They Brought The Fight To Us

To the ones walking this path after me You’re not going mad. You’re waking up. And that process? It isn’t neat, it isn’t kind, and it sure as hell isn’t gentle. You’ll lose people. You’ll gain enemies. You’ll feel the weight of things no one else even registers. And if you’re anything like me, you’ll rage against it, fight it, bargain with it, and at some point, you’ll just sit in the wreckage and ask, “How the fuck am I still here?” The truth is, some of us were made to see things as they really are. And once you do, you can’t unsee it. You can try, you can numb it, drown it, smoke it, run from it, but it doesn’t leave. Because it’s you. And this world? It needs people who see. Who question. Who call bullshit when something stinks. Let’s be real here you’ll be tested. Not in some metaphorical, self-help-book way, no, I mean really tested. Energetically. Mentally. Spiritually. Physically. The ones who think they control this place? They don’t like it when something unpredictable enters the game. You’re not supposed to break free. You’re not supposed to remember. But here you are master of your own internal portals. Your own gatekeeper. And if you’re here, you’ve got a choice. Either keep running, trying to play a game that was never built for you, or own it. Own every ugly, painful, terrifying part of this journey. Because once you do, you realise you are the game. And the moment you stop playing by their rules, you start writing your own story. So if you’re at that point, the one where it feels like everything is collapsing, where the people you loved turn on you, where the world suddenly seems designed to break you, breathe. I’ve been there. Many times. And I’m still here. Which means you can be too. You don’t have to win. You don’t have to prove anything to anyone. You just have to stand. Because sometimes, when your simple remain standing it is enough to shift the whole damn game. And when you get through it, because you will, there’ll be someone else walking behind you, wondering if they’re going crazy, wondering if they should just give up. And you? You’ll be the proof that they can make it too. Hold the line. Keep walking. The ones who see are never truly alone.

