Wild Minds Weekly: Another Conspiracy Truth
Hello friends,
You've been called a conspiracy theorist.
You've been told you're crazy.
You've been told to trust the institutions and the government.
And you may even have been called a bad person for holding the views you hold about what's going on in the world, the mainstream agenda, 'social justice', and 'cimate change'.
I’m sure you’ve noticed by now, but there's a pattern emerging. What was once dismissed as conspiracy theory is becoming known as fact.
In the latest example that I’ve come across, Nicole Shanahan — ex-wife of Google founder Sergey Brin - has come out in an interview and said it straight: all the wives of the tech mafia, very busy women carrying a ton of social guilt about what their husbands’ products and companies are doing to the world, are being manipulated and conscripted to fund the propagation of the Great Reset agenda through “climate change” and “social justice.”
Now it's important to remember that this is the word of one wealthy and influential woman and should be viewed through the same questioning lens that you apply to all public figures. But it's very telling that someone who has first-hand experience in these elite circles is confirming publicly what you and I have been thinking for years.
For those who are freshly down the rabbit hole, what is the Great Reset?
Klaus Schwab (founder of the WEF) and then-Prince Charles introduced it, right after the start of the COVID lockdowns, with the slogan “The Great Reset” and the explicit goal to use the COVID crisis as a “rare but narrow window of opportunity” to “reimagine” and “reset” capitalism, governance, and society.
The WEF’s official three core components are:
- Steer the market toward “fairer outcomes” (often summarised as “stakeholder capitalism” instead of shareholder capitalism).
- Ensure investments advance “shared goals” such as equality and sustainability (ESG scoring, net-zero mandates, etc.).
- Harness the “innovations of the Fourth Industrial Revolution” (AI, digital ID, biotech, smart cities, etc.) for the “public good.”
Their most infamous public line (still on the WEF website and videos in 2020–2021) was: “You’ll own nothing, and you’ll be happy.”
What is pushed under the guise of climate change, social justice, and the improvement of people’s lives is really just a Trojan horse for policies that will suffocate your personal freedoms — exactly the Great Reset many of us have been talking about for years.
Scary stuff. But we won't live in fear.
So what can you actually do about it?
For starters, you need to establish your food security. Whoever controls your food controls you and the health and well-being of your family.
How do you do that? You source your food from local farmers, support local businesses, and help create community sovereignty. A community that can provide for itself cannot be controlled from the outside.
But the key is community — you will not be able to do this by yourself. There are far too many skills required in a functioning society for any one person to learn them all and do them alone. And even if you somehow managed to build a system that was 100% self-sufficient (extremely, extremely difficult), you would then just become a slave to that system, living a lifestyle that is worse than the one you left behind.
So it seems pretty clear to me that the path forward is decentralised communities built around regenerative, organic permaculture and agriculture as the foundation, and then building up in complexity from there.
The first step is dead simple: find a small-scale local farmer you’re happy to support and start buying all your food from them. Many of these farmers ship country-wide, but it’s even better if you go meet them, pick up the food yourself, and build a real relationship. That way, you know exactly how your food is grown and handled, and they get to know you and can adjust their offerings to best suit your needs.
If you don’t have a local farmer near you, then it might be time for you to become one.
And if you’re already inclined that way, the first thing you need is access to land. That doesn’t have to mean buying — renting, leasing, farm-sharing, or partnering with an existing farmer who needs help or wants to expand into new areas all work. Whatever path you choose, it is absolutely clear that the future we actually want lies not in the hands of the billionaires or corporations, but in the hands of a little farmer.
So how do you find these people? How do you start moving in that direction and connect with others who are doing the same?
That’s exactly why we created Wild Minds Network.
Come build the future with us.
To your freedom,
Rob
Wild Minds Community
PS. Click here for the interview with Nicole Shanahan I mentioned at the start
https://x.com/nomadiclifter/status/1997643839738167450?s=20
https://x.com/nomadiclifter/status/1997643839738167450?s=20
