“WHAT IS THE OFF-WORLD STAGE PERSPECTIVE?” 10/24/25


The source is a monologue from the IPS DEPROGRAM outlining a worldview that distinguishes between the "world stage" and the "off-world stage" perspective. The speaker argues that the world stage encompasses both mainstream media and alternative, or conspiracy, viewpoints, which are trapped in a closed, non-objective system of systemic fakery. The speaker uses the alleged fake assassination of political commentator Charlie Kirk as a case study, detailing how events are pre-scripted and advertised through predictive programming in entertainment media. Conversely, the off-world stage perspective is characterized by informed non-belief and recognition of a long-term "meta script" that employs history bending to manipulate public consensus.
That is a straightforward request. Drawing on the excerpts outlining the "Off-World Stage Perspective," here are seven key quotes that capture the central distinctions and concepts discussed:
On the distinction between perspectives: "The world stage is the perspective you have if you live within their closed informational system. What I term off-world stage refers to the perspective that looks at this but recognizes it's not inclusive of media fakery."


On the relationship between mainstream and alternative media: "The third point of view, the off-world stage perspective as I call it, uh, this one recognizes that the first two are actually in a closed system. So the mainstream and alternative exist in a closed system..."


On informed non-belief versus low-information belief: "If we believed it, we wouldn't call ourselves believers. If we had reasons to believe it, we just like, well, we know this to be true... Rather, we reject it. We become non-believers. But we are informed non-believers."


On the nature of media and staged events (SCOPS): "Yes, the entertainment, this includes video games, books, everything. There's a relationship between entertainments and scops. If you recognize all of this, you're no longer mainstream."


On the premeditated nature of fake events: "I'm suggesting that the script for the event would necessarily, and this is logically speaking, the script for the Charlie Kirk assassination would necessarily precede all of the propaganda inserts of it."


On the limitations of technology reflecting the World Stage viewpoint: "So, chat GPT or AI in general has a world stage point of view. AI is a world stager. Everything that goes through AI is going to come out from a world stage point of view."


On controlled opposition and narratives: "Candace Owens is not only not trying to lead you to the truth, but she doesn't actually believe any of this stuff. These are propaganda lines."