The Hidden Primary Energy Resource
Energy resources have long been a primary driver behind humanity’s conquest of lands, as well as the imposition of religions, ideals, and moral systems upon others. Most scholars of human history would agree that the majority of wars stem from a complex mix of resource competition, ideological differences, economic ambitions, political power struggles, and social grievances. It is plain to see that physical energy underpins all such conflicts.
Physical energy is readily perceived through the natural senses—sight, sound, smell, touch, and taste. Yet other forms of energy—mental and spiritual, for instance—remain invisible to most. Those who have mastered the manipulation of physical energy, whether through charm or deception, have secured immense advantages. Wealth, political influence, and physical might have long been the most persuasive forces, whether real or merely perceived. Nations across the globe have often followed those who project the most compelling vision of humanity, for better or worse.
In their pursuit of energy, humans have tapped into countless sources across the planet—oil, gas, solar, wind, hydroelectric, nuclear, and more. Most of these sought-after resources are physical in nature. Today, rare-earth elements have become the latest prize for many nations.
From its very inception, however, America’s primary energy resource has been human. The wealthy and powerful, eager to build the nation’s infrastructure, looked to the continent of Africa to obtain this resource. They enslaved countless people for the sole purpose of extracting energy. Their propaganda machines depicted these individuals as subhuman, with the deliberate aim of convincing other nations that their actions were noble and divinely ordained. They boasted of their power and economic prowess to the entire world, and for a time, others believed them. When dissent arose, they resorted to the ultimate physical weapon—nuclear energy—to enforce compliance. Yet seasons change.
The Earth continues to rotate on its axis and orbit the sun without pause. This unceasing motion generates inertia, transforming night into day, winter into summer, and rocks into diamonds.
It would be foolish to believe that energy exists in only one dimension. The gravitational force behind countless phenomena remains elusive even to physics at times. Many things that exist are incomprehensible until we are persuaded to believe in them; if they have not been accepted in the past, people can be led to deny their very existence. This is where those endowed with the power of profound projection gain dominance. This is why I write this blog today.
Contrary to widespread assumptions, there is a specific group of people in America who have been integral to the energy grid—the very catalyst that made the United States the most powerful nation on Earth. There is a profound difference between seeking an energy resource and being one.
Some would have you believe this is a racial matter. That is not true, as neither all Africans nor all Black people belong to this group. Those who possess these unusual abilities remain largely unknown, as the degrees of pressure required to activate them are not fully understood. Nevertheless, individuals who have endured immense physical and mental strain over extended periods often develop mental capacities of which they are unaware. These abilities are forged through sustained personal and generational suffering—both physical and psychological. It is an isometric process.
The constant blare of horns and the flashing lights of deception, long projected upon certain people, have paradoxically strengthened them. When new methods of deceit emerge—such as artificial intelligence—these only reinforce their resilience, much as gravitational pressure transforms sandstone into diamond. They become increasingly sharp, both mentally and physically, under the weight of intensified deceptive forces.
Some, emboldened by years of successful manipulation, are now doubling down on their projections—to their own detriment, of course. These are the ones who have deceived themselves, along with anyone gullible enough to believe them.
Those who have borne the mark of chattel slavery—whether personally or through their lineage—have been endowed with an innate wisdom that prevents them from repeating the wrongs of their oppressors. They have been granted the resolve to make the planet a better home for all its inhabitants. The wise among them have many valuable stories to share.
You can now tell your story—or listen to the stories of others—at www.u9itus.com.
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