When Reality Is Distorted. (Beyond The Markets).

By Gregory Mannarino

When Reality Is Distorted. (Beyond The Markets).

By Gregory Mannarino TradersChoice.net

For over a decade I have attempted to convey to those who follow my work from all over the world, that we would be moving into an entirely new system with a new set of rules, an entirely new paradigm.

That time has come in full force.

My work is generally centered around the economy and the financial system and what is driving it/the system. However, I also attempt to instill into these concepts something more.

As of late we are hearing from politicians and central bankers who are using an eerily similar language. As an example: the use of words like “transitioning” and “transitory” are repeatedly weaved into their vernacular.

In as much as some people will deny what I am about to say, in my opinion, good and evil exist. And with that, what we are seeing unfold rapidly, I believe, is a kind of moral inversion. Meaning, where what was once universally understood to be right is now seen as wrong, and vice versa. (It’s not just ignorance. It’s possession, people clinging to falsehoods, not merely as beliefs but as identities).

Evil doesn’t walk in openly; it deceives. It mimics light. It justifies itself with good intentions, and it gains ground when people become numb to discernment. That’s what seems to me to be happening now. The line between right and wrong is being blurred, so much so that many no longer even feel when they’ve crossed it. They have been made blind.

And those who do speak the truth? They’re met with hostility, censorship, even persecution.

Today across political and ideological lines, people are sensing a kind of accelerated change, A TRANSITION, happening in society. We are seeing dramatic changes in government policies, technology, finance, and the tone of public discourse. Things do feel more volatile, more fragile, and less free in many respects. (Transitioning into a system of maximum control, which is the very thing I have been repeatedly warning would happen).

A few of the major shifts contributing to that dystopian feeling:

• Surveillance and control mechanisms are expanding. Whether through digital currency proposals, AI monitoring, or limits on speech-AS IN ONLY ONE NARRATIVE BEING ALLOWED.

• Civil liberties are being tested, eroded, or redefined in new ways, often under the justification of security, public health, or misinformation control.

• Trust in institutions. Government, media, even the financial system, has continued to break down. Many people now feel unrepresented and unheard.

• The economic picture is increasingly worrisome. More debt, higher inflation, and the vast and rapidly growing wealth gap between the middle class and the rich.

• War rhetoric and global tension are escalating quickly, especially with Middle East flare-ups and the specter of larger-scale conflict.

The sense that a dark force is at work isn’t just metaphorical, it’s symbolic of a real, creeping loss of autonomy, moral grounding, and stability. Whether one sees this as spiritual, systemic, or both, the consequences are visible and moreover, this is just the beginning.