It’s the Mega-Rich versus Everybody Else, and They’ve Got 3000 Flavors for Divide-and-Conquer

"The Incredible Shrinking Patsy"

Solari Report Money & Markets: September 11, 2025 with Catherine Austin Fitts & John Titus

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I have little to say about Robinson’s event in London, except this: beneath the noise, most who gathered seek only to reclaim agency over their lives. Many believe they are opposing the government - but many remain entangled in a carefully crafted distraction, spiralling into chaos.

I claim no side, because the sides are illusions - engineered to trap us in a game not of our making. Division is the design. Chaos is the currency. Emotional bait is the method. We’re told to pick a side and fight, but the truth is: when you’re playing their game, you’ve already lost.

When flags are torn and faiths reduced to props, it’s not justice - it’s theatre. Rage gets redirected. Symbols become weapons. Identities become targets. And resistance becomes ritual, predictable and performative. The more we perform the roles they’ve written for us, the less we recognise the script - or the authors behind it.

Understand this: the architects of division - those driving us toward a New World Order and a digitised, dehumanised future - thrive on chaos. It’s not just encouraged. It’s designed.

Watching the event, I saw people who’ve had enough. People lied to by governments, crushed by institutions, mocked by media. Many were decent people with no clear outlet left. But alongside that frustration, I saw something darker: a Palestinian flag torn in half on stage, while Israeli flags were waved like moral cover. I heard “Islam” and “Muslim” spoken not as words, but as warnings. The conversation - allegedly about illegal immigration - morphed into something else entirely.

These aren’t just political missteps. They are red flags. Signs of how easily a movement of moslty well meaning people can be hijacked, how real pain can be redirected into performative division.

It reminded me of another misuse; like when the haka, a Māori symbol of unity, identity, and ancestral strength, is twisted into a tool to prop up someone’s fringe, divisive beliefs. It’s not just disrespect. It’s contradiction in its purest form - claiming to stand for freedom while desecrating the very cultures and values that embody it.

There were glimmers of clarity - people who seemed to see through the fog. But make no mistake: this is exactly how they win. When we pick sides, tear flags, chant divisive slogans, and mistake theatre for truth, we’re doing their work for them.

This was never left vs. right. It’s always been the few controlling the many - until the many remember who they are...

They want hate.
They want chaos.
They want division.

Most people are still a long way from waking up to the real enemy behind the curtain.

Look up. The trap wears unity’s mask.

@FionaRoseDiamond