Consciousness Engineering 32: Savior Strategy and Suez Sale
The article highlights the "Savior" strategy in consciousness engineering, which is used to subordinate countries and peoples by creating or exacerbating crises, then offering seemingly rescue-ended solutions that, in reality, serve the interests of creditor powers. It examines historically how this strategy has been employed since ancient Rome, through debt issues in the Ottoman Empire, the 1997 Southeast Asian crisis, and up to the modern Egyptian situation where debts were exploited to sell sovereign assets like the Suez Canal. The article clarifies that this strategy relies on creating dependency and fostering reliance, emphasizing that resisting such policies requires cognitive awareness and the deconstruction of the creditors' intentions. The Suez Canal, as a symbol of sovereignty, reflects the core of this strategy and acts as a mirror to the risks of economic and sovereign targeting.
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