Waking Up Is Hard To Do. Why Most People Still Take The Blue Pill

When faced with the brutal truths of reality or the blissful ignorance of illusion, take the red pill.

It's a catchphrase that's almost become passé at this point, thanks largely to The Matrix---a hugely-popular film you've likely seen or at least heard of.

Still, the "red pill" motif has earned its cliched status thanks to the real-life matrix of lies we live under.

Statism, central banking, and mainstream media (also known as "fake news") are just a few pillars propping up the Matrix. As with any illusory simulation, however, its power over you is ultimately based on how much you believe in it.

From the mandatory 12-year government indoctrination centers and socialist medical death systems, to money and happiness, untangling this web of lies can seem like a daunting mental process, yet necessary nonetheless. During a recent interview with Nigel Howitt aka the Lawful Rebel, we did just that.

We discussed a wide range of topics, including one of the most vital red pills: understanding the "creature from Jekyll Island"---the Federal Reserve---and how the whole monetary system is a scam.