What we’re seeing in our news feeds: arrests, resignations, disasters,

 

What we’re seeing in our news feeds: arrests, resignations, disasters, and dramatic headlines, is being sold as chaos. It's not. It's the public phase of a controlled and highly choreographed operation to eliminate the remaining infrastructure of an elite in the shadow of the post World War II. After the monarchies lost direct control, the new elites realized that wealth, not titles, was the true tool of power. They've built hidden financial avenues, traffic corridors, influence networks and media outlets to maintain that power. These nets have stood strong for decades. They also demanded secrecy and plausible denial. This is the infrastructure we are taking apart now. It's not purely theatrical. Actual events are happening. Plans are delayed. People make mistakes. But make no mistake: there is a strategic line. The operation mixes undercover actions with public revelations. Some arrests have been made quietly under legal authority and inter-institutional coverage; others are now being released in press releases and judicial records. Every public narrative is designed to protect the work in progress while giving the audience a calibrated amount of truth. The goal is two-fold: eliminate the physical and financial nodes of the old system — traffic routes, coverage networks, financial obscurity — and replace them with legal, transparent communications and ways that avoid those criminal chokepoints. The ultimate goal is institutional resilience: a system where the secret cannot reconstruct itself in the old power structure. If you’re confused by the noise, follow the timeline instead of the headlines. The models — synchronized arrests, seizures of assets, concomitant regulatory movements — reveal more than just stories. Time lines never lie. The moment of revelation is chaotic, but the work underlying is deliberate and consequent.