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The planned fall 2022 "Epidemics Tyranny"

Peter Koenig
Global Research
Sat, 03 Sep 2022 00:00 UTC
blue guy and virus
© Unknown
The German Government is preparing for a Military Regime for all eventualities. German leaders fear uprisings and they are arming the Bundeswehr for domestic operations. Germany has Europe's largest Urban Warfare Training Center in "Schnöggersburg" in Saxony-Anhalt, near Hamburg. It has been under construction since 2012 and was finished - training-ready - by 2020.
Today, the German armed forces (Bundeswehr) along with NATO forces are training for upheavals this fall - in Germany and likely in other major European cities.

It is clear that UN Agenda 2030, alias The Great Reset, with all its tyrannical, anti-societal measures to come, was in the plans for many years. In fact, with the 2010 Rockefeller report - see this — the plan for the decade of 2020-2030 was pretty much defined - see the chapters "The Scenario Framework" and the "Scenario Narratives".

For those who pay attention to the WEF Cult's warning of what was to come, their agenda was defined and explained way ahead. For more Cult "warnings", see this.

In preparation of the planned Fall 2022 Epidemics Tyranny, the German government's Corona Crisis Staff, for example, has already been under military leadership, most recently under Major General Carsten Breuer. He heads the Bundeswehr's "Territorial Tasks" command in Berlin. Only recently, he boasted about measures and vaccination mandates to the Spiegel with these words:

"We will have to vaccinate up to 60 million people against Corona in the fall."

Comment: We might hope Koenig is wrong, but he likely isn't far off the 'Mark' (of the beast).

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Dmitry Trenin: Six months into the conflict, what exactly does Russia hope to achieve in Ukraine?

Dmitry Trenin
RT
Thu, 08 Sep 2022 07:51 UTC
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© Sergei Ilyin/Sputnik/Kremlin Pool Photo/APRussian President Vladimir Putin
Putin's latest comments reveal that Moscow's thinking has shifted and compromise is no longer on the agenda

Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin referred to Ukraine as an "anti-Russian enclave" which has to be removed. He also said that the Russian soldiers taking part in the military operation there were fighting for their "own country." These statements carry important implications.

Over the last six-plus months, the mantra of the Russian officialdom has been that all aims of the offensive will be reached. On purpose, however, the specific objectives, such as how far Moscow's forces plan move into Ukraine, have never been spelled out. This cannot but raise speculation about what the Kremlin is actually hoping to achieve.

The only person who can authoritatively answer that question, however, is the president, and second-guessing him makes no sense. Yet, two things cannot escape close attention. One is the radicalization of Moscow's position on Ukraine as a result of both Western policies and Kiev's actions; two is the widening gap between the minimum result of the military campaign that Russia can be satisfied with, and the maximum amount of what the US and its allies can accept.
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Biden declares 'MAGA Republicans' enemies of the State

Tho Bishop
Mises Institute
Fri, 09 Sep 2022 00:00 UTC
Biden in PA
© Alex Wong/Getty ImagesBiden speaks at Independence Hall, Philadelphia PA
Joe Biden was propped up behind the presidential seal in front of historic Independence Hall and gave the most provocative and divisive speech in modern American history. With the site of the signing of the Declaration of Independence cloaked in an ominous blood red, Biden sputtered his way through an attack on "insurrectionists" he labeled as threatening American democracy, political norms, and the rule of law.

The optics of the event were likely the idea of a proud Biden staffer, fresh off receiving a $10,000 subsidy to their student loan debt, leaning into the "Dark Brandon" aesthetic that has become popular among regime loyalists on Twitter. To Americans outside of this Very Online echo chamber, the imagery drew connotations of sinister authoritarian regimes ranging as Nazi Germany, the Empire of Star Wars, or the fascist regime of V for Vendetta.

The substance of the speech supported these comparisons.
It was the display of a weak regime projecting strength at a time of mass unpopularity and rising polling numbers of political opponents in pivotal midterm elections.
None of this is a surprise.
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Is wokeness crisis proof? Can woke ideology survive a true crisis?

