A viewer asks: “Ray Dalio, the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, uses an investment strategy based on study of economic history and past political cycles to analyze the cause-and-effect relationships driving current global trends. In his book, Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order: Why Nations Succeed and Fail, he analyses the rise and fall of major empires, past economic crises and wealth transfers (the Great Depression), political polarization such as populism, and external political conflicts with rising powers such as trade wars. How accurate and reliable is his analysis of past events as an understanding of the ET playbook for enslavement and as a predictor of future patterns?” What is Creator’s perspective?

What we can tell you about this is that students of history have found again and again recurring patterns, repeated dynamics, and cycles that have an eerie ring of predictability, and that is because the playbook is not exhaustive with an endless variety of themes. With an overarching strategy of divide and conquer, the extraterrestrials have figured out how to manipulate and maneuver human power brokers to do their bidding through corruption and manipulation to, in effect, weaponize them, to make tyrants more tyrannical, criminals more dedicated and savage in their appetites, and this is simply reflecting the temperament and depravity of the interlopers themselves. They cannot help but undermine and contaminate everything they touch to darken it and corrupt things to prevent desirable outcomes but instead failure, disappointment, pain, and suffering. There is much wisdom in the study of history, and this has given rise to the adage, "There is nothing new under the sun." Nations seemingly rise and fall with a kind of predictability that is shocking to the sensibilities. It has been ascribed to human weakness and incapacity to prevail with strength for any length of time without something starting a collapse. That presupposes the inevitable degradation of function, stability, and longevity of institutions and governments. What is missing from his thesis is deeper awareness the repeat cycle of gain and loss that seems inevitable, and thereby predictable up to a point, depends on the fact that the Dark Extraterrestrial Alliance is engaged in a broad worldwide program of divide and conquer; they undermine everything eventually; they will only build up, or allow to be built up, something in order to pull the rug out at some point and bring everything crashing down once again. This has an air of randomness about it and that is because the interlopers act on whim, because it is a kind of entertainment for them, with the major mitigating factor as the constraint of being lazy and not willing to take personal risks, so everything must be done from behind the scenes indirectly. That adds to uncertainty about timing of things as well as the degree of impact that will come about with any new venture. But, in general, human failure is inevitable without divine intervention. That has happened many times, to help people individually and collectively, and is underway yet again in this time of risk that is intended to lead to the annihilation of humanity.