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If the Spanish writer and journalist, Cristina Martín Jiménez, is to be believed, then we are already in the middle of a "third world war". One, where the military is not at the fore but rather the power struggles of the elites to control the citizens via fear and manipulation and censorship.
Her new book The Third World War ("Third World War is already here") illuminates a world where future conflicts and power struggles are already underway. According to Jiménez, the pandemic was only part of this global power struggle for the soul and consciousness of the population. According to the author, the pandemic showed the weaknesses of the economic, social, sanitary and political systems.
Transnational elites
The book circles around the fact that the vast majority of the world's population is not aware that we are all under attack from transnational elites from the financial, technological and political sectors. Our highest freedom, freedom of thought, is under attack because the vast majority still believe in authority and believe that their national government is philanthropic and works to improve the standard of living for all citizens.
The point of the book is that this "third world war" is a constant digital and mental attack on the soul and consciousness of all citizens. Without a single soldier on the street. The big cannon is fired via the mass media and reaches every living room and every member of the family. And it constantly fires messages and messages to the conscious and subconscious to make us surrender and accept the creeping change of reality. According to the author, to weaken our consciousness, our critical sense and inner rebel, to accept the official reality, the official version.
Jiménez talks about various psycho-scenarios, invented realities, which the transnational elite pay the big media groups to preach around the clock. Psycho-scenarios that at the beginning of the covid-19 pandemic in the spring of 2020 play on citizens' fears. And (health) authorities there ask citizens to behave as they say. And stay indoors in their own home prisons. Jiménez repeats that at the beginning of the pandemic, the WHO talked about a scenario where we were all in danger of dying from the virus, if we didn't do exactly what was said. But we are still alive. Was the official truth also the real truth, the book asks – and not just about the pandemic but about everything that the authorities tell us via the mass media.
Guilt
Jiménez talks about something as sensitive as climate change as a scenario and a reality, where citizens' consciousness and morals – guilt – are also attacked. And that we should not eat meat or drive fossil-fueled cars. Or that we have to pay CO2 tax for our company. Certain parts of the measures to mitigate climate change are, according to Jiménez, a gigantic robbery of the world's middle class, whose companies become less competitive or are directly taken over by larger players or the state.
Who owns the new factories that produce synthetic meat? Who owns or acquires the agricultural land? Who owns the technology and sustainable energy?
According to the book, we are bombarded around the clock with direct and indirect information to process and soften our critical sense – to accept the official version – of reality.
That is the real third world war against us: To impoverish and weaken us and make us slaves of the new economic system in a new world order.
Info demi
The book speaks directly of an info-demi. Overload of information that citizens cannot fact-check. And that citizens increasingly find it difficult to distinguish news from fake news.
An example is, according to Jiménez, the WHO, where, according to her studies, the board of its sponsors ranges from global pharmaceutical companies to IT giants. Yet this privately-sponsored organization was the one that declared a pandemic. Jiménez points out that the WHO even employed a private PR firm to clean up its credibility during the pandemic. All part of the third world war and a pressure against the free press. The book calls the pandemic bioterrorism.
The media tells citizens who we should love and who we should hate.
In a section of the book, Cristina Martín Jiménez says that there is an increasing tendency to shame those who dare to say the politically incorrect. The manipulation of our consciousness and values is also done by the media telling citizens who we should love and who we should hate. In that vein, Jiménez says, for example, that the young Swedish environmentalist Greta Thunberg is functional for the politically correct agenda, which, among other things, tells citizens that if they do not adjust and obey the authorities' recommendations – change their lifestyle – then the end of the world is near.
But it must be commented: in several places in the book, Jiménez's criticism is somewhat too predictable – and almost even politically correct in its eagerness to be incorrect.
Transnational elite
In response to questions from MODERN TIMES, Cristina Martín Jiménez writes:
"After the Second World War, the elites in the United States and Europe formed organisms and an economic and political agenda, which have controlled the world since and are still trying to control globalization. There have always been national elites, but for the first time in history we have an extremely powerful transnational elite.
On the other hand, we have China with an impressive technological level, which manifests that they want to be the world's superpower. These transnational elites try to dominate the world, and the world's populations, via various tactics such as the pandemic. It was a created tactic. As climate change also partly is.
These tactics attempt to manipulate and control the emotions of the world's citizens in order to install a new dictatorial world order. A technological totalitarianism, which is only possible today, because the elites have the technology to control the whole world."
