Collapsing of the Old 3D System Structures

 

The Dissolution of the Old 3D System Structures

What we call the collapse of the old system is, in essence, a process where old, artificially sustained structures of control lose their power source because their foundations prove to be empty.

A system that relied on debt, an information monopoly, and centralisation is bursting at the seams before our very eyes.

Here are three concrete, tangible examples from the global arena showing that the old blueprint is leaving for good:

1. The Dethroning of the Petrodollar and the Birth of a Multipolar Financial System

For decades, the foundation of the old system was dollar dominance backed by the oil trade (the petrodollar), allowing money to be printed with impunity without any backing in real matter.

• The Dissolution: This monopoly has just collapsed. The massive shift of Global South nations (including the BRICS countries) away from dollar settlements in favour of national currencies and gold is a powerful blow to the heart of the old financial system.

• The New Blueprint: The world is transitioning to a system based on hard assets, commodities, and decentralised settlement technologies. The old financial pyramid is losing its footing in reality.

2. The Implosion of the Mainstream Information Monopoly

The old system controlled collective perception through a few centrally managed news agencies and television stations.

• The Dissolution: The awakening of consciousness has led to a mass exodus of viewers and readers away from traditional media, which are recording historic drops in trust and viewership. Censorship algorithms, though still aggressive, cannot keep up with the organic flow of truth.

• The New Blueprint: Information architecture has undergone complete decentralisation. Independent creators, platforms based on free speech, and direct peer-to-peer information exchange mean that the central propaganda apparatus has lost its ability to manage humanity through narrative.

3. The Awakening of Food and Health Sovereignty Against Corporations

For years, the old system built human dependency on global supply chains, processed toxic food (designed in laboratories to hit the bliss point), and a centralised medical system.

• The Dissolution: Top-down regulations, attempts to monopolise agriculture, and the forcing of artificial food substitutes have triggered massive, global resistance. The farmer movements in Europe and around the world are not just economic protests—they are a profound rebellion against the destruction of the natural order.

• The New Blueprint: People are returning to their roots en masse—creating local cooperatives, reclaiming energy independence, and, most importantly, transitioning to clean, natural nutritional blueprints. The awareness that a clean body is a sovereign body cuts the old system off from its greatest fuel: human weakness and disease.

Connecting the Dots: The old system is not collapsing with an external bang—it is crumbling from within because people stop feeding it with their attention, their money, and their energy. When you refuse to participate in the illusion (whether financial, informational, or nutritional), the old system simply ceases to exist in your space.

The Statistics of Change

1. The Collapse of the Petrodollar and the Rise of BRICS (Data: IMF)

The most important indicator of the health of the old financial system is the status of the US Dollar (USD) as the world's primary reserve currency.

• Hard Data (IMF COFER): According to official data from the International Monetary Fund (reports from the turn of 2025/2026), the dollar's share of global central bank foreign exchange reserves has fallen to 56.7% (with a historic 30-year low of 56.3% recorded in Q2 2025). By comparison, in 2001, this share stood at nearly 73%.

• The Strength of BRICS: IMF data shows that the expanded BRICS bloc already accounts for nearly 44% of global GDP measured by purchasing power parity (PPP). This group has officially overtaken the G7 nations (whose share has fallen below 30%, whereas in 1990 it was over 51%). More than 40 countries have expressed a desire to settle trade (including commodities) bypassing the dollar, physically dismantling the old monopoly.

2. The Implosion of Traditional Media (Data: Reuters Institute)

The outflow of people from central information apparatuses is measurable and drastic. This is confirmed by the latest global Reuters Institute Digital News Report.

• Decline in Viewership and Circulation: Engagement metrics for traditional TV news in mature markets (such as the UK or USA) are seeing steady declines of 10–15% year-on-year. Average weekly contact with traditional TV news in many European countries has fallen below 50%.

• A Catastrophic Lack of Trust: Global trust in traditional mainstream media remains at a critically low level—averaging just 40%.

• The Flight to Independent Creators: Among those under the age of 35, readership of the printed press has dropped below 20%. A staggering 34% of young audiences state that they get their news directly from independent creators, influencers, and decentralised video platforms (e.g., YouTube, Substack, podcasts), completely bypassing official media institutions.

3. The Turn Towards Food Sovereignty and Locality

The rebellion against corporate food control and top-down climate regulations hitting agriculture has moved from theory onto the streets and into the economic choices of consumers.

• The Massive Scale of Protests: The scale of agricultural protests in Europe (including France, Germany, Poland, and the Netherlands) has reached unprecedented proportions. Blockades of ports and distribution centres forced governments and the European Commission into an unprecedented retreat from key provisions of the so-called "Green Deal". The Green Deal provisions were introduced in a bureaucratic, centralised, and drastic manner. They imposed massive costs and restrictions that would be manageable for huge, wealthy agro-corporations, but for small, family-run, traditional farms, they meant instant bankruptcy. Had these regulations come into force in that form, small-scale farming would have ceased to exist, and food production would have been entirely taken over by global monopolies.

• The Local and Organic Market: Despite inflation and economic difficulties, the global market for organic food and direct food cooperatives (short supply chains: farmer-to-consumer) is growing at a steady pace of around 8–10% annually. People are increasingly choosing to pay local suppliers directly, cutting off the profits of mega-supermarkets.

Epilogue

The Summary of the Numbers: These data points demonstrate that the old pattern is losing control on every front. When central banks shift away from the dollar, citizens walk away from television sets, and consumers reject corporate food—the system simply dries up from a lack of energy that we used to give away to it.

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