Fascism COVID is the Perfect Excuse

[SOL]

Deputy Prime Minister ! What a _______ .
(I agreed to the T&C which said no swearing)

The terms are generic, so you have permission as do others to use colorful language as long as it's not directed blindly at others

[Yodean]

Apolitical individuals are what we need to start the thread. I am always starting things lol. And the focus in not the US but the world. Nothing ventured nothing gained lol. What is the worst-case scenario lol

For the Reds: Budge, Eric, Stefk, Nicolas, and others ...

For the Centres (Left-Right): Triplethought, Cinnamon, Hooligan, JC Ninja, HarryG, and others ...

For the Independents-Anarchists: YY, Symbios, Scott, Jaz, and others ...

I am kidding around - I may have mis-categorized some of you. False filters and all of that ...

[AstuteShift]

Anarchy from the mass mindset is always a negative connotation for them. In essence it’s just complete control of one’s life with no need of outside interference.

Governments and social programs are just a way for them to fee safe but eventually they will get wiped from existence.

AI is going to F things up and those who are not prepared will get smashed

[bpcw]

Timeline to tyranny?


https://speakingaboutnews.com/a-timelin ... el-yeadon/

[SOL]

Timeline to tyranny?


https://speakingaboutnews.com/a-timelin ... el-yeadon/

The best-laid plans are often laid to waste when trying to control the masses. The masses are unpredictable after they are pushed to a certain limit. Destroying the banks is possible, but if that happens the Fed will directly lend to people. right now banks are the middlemen so they are not really necessary.

As for the rest of the gloom doom in the last part, only 30% might come to pass. The big players don't want that kind of chaos for they could have unleashed it decades ago. They got a taste of the disaster the great depression unleashed.

[bpcw]

Timeline to tyranny?


https://speakingaboutnews.com/a-timelin ... el-yeadon/

The best-laid plans are often laid to waste when trying to control the masses. The masses are unpredictable after they are pushed to a certain limit. Destroying the banks is possible, but if that happens the Fed will directly lend to people. right now banks are the middlemen so they are not really necessary.

As for the rest of the gloom doom in the last part, only 30% might come to pass. The big players don't want that kind of chaos for they could have unleashed it decades ago. They got a taste of the disaster the great depression unleashed.

Yeah I thought it was over dramatic but wanted to post it for data.

I think the time frame is far too short, in the west they need to take control slowly like the boiling of the frog, they will probably take delight in these sort of claims so they can just prove that all these 'conspiracy theories ' are rubbish and it reduces perceived credibility of claims of control going forward!

[Cinnamon]

This clip from GB news is could intriguing and it appears you Brits have at least one source of somewhat reliable news. Here in the States, it's either Fox which is extreme and the rest which are leftists. As SOL would put it both are extreme and undesirable states to be in. We don't really have any source providing a balanced calm view of what is going on. The US specializes in Polarisation from politics to the news.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNVmj-FLf-s

[Cinnamon]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgL5qD_DZeA

[outof thebox]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U90eDxJV_9k

The average age of death from COVID in the UK was 82.5 and only 17.5K died from covid only as opposed to the lies the government was pushing where it stated that 150K died. I wonder what the figure is going to be in the US.

[Budge]

The UK seems to keep cleaner records than in the US and is prepared to publish them when receiving a FOIA request:

"Credit to UCSF Professor Aditi Bhargava for bringing this particular UK FOIA request to my attention. I haven’t seen it anywhere else, so I thought I’d share it with you in case you missed it as well.

The request was:

​Please supply deaths caused solely by covid 19, where covid is the only cause of death listed on the death certificate, broken down by age group and gender between feb 2020 up to and including dec 2021."

"Your chance of being killed from COVID is basically 0 if you are under 24 years old."

And yet the insanity continues in the US:

"0 deaths in 2 years, yet vaccines are mandated for young people in schools and universities."

"Did you ever read the risk-benefit analysis FDA did for 5 to 11 year olds? It was based entirely on assumptions (not data), assumptions of incredible efficacy at preventing all sorts of covid-19 related harms, and on the adverse event side of the ledger, just one single AE (myocarditis). That’s it. No other risks."

"Dr. Richard Pan introduces bill in California to close the personal belief exemption loophole"

https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/do-0 ... 5PDccH1NgQ

Now we have Fauci saying this:

"Children under 5 could be eligible for Pfizer-BioNTech's COVID-19 vaccine within the next month, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Wednesday.

Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert, said that it's his "hope" that the Food and Drug Administration approves the vaccine for use in this youngest age group in February.

"My hope is that it's going to be within the next month or so and not much later than that, but I can't guarantee that," he said in an interview with Blue Star Families.

