What’s interesting about imperialism and colonialism is the way weaknesses are exploited to their fullest. Also on a personal level if you are in the colony or vassal state or just in the jungle of jungle law your own personal weaknesses if displayed are a great target. Your own biases, ignorance, knowledge or any part of the compartmental nature of our general being poses a threat to ourselves and others. Rather than looking under every rock or turning as many pages as possible we just don’t know any differently and once our ignorance which is what we understand as true is confirmed brain cells start clanging together and we are doing someone else’s dirty work.
A lot of people are really busy right now going through these very motions. People have done it in the past and it’s like a recipe book that oligarchs can’t put down. Every social media post is the secret sauce and platforms keep it front and centre. The worst part is it becomes about camps and what camp you sit on. If anyone was actually serious about doing anything remotely good for anyone else they would also ‘save’ their own sworn enemies in camp X or camp Y. Yet everyone is dead against the other camp. All that breeds and keeps possible is division. The sole driver of the imperialist machine.
On a personal level people carry these deep conflicts within themselves. Why would people be so keen to keep pressing the same familiar buttons over and over again. Inflect their ideas on other people or think they can sway other people to what people call the truth. It isn’t that truth then is relative but it is personal. So if that is really the case why broadcast it on oligarchs platforms? What is the point? Why the obsessive behaviour? The uncontrollable desire to simply follow an addiction, a behavioural addiction for the lab rats which is sadly most people with an internet connection and a computation device.
derekjamescarter 
Divide et Impera. The events that Huxley hinted at in his ’68 lecture, the ones those listening at the time could not possibly imagine, are now in full bloom. Huxley, unlike his brother Julian, was a humanist, god bless him. Most people perceive this as a road hump, and we will inevitably get over it and move forward. That is precisely what it is not. This is worldwide and synchronized. Just look at the paintings commissioned by the Rothschilds from Cleon Peterson. They had his works all over Paris, including the Eiffel Tower and one of their yachts. This is what the Rothschilds have envisaged. Divide et Impera. Throw the cultures of the world into a tin like a pair of scorpions, heat it up, and shake it. Et voila! It’s so in your face right now, and no one sees it coming. Like so many inflection points of history, they say, “We never saw it coming.” I say bullshit; you just ostracized as “they” criminalized anyone who did. Round and round we go.