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Besides trying to just live their lives in these days of socioeconomic meltdown, which, Gawd knows, is hard enough, the people can barely sort out the seemingly malevolent intentions of the folks in-charge of the monster that government has become. And so,
the question arises: are they actually trying to kill us all, or are they so corrupt and stupid that everything they touch falls apart? In other words,
is it mastermindery or clusterfuckery?
On the former side, you have that gallery of international villains out of the James Bond playbook:
Bill Gates, Klaus Schwab, and George Soros — megalomaniacs armed with mega-money, a sho'nuff recipe for trouble — representing the emergence of a world-saving regime, in concert with lackey national leaderships.
Their narrative goes like this:
Humans have over-replicated, like maggots in a trash can, they're wrecking the planet and gobbling (our) resources, and we must find a way to get rid of them that looks like a natural catastrophe so the hidden powers-that-be don't get blamed for pulling a global Auschwitz.
Hence Covid-19 and the sketchy vaccinations.
("The Great Reset." You will be dead and you will like it!)
I must say, I don't go for that story, even if that trio have played their parts in some wicked doings du jour. Rather,
I subscribe to the latter scenario: the likelihood that we're in a pile-up of quandaries that we can only pretend to manage, and that all our pretenses of control and management only make things worse, while making a mockery of human ingenuity. This does not rule out an element of personal greed and attempted power-mongering, but look, for instance, at where all that has left the hapless Dr. Tony Fauci.
Comment: Other towns were alerted and took cover: