I basically agree with everything you said. Funnily enough, I'm not much of a religious person, but I have realized a while ago, that there is definitely a spiritual battle going on, and good and evil are real.

Here is how I see the big picture after a lot of research and contemplation: The worldwide debt level reached a level of total saturation. There is nowhere to (productively) expand this giant bubble anymore. It is at least 110 year old, but one could argue that it has been growing for 3 centuries now.

Debt is also fundamentally just a word for describing the relationship between people. Owner and slave, to put it crudely. I have no illusion, in this current paradigm, anybody who is not living off from some kind of money printing (parasitism) like a bankster or politician is basically a slave (including myself).

Now, the owners (parasites) of this system are trying to desperately keep and increase their power. Their power relies on the expansion of credit. But since the system is already choking on credit (it peaked around 2005 actually), it doesn't matter how much they print, real productivity will not come out of it. The (world) economy is basically is getting hollowed out, while trying to put up an image of development, but almost all of the popular fads like Tesla, "green energy", "4h industrial revolution", Chinese ghost cities etc. are unproductive scams.

So they are trying to keep their slice, while the whole pie is shrinking. In order to do that that they need to centralize and control more and more things, down to the level of the very basic aspects of life (like what the slaves are allowed to eat). But this is increasingly costly, and getting exponentially more costly as the real economy shrinks under the weigh of the debt load.

I don't worry much about their super advanced technologies of total control, like the CBDC's, 5g surveillance, new crazy vaxx types, robots etc. That all relies on a large capital base, with very complex supply chains, that are already in the process of collapse.

There also exist a large force of decentralization by the actions of (good) individuals, who are trying to find a way to create real, independent productivity in their own small way. Usually not even realizing what they are doing. This is good, since our whole capital structure needs to be completely reorganized to be able to create real productivity again.

So, there it is. This is a giant battle of wills, where the bad guys have no hope to win in the end, because their push for centralization will become so costly and absurd (not only in terms of money but also political capital, policing etc.), that the whole thing will fall apart eventually. The sad part is, that they will not give up trying anyways, and they will wreak unimaginable destruction in the mean time.

I think it will be similar how the Soviet Union or the Roman Empire collapsed, but much uglier, and even more chaotic, major wars, civil wars are also on the table. In a worst case scenario we might enter sort of a "dark age", where most of current technologies and civilizational developments will go to oblivion, and only rediscovered after hundreds of years.

We are living in interesting times.