Baby Carrot at the End of the Stick

You don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist to understand how our financial system works. It’s in plain view. It is drilled into us from birth. Do these things and you will get your carrot at the end of the stick. The only problem is, the carrot continues to get smaller and smaller and smaller. Today, it’s almost disappeared. But because this is the economic system we were brought up in, we don’t question the system. It takes us out of our comfort zone which is deliberate. So we put up with constantly rising prices (massive inflation), debilitating interest rates, market manipulation, poor quality products and increased stress in our day to day lives. We work more and more to make less and less. Yet, we cling to our financial system because it is what we know. We are duped by our emotional fear which is no accident. We’ve been taught that to question the system is ridiculous and dangerous.

Our financial system is purposely designed to benefit the few. It is no accident or natural evolution. But we are taught not to question it and told there are no better economic systems. No matter how gruelling our day to day lives become, we cling to this system. You have to come to the realization that there are people who have the power to manipulate situations to enhance their wealth at our expense.   

Do these people who manipulate our financial system and our society care at all about us. No! Talk is cheap. Actions speak the truth. How can a tech company owned by a billionaire that is making enormous amounts of money still lay off 20,000 workers? This is truth. This is the reality. They don’t care about us at all, how it disrupts and even destroys our lives. We don’t matter to them.

What to do about this? For now, just think about this subject and understand what is really happening. True understanding eliminates fear which opens your mind to possibilities, and right now in these manipulated economic times where so many are suffering, possibilities are what we need more than ever. Aren’t you tired of chasing what is now the baby carrot at the end of the stick?