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The author, Miles Mathis, in a piece originally published in 2015 and updated for January 15, 2023, argues that many popular figures, including Taylor Swift, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Miley Cyrus, Billie Eilish, Madonna, Barbra Streisand, and Bette Midler, are part of a fabricated entertainment industry. Mathis suggests Taylor Swift is a gay beard for her partners, including Travis Kelce, and that her popularity and sales numbers are artificially inflated. He claims her music is AI-generated and her singing is lip-synced or heavily autotuned, stating she is tone-deaf. Mathis contends that the recent job cuts at Universal are not due to Biden’s economy, but rather proof of a “revolution in progress” and a rejection of a “predatory economy.”

This “revolution,” according to Mathis, is a widespread boycott of the entire system, not just a lack of disposable income. He claims people are disconnecting from “hospitals, doctors, junk food, TV, Hollywood, gigantic cars and trucks, banks, and the entire interconnected system of spoilage.” He points to downsizing in various sectors like Silicon Valley, Wall Street, Disney, and Amazon as evidence of shrinking revenues, attributing this to a “silent tax revolt.” He believes the IRS expansion is an attempt to counter this by increasing fear and coercion.

The text then discusses the Houthis, claiming they are a fabricated group created by the CIA, similar to Hezbollah, plo, ISIS, and Hamas. Mathis asserts that the leader, Hussein Badr al-Houthi, was likely a computer-generated image and possibly related to Barack Hussein Obama and Ruth Bader Ginsberg. He alleges that the Houthis’ actions, such as attacking ships in the Red Sea, are staged to drive up prices, similar to past fabricated incidents like the Evergreen ship blockage in the Panama Canal. He posits that Iran is controlled by the US, and the perception of an anti-West revolution is a fantasy. Mathis criticizes the “war economy” funded by defense contractors, stating that manufactured wars are necessary for their profits, and that taxpayers only agree to high defense spending when they perceive real conflict, like the Gulf Wars. He questions the authenticity of missile strikes and the belief in deaths of children.

Finally, Mathis references an article from Jim Hoft at The Gateway Pundit about the FAA recruiting individuals with disabilities. He suggests the FAA released this information to scare people away from flying, linking it to the Alaska Airlines incident, which he speculates was an insider investment strategy to tank stock prices. He concludes that the intention is to eliminate air travel for “Gentiles” as part of a larger plan outlined in Bilderberger manifestos and implemented during the Covid response to restrict movement.

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