We are so on the same page, Frederick (no surprise there!)

“[L]ike he says in the movie, the mind is initially repelled by the scale of deception.”

Bingo. That’s the essence of the banking trick: the deception is so vast that it seems incredible. No “reasonable” person wants to believe it.

What you’ve described has often been referred to as the “Calorie Economy,” which is the only truly sustainable economy for humanity.

I completely agree that overpopulation is a false narrative intended to convince us of the need to reduce our needs to the point that we will own nothing and will be happy owning nothing. Elites, of course, will own everything; that’s a part of the narrative they conveniently omit.

What the WEF and its banking henchmen don’t tell us is that the planet has MORE than enough resources to sustain humanity —but not if we adhere to a fiat based Ponzi scheme that is completely disconnected from the energy needed to actually create goods and services. If we adopted the type of energy-based economy you’ve outlined, our planet could even support many more humans than we’re carrying now.

For example, free energy is literally at our fingertips and could revolutionize the way we produce food, cool and heat our homes, travel, etc. But we’ve been denied access to this technology because its adoption would level the playing field and rob elites of their power and control over humanity.

And at the end of the day, that’s really what a debt-based financial System is intended to do: control the 99.99%.