Winston Smith
Escaping Mass Psychosis
Mon, 05 Sep 2022 00:00 UTC
Demonstrators
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I want to convey a few thoughts on what I believe could happen in the coming months, particularly in relation to woke ideology. This primarily concerns the situation in Western Europe.

CONSEQUENCES OF STUPIDITY

To start with, the situation in Europe does not seem to be getting any better. The future of everything from food, to fuel, to electricity is up in the air. Shortages are being realised across certain regions. Government overreach continues to exacerbate the situation. These occurrences have been rather sudden, and unsurprisingly people are having a hard time coming to terms with their predicament. Predictably, most European governments have been pushing the exact same narrative; namely that these problems are a direct result of Russia, and climate change. Needless to say this is a ridiculous story, and does nothing but dance around the real reason these issues exist in the first place.
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Report: Jon Meacham an architect behind Biden's speech targeting MAGA movement

Nick Gilbertson
Breitbart
Sat, 03 Sep 2022 00:00 UTC
Meacham
© MSNBC screenshotJon Meacham
Presidential historian Jon Meacham was one of the architects behind President Joe Biden's speech labeling MAGA Republicans a "threat" to America.

On Saturday, an article authored by three Politico reporters stated that Meacham helped frame the speech, which developed over the past three weeks. Meacham has previously worked with Biden on speeches, including in the lead-up to the 2020 presidential election, as the New York Times previously noted.

Biden's speech made several references to the "soul" of the United States. The theme served as the title of Meacham's book The Soul of America: The Battle for Our Better Angels, which was published in 2018.

Biden in front of a red-lit Independence Hall in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Thursday night, said:
"MAGA forces are determined to take this country backwards. Backwards to an America where there is no right to choose. No right to privacy. No right to contraception. No right to marry who you love. They promote authoritarian leaders, and they fan the flames of political violence that are a threat to our personal rights, to the pursuit of justice, to the rule of law, to the very soul of this country."
Meacham, a Pulitzer Prize winner for his 2009 biography on populist president Andrew Jackson, has given heavy praise to President Biden as well as the far-left Democrat agenda and spoke glowingly of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill Biden signed into law last November, asserting it would do for Biden's legacy what the 1956 Federal Aid Highway Act did for President Dwight D. Eisenhower's legacy.

Comment: Biden is no Eisenhower - never will be. And the Founding Fathers? Roiling in their graves.

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First came 9/11. Then COVID-19. What's the next crisis to lockdown the nation?

John Whitehead, Nisha Whitehead
The Rutherford Institute
Wed, 07 Sep 2022 00:00 UTC
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© Unknown/Born2Invest/Cheadle/KJN9/11 • COVID -19 • Next?
"The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by an endless series of hobgoblins, most of them imaginary." — H.L. Mencken

First came 9/11, which the government used to transform itself into a police state.

Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit, which the police state used to test out its lockdown powers.

In light of the government's tendency to exploit crises (legitimate or manufactured) and capitalize on the nation's heightened emotions, confusion and fear as a means of extending the reach of the police state, one has to wonder what so-called crisis it will declare next.

It's a simple enough formula: first, you create fear, then you capitalize on it by seizing power.

Frankly, it doesn't even matter what the nature of the next national emergency might be (terrorism, civil unrest, economic collapse, a health scare, or the environment) as long as it allows the government to lockdown the nation and justify all manner of tyranny in the so-called name of national security.
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John Podesta's ties to Dem mega-donor back in spotlight

Philip Wegmann
RealClearPolitics
Fri, 09 Sep 2022 19:32 UTC
John Podesta
John Podesta
Eight years ago, the Obama administration bristled at the word "recusal." White House Deputy Press Secretary Josh Earnest told reporters that the reason that top presidential adviser John Podesta would not be involved in the decision-making process involving the Keystone XL pipeline was that the State Department, not the White House, was already evaluating it "in an impartial way." It wasn't a "recusal," Earnest insisted - there just was no need for Podesta to be involved.

And yet, as the Associated Press reported, the liberal Washington insider suggested that he shouldn't work on the issue "because his views are well-known." Fast forward to the current administration.

Comment: Podesta's downright creepy past history should make him radioactive to any thinking administration. However, this is the Biden administration, in which Podesta will fit right in.

