Problem-Reaction-Solution

The key to being able to see the truth through the matrix of lies and myths that exist around us, is understanding why the lies exist.   This requires an understanding of the technique known as Problem-Reaction-Solution.

Governments exist to solve problems.  Governments increase in size and power when new problems arise, which they can then work to solve.  It is not in the interest of governments to actually eliminate problems, because then there would be nothing for them to do.

What if there are no new problems for governments to solve?  They must create the problem, or label something as a problem.  When the public see this new problem, they demand that government solve the problem, and the government willingly obliges by presenting it's solution.

Obviously, it is vital for a government using this technique to keep secret from the public the true cause of the problem.  If the public knew that it was the government itself that created the problem, or that there was no real problem, they would not accept the government's solution.  Problem-Reaction-Solution only works if the truth is concealed from the public.

"The bigger the lie the more inclined people will be to believe it."

- Adolf Hitler

All the lies and myths that surround us today are a smokescreen to stop us seeing that governments are the true cause of most of societies' problems.

Problem-Reaction-Solution: False-Flag Attacks

A brief look at history teaches us that governments have always used Problem-Reaction-Solution to increase their size, power and control, often in the form of false-flag attacks.

The most popular type of false-flag attack is where a government carries out an attack, such as a terrorist attack, against it's own people, then blames it on a foreign enemy.  The public demands the government take action against the apparent perpetrator, and the government willingly obliges by starting a war against their chosen enemy.  Alternatively, a domestic enemy can be blamed and the public will accept a police state, told that it will be the solution to the problem and similar attacks will not occur again.

Sometimes, a government need not carry out the attack itself.  It can provoke and then facilitate an attack carried out by a real enemy, so that it can then justify a declaration of war on the basis that the enemy fired the first shot.

There are even instances where there was no attack at all.  These are known as fabricated attacks.

The truth is concealed from the public, and only emerges years or decades later.
 

The following false-flag, facilitated, or fabricated attacks are now historical facts, documented and admitted, beyond dispute.

• The Burning of Rome, AD64,
• The USS Maine Incident, 1898
• The Assassination of Franz Ferdinand, 1914
• The Sinking of RMS Lusitania, 1917
• The Manchurian Incident, 1931
• The Reichstag Fire, 1933
• The Gleiwitz Incident, 1939
• The Attack on Pearl Harbor, 1941
• Operation Ajax, 1953
• Operation Gladio, 1956-1990
• Operation Northwoods, 1962
• The Gulf of Tonkin Incident, 1964
• The Attack on USS Liberty, 1967
• The Kuwaiti Baby Killings, 1990

The following events are supported by indisputable evidence, but continue to be denied by mainstream politicians and the media.

• The World Trade Center bombing, 1993
• The Oklahoma City bombing, 1995
• The Moscow Apartment bombings, 1999
• The September 11 Attacks, 2001
• The Madrid Bombings, 2004
• The London Bombings, 2005
• The Attack on South Ossetia, 2008

For a brief summary of each of these events, see this page: False-Flag Attacks.



Problem-Reaction-Solution: Wars

Most wars in recent history are examples of Problem-Reaction-Solution on an international scale.

Thee global elite have funded both sides of nearly every war of the last 200 years.  Conflicts are deliberately created, and false-flag attacks used a pretext, by the elite.  Wars generate vast profits for weapons manufacturers and other parts of the military-industrial complex, and serve as a pretext for increased and sustained military and security budgets and police state measures.  Nothing centralizes power like war; having an "enemy image" is vital to those who wish to control society.

But most importantly of all, war creates chaos.  A standard technique of the New World Order is to reshape the world by offering to restore order out of chaos.  In this way, wars are the ultimate use of Problem-Reaction-Solution.

The following wars can all be viewed as instances of Problem-Reaction-Solution.

• The Napoleonic Wars (1803-15)
• World War One (1914-18)
• World War Two (1939-45)
• The Cold War (1949-91)
• The Vietnam War (1964-75)
• The Soviet-Afghan War (1979-89)
• The Afghanistan War (2001-present)
• The Iraq War (2003-present)

For a brief summary of each of these wars in the context of Problem-Reaction-Solution, see this page: Wars.

Problem-Reaction-Solution: Ongoing Examples

Not only one-off events, but deep-rooted, ongoing myths are created and maintained to continuously scare the population and get them to willingly relinquish their liberties in the name of security from manufactured "wars" and "crises". 

• The "Climate Crisis" - there is no climate crisis and human activity has no impact on climate, and yet the myth that carbon dioxide emissions need to be controlled and limited in order to save the Earth has led to the general public begging for governments to act.  Climate taxes and carbon trading systems are being introduced to further the agenda of the global elite, under the myth of being necessary to save the planet.
• The Economic Crisis - the current economic crisis is solely due to the central banking and fractional reserve system, inflating fiat currency to the point where a massive re-allocation of resources is now demanded by the market, and this is causing a recession.  While the necessary market adjustment would be quick if the market were freely allowed to operate, with government bailouts, insurance, massive spending projects and continued inflation, the recession will be long and severe.  The crisis, created by government, is being blamed on free markets, and is being used to justify increased government control of finance and all areas of the economy.
• The "Energy Crisis" - the idea that the world is running out of oil, or any other natural resource, is largely a myth.  There is enough known oil reserves for hundreds of years of energy use.  There is considerable scientific evidence that the fossil fuel theory of oil creation is flawed and that oil is constantly being produced inside the surface of the Earth - the abiogenic theory.  Artificial scarcity and government-granted privileges allow oil companies to manipulate the price of oil. This artificial crisis, along with the "climate crisis" is being used to justify increased government control over resources.
• The "War on Terror"- the dream of any government seeking to increase its power is to have an enemy which is pervasive, not clearly defined, much feared and unable to be defeated.  "Terrorists" refers not to a certain enemy, but to a concept, a method of fighting wars.  The "War on Terror" works even better than the "Cold War" did for generating fear and justifying military spending and military action, spying, and centralized power.  It is largely fake - most major terrorist attacks are inside jobs which have been carried out by governments against their own people.  The biggest attack, which started the "War on Terror", was a clear example of a false-flag: 9/11.
• The "War on Drugs"
• The "War on Guns"