It might already be too late—by the time everybody else wakes up.

So there’s more proof of the clashes showing that the world will no longer be run by superpowers like America. Instead, it will be run by the World Economic Forum’s shareholders and stakeholders—groups like BlackRock and people like Bill Gates.

This has been in the works for decades, and I think it’s already happening—they’re just letting us know now. What bothers me is how people are so nonchalant about everything, while the powers that be are literally driving us down the toilet. We’ve just been looking the other way, arguing about basic necessities, immigration, transportation—all these distractions designed to keep us occupied.

For years, it’s been a divisive tactic. How many people do you know who would rather drown themselves than admit they were wrong—even if their own family members look like strangers in their own country? It’s easy to blame the people at the very top, but the truth is we’ve allowed it.

What scares me is that I don’t think it’s going to get any better. I really believe some people are so committed to being “right” that they would rather die than admit they’ve been wrong. Going back to what I said in a video earlier: a friend of mine—who used to argue with me about this for years—is now on board with the plan, and that’s kind of scary. For 10 years, he fought against this idea, and now he’s saying it makes sense.

I don’t want to cross that line into hopelessness, but also—how many people are just sitting back? At first, it might look like a benefit: maybe you’re not working two jobs anymore, maybe you’re getting $2,000 a month. But eventually that becomes $1,715, then the costs go up, and soon the money you have is gone every single month. Your account just gets drained.

And I’m concerned it might already be too late—by the time everybody else wakes up.