The Great Deception: Historical Stages and Possible Conditions for the Emergence of al-Samiri

Introduction

Over more than a hundred years, the Middle East and the world have witnessed major transformations that have reshaped politics, economics, religion, and technology. Palestine has always been the strategic key around which major events revolve. In this context, “al-Samiri” emerges as a symbolic figure in the shadows, capable of directing events without revealing himself, according to a long-term plan to reorder the world system.

Instruments of Control in This Hypothesis

Human agents within peoples: Agents within states and societies implement the plan without revealing its center; politicians promote internal and external conflicts, while religious or intellectual leaders direct people toward a particular way of thinking. Their role is to dismantle societies, sow divisions, and distract human beings from the greater truth.

Secret networks: A structure with a long history of secrecy and hidden control, coordinating plans among a global elite, protecting information, and ensuring that the major powers do not reach certain truths prematurely.

Intellectual associations: These work to disseminate new thought that supports scientific and technological progress, but is conditional upon serving a central plan. They thus shape global thought in a manner that controls values and justifies crises as “inevitable” steps in humanity’s development.

Zionism: The political movement that focused on Palestine as a strategic center of world events, and on directing regional conflicts to ensure that chaos remains under control.

The Federal Reserve, oil, and the dollar: Financial instruments for controlling the economy and resources: creating economic crises to subjugate states, and controlling oil and energy prices, thereby influencing international politics.

Central banks: Ostensibly independent, they nevertheless control debt and international financing, and manage crises in ways that strengthen global acceptance of centralized leadership.

The media: Reprogramming people’s consciousness, directing public opinion, disseminating deception, obscuring truths, and facilitating the acceptance of chaos as something normal.

The economy: A coercive mechanism that makes human beings dependent on a central system for survival and preoccupies them with the pursuit of money rather than a focus on truth.

Lobbying groups and international institutions: These promote specific interests, influence American and international politics, and direct strategic decisions concerning the Middle East, especially Palestine.

Each of these instruments operates as part of an interconnected network whose ultimate aim is to preoccupy humanity with its conflicts, dismantle the bonds between human beings and their Creator, and create an ideal environment for centralized control over land and resources.

The First Stage: World War I and the Balfour Declaration (1914–1917)

World War I caused the fall of the Ottoman and European empires and opened the way for the partition of the Middle East. The Western powers sought to redraw borders in ways that would ensure control over the region’s resources, particularly the holy lands. According to the hypothesis, it was here that the foundations of the grand plan began to be laid from the shadows, with attention to Palestine’s importance as a strategic axis. The result was that the Balfour Declaration of 1917 provided a clear objective for the establishment of a future state.

The Second Stage: The Aftermath of World War II (1945–1970)

The establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, multiple conflicts with the Arab states, and successive wars. These wars were used to set regional powers in motion, test alliances, introduce modern military technology, and establish an initial system of surveillance over the region. According to the hypothesis, the center of planning remains in the shadows, benefiting from conflicts to prepare the environment for acceptance of centralized leadership.

The Third Stage: Modern Conflicts (1970–2022)

The Lebanese and Syrian wars, the Palestinian uprisings, the conflicts between Israel and Iran, and the emergence of armed organizations as an indirect instrument for setting the region in motion. Every conflict, small or large, was part of a test of control over resources, the media, education, and the economy, and of the transformation of conflicts into long-term crises that divert attention from the greater truth.

The Fourth Stage: Technologies of Control (2023–Present)

The Gaza war since October 2023, rising tensions in Syria and Lebanon, the regional confrontation between Israel and Iran, and threats to the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea as lifelines for global energy. All these events show an acceleration of crises and illustrate how any crisis in Palestine can become a global test of control.

Hypothetical Conditions for a Public Emergence

A public or symbolic emergence can be anticipated if the following conditions are met—and this is an analytical hypothesis, not a categorical judgment: the collapse of the regional balance owing to multiple wars; a global energy crisis resulting from disruption of the Strait of Hormuz or the Red Sea; an escalation of conflicts among major powers such that humanity seeks a central leader; partial global acceptance of the idea of centralized leadership as a result of chaos; and strategic coordination to achieve control over Palestine as the center of events.

The anticipated outcome is not necessarily a supernatural appearance, but rather a pivotal figure who imposes his control over the world system, politically, economically, or symbolically.

Economic Dimensions and Global Control

Oil crises: Events such as the oil crisis of the 1970s, recent Gulf crises, and the disruption of passageways show how any regional conflict can become a global crisis. According to the hypothesis, the disruption of energy routes is not random, but a test of global acceptance of a central authority that “restores stability.”

The financial system: Market manipulation, debt, and control over energy prices make the economic system a means of subjugating peoples without direct resistance.

Modern financial crises: Banking collapses, global inflation, and energy crises are not incidental events according to this reading, but a test of humanity’s acceptance of centralized leadership in a time of chaos.

The media and the economy are complementary: The media are used to justify crises and create a sense of necessity: “This crisis is not a choice, but an inevitability to ensure global stability.” This is psychological and economic direction that prepares public opinion to accept a central authority.

Conclusion

From 1917 to the present, an ascending trajectory emerges: the Balfour Declaration ← the establishment of Israel ← regional conflicts ← modern wars ← energy crises ← the increasing likelihood of the emergence of a central power. In this reading, al-Samiri represents the shadow power that lays the foundations for the great deception, while the Middle East, and Palestine in particular, constitute the principal theater.

If these patterns continue, the likelihood of the emergence of a central power—symbolic or actual—increases, with Palestine as the center of events, and the economy and the media as the principal instruments of control. Are we prepared to discover the truth of the great deception, or will we remain captives of chaos and distraction?