Hesed Ojieh argues the 1% own media outlets and exaggerate problems like rising milk prices to keep people desperate and dependent. He claims this manufactured scarcity ensures the wealthy stay in control while consumers remain trapped in a mindset of lack, and urges viewers to shift from consumption to production.
They own the media, they own all the news outlets telling you that America is broke, milk is hard. But let me tell you, the first thing you need to know, and if you don't get it off your mind, it will steal your creativity, it will steal your credibility. So there is a false narrative that there are no workers, there's no money, there's things are not working. It's a false narrative. So I had to first of all understand that the 1%, the wealthy people, are the ones that control the media. They decide what they need to bring out for me and you ordinary people. The stakeholders, the market holders, the shareholders, the major players, economic players, are playing on a false economy. They want you to think that things are difficult because if they don't create that narrative, they will not make you desperate. This is important because if the, the consumer is not controlled by the producer, then the producer will not have the opportunity to create the wealth that needs to be created. So number one, money is in scarcity only in the mind— money is in scarcity only in the mind of the workers, the, the consumers. Is not true. If is the law of supply and demand. They create a false scarcity. They will not increase anything because they know you are going to be desperate to get a job. So the first thing I need you to know is that it's a false economy. It's a producer's economy and not a consumer's economy. The day you realize that your future, your prosperity, is not in the sector of consuming, but it's in the sector of producer. They are the players. They are the ones how things will run. So you have to break that cycle first and foremost. You are living in a false economy. Everything you're seeing now— milk should not go higher than it is. Things are stabilized now, but it will never come down because it's a producer's economy. They control the market, market sector.
