Big Banking… Big Medicine… And The Rise Of The Great Reset

The Hidden History of Global Control

Throughout history, those who crave power have displayed the same disdain for liberty. Whether monarchs, dictators, or modern technocrats, tyrants see individual rights not as a safeguard of human dignity but as an obstacle to control.

This reality explains why governments, even those claiming to serve the people, often bring harm instead. To understand why, we must recognize two truths: the persistent nature of evil and the priceless value of liberty, defended in documents like the Bill of Rights. Freedom is the barrier tyrants must dismantle before they can exercise unchecked rule.

The modern world’s struggle with government overreach, corporate power, and international institutions is not a coincidence. These crises represent the culmination of more than a century of planning by what many describe as a globalist cabal—a network of financiers, industrialists, and political operatives who tightened their grip on finance, medicine, intelligence, and governance.

To understand today’s pressures toward global control, we must trace their historical roots and follow the steady march toward centralization.

The Birth of Modern Tyranny: 1910–1921

The early 20th century saw the foundation of what would become the global control system. In 1910, the Carnegie Foundation commissioned the Flexner Report, a document that reshaped medical education in America.

While framed as reform, the report dismantled traditional and holistic medicine, clearing the path for the Rockefeller family to monopolize medicine through pharmaceuticals. This marked the beginning of a medical system rooted in corporate profit rather than patient health.

Meanwhile, powerful banking families were shaping a new financial order. Led by the Rothschilds, Paul Warburg, and their U.S. allies, these financiers sought a system that would give them permanent control over money itself. By 1913, their vision became reality: the Federal Reserve was born.

With its creation came the institutionalization of fractional reserve banking, a practice long seen as fraudulent. The Federal Reserve gained the ability to manipulate monetary policy, fuel Wall Street speculation, and most importantly, finance wars. Inflation became the hidden tax on ordinary Americans, while elites protected their wealth through trusts, foundations, and insurance-based tax shelters.

In 1921, another crucial piece was set in place. The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) emerged as a private club where bankers, industrialists, and intellectuals could quietly craft U.S. foreign and domestic policy. Though branded as a think tank, the CFR functioned as a shadow government, shifting America away from sovereignty and toward globalism.

The Intelligence Arm of Global Control

World War II provided the perfect excuse to expand these networks into intelligence. In 1942, the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) was created, which evolved into the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in 1947 under Allen Dulles.

Though publicly tasked with defending America, the CIA became a covert tool for global dominance. It oversaw drug markets, staged coups in sovereign nations, and perfected propaganda through projects like MK-Ultra.

Simultaneously, economic institutions took shape to extend financial domination across the globe. In 1944, the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) were established, soon followed by the United Nations in 1945. Though marketed as engines of peace and cooperation, these bodies created a system of control through debt.

Nations desperate for development funds were handed loans designed to fail. When they defaulted, leaders faced a choice: surrender sovereignty or risk assassination. The same control the Federal Reserve exercised over individuals now played out on an international stage.

The March Toward One-World Governance

After the war, elite networks doubled down on unification efforts. Henry Kissinger used Harvard’s International Seminar in 1951 to cultivate young globalist leaders, many backed by CIA front organizations. In 1954, the Bilderberg Group was born, an annual gathering of politicians, bankers, and industrialists plotting behind closed doors. European unification and supranational governance were their early goals.

Though these efforts were secretive, President John F. Kennedy’s public warnings about secret societies rang alarm bells. His assassination in 1963, still shrouded in controversy, marked for many the moment the globalist agenda surged forward without resistance.

The decades that followed saw milestone victories for centralization. In 1971, the United Nations admitted Communist China, a move orchestrated by Kissinger and George H.W. Bush to open the global market. That same year, Klaus Schwab, a Kissinger protégé, launched the World Economic Forum (WEF). The WEF became the venue where corporate and political elites could openly coordinate strategies for global governance.

By 1974, Kissinger authored National Security Study Memorandum 200, which explicitly advocated population reduction as official U.S. foreign policy. In the 1980s, the CIA’s drug trafficking fueled domestic crises while Big Pharma’s experiments left populations harmed. By the 1990s, trade deals like NAFTA dismantled national economies in favor of global markets. Patriotism was reframed as extremism, and dissenters were pushed to the margins.

The Rise of Tech Oligarchs

By the 1990s, the digital revolution created new opportunities for control. Through the WEF’s Young Global Leaders program, the next generation of power brokers was groomed to dominate technology, medicine, and governance.

Bill Gates emerged as a central figure. After establishing himself in software, he pivoted toward biotechnology and philanthropy. His “charitable” endeavors increasingly involved vaccines, genetic engineering, and population control initiatives dressed as humanitarian aid.

Jeff Bezos followed suit. After attending the WEF in 1998, he expanded Amazon from books to the world’s dominant retail and surveillance platform. Big Tech soon merged with Big Government, blurring the lines between commerce and intelligence gathering.

Crisis as Pretext: 9/11 to the Great Reset

The attacks of September 11, 2001, ushered in a new phase. Officially blamed on hijackers armed with box cutters, the attacks nonetheless produced a sweeping transformation of society.

The Patriot Act legalized mass surveillance, endless wars drained national resources, and destabilized regions sent waves of migration across the world. Each crisis conveniently advanced the global agenda: less freedom for citizens, more control for elites.

The 21st century saw the rise of explicit slogans like The Great Reset and Build Back Better. These initiatives promised global renewal but demanded destruction of the old order first. The world was told civilization itself must be dismantled before populations could accept centralized corporate rule as salvation.

The New Front: Digital Currency

Today’s frontline in the battle for freedom is digital finance. Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are marketed as efficient and modern, but they represent the final step toward total financial surveillance. With CBDCs, every transaction can be tracked, restricted, or shut off by central authorities. A unified global currency, controlled by unelected technocrats, would end economic sovereignty once and for all.

The IMF now champions this cause, citing crises like the war in Ukraine to justify radical changes. Special Drawing Rights (SDRs), reserve instruments created in 1969, are being promoted as the foundation of a new global economy.

Unlike national legislatures, the IMF answers to no voters. By operating outside of democratic systems, it consolidates authority into the hands of global financiers. Each crisis brings us closer to a world where freedom is traded for managed stability under international rule.

Our Battle for Freedom

Looking back over the past century, a clear pattern emerges. From the Federal Reserve to the CIA, from the CFR to the IMF, from pharmaceutical monopolies to digital currencies, the campaign for global control has been systematic and relentless. Sovereign nations have been weakened, individual liberties curtailed, and crises manipulated to expand centralized power.

Yet there is reason for hope. Around the world, independent journalists, researchers, and grassroots movements are raising awareness. Their voices, though often censored, remind people that liberty is never preserved by accident. It requires vigilance, courage, and resistance. The Founding Fathers once faced down centralized tyranny; today’s generation faces its own test.

History offers one unshakable truth: tyranny thrives when free people remain passive, but it collapses when they resist. The question before us now is whether this generation will choose submission or stand boldly in defense of liberty.

Source: https://www.offthegridnews.com/financial/big-banking-big-medicine-and-the-rise-of-the-great-reset/