Biden's Black Suit

The Devil is in the Details

Public Image

Presidents have teams of people dedicated to crafting their public image. Every choice is carefully calculated, from the color and sheen of a necktie to the shine (or lack thereof) on their wingtips. Other events call for a casual appearance with dress shirt collars flared open and shirt sleeves rolled up just below their elbows - as if they were about to tackle some common household plumbing project.

It’s in these baby-kissing moments that we are supposed to find these public figures relatable - the kind of guy John Q. Public might “have a beer with”.

You and I both know we’re not having a beer with any of these people. Ever.

In other instances, their look is quite the opposite - their dress, impeccable. Suit by Hugo Boss or Armani, it’s tailored in the European fashion, fit for international jaunts across the Atlantic. Another crowd, another mask to don.

Point being, these public figures do not dress themselves. They do not decide for themselves what they wear, what they say or where they go. These decisions are made by committees, poll watchers and social engineers.

I’m sure that’s no great revelation to anyone who understands Public Relations or has even watched the movie “Wag the Dog”. Every move, every tie, every appearance is meticulously orchestrated.

So why, during the Trump/Biden debate, did Biden wear a black suit?

The Black Suit

If you’re trying to make an old man appear older, a frail man appear sicker, or a white man appear whiter, you can hardly do more than put him in a black suit.

It’s simply not a good look. Who doesn’t know this?

Certainly, Biden’s Public Relations team knows this. His wardrobe specialists, I guarantee, know this. Basic Style 101 dictates that you never put a pale old white guy in a black suit - unless it’s his last suit at his very last appearance - before someone closes the lid.

So, What Does It Mean?

The Black Suit, I posit, is a harbinger of change - a signal that a changing of the guard is imminent.

I must disclose that I have only a distant, morbid curiosity about politics at this point in my life. The fact that, out of a population of 340 million people, these two clowns are the best we can muster should be a glaring red flag to anyone that something is afoot with elections.

Do these public figures really matter or do we just need stand-ins for things we once believed in? Someone to praise when we get what we want; someone to point the finger at when we don’t.

Crafting a Narrative

I focus on the Black Suit here just to illustrate a point: there are no random, innocuous events when it comes to the public/private partnership that runs the west.

In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way.

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Just as costuming moves a story along in theatre, so did Biden’s suit help to advance a narrative planned far in advance.

Biden’s suit was a mere costume in the theatre that was the “debate”. His character is exiting the stage, as the script dictates, to make way for a more preferential candidate and we, the audience, are being steered by media to believe it’s an organic move.

The hour-long debate assured that Biden would appear at his worst when it “really mattered”. Of course, he stumbled through his words, as usual. He lost his train of thought. He “ended Medicare.” But none of that is new - he’s been acting that way for years… Yet, shockingly, his most ardent supporters remain resolute in their backing of his Presidency, despite his frequent blunders.

Now that the overarching script dictates a new actor take the stage, those who unconditionally support Biden have become inconvenient. In order for the audience to accept this transition to the new candidate, something must finally shake those voters’ confidence enough to sway them toward another candidate without alienating them from the party.

The stage managers have been given their orders:

Make Biden appear as frail, old, and white as possible. Draw the spotlight on “his issues” until even the dullest dupe can no longer deny his incompetency. Afterward, instantaneously flip the media script and cue every channel, in unison, to cry out for his removal.

Dim the lights and cue the narrator: “It can’t be helped. It’s the right thing to do. It’s the only humane way forward.”

Shine the spotlight on a new face…

Who will it be? Will it be Gavin Newsom? Michael Michelle Obama? RFK? It really doesn’t matter, as long as the audience stays tuned and never peeks behind the curtain.

“If voting made any difference, they wouldn’t let us do it.”

Mark Twain

No Coincidences

Everything does, indeed, happen for a reason and to a predetermined end - and I’m not talking about God here, just those people who wish to lord over us.

They’ve spelled out their agenda in black and white, but it’s not advertised on mainstream media and no one would believe it if it were. It’s too vast to seem possible, anyway - too lofty and evil a goal to seem plausible.

But who hasn’t heard it?

They told you what they’re going to do and everyone heard it. It’s repeated sarcastically, even mockingly. Most people laugh at this ridiculous concept while, under their very noses, it’s happening.

Most traumatic shifts in history do not happened all of the sudden. If they did, people would actually revolt. No, they happen incrementally. That’s what makes them possible.

Once you recognize where we’re headed, it’s possible to follow the steps along the way. When you know where a path leads, the steps to the goal seem obvious.

On the other hand, if you don’t understand where the trail is headed, the steps seem random and disconnected. Events seem arbitrary and coincidental. Things “just happen” and we let them, unquestioningly.

But what if all of these random things were puzzle pieces in a larger plan? What if we are just too close to see the forest for the trees?

Let’s back up and look at things from a new angle.

Insurance

Everyone knows that insurance rates are skyrocketing. Conveniently, “Climate change” has created weather disasters that have forced insurance companies to crack down on areas that are disaster prone. I won’t even get into how insurance has been impacted by all the excess deaths among working-aged people (usually insured working-aged people) since 2021…

Regardless, all these insurance payouts add up, which means that insurance companies are cutting policies to stay rich afloat.

Just a brief aside - look at all those cow farts suspended above our house!!! Nothing to see here, folks.

Sorry. Back to insurance.

