the past fifty years as they began to lose control, but they have always used
fear as their primary weapon, back to the very beginning millennia ago. I am reminded of an episode
of the original Star Trek (Day of the Dove), where the Enterprise has been invaded by invisible aliens
who create fear and division and then feed off the negative energy. That was obviously a nod by the
writer to the Phoenicians, who have been doing it here on Earth for 5000 years. So the primary job of
any prophet in any country or time would be to expose the Phoenicians for that. It would be to dissolve
the fear, by reminding humans that they actually have nothing to fear. The fear is all manufactured.
The Phoenician/Pharisean/WEF world is an illusion, with everything defined to benefit them and keep
you in line. Even the definition of death has been invented by them to keep you in line, by creating
massive fear and thereby compliance.

Everything Jesus did was done to dissolve that illusion, up to and including his torture and death. He
didn’t die for your sins: not even a god can transfer a sin, and it would destroy all responsibility if he
did, undercutting all morality at the source. A god undermining his own religion at the foundations,
which makes no possible sense. No, he died to dissolve your fear, especially your fear of death. It was
the capstone of an entire life devoted to that same dissolving of fake fear. That is what his sermons
about children and animals were about, you know. The animals have no possessions, no houses, no
bank accounts, no savings, but the Lord takes care of them. They are born with all they ever need: their
bodies and their instincts. Their wings or paws, their fur or feathers, their sharp teeth and claws. And
if they get taken by a larger animal, even that is no tragedy: shock limits the pain and death comes
quickly, a death that is just part of a larger cycle, not an end.

What are people most afraid of? Death, torture, loss. Well, of course Jesus and the other prophets
taught there is no death, since your spirit lives on. Like matter, spirit cannot be destroyed. It simply
changes forms. The Modern definition of death as a stark and final end was invented by the
Phoenicians, and it was invented on purpose to scare you and control you via that fear. Jesus was
among the first to counter that definition, reminding you we have no evidence for that and a lot of
evidence against it. Tribal and pre-Phoenician peoples never believed that, and it wasn’t because they
were ignorant savages. It was because, given everything we knew then and everything we have since
learned, the default assumption was for continuance, not a final end. We see no final ends in Nature,
only a constant cycle of rebirth, so how could spirit come to nothing? It is an absurd idea on the face of
it, but that has not stopped the neo-Phoenicians from promulgating it for thousands of years, along with
all their other absurd and debilitating ideas.

 

Close

 

Before I move on, I will hit one other opening I have left, just for fun. I am an ex-philosopher, as you
may know, so I do have some residual pity for quibbles. At this point, someone may say, “You don’t
think gods would get involved like Jesus, giving speeches on hilltops, but you do believe gods are
personally advising and aiding you, like invisible fairies. What gives there?” Yes, seems like a
contradiction, but I have an answer for almost everything, as you know—or at least for the questions I
ask myself. I could say that gods as invisible fairies is far more subtle and less intrusive—interfering
far less obviously with free will—than gods giving speeches on hilltops, but what it really comes down
to is this: I have experienced firsthand this invisible and inaudible and almost inconceivable aid from
beyond on a daily basis, all my life; I have never once heard a good speech from a hilltop, or even from
a pulpit. I have never heard or heard tell of a great speech of any kind from any real person, in any
venue, live or on TV or in a movie or online. The current example would be TED talks, which are as
far from godlike as it is possible to be. About the closest thing I have heard to a good speech would be
some show a stand-up comic memorized, but obviously that wouldn’t qualify here either. So a god
speaking through a real man that way just doesn’t register with me. Likewise with all the “channeled”
stuff I have read: it just seems like garbage. Yes, Jesus’ sermons are quite impressive in short bursts,
but to me that indicates his own genius, not the involvement of a god. At most it indicates he may have
been inspired, but in no way implies he was a god himself. If a god came down and gave a speech, you
would be in no doubt of his godliness. The whole thing would be so perfect you could barely stand to
hear it or look at it on paper. It would sear your eyeballs and turn you upside-down for days. And
maybe Jesus’ sermons did that, I don’t know. But for me, personally, I find his turning over the money
changers tables more memorable than any of his sermons*. Not sure a god would have done that, but I
love him for it the more. Not least because it so unequivocally tells us who his main enemy was—even
beyond the hooded rabbis: the bankers. The bankers squatting in their horned maleficence behind
every human tragedy in history, great or small.

If you don’t believe me, ask yourself to whom the trillions in national debt is owed. To the private
bankers. And where did they get these trillions to loan us? They used our printers to print the money
at the cost of the paper and ink, and then loaned it to us at face value. Who profited from Covid, even
more than Pfizer or Moderna? The bankers. Who owns every country in the world, via centuries of
extortion? The bankers. Who manufacturers all the wars for profit? The bankers. Who really killed
Jesus? Not the Romans or even the rabbis. Those guys were just fronts, as now, created to take the
blame. The banks owned Rome and Jerusalem in 33AD, so whatever was done was done at their
behest.

Have you heard anything from Trump about draining that swamp? Was anything to do with that
among his first 200 executive orders? Of course not. Everything is manufactured to hide that. You
will hear daily updates on everything except that.

That is the nearly brainless stooge they chose to front the treasury for the past four years, and the Fed
before that, to make you think these people are too stupid to cause much trouble. Sort of like they did
with Bush as President. Trump has appointed this numbskull to replace her:
That should solve everything, right, since Trump and his team have vowed to root out Soros demons
wherever they find them. Except that. . . wait. . . this guy Scott Bessent is a Soros demon. He was a
partner at Soros Fund Management and founder of Key Square Group, a company so heinous
Wikipedia has no page for it and Google has no site or information. Hmmm. In addition, Bessent is a
big supporter of LGBT, being openly gay himself—not just practicing gay but recruiting gay. But it
gets worse. Bessent is also a former boardmember of Rockefeller University and a member of the
Council on Foreign Relations, CFR. So it would be difficult to find a bigger billionaire spook or
swamp creature than this guy.

