For the record, the guy who stealthily drafted the "Great Reset" white paper is named Thierry Malleret, French, leaves in Chamonix (Alp). Oxford Economics PhD, spent some years working for the French PM, joined Schwab and helped him setting up Davos.
Thanks for sharing this fine blog with the world...I'm very pleased to have discovered your work. As I was watching a WEF video of Klaus Schwab discussing The Great Reset, he repeatedly referred to Stakeholder Capitalism as the core principle informing their initiatives.
The problem is the only real stakeholders are the Davos set and their very select corps of highly paid servants. No one else matters. They've offered up their conspiracy as a bright shiny humanist vision, the absolute opposite of its reality. We must subvert it in every way, by any means necessary. Keep up the great work!
The sadness is that we will meekly go on our way to the ovens without complaint, but with great feats of perspicuity we will describe the process, right down to the color or our murderer's shoes. At the last minute each will wonder, "Why didn't I fight?"
I think we absolutely should fight. I am seeing more and more people who dare speak about it, overcoming the fear of being mocked. There are so many more people who want to remain human than the ones who dream of turning the entire world into their private robot show!
The light of this sorry day is beginning to dawn on me. The goal of the COVID campaign has always been universal vaccination and chip implantation. The annihilation of anonymity ensures total herd control. EasyRead scanners will everywhere and always connect the individual to the global database. Passport, drivers license, bank account, etc will be linked in real time. Store purchase? Scan the arm. Store entry? Scan the arm. Start the car? Request database information on exact realtime location of your children? It's all there, for good and for evil. With biosensors, no more drunk drivers. And realtime monitoring of population disease, toxicities, etc enabling Fast Response Teams response and resolution. With realtime police monitoring, no more crime. With AccountConnect, order, authorization and purchase of that Amazon item is the blink of the eye confirmed by the double blink. So, any problems here? Well maybe just one little one. Control and decisions are uniquely focused at the Apex. Irregularities within the herd are immediately identified and rectified or eliminated as preferred. ActiveSocialScores will generally be sufficient to move the herd as needed but problematic heads will be readily enough addresses and resolved. This whole scenario becomes surreal and diffuse as I think it through, but what brings me back to the almost unreal sting of this moment is that right now the folks at the Apex have already succeeded in preventing the use of safe and effective drugs against COVID so as to advance the vaccination agenda. Censorship and disinformation, clearly advanced and effected by or through the dominant media machines are being followed by calls for populist support of more censorship. As of this sorry day, it looks to me like the folks at the Apex are clearly winning.
"...and I think that it won’t stop unless we unite across political beliefs and creeds and rise up for our spirits and against this new attack on nature."
Here's a flashback to the anti-war 1960s in the USA: "...in a strong sense, the Old Right and the New Left are morally and politically coordinate"
As ever, in the days ahead, allies will be crucial.
Even if someone is 180 degrees different from where we put ourselves on some political/cultural/economic map, we do ourselves and them a disservice by choosing not to unite on issues where there is agreement.
If both realize that they and the other have been propagandized from the start, we have a chance to cooperate in the moment.
If large numbers of people operate this way, we might slow the elites' juggernaut to a level where we can discuss and work out our differences like natural human beings...we *might* even find out that our disagreements are not as serious as our propaganda sources had led us to believe.
In a foxhole environment, if there is only one red pill, sharing it may be the best strategy.
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
I was clicking on different buttons on your site, Tessa, and happened to hit the information notice, I guess from Substack. I feel like I just got a glance of myself through the one way mirror around my containment cell. Everything is collected. The monster knows my address, finances, search history, idiosyncrasies, family, dog, po!itics, everything. As with any relationship, this thing likely knows me better at least in some ways than I do. I haven't thought of myself as being in a relationship with this thing, but it's probably time for a rethink. We all know we leave an indelible breadcrumb trail whenever we log on, but still, this gives me pause. Insofar as the Great Reset may require tools to enable the process, have l not already handed over my shed? I recently commented elsewhere that the same kind of AI that targets ads at me will likely also tune news for me. Some of us may be a bit harder to funnel, but with the light glinting at just the right angles, will any of us not lose orientation and go willingly, purposefully, in the direction chosen by our handlers?
Regarding my comment above, I hope it goes without saying that Substack style data collection is ubiquitous in the net, and in no way peculiar to your website. I respect and enjoy Greenwald and Johnstone, but I find your work even better. It looks to me like the blackness of Mordor has already overtaken much of middle earth, and so far I have found no better place to look for camaraderie and answers than here.
