© RGB Council on Foreign Relations/KJNGetting to the bottom of things...
"It's not enough to be against globalism or the WEF, we have to also be for something better."
— Tom Luongo, Gold, Goats 'n Guns
Mr. Luongo makes an important point. I want you to think about this: there is a reason that the
WEF-Globalist cabal is losing the battle to control and dominate the rest of us.
They are trying to power straight into the opposing currents of reality. Above all, they seek to centralize power and decision-making. But the world is moving in the opposite direction. All of the WEF's aims founder on the macro trends unspooling in history.
The rising rule for human affairs now is that anything organized at the giant scale
is going to wobble and fail. There will not be any world government run by the creatures of Davos or Brussels, or Washington DC, or any other place that the grandiose imagine would be their seat of global power. It's not going to happen so you can stop worrying about it. But you'd better prepare for what is happening:
everything in our world wants to get smaller, slower, finer, and more local. Anything that opposes these trends is pissing into the wind.
Since every activity we humans practice
has to move in that direction, we are seeing colossal industries, institutions, and arrangements crack up: everything from national government to long-distance supply chains to giant retailing outfits to worldwide business networks to overgrown universities and high schools to transport matrices to metroplex cities to mega-farms to political parties.
Where the rot is probably greatest, but more veiled for the moment, is in
the operations of organized capital, the banks and money systems, including financial markets. When these monsters blow, as they must, all the others will shake, rattle, and roll. They have to blow because
the fuel tank is emptying.
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