The beast system is a centralized, autocratic, and technocratic mechanism that manipulates ideological factions—whether nationalism, progressivism, religious fundamentalism, or other ideological movements driven by the pursuit of power and influence—to build its infrastructure of control, only to discard them once they are no longer useful. And those who believe they are securing power through it are, in reality, feeding a system that prioritizes dominance of the machinery of empire over any actual loyalty to any community, no matter its aesthetics, beliefs, or values—with the system itself requiring unconditional compliance to centralized authority once it is deeply entrenched over any actual freedom of will—which is sustained by manufactured consent through engineered narratives of false liberation over any kind of authentic sovereignty, dignity, or selfhood.

This pattern is nothing new though; because time and time again, those who help to establish centralized authority mistakenly assume they will retain influence, only to be cast aside once their purpose has been served. So, the real danger is not which ideology wields influence within this system—it’s the system itself, one that thrives on systemic subjugation, technocratic and autocratic surveillance, and the erosion of autonomy, where the only true resistance is refusing to internalize its authority (even while being inside of a world built to enforce it), and also refusing to submit to its ideological conditioning (despite any ideology being able to wear the mask of liberation, hope, truth, and virtue), and then not allowing it to dictate the entire framework of one’s psychological reality (where one must remain psychospiritually open to higher states of awareness that transcends its reach, willing to continuously transform one’s consciousness in order to avoid becoming trapped in static identities that the system chooses to exploit). Because in the end, true defiance of the beast system is not found in choosing one faction over another, even though it might feel like a near impossibility of escaping the psychological pull of any group identity, but it is found in dismantling the psychological and spiritual entrapment that the beast system demands, recognizing that any allegiance to its structure through whatever identity attachment—whether out of fear, ambition, or a false sense of security or belonging—only strengthens its hold.

This means that the system doesn’t rely on brute force alone in order to maintain its hold; because its greatest weapon is the illusion of choice, presenting a carefully curated set of opposing ideologies, each claiming to be the path to liberation, justice, or truth, all the while, in reality, they are all extensions of the same mechanism of imperialistic beastial domination. But whether it’s through the promise of progress, the call to tradition, or the seductive pull of ideological purity in any shape or form, each faction becomes a vessel for the system’s expansion, unknowingly working to secure its dominance, where the battle between these ideologies serves a single purpose: to keep the masses engaged in a never-ending conflict, ensuring that they remain too distracted to perceive the underlying architecture that is shaping their collective fate of being prisoners of a system that thrives on the illusion of self-determination, empowerment, or sovereignty. And as long as individuals completely define themselves through these unmalleable identities of allegiance, believing that their chosen side holds the key to freedom, justice, or salvation, without ever leaving any room for seeing themselves outside of those identities, they will remain cogs in a machine that does not truly serve them, which is a machine that extracts their energy, shapes their perceptions, and conditions them to see only the surface of things while the real beastial, archonic, and inhuman architects that orchestrate the soul-draining enslavement of humanity remain unseen.

And taken further, one could say that there is an underlying program beneath reality, where when the consolidation of power in any form reaches a critical threshold, it no longer functions as a means to serve the people but as an apparatus to control them. And it is here that we see the unseen algorithm of the beast system in full effect beneath the surface of reality, which is an ever-adapting, self-preserving structure that assimilates whatever ideological movement, cultural shift, social order, or technological advancement that best serves its continued dominance, for it does not favor any particular group or belief; it only favors control. Because of this, while people fight to uphold their chosen narratives of allegiance, convinced that they are shaping history or steering destiny, they fail to see that history itself is being written by something far beyond them, which is something that ensures that no matter who rises or falls, the underlying beastial system of domination remains intact. This is why every so-called revolution, every political shift, and every ideological crusade, regardless of its initial intentions, ultimately reinforces the very machine it seeks to dismantle. And until people awaken to the deeper mechanism at play—one that extends far beyond mere politics, culture, ideology, or governance—they will remain bound to an illusory struggle, mistaking their role as pawns for that of the players who direct the game.