It is the evident success of MSM propaganda and maybe even worse the recently developing and self justifying censorship that brings the image the blackness of Mordor overtaking Middle Earth to mind. In my many years, I've never known America to be overtaken by such a dark cold fog. Back in 1973 I toured the Soviet Union with a sizeable college group. Those were the days of Brezhnev and detente. Even wandering on my own I was immediately recognized as foreign, and welcomed. Language was a big impediment, but we were lucky enough to engage with Moscow University students, and fortunately a few of them spoke some English. Hearts and souls and hopes and dreams were shared. And vodka. We drank the domestically available kerosene and the unreal Stoli, only available for dollars, which we of course had, from the commissary. The Russians were intensely curious about us. We could tell easily that they did not really believe all they had been told about the West (the Iron Curtain was in full force), but it became evident they really didn't know what to believe. By our standards, the Soviets, even the Moscow University students, were very poor. At one of our first gatherings, a party, one fellow asked me what my house in America was like. I correctly understood his question to be literal and said, well, it was pretty average, you know, we have 3 cars and the house is this big with this stuff, and so forth. He nodded and very kindly at some point said that he fully understood that I had been told to tell him that, and in no way did he take offense. I got the messages. What a wonderful people in a deceived world. Being part of the Viet Nam war generation (didn't have to go due to a good draft number), we were not so very pro America before our trip to Russia. Boy did we ever have our heads ratcheted about. I had no idea that a government so based on lies and controls could be stable. Everything about the MSM propaganda machine and the censorship cancer leads me to believe we could well be in our way to a world not so very unlike what I saw in Russia in 1973.
Well researched and insightful
A rare feat in these postmodernist times where feelings appear to matter more than facts and critical thinking
You quickly became one of my my favorite blogs
Thank you!! I am so glad that my writing is helpful. I put a lot of soul into it trying to make sense of this mess.
Remember the words of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF); "You won't own anything, but you'll be happy"
Still I wonder who will own all the stuff that we will have to happily hire and lease?
https://off-guardian.org/2020/11/12/own-nothing-and-be-happy-the-great-resets-vision-of-the-future/
That is a very good question. A VERY good question.
For the record, the guy who stealthily drafted the "Great Reset" white paper is named Thierry Malleret, French, leaves in Chamonix (Alp). Oxford Economics PhD, spent some years working for the French PM, joined Schwab and helped him setting up Davos.
Thanks for sharing this fine blog with the world...I'm very pleased to have discovered your work. As I was watching a WEF video of Klaus Schwab discussing The Great Reset, he repeatedly referred to Stakeholder Capitalism as the core principle informing their initiatives.
The problem is the only real stakeholders are the Davos set and their very select corps of highly paid servants. No one else matters. They've offered up their conspiracy as a bright shiny humanist vision, the absolute opposite of its reality. We must subvert it in every way, by any means necessary. Keep up the great work!
The sadness is that we will meekly go on our way to the ovens without complaint, but with great feats of perspicuity we will describe the process, right down to the color or our murderer's shoes. At the last minute each will wonder, "Why didn't I fight?"
I think we absolutely should fight. I am seeing more and more people who dare speak about it, overcoming the fear of being mocked. There are so many more people who want to remain human than the ones who dream of turning the entire world into their private robot show!
Well said. Effective imagery. I hope this acts as A Call to Quills.
The light of this sorry day is beginning to dawn on me. The goal of the COVID campaign has always been universal vaccination and chip implantation. The annihilation of anonymity ensures total herd control. EasyRead scanners will everywhere and always connect the individual to the global database. Passport, drivers license, bank account, etc will be linked in real time. Store purchase? Scan the arm. Store entry? Scan the arm. Start the car? Request database information on exact realtime location of your children? It's all there, for good and for evil. With biosensors, no more drunk drivers. And realtime monitoring of population disease, toxicities, etc enabling Fast Response Teams response and resolution. With realtime police monitoring, no more crime. With AccountConnect, order, authorization and purchase of that Amazon item is the blink of the eye confirmed by the double blink. So, any problems here? Well maybe just one little one. Control and decisions are uniquely focused at the Apex. Irregularities within the herd are immediately identified and rectified or eliminated as preferred. ActiveSocialScores will generally be sufficient to move the herd as needed but problematic heads will be readily enough addresses and resolved. This whole scenario becomes surreal and diffuse as I think it through, but what brings me back to the almost unreal sting of this moment is that right now the folks at the Apex have already succeeded in preventing the use of safe and effective drugs against COVID so as to advance the vaccination agenda. Censorship and disinformation, clearly advanced and effected by or through the dominant media machines are being followed by calls for populist support of more censorship. As of this sorry day, it looks to me like the folks at the Apex are clearly winning.