Fauci said that kids under 5 will likely need three doses of Pfizer's vaccine right off the bat, unlike the 2-dose series used with those aged 5 and up. During the first round of clinical trials, two doses alone did not elicit enough of an immune response in 2- to 4-year-olds and Pfizer decided to start a new round of trials with a 3-dose series, the company announced in mid-December."

https://news.yahoo.com/fauci-says-fda-c ... 40705.html

Complete and utter corruption and insanity.

[SOL]

@budge

The fall and decline of the roman empire comes to mind
omparing the “Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire” with the rise and now decline of the British and now American empires has been something of an intellectual parlor game for now more than 200 years. But it’s fun to play because everybody has a slightly different collection of information and analysis to offer, and because people like predictions and patterns.

Consider the parallel “ages of man” dispute that has been going on for several thousand years — the ancient Greek poets Hesiod and Ovid offered theirs (they counted five and four, respectively), so did Shakespeare (he counted seven), and today we have generation-based theories such as William Strauss and Neil Howe’s “Fourth Turning.”

I don’t think any of us knows whether the United States has already passed peak awesome, and while my mind says Charles Murray is right that we’ve probably lost our country, my heart won’t take that answer. I listened to the latest in our Hillsdale Western Heritage 101 lectures, on “The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic” with Dr. Ken Calvert, with all this in mind. Of course, even studying this for years will not generate a crystal ball, but the lecture did generate some data points to fuel another dinner table discussion.

1. Virtues Key to Success
Calvert says the Romans were a “very religious,” pious people who believed in honoring their ancestors and tradition. They also cherished courage, honesty, and duty, and their convictions, he says, were key to their rise as a culture. These virtues sound particularly like George Washington, whom contemporaries regularly compared to ancient Roman leaders, and today remains the American ideal of a leader.

https://thefederalist.com/2018/02/16/5- ... ed-states/

The U.S. reached its peak relative to the world, and in some ways its absolute peak, as early as the 1950s. In 1950 this country produced 50% of the world’s GNP and 80% of its vehicles. Now it’s about 21% of world GNP and 5% of its vehicles. It owned two-thirds of the world’s gold reserves; now it holds one-fourth. It was, by a huge margin, the world’s biggest creditor, whereas now it’s the biggest debtor by a huge margin. The income of the average American was by far the highest in the world; today it ranks about eighth, and it’s slipping.

But it’s not just the U.S.—it’s Western civilization that’s in decline. In 1910 Europe controlled almost the whole world—politically, financially, and militarily. Now it’s becoming a Disneyland with real buildings and a petting zoo for the Chinese. It’s even further down the slippery slope than the U.S.

Like America, Rome was founded by refugees—from Troy, at least in myth. Like America, it was ruled by kings in its early history. Later, Romans became self-governing, with several Assemblies and a Senate. Later still, power devolved to the executive, which was likely not an accident.

U.S. founders modeled the country on Rome, all the way down to the architecture of government buildings, the use of the eagle as the national bird, the use of Latin mottos, and the unfortunate use of the fasces—the axe surrounded by rods—as a symbol of state power. Publius, the pseudonymous author of The Federalist Papers, took his name from one of Rome’s first consuls. As it was in Rome, military prowess is at the center of the national identity of the U.S. When you adopt a model in earnest, you grow to resemble it.

A considerable cottage industry has developed comparing ancient and modern times since Edward Gibbon published The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire in 1776—the same year as Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations and the U.S. Declaration of Independence were written. I’m a big fan of all three, but D&F is not only a great history, it’s very elegant and readable literature. And it’s actually a laugh riot; Gibbon had a subtle wit.

https://internationalman.com/articles/d ... me-part-i/

[MarkD]

I wasn't sure where to post this information but thought it might generate some interest. My take is this will really benefit the billionaires selling later this year.

https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/a ... %20(New)__

[SOL]

I wasn't sure where to post this information but thought it might generate some interest. My take is this will really benefit the billionaires selling later this year.

https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/a ... %20(New)__

The law of balancing states that the equation must balance so the big guys will sell and buy also when the time is right. This gives them another opportunity to deploy billions at the lowest possible price. Until the Fed stops printing money the long term trend for the market is up regardless of how strongly the markets pull back

[Yodean]

https://youtu.be/JA0b5SWOO9I

*****

Although I consider Jordan P. somewhat "broken" by the SJWs and Neo-marxist pendulum, even though he's not what he was, he's still a half-decent TruthTeller.

[stefk]

The comparison with the roman empire is instructive. But the big difference is the duration. The roman kingdom, republic and empire lasted thousand years. And you can add another thousand years for the byzantines. We call them Bizantines, but they called themselves Romans. We can say the roman history lasted 2000 years. The US history as a nation is only 250 years old !!! But its in accordance wth the cycles theory and the manvantara mega cycles. The hindouists are the masters in the cycles theory, and when we approach the end of a mega cycle, the secondary internal cycles are unfolding at a faster pace.