13 Reasons to Fear the COVID World Order

I predict that if a universal basic income is implemented, it will come with many strings attached, reducing those who need it to the status of slaves or even livestock. It will be utterly unlike the Social Credit system propounded by Major C. H. Douglas a century ago.

I would add one more item: We may probably see individual hacker ‘terrorists’ revolting against the system . One day you may see a different kind of virus attack. It will paralyse the whole banking system. Your online banking, POS sales, ATMs etc won’t work for a week. What follows then is left to your imagination. A total social unrest after day 2.

I wonder how many people who went into this lockdown proud to belittle conspiracy theories will soon be conspiracy theorists themselves? The government can’t take away bread and mind-numbing TV circuses and not have people delve inside their own minds and start some real deep thinking. Many used to be so busy the only thinking they could do was when they climbed in bed then soon fell asleep. That’ll change!

The elephant in the room perched on the sofa is the compelling evidence that this virus is a bioweapon but even if it wasn’t it is obvious that the Anglo/American/Zionist Empire is using or attempting to exploit this pandemic to its Geopolitical advantage first pulling a “ham sandwich”and indicting Maduro on trumped up “narcotics” charges based on no evidence whatsoever. Talk about the pot accusing the kettle! I guess the hypocrites forgot about the Opium Wars and turning Afghanistan into a big H pipeline not to mention the explosion of opiate deaths cause by Big Pharma.

I mean the Drug Cartels in Central and South America ain’t got nothing like Purdue Pharmaceuticals who have been pushing their poison onto millions of Americans as “safe and effective” according to the stalwart FDA.

Also US Forces had planned a preemptive attack in Iraq while they were trying to handle a pandemic and before that the current creature from Foggy Bottom wanted to bomb Iran again while they were in pandemic panic mode. I mean the definition of evil needs to be expanded to include these reprehensible deranged psychotic assholes.

All the famous and important people coming down the ‘dreaded’ illness…I do not know a single, solitary soul who has it.
Is corona carried by tv cameras?

I know things may seem bad at present, and like those in power are doing “the mother of all crackdowns.”

But I do think we need to keep some perspective.

i.e. I wonder that if there really is this organised age old conspiracy to enslave humanity to a level that even George Orwell could not have imagined, by some “Illuminati” group hiding in the shadows or in plain sight even, but pretending they are all good citizens, how did the masses ever get the kind of freedom and aid they’ve had in particular since the end of the 2nd world war – in the UK anyway – in the form of the NHS and welfare state and right to a university education, such that even the poorest person is if talented and hard working enough able to rise to at least professional status?

So yes, I’d agree that since Mrs Thatcher in particular, and arguably even worse, Tony Blair, we’ve seen a roll back of the progress for the masses of these things, which by the way have included the abolition of the death penalty, corporal punishment in schools, and the right to legal representation and jury trials, which are all massive leaps forward for the ordinary people, who as little as a hundred years ago – i.e. WWI – were considered almost entirely as easily disposable cannon fodder and 10 year old pit slaves.

Which right to send the masses to their death by rulers, including in dangerous mines, was pretty much the case all throughout previous history.

So if we compare our lives even now, with the sort of thing our ancestors experienced in former times, like the Middle Ages, when we could legally even be tortured for one reason or another, we still have an immense amount of freedom and aid by comparison – especially healthcare – you know, we lay dying in the road after an accident, and countless £1000s get spent on us, as a “flying squad” of highly trained experts arrive and do their utmost to keep us alive in hi-tech operating theatres, and in the UK at least, don’t even inspect our wallets in advance or demand payment afterwards.

So I really think we need to get things in perspective, or else whether or not the government “locks us down” for some reason or other as with this virus, we can lock ourselves down in paralytic fear, like being addicted to a horror film we can’t stop watching, playing it over and over again, to escape from reality.

Fundamentally I think we only have one main problem. Which is, that what we need to push for, is a system in which our politicians, our MPs, actually represent us.

This is what we need to do, instead of worrying if the fleet of black helicopters is about to come over the horizon and we will be either murdered or draggged off to be microchipped and made to do something or other for the rest of our lives that those in power want, though we aren’t even sure exactly what it is.

Electoral reform is our main need, or else our votes will remain largely meaningless, though not totally, as Brexit for example was a decision in which the majority were genuinely able to exercise their will, whether that was the right decision or not, I do not wish to debate here.

But if we agree democracy is the way forward, then our number one need is to promote real democracy, and therefore to identify what it is that is preventing it – for example in the US right now, it appears electoral fraud may be a part, that has led to the apparent destruction of Bernie Sanders.

So we should for example resist electronic voting machines, as they are too easily used to commit voting fraud.

But above all, what makes global democracy mostly invalid, for those nations who even have elections, is that the public almost never has any control over electoral candidate lists, so their vote is meaningless.