Yet another outstanding article.
Thank you John!!
Look, things are going down from COVID, so don't worry, we'll Build Back Better.
There, aren't those comforting words?
You won't need to own anything, because you'll just rent anything you want with free basic income electronic money.
Nobody can steal it from you, because it will only work for YOUR chip.
Neat and tidy.
Sweet dreams, sweet prince/princess/other...
Yep.
"...and I think that it won’t stop unless we unite across political beliefs and creeds and rise up for our spirits and against this new attack on nature."
Here's a flashback to the anti-war 1960s in the USA: "...in a strong sense, the Old Right and the New Left are morally and politically coordinate"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Oglesby
As ever, in the days ahead, allies will be crucial.
Even if someone is 180 degrees different from where we put ourselves on some political/cultural/economic map, we do ourselves and them a disservice by choosing not to unite on issues where there is agreement.
If both realize that they and the other have been propagandized from the start, we have a chance to cooperate in the moment.
If large numbers of people operate this way, we might slow the elites' juggernaut to a level where we can discuss and work out our differences like natural human beings...we *might* even find out that our disagreements are not as serious as our propaganda sources had led us to believe.
In a foxhole environment, if there is only one red pill, sharing it may be the best strategy.
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated; but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.
C. S. Lewis
I was clicking on different buttons on your site, Tessa, and happened to hit the information notice, I guess from Substack. I feel like I just got a glance of myself through the one way mirror around my containment cell. Everything is collected. The monster knows my address, finances, search history, idiosyncrasies, family, dog, po!itics, everything. As with any relationship, this thing likely knows me better at least in some ways than I do. I haven't thought of myself as being in a relationship with this thing, but it's probably time for a rethink. We all know we leave an indelible breadcrumb trail whenever we log on, but still, this gives me pause. Insofar as the Great Reset may require tools to enable the process, have l not already handed over my shed? I recently commented elsewhere that the same kind of AI that targets ads at me will likely also tune news for me. Some of us may be a bit harder to funnel, but with the light glinting at just the right angles, will any of us not lose orientation and go willingly, purposefully, in the direction chosen by our handlers?
Regarding my comment above, I hope it goes without saying that Substack style data collection is ubiquitous in the net, and in no way peculiar to your website. I respect and enjoy Greenwald and Johnstone, but I find your work even better. It looks to me like the blackness of Mordor has already overtaken much of middle earth, and so far I have found no better place to look for camaraderie and answers than here.
It is the evident success of MSM propaganda and maybe even worse the recently developing and self justifying censorship that brings the image the blackness of Mordor overtaking Middle Earth to mind. In my many years, I've never known America to be overtaken by such a dark cold fog. Back in 1973 I toured the Soviet Union with a sizeable college group. Those were the days of Brezhnev and detente. Even wandering on my own I was immediately recognized as foreign, and welcomed. Language was a big impediment, but we were lucky enough to engage with Moscow University students, and fortunately a few of them spoke some English. Hearts and souls and hopes and dreams were shared. And vodka. We drank the domestically available kerosene and the unreal Stoli, only available for dollars, which we of course had, from the commissary. The Russians were intensely curious about us. We could tell easily that they did not really believe all they had been told about the West (the Iron Curtain was in full force), but it became evident they really didn't know what to believe. By our standards, the Soviets, even the Moscow University students, were very poor. At one of our first gatherings, a party, one fellow asked me what my house in America was like. I correctly understood his question to be literal and said, well, it was pretty average, you know, we have 3 cars and the house is this big with this stuff, and so forth. He nodded and very kindly at some point said that he fully understood that I had been told to tell him that, and in no way did he take offense. I got the messages. What a wonderful people in a deceived world. Being part of the Viet Nam war generation (didn't have to go due to a good draft number), we were not so very pro America before our trip to Russia. Boy did we ever have our heads ratcheted about. I had no idea that a government so based on lies and controls could be stable. Everything about the MSM propaganda machine and the censorship cancer leads me to believe we could well be in our way to a world not so very unlike what I saw in Russia in 1973.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfQ79wxcIHY&ab_channel=JesusfreakComputergeek
https://profusa.com/injectable-body-sensors-take-personal-chemistry-to-a-cell-phone-closer-to-reality/