I promised I’d be back into The Great Taking, and here we go…
I’ve spent far more hours on this than I had first intended but it’s both (a) that important and (b) that complicated.
It’s important because it answers the question, “How exactly will I end up owning nothing as the WEF has prognosticated?”
If you’d rather not lose all your wealth to a bunch of amoral Wall Street crooks in a legalized transfer of wealth, then this series is for you.
But it is complicated. Which is where my superpower comes into play. I will do my level best fo untangle the mess and track down the necessary details all so that you can understand the issues and then take actions. However, to be perfectly upfront, we will be making the solutions available to our Peak Prosperity subscribers. This is for two reasons. First, we have a business to run and bills to be paid and my time is valuable to me. I could either be pouring all of my experience and energy into figuring this out for you or I could be tending my farm and gardens. Believe me, this is a real trade-off.
Second, I’ve learned that people assign value to things based on the price they pay. I want people to heed the lessons of The Great Taking and to take action. If the price of those instructions is ‘free’ then the value is zero and many people will simply not listen. Were I to stand on a city street corner and shout out the answers to passersby the impact and change and resulting actions would be zero. Were I to charge $6,500 for a seminar with a glossy binder at a swank venue, the effectiveness would approach 100%.
At Peak Prosperity we believe that there are only two ways that people change. One is by pain, the other is by insight.
The pain route is, by far, the most popular path if we’re judging by numbers and percentages. Changing by insight is obviously the most beneficial path to take. Yet it is rare.
The reason for this is because the change is rarely a by-product of having new and better information. Instead, change happens when we let go of old belief systems and are able to withstand the awkward uncertainty that comes with releasing the old as we swim toward the new.
What’s being exposed in The Great Taking is a bunch of dense legalese and systemic malfeasance, but its power to evade detection is based on our belief systems that simply don’t want it to be true. Because if that’s true, then an enormous cascade of other beliefs tumble down. Faith in our fellow humans, the belief that we’re somehow all in this together, and our most basic trust in our biggest systems of governance all risk being exposed as fraudulent at worst, misplaced at best.
So that’s a warning of sorts; this series will potentially raise strong emotions within you, and you might experience it as discomforting. Good. It should be. If you are able to truly ingest what the words on the laws that govern wealth in the West are saying, then the conclusions are distasteful and require your best attention and suggest many things to discuss with your financial adviser(s) and lawyer(s).
The invitation of this series – from me to you – is to listen with an open mind, and then trust yourself. Don’t believe me, believe yourself. As always, challenge this material, present different facts or additional supporting evidence. That begins the process of changing by insight.
David Rodgers Webb’s Book, “The Great Taking” can be downloaded here: Click Here
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