Also an interesting fact you may not know: the President allegedly has the Constitutional power to
appoint a Chairman of the Federal Reserve, but not the power to fire him. No Fed Chairman has ever
been fired, and Trump has no plans to fire the current one, Jerome Powell, despite the fact that Powell
has allowed and abetted an unprecedented debt to accrue, by continuing in perpetuum the old
Greenspan put, or permanent looseness and quantitive easing. Or to say it another way, by allowing the
bankers to steal everything they want directly out of the treasury with no oversight and no limit. We
are told Trump may replace him in 2026 at the end of his term, but we have to wonder why Trump
can’t fire him now. Must mean the Fed outranks the President. Not surprising, but surprising to see
that it is so obvious. Can the Fed fire the President? I dunno, ask Nixon.

Well, that was an interesting aside, but let’s return to the main thesis of fear. The only way they have
managed to get the national debt up to a quadrillion, or whatever it is now, is by keeping your mind on
other things, and the only way they have been able to do that is with ever-increasing levels of fear and
misdirection and created chaos. Most people are now so stunted with fear they can’t remember what
day it is or what their own name is, much less remember this grand theft has been accelerating since
911, though it has its roots even earlier. The shock and awe of the Gulf Wars was staged to cover this
treasury theft, and a major use of 911 was the same thing, since Greenspan used it as an excuse to start
a further series of interest cuts. If you are old enough, you may remember the banks used to pay you
interest on your money, but they don’t do that anymore because they figured out they can get by
without it. What are you going to do, keep your money in a sock? But if only it were that simple.
Basically what the Fed has been doing since the time of Clinton is guaranteeing, through this “put”, all
bets by big companies and the rich, and letting you the taxpayer cover all losses, via the “buying” of
toxic “assets”. Which are not assets, obviously, or they wouldn’t be giving them to you. They are
debits, or debts, that you have to pay. Since the rich can’t lose in that scenario, of course they keep
making bigger and more dangerous bets, banking the money when they win, and letting the treasury
soak up ever larger losses. So you are now paying all the gambling debts of the rich back to about
1987.

But no one wants to tell you that simple truth, so they have come up with an entire new library of
economic gibberish, meant to fool you into thinking this has something to do with international trade
imbalances, unfair competition from China, a weakness in the dollar, blunders in Fed policy, blunders
by Congress, or lazy American workers. The Fed and Congress are to blame, but it wasn’t a blunder, it
was done on purpose to allow the rich (themselves) to fleece you with ever greater abandon. The debt
is so large they aren’t just fleecing your unborn grandchildren, they are fleecing 50 generations of the
innocent out to about the year 3000. The current debt still won’t be paid off when we are flying around
in the Enterprise and counting times by star dates. The debt is long since unpayable in any real
timeline, but apparently no one is ready to admit that, since it isn’t near the top of Trump’s to-do list, as
it should be:

Number one: Stop the treasury from covering any more bets by the rich, of any kind. The treasury
needs to be closed to any outside hands, including all bankers, and all debts need to be re-assigned to
the gamblers who lost them. In other words, all those toxic assets bought in the past 30 years needed to
be jettisoned from the debt and given back to the private banks. If they all eat it, good riddance. That’s
one way to burn up the old Phoenix.

Number two: Put all major pharmaceutical companies in receivership, gut all assets, and jail all major
players. Reorganize them on a rational basis. Purge all government agencies of private interests and
reorganize them on a rational basis.

And so on.

This is what DOGE should be doing, but they won’t be doing that, you can be sure. They will keep
your eyes off any major action by keeping it on handslapping of minor players in minor agencies.
They will set up a few scarecrows so that they can take their picture toppling them, and move on.
Musk and his musketeer mutts won’t get anywhere near any big names or companies, since those
people are cousins: they are off-limits. We saw this yesterday, as DOGE began barfing its kibble
before it even got out of the doghouse. After months of promoting Vivek as a co-savior with Musk, we
are now told he is gone. Fired before he was well and fully hired. So apparently the DOGE turned out
to be a UNICORN. Or maybe a GRIFFON. Would you believe a SPHINX?

You should have known just from the acronym, though no one has yet unwound that. It is supposed to
stand for Department of Government Efficiency, but I would say it is no accident it spells DOGE,
which for the Phoenicians has nothing to do with dogs. See the Doge of Venice, a high Phoenician port
potentate back to the year 697. The word doge comes from the Latin dux, meaning leader, but the
connection here to the Latin isn’t as important as the reference to Venice. All the Doges of Venice
were Jewish/Phoenician bigwigs like this guy:

 

or this guy:

Or this guy:

In the early days, they were cousins of the Byzantine emperors, linking us to the Komnenes. Later they
became the Dukes of Dalmatia and Croatia, other old Phoenician principalities. This title of Duke was
confirmed in 1082 by Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos. And remember, Duke also comes from
the Latin dux, meaning duke and doge are the same word. After the 4th Crusade, Venice also claimed a
large part of Romania. As you may be able to tell from his hat, the Doge was much like a Pope,
without the fake ties to Christianity. He was voted into office by a Great Council of previous superrich
Doge families, sort of like the Pope is voted into office by the Cardinals.

So this is what is really going on with DOGE. These people like Musk see themselves as a new class
of Duke or Doge, being installed as viceroys by Trump. They might as well tap one another with shiny
swords of state and wear crowns and mitres, and who knows, they may do so in private. I wouldn’t be
surprised.