Part 7/11:
The Education Gap: Why People Remain Unaware
One of Griffin’s most compelling points is that the general population remains largely unaware or indifferent to the systemic fraud underpinning the economy. Schools extensively condition children to be obedient, discouraging critical thinking and dissent. Media propagates the illusion that governments and banks are trustworthy authorities.
This conditioning results in a populace that often shows apathy or resignation—believing that “there’s nothing they can do” against the entrenched powers. Griffin laments that the true movers of history are less than 3% of the population, the leaders and activists willing to challenge the status quo—those who understand that knowledge coupled with action can create change.