As whoever they vote for is merely full of plausible promises to gain votes, but after the election, reneges on all their promises, and merely carries out the policies of whatever group who put them on the candidate list demands, whether that group is the rich elite, or some political activist group, supporting some minority cause against the majority’s wishes.

So if we want to stop this madness happening again, we need to get control over electoral candidate lists, and vote for only those who we believe are genuine people, who care, and are not merely seeking office for personal gain, as it appears most of our modern politicians are.

Likewise, even with the system as it stands (in the UK) without proportional representation (which the main parties are united in resisting, as they know their domination would be over if it was allowed) a large percentage of the population’s votes are totally useless, as they know wherever they are, the same party has often taken local power since elections began almost.

Because if we don’t get truly representative politicians, who genuinely serve the people, instead of just themselves, this kind of madness we’ve just seen with the response to the virus, is going to repeat over and over, as it has done already of course.

As with Mrs Thatcher destroying most of British industry and self-sufficiency, and waging a pointless murderous war against Argentina; Tony Blair privatising our public services further, while pretending he was a socialist, and leading us into another disastrous war none of the British people wanted, that brought terrorism upon us ever since, and so on.

I would personally love to see a referendum on the virus measures – do you want to cower in fear imprisoned in your homes, or do you want to live “free and brave” and carry on life as normal, whilst just protecting the old and vulnerable? Yes or No?

I’m pretty sure most of the population would have voted freedom and life as normal.

But as they weren’t asked, we’ll never know.

But you certainly can’t call it democracy when they aren’t consulted over such matters, except by dubious polls that are almost certainly phrased and vetted and manipulated, such that they report “the public supports by poll” whatever the current government wants to do – certain of the polling companies can be traced almost directly back to the government in terms of funding, personnel or whatever.

There was no need to go through Covid to realize the dystopian tones of the path human “civilization” have been folowing for a while …..this was clear long ago for any aware observer…Covid just happend to make it patently vivid on a large scale.

In a previous post I mentioned Western governments printing money to stop living standards from falling.

Supply chains are now being critically inpacted across the world in a ‘death by a thousand cuts’ scenario. Most of production now in Europe and North America is completely shuttered down.

So, there we have the supply shock – the volume of goods and services available for purchase is shrinking.

On the demand (consumption) side we have the western central banks and governments now vomiting forth an apparently endless stream of monopoly money in a frantic attempt to sustain their citizens’ living standards.

Decreasing supply meeting this flood of money means hyperinflation, for which enough fuel has already been produced in the last 50 years anyway.

It gets worse.

In the UK something like 80% of households live paycheque to paycheque, their money goes out at least as fast as it comes in. They don’t save – indeed can’t.

So, they have to spend.

What will they spend it on?

This is where it gets interesting.

Across most of Europe and North America the only shops now open are those selling basic essentials food, medicines, toilet-paper etc.

However, even food has very complex supply chains. Just think of the fertilizers, feedstock, spare parts for tractors and other equipment etc. that is necessary to feed 7.5 billion people.

I wonder how that’s faring right now.

In my local supermarket the price of noodles has doubled compared with 3 weeks ago.

So, this system is going down with hyperinflation – very probably this year – conservative estimate.

Hyperinflation will not only destroy the present monetary system, but also the power of managers of thats system who presided over it.

Korbyko makes the mistake of thinking that just because people are docile when the shope are full and their fridges are full, that they will always be docile.

He’s not alone – quite a few rulers in the past have made that mistake too.

He seems to forget also that this massive apparatus of oppression, that he envisages, produces nothing, would be in itself completely dependent on a very finely-tuned global superorganism of billions of people all working away at their Jobs and businesses to improve and sustain their own lives. Just think of all the hardware (computers and such) it would need.

Goods and equipment can’t be clicked into existence in a software program.

This apparatus of oppression, producing nothing, depends on an economic surplus being there. As a society becomes more impoverished, there is less surplus available to the rulers for oppression. Which means they have to extract more. Which means the people become more rebellious or work less. Which means oppression must be tightened or taxes increased. A vicious circle spiralling downwards.

Korbyko says also that government has never had so much power over the people.

In a legal sense this is close to being true. However, ask yourself this. If the governments are so powerful, then why are they scrambling to print money to try and sustain living Standards?

We know it’s not because they love the people.

It’s because they fear how the people will react to a sustained fall in living standards with no prospect of improvement.

Korbyko overstimates the abilities and self-confidence of elites.

So, while Korbyko is right to be wary, don’t succumb to his pessimism.

Just back from my daily trip to the circus, that I previously called a supermarket. The tape is now being stuck to the pavement outside and sheep are being made to queue acres apart. The one-upmanship amongst the retailers is a sight to see now. By tomorrow I fully expect to see the supermarket further down the road crank up the symbolism with some other futile idea.