Regardless of the reasons insurance companies give for cutting policies, the result is higher insurance costs for many and no insurance at all for some. The number of uninsured people is growing in every region. It’s a problem.

Look down the road. Where does this lead? Since you can’t have a mortgage without insurance and most folks have mortgages, this means that fewer people (if any) will own homes.

Instead, they’ll rent.

And from whom will they rent? We’ll get there.

Real Estate

I’ve been talking about the real estate bubble for a few years. To recap, Covid lockdowns meant more people were working from home. Some still are. Meanwhile, people working from home means offices spaces are empty or below target occupancy. Empty office spaces means no one is paying rent on those office buildings so the property owners are losing their shirts.

A lot of those commercial properties are heavily leveraged, meaning the owners have taken out loans against their property’s inflated value - loans that are now coming due. Aside from the fact that their property’s value has plummeted, the property owners can’t afford to refinance their real estate loans at the new higher interest rates. Put simply, they’re in a bind and they need to sell fast. But to whom?

Enter Private Equity.

These “private equity” folks used to be called “Internationalists” back in Henry Ford’s day. They’re not new. They’re mega-firms like BlackRock, Vanguard and State Street and they’re scooping up commercial properties cheap. In some cases, they’re buying whole neighborhoods and paying way under market value for them.

Many of those urban properties were already losing value before Covid due to the homeless/drug camp infestation that began surrounding them. Think Portland, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Los Angeles, and so many others.

These camps continue to impact office spaces, as well as retail and residential, in a growing number of urban areas. Is it a coincidence that city officials in these areas refuse to enforce vagrancy laws? Is it a coincidence that prosecutors refuse to prosecute drug crimes? What are the odds that those lawmakers and public officials are reliant on those same aforementioned equity firms for contributions to their campaigns?

Don’t attribute to stupidity what is better attributed to malice.

The effect of allowing lawlessness has forever changed most urban landscapes, decimated cities and, coincidentally, caused real estate values to plummet.

Meanwhile, who benefits from the declining real estate values?

The private equity firms who are buying those failing properties on the cheap - the same private equity firms who will be renting you your next apartment.

Again, you’ll own nothing…. Meanwhile, they’ll own everything.

Agenda 21

Agenda 21 is a real plan with benchmarks for its achievement. You’ve no doubt heard of Agenda 2030. Agenda 2030 is a benchmark along the way to the fulfilment of Agenda 21 (Agenda for the Twenty-First Century).

The Agenda’s goals include, but are certainly not limited to, things like Digital Identification; tracking and reducing everyone’s “Carbon Footprint” via tracking purchases and travel; monitoring and taking inventory of every natural resource and who has access to it (including natural areas, water wells, rainwater, wildlife, etc.).

The plan delves deeply into every aspect of our lives. I remind you, we’re supposed to be free, remember? It’s an invasive plan, to say the least, with many off-shoots.

The overarching plan is incredibly huge, making it seemingly impossible to achieve so no one really pays attention. Yet, it’s being achieved the same way “You’ll Own Nothing and Be Happy” is being achieved.

Let’s look at the steps.

Right Under Our Noses

Digital ID

Every time a shoplifter runs out of a store - or, better yet, a flash mob of thieves - we get one step closer to having to scan our palms or irises to enter a store. Every time a cyber hack occurs, we get one step closer to needing a Digital ID to log onto the internet for any reason.

I’m not claiming those petty shoplifters are playing an intentional role in the scheme to install a total surveillance system. A pawn doesn’t need to understand what it’s doing to be effective. If you tell a person of low moral character that he can get away with amoral behavior, his future actions will be very predictable.

Remove the threat of consequences and bad actors will always act badly. Pawns are not complex. Just as in chess, pawns are useful and plentiful and they serve a purpose. Their actions benefit someone - just not us.

The bars of our collective prison are being installed “for our protection” in response to events like shoplifting. The people will demand it.

Similarly, the problem of “climate disaster” pushes forward other solutions, as I illustrated earlier regarding insurance and the real estate moguls who benefit downstream. When people lose their home, they will demand housing: Enter the 15 Minute City. The infrastructure of these cities is already being built.

When people lose their jobs due to the increasingly failing economy, they will demand more assistance: Enter UBI (Universal Basic Income) in the form of CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency), a completely controllable and trackable payment system.

In the face of such hardship, people demand government solutions, crying “Something must be done!”. They demand the bars of their own prison simply because they fail to connect the dots, refusing to recognize relationships between events.

Once you see it, you cannot un-see it.

I could not care less about the debate or what figurehead is assigned to move the plan forward. The plan is unfolding at a more rapid pace than before, but still slowly enough that folks with their eyes shut still will not notice. They’re frogs in the boiling pot.

Gary Larson Understood

Digital Identification and tracking your every move may not happen in your lifetime, but it will probably happen in your child’s lifetime. It’s that close. Imagine a government that controls every purchase you make, every mile you travel (and whether you’re allowed the Carbon Credits to do so), monitors every bite you eat and every word you say. It’s already here and it’s tendrils are growing.

You can slow it by paying attention. Notice, not just where things are, but where they are headed. Notice the little details - the things that don’t quite make sense - and stop attributing them to miscalculations or a politician’s ignorance.

They are not the ones who are ignorant.

I encourage you to watch Rosa Koire’s interview with Spiro Skouras to get a better understanding of how Agenda 21 is already affecting you. Once you understand where we are going, you’ll see coincidence through a fresh set of eyes.