The War Over the Perception of Reality
"What if the Earth is not just another celestial body floating in endless space but something more paramount and far more intentional?"
The Lie To Rule All Lies.
For decades, the world has been conditioned to believe that oil is a scarce resource, finite, and at risk of running dry. This belief has been reinforced by corporate interests, government policies, and academic institutions — creating a narrative that justifies price manipulation, economic control, and even war.
But as I was analyzing the foundations of this perception, I had the biggest revelation:
The theory of dinosaurs was needed to sustain the illusion of oil scarcity.
How It All Comes Together
Consider the inner workings of this deception.
On one hand, major corporations like Shell have pushed the Peak Oil Theory, warning that oil reserves are dwindling while profiting from the fear-driven market.
On the other, academia has played its part by reinforcing the idea that oil is a fossil fuel—a substance fo…
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