The financial elite prefer modern democracy because it allows them to buy control. With unlimited access to money — created from nothing — they purchase influence over elections, policies, and institutions. Democracy, as it exists today, isn’t about the will of the people, but about manufacturing public consent through control of information and narrative.

Media corporations are owned by the same financial interests that print the money. These outlets shape public perception, reinforcing who is in charge and legitimizing the system that serves elite interests. The people are shown a performance of leadership, not real autonomy.

Power relies on belief. If no one obeyed, their control would dissolve. But people do obey — because they’re conditioned to. The system recruits the most obedient, susceptible individuals, trains them through state employment (like policing), and tasks them with enforcing laws. What is called the “rule of law” is really a psychological framework — once referred to as “inscription magic” — that binds people to abstract ideas like ownership, authority, and duty.

Democracy becomes a story told to children in schools — institutions designed to instill belief in money, property, and work as natural truths. Over time, these concepts are internalized, and people willingly participate in their own subjugation.

This is the foundation of a modern control system that falsely claims to represent freedom. In truth, it functions as a pyramid scheme that extracts life, liberty, and happiness from the many to enrich the few. The police don't uphold justice — they uphold this system of mental and social control, built on carefully crafted illusions.