Need another analogy? I like the Titanic. It was a perfect example of the blind leading the blind. Most passengers did not believe the warnings, even though they came from the highest-ranking officers aboard. The ship was afloat, the food was served, the band played, and all was deceptively well. But underneath, the hull was filling up with water causing it to reach the point of no return. The giant ship was going to sink. But people refused to believe such a massive liner on her maiden voyage would fall to such a fate, so they kept eating, dancing, and carrying on. How many lifeboats remained empty? It wasn't that there weren't enough to rescue people; people refused to believe they needed to be rescued until it was too late. So they fell into and died in the icy waters that night.
2023 will be a titanic year. The U.S.S. America and many other global vessels have taken on too much water (debt) and begun to sink. The crew (central banks) are trying to patch the holes, but there are too many to count. Meanwhile, they lead the passengers (global citizens) to believe help is on the way to rescue them (great reset), knowing it is simply a trap to get them to jump into the frigid waters themselves without a life preserver, thus sealing their fate.
Some of us were the first to see the carpet slowly saturated with water long ago. We tried warning those officers who could alter course and guide us safely to shore, but they purposely ignored us. They also threatened us and said there was NO water saturating anything. So we went to the passengers, pleading with them to grab some essentials to preserve their lives and sustain them until rescue came, but they mocked us and told us to leave them alone. We were left with no alternative but to take precautions and get out of harm's way ourselves. Few along the way have met up with us seeking the same refuge. But some have, and others will. For that, we're grateful.
For the rest, c'est la vie! Or it was, at least.
