Using a North Korea hypothetical to model our situation.

To simplify terms in this thread I'm just going to use the following terms: Cabal (bad guys occupying Earth), Reptilian army (bad guys mostly in this part of the galaxy), federation (good guys), captive isbes (us).

Everything that's happening does seem to lead to a game of dominoes, with the Reptilian army trying to hold tightly their territory and the federation trying to break Reptilian grip. The federation has broken the reptilian's direct access, but the cabal's remnant officials are still within the planet, willing to sacrifice the territory for the more precious resource it contains - the isbes. The Reptilian army is hoping to ride out the insurgent attempt from the federation rather than forcing their army out. The cabal's remnants inside Earth are hoping to ride out the insurrection, by keeping the isbes in a sort of confused loyalty. The federation was able to bring its military to surround the Earth, but is still pushing for an insurrection from within.

Now to consider a scenario that I feel like is fitting to our current exopolitics, I'm going to use a similar Earth scenario to help visualize the situation. To simplify, I will now refer to the Cabal as Pyonyang or the Kim administration, Earth as North Korea, the Federation as South Korea, and the China Cabal as the reptilian army. Again, I'm not referring to all of China, because China itself is a very big country with a lot of influences and beliefs. For that instance I'll just stick to "China Cabal" So to go with this visualized hypothetical scenario.

South Korea has begun its plot to free North Korea. They do not want to storm Pyonyang because of the incidental damage it will do, killing a great deal of the North Koreans in the process (or losing them to NK basically). The South Koreans are also not going up against the China Cabal directly because although its possible they will have many countries in their support, they know that it will be a very difficult exchange that will just lead once again to many lives lost and a lot of collatoral damage. So what South Korea has managed to do instead is to cut off all China Cabal influence on NK by occupying the entire stretch from the Yalu and Tumen rivers up to Heaven Lake between them (the general NK / China border). Pyonyang is cut off but still retaining potential nuclear weapons and the like. Now because of this cutoff, the Kim administration has decided to forego their harsher punishments such as executing several generations for watching korean dramas. But instead, the Kim administration pushes a bigger media campaign, trying to make the North Koreans forget the actual history of their force, suggesting that the North Koreans can leave the country if they could just manage to build a car good enough to traverse its roads, when in fact the administration is prepared to sabotage any vehicle the NKs use to attempt in doing so. The Kim Administration knows that if they spend enough time stalling in this way, the South Koreans will run out of military resources. Meanwhile, the South Koreans are attempting to sway the North Koreans with just enough resources to perform a soft Coup. If the North Koreans reach enough subversive supplies, and just enough direction, it is possible that in a very crucial moment, they will band together quickly and become a force for Pyonyang to reckon with.

This is the sort of political situation I am visualizing when I try to understand the situation for Earth that farsight describes. Thoughts?

i think you forgot one point there, South Korea was captured by Pyonyang and are now working with them.

Tazz, you have written a very interesting and plausible parallel.
Courtney

With some of the recent videos from Farsight, I decided to take this analogy a little further. Again, I appreciate any confirmation or correction from anyone if I'm on track or way off.

The South Koreans are not really supplying the North Koreans with direct weaponry. That's too cumbersome. It's hard to smuggle, it's expensive to plot. And any evidence leading directly to the South Koreans will lead to a much bigger war.

However: What they can do is supplant bits of information inside of regular things. For example, the North Koreans are already smuggling in South Korean dramas. Why not throw into the mix a few random clips that explains how to build their own artillery. How about little escape routes through the border. How about some deviant philosophies. The South Koreans know that most North Koreans will not catch on as to what this all means and how to apply it, but all that's needed is a critical mass that does adapt. The South Koreans also know that even if Pyonyang knows about all these hidden messages, the war does not escalate so long as there isn't a smoking gun as to whom exactly supplanted the messages.

Because Pyonyang is aware that these smuggled dramas have been growing in popularity, despite their efforts to curb it with punishment, the Kim Administration has decided to step up their strategy and implement their own illegal "dramas." It doesn't take very much effort to note what media comes from which source. While the Kim Administration has taken great efforts to make their media sleek and entertaining, you can always tell that it never goes against the narrative (for example: everyone in their "illegal drama" shows have haircuts that are the approved length and styles). The Administration has also implemented laws in which one not only gets punished for smuggled material, but how deviant the material is from their approved criminal element. This motivates the smugglers to at least curb their content to match the more "approved but illegal smuggled content"

The play becomes superfluous. Because it becomes hard to tell what's all happening, deviance becomes the goal. Even if it's of a random anarchic nature at times, you can bet that the more residents are deviating, the harder it is to control. You can also bet that those who want Korean freedom are the ones encouraging everyone to deviate (because why would anyone controlling you encourage your deviation)

The Kim Administration knows this play as well, so again they mirror the South Koreans with their own plot. They create competing parties, and they glamorise "rebel" members of society whom wear haircuts that are extremely different. Some of these "haircut deviants" get punished severely and Pyonyang ensures they become famous martyrs to a cause. They might even throw in a feeble attempt at suppression. Others get vindicated. It's all a creation of the Administration, the people lucky enough to get on the vindication side are just luck of the draw. And so here you will have a whole bunch of North Koreans thinking the fight is all about getting their "haircut freedoms" when it's all a stupid cover.

Allright just to pull this analogy back into our modern world.
*The "rebel haircuts" represents the gender and race debates - even identity politics vs non-identity.
*The smuggled South Korean dramas represent Remote viewing, paranormal exposure, and free will exits by legalese for example.
*The "approved smuggled dramas" represent many channelers, modern day "miraculous healers" or celebrity psychics, probably many magicians as well.
*The more "deviant" variety of dramas which fetch a higher punishment could be media for militias You'll notice how anything that can be spun as a "domestic terrorist" is much more demonized then a reformed criminal, even if the reformed criminal committed much greater atrocities then the "domestic terrorist" (someone spreading pamphlets for example, rather than someone that was in for murder)

I'll continue to use this analogy because I feel like it can draw parallels that will help clearly define the matter.

I hope that all made sense. Thanks.