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The West took advantage of Russian weakness in the 1990s and still doesn't understand the trauma it inflicted

Maxim Artemyev
RT
Fri, 09 Sep 2022 18:58 UTC
Kremlin
© XinhuaSnow-covered Kremlin and Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, Russia
The US-led world has forgotten at whose expense it has been getting stronger over the past 30 years. Russia is back to refresh its memory

A series of articles published in the Washington Post in August about the events leading up to Russia's military offensive in Ukraine, and its first stage of operation, raise a significant question. How realistically and objectively do people in the West perceive the situation?

I'd like to point out several important things which often go unnoticed in the US and Europe.

The roots of the current conflict go back to the years 1985-1991, when Mikhail Gorbachev pulled the USSR out of the arms race and ended the Cold War, a move which was seen as saving the world from potential nuclear apocalypse.
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Number of illegal migrants who entered US since Biden took office approaching two million

Adam Shaw
Fox News
Fri, 09 Sep 2022 18:30 UTC
illegal migrants released US
© Fox NewsJan. 23, 2022: Fox News footage shows migrants being released into the U.S.
The number of migrant encounters at the southern border has smashed through the two million mark this fiscal year, breaching the already-historic 1.7 million encounters last year — but those numbers by themselves do not state how have been released into the U.S., or account for hundreds of thousands of others who have slipped past Border Patrol.

There have been more than two million migrant encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border in FY2022, as Border Patrol agents deal with a migrant crisis unprecedented in U.S. history and one that the Biden administration has so far failed to slow, despite its claims that the border is "secure."

However, the encounters can include multiple attempts by the same migrants. Additionally, nearly half of the encounters have resulted in an expulsion under Title 42, implemented in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Many of those expelled will make multiple efforts to cross the border, resulting in multiple encounters with Border Patrol.

Comment: Texas governor Abbott took matters into his own hands to relieve the pressure on his state. He felt the Democrats should share the load. They weren't happy:

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Oil Well

Hungary: EU has failed to agree Russian gas price cap

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Fri, 09 Sep 2022 18:02 UTC
Russian gas pipeline
Now faced with "hard-core physical reality"

An emergency meeting of EU energy ministers on Friday meant to reassure both energy companies and the European public regarding soaring prices and severely strained supply amid Russian countermeasures in response to Western sanctions is off to shaky and fractured start. Rather than reassure anyone of anything, it's already clear the issue of a proposed cap on gas prices has only divided the bloc further, akin to the same prior question with oil.

Leading the way in pointing out the flawed logic of the plan, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto pointed out the blowback would be worse than the sting aimed at Russia. "If price restrictions were to be imposed exclusively on Russian gas, that would evidently lead to an immediate cut-off in Russian gas supplies. It does not take a Nobel Prize to recognize that," he said.

Comment: And if that weren't enough to cope with, RT also reports:
Cheniere Energy says growing global gas demand could deepen the energy crisis in Europe

The biggest US exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG), Cheniere Energy, has warned that limited supplies worldwide mean this winter could be "really, really tight."

According to Reuters, Cheniere, which has sent 70% of its output to Europe this year, also said that a resurgence in Chinese LNG demand would exacerbate the energy crisis.

"At the end of the day, what's going to decide how tight the market will be is how cold it is and how government policies, industry rationing work," Cheniere's executive vice president for worldwide trading, Corey Grindal, said at a Gastech conference on Thursday.

Grindal noted that for now the current price environment indicates that LNG supplies will continue to go to Europe. Prices, which were $2 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) in 2020, have rocketed 2,750% to $57 per MMBtu in August.

The US has stepped up exports of the fuel to the EU this year, taking advantage of elevated prices in the region.

China has also been supplying leftover LNG to the EU, as its zero-Covid policies are still weighing on domestic demand, according to Bloomberg. Analysts, however, warn that a total Russian gas shutoff would send the EU into an energy crisis that would last multiple winters.

Natural gas deliveries from Russia's Nord Stream pipeline to the bloc remain cut off indefinitely due to maintenance issues. According to the Kremlin, technical issues with gas deliveries via the pipeline will persist until the West lifts its sanctions on Russia.


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