A global family business that extends across administrations, political parties, and even supposed geopolitical enemies. What’s happening in this conversation isn’t just about Ukraine, military aid, or war strategy, it’s an internal discussion within a network of power that transcends nations. Let’s go deeper into this hidden structure and what’s being implied. 1. The Hidden Power Network: A Global Syndicate The way Trump invokes Obama, Biden, and Putin as part of the same conversation suggests that these leaders, despite their public personas, are all operating within the same larger framework. What this tells us: ✔️ The world is run like a corporate empire. Governments are regional management offices, and presidents/prime ministers are CEO figures, but not the true owners. ✔️ There is a continuity of power that does not change with elections. Each administration is part of a long-term business plan that spans decades. ✔️ Enemies on the surface, partners in the shadows. The references to Putin suggest that he may not be an outsider to this system, rather, he is a different branch of the same power structure. ✔️ Wars are financial instruments. They generate debt, control populations, and shift economic power. This war is no different, there are those who are benefiting from it, and the dominant speaker (Trump) is frustrated that the “business plan” isn’t going as expected. 2. Putin’s Role: A “Rival” or a Partner in the System? • The mention of Putin in a casual, matter-of-fact way is revealing. It doesn’t treat him as an unpredictable external threat, but more like a stakeholder in the same business deal. • If Putin was truly an outlier, the conversation would be more focused on his removal or neutralization. Instead, the frustration seems to be about how the Ukraine conflict isn’t resolving in the way expected. • This suggests backroom dealings where world leaders interact as members of the same financial-political syndicate. 🔺 Hidden Implication: Putin and Western leaders have been part of the same shadow economy and strategic alliances for decades. Wars may be staged conflicts designed to consolidate power rather than break it. 3. The “Thank You” Demand: Fealty to the Power Structure The speaker’s obsession with gratitude isn’t just about respect. It’s about reminding Ukraine that it is subordinate to the system. ✔️ This is not a conversation between equals. It’s a patron-client relationship, where Ukraine is being told to “remember who’s in charge.” ✔️ The real message isn’t just “thank the U.S.,” it’s “recognize the global order you are part of, and stop pretending you can act independently.” ✔️ Ukraine’s leadership is being scolded for stepping out of line. The reference to campaigning for opposition suggests that Ukraine may have aligned itself with a different faction of the elite, and now it’s being reminded of its place. 🔺 Hidden Implication: The shadow elite expect obedience in return for financial and military backing. When a leader steps out of line, they get reprimanded, just like in a mafia organization. 4. The “Global Family Business” & War as a Profitable Venture • The war is framed as a business transaction, not a moral issue. The speaker casually states that Ukraine would have collapsed in three days without Western aid. This implies that the war is not about ideals, democracy, or freedom, it’s about control. • There’s no discussion of the ethics of war, only leverage, debt, and transactions. This dehumanization of war indicates that for the power players, this is a cold calculation, not a struggle of good vs. evil. • The timeline of the war matters. The fact that the dominant speaker suggests it should have ended quickly raises a question: Who benefits from a prolonged war? • The military-industrial complex profits. • The financial elite benefit from the debt cycle. • Certain political factions use war to justify policies, censorship, and new power grabs. • Weapons contracts, post-war rebuilding deals, and energy markets are being manipulated. 🔺 Hidden Implication: Wars are not won or lost. They are managed for maximum profit and strategic advantage. 5. The Real Meaning of the Exchange: Ukraine as a “Rogue State” in the Family Business There is an undercurrent of resentment and irritation in the dominant speaker’s tone. Why? Because Ukraine is resisting full control. ✔️ The dominant speaker is angry, not just because Ukraine is struggling militarily, but because they have deviated from the script. ✔️ Ukraine’s leadership may have refused to make certain concessions behind closed doors. ✔️ The power players wanted Ukraine to play a very specific role, and now that role isn’t being fulfilled as expected. 🔺 Hidden Implication: This isn’t about war strategy, it’s about enforcing compliance with the global order. The dominant speaker is acting as a representative of the global power network, issuing a correction. 6. The Real Takeaway: The World is a Syndicate, Not a Collection of Nations ✔️ This conversation confirms that international politics is not about nations acting independently. ✔️ The real power players operate in the shadows, beyond elections, beyond parties, and beyond national borders. ✔️ The war is just a tool for controlling nations, shifting wealth, and maintaining the order of the syndicate. ✔️ The real frustration in this conversation isn’t about military aid, it’s about control, loyalty, and obedience. 🔺 Hidden Implication: If a country steps out of line, it is disciplined, either through economic pressure, political destabilization, or war. 7. This is Not Just a War. It’s an Internal Power Struggle in the Global Elite. • This isn’t just about Ukraine vs. Russia or Trump vs. Biden, it’s about a hidden ruling class maintaining global control. • The real argument isn’t about war strategy, it’s about who ultimately calls the shots in global affairs. • Ukraine’s government is being publicly humiliated because they have failed to fully comply with the pre-determined geopolitical script. 🔥 What’s REALLY happening: • The global power structure is enforcing obedience and submission. • The war is a means of keeping financial and military control intact. • Trump, Obama, Putin,

Lessons from Music – Fia’s “I Am” Fia’s song “I Am” is a powerful anthem of self-acceptance, inner strength, and the limitless potential within each of us. It’s a reminder that when we embrace our true selves, free from external expectations and distractions, we unlock the ability to live authentically and in harmony with life’s flow. One of the key messages in “I Am” is the realization that we are already whole. So often, we seek validation or happiness from the outside world, believing that our worth is defined by others’ opinions or our circumstances. But Fia’s lyrics remind us that everything we need is already within us, we are enough, just as we are. The song also speaks to the idea of stepping into our power and living from a place of self-love and trust. When we recognize our own strength, we become free from the need for approval or attachment to external outcomes. Life becomes less about striving for perfection or battling insecurities, and more about embracing the present moment with gratitude and confidence. Another theme is the balance between surrender and strength. Fia sings about the importance of letting go of the need to control everything, trusting the natural flow of life instead. This surrender isn’t about giving up, but about understanding that peace comes when we align ourselves with life’s rhythm, instead of resisting it. “I Am” reminds us that we are both powerful and at peace, capable of shaping our lives while also flowing with what is. It’s a song about shedding fears, stepping into our light, and living authentically, because, as Fia beautifully puts it, “I am here, I am whole, and I am enough.” In embracing this truth, we find freedom from external distractions and a deeper connection to our inner selves. The power lies within us, waiting to be awakened.