Part 2 in a series By Deirdre Griswold S ome things about modern life just can't be hidden. The rich are getting ever richer. Poor people overflow the jails. Racist cops terrorize communities of color.
Public services wither while colossal sums are spent on the military and the police.
Whole nations are pushed deeper into debt slavery by transnational super-banks. This system is decaying, and people are struggling to survive as its poisons spread. Just being against something isn't enough. Modern social life requires large-scale planning, communications and movement of goods. Without this complex social interaction involving millions of people, things would grind to a halt.