Power doesn’t wear a yarmulke, a crescent, or a cross. It wears whatever mask serves its purpose that century. And it wins when we confuse a mask for the face.
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Everyone talks about breaking the matrix.
But the real matrix is that people still fall for the oldest trick in the imperial playbook:
They blame the middleman, not the system.
Scapegoat the financier, not the empire that hired him.
Rage at the puppet, not the hand that moves it.
None of this is new.
It isn’t unique to any people, any era, or any faith.
It’s the anatomy of power.
Rome mastered it.
Britain globalized it.
And now the U.S. perfects it:
Funding client states.
Weaponizing ideologies to justify control.
Outsourcing violence to proxies.
All of it—shrouded in the language of moral supremacy.
Israel didn’t invent that formula.
It was built from it.
Power doesn’t wear a yarmulke, a crescent, or a cross.
It wears whatever mask serves its purpose that century.
And it wins when we confuse a mask for the face.
Many say the war begins in the U.S.
They’re not wrong.
But it’s a war of systems, not symbols.
Of empire, not ethnicity.
And if that’s not clear, the system wins.
Because the matrix doesn’t care what name you chant.
It only needs you to keep punching sideways instead of up.
I don't punch sideways.
posted by Satish Sharma at
04:05
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