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Best of the Web: Fourth Turning 2022 - Bad Moon Rising, Part 3

The Great Reset
In Part One & Part Two of this article I laid out how those in power have used the power of propaganda and the psychology of fear to weaponize a flu to further their Great Reset agenda, while ensuring an economic and financial collapse through the issuance of trillions in unpayable bad debt. In Part Three of this article, I will examine how the civic decay in our society, created by the ruling class, will coalesce into a bloody firestorm of death and destruction during the remaining years of this Fourth Turning.

"One does not establish a dictatorship in order to safeguard a revolution; one makes the revolution in order to establish the dictatorship."George Orwell, 1984

"The masses never revolt of their own accord, and they never revolt merely because they are oppressed. Indeed, so long as they are not permitted to have standards of comparison, they never even become aware that they are oppressed."George Orwell, 1984

There had been a theory discussed a few years ago regarding the nature of Fourth Turnings alternating between externally focused and internally focused. It is more about the key drivers, as all Fourth Turnings are impacted by domestic and foreign influences. Even though the sample size is small, this Fourth Turning appears to be following the alternating pattern. The American Revolution was driven by conflict with a foreign power (Great Britain), with another foreign power (France) tipping the scales in favor of the patriots.

The Civil War was almost entirely a domestic internal conflict, with Great Britain not fully supporting the Confederacy, and tipping the scales in favor of the North. The Great Depression was created by global central bank machinations, with World War II almost entirely fought on foreign soil, leaving the U.S. as the unchallenged leader of the free world after 1945.

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Graphika: The Deep State's Beard for Controlling the Information Age

Graphika founder and CEO John Kelly
© AP | MPNGraphika founder and CEO John Kelly testifies before the Senate with other leaders in the private intellegence community.
Graphika is the toast of the town. The private social-media and tech-intelligence agency that tracks down bots and exposes foreign influence operations online is constantly quoted, referenced and profiled in the nation's most important outlets. For example, in 2020, The New York Times published a fawning profile of the company's head of investigations, Ben Nimmo. "He Combs the Web for Russian Bots. That Makes Him a Target," ran its headline, the article presenting him as a crusader risking his life to keep our internet safe and free. Last year, business magazine Fast Company labeled Graphika as among the 10 most innovative companies in the world.

There is no doubt that Graphika leans into this cool and dynamic corporate image. From its beginnings in 2013, the company has expanded to employ dozens of people at its trendy Manhattan office. Describing themselves as "cartographers of the internet age," the company puts out investigation after investigation about foreign influence operations online, especially concentrating on Russian, Chinese or Iranian attempts to manipulate social media. A layperson could certainly be blinded by its science and impressed by the complex and innovative graphs and charts. Yet when it comes to similar but far larger U.S. government programs, the intelligence and analysis agency is silent.

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The globalist reset agenda is failing - Is Ukraine 'Plan B'?

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There are people in the liberty movement that attribute FAR too much intelligence to the global power elites, to the point that they seem to think the globalists are always planning "ten steps ahead." The funny thing about planning ten steps ahead though is that if anything goes wrong with steps 1-9 then getting to step number 10 will be impossible and you just wasted a whole lot of energy on an elaborate plan that ended up going nowhere. The globalists are NOT the smartest people around; not even close. They aren't even all that effective when their plans actually function and there are no surprises. Their ideas fail constantly.

There is only one reason that centralizing criminals have not been brought down, and that is because no one has ever targeted them directly. Every time there is a governmental shake up or rebellion or mass movement for change people target "the system"; they blame the system for all our problems (or they blame a handful of political puppets) and they seek to add a fresh coat of paint or change some of its basic functions, but the men behind the curtain always end up back behind the curtain. The problem is never "the system", it's the people running and influencing the system while enjoying the comfort of the shadows.

Comment: For another take on the possibility of war used as a mass distraction, see this excellent article:

As the sound of war drums grows louder ...the real enemy remains hidden behind the curtain


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Qatar's foreign minister rules out normalisation with Israel, 'lost hope' following 2008 war on Gaza

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Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi (R) meets with Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani (L) in the capital Tehran on 27 January 2022 (AFP)
Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani on Wednesday ruled out the possibility of his country normalising relations with Israel.

Al Thani told the Axios news site that Doha had maintained ties with Israel "when there were prospects for peace" with the Palestinians, but that his country "lost hope" after the 2008-2009 Gaza war.

He added that Qatar would continue with its "working relationship" to help the Palestinian people, but that it was difficult to envision joining the Abraham Accords "in the absence of a real commitment to a two-state solution".

Comment: Notably, Amnesty International have just declared Israel's actions against the Palestinians as apartheid. The US State department, that normally uses human rights organisations like AI as part of its justification for 'regime change' operations, chose to dispute their findings this time, unsurprisingly:


See also: US to halt $130 million in military aid to Egypt, claiming 'human rights violations'


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China charges AstraZeneca with medical insurance fraud

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© REUTERS/Aly SongAn AstraZeneca sign is seen at the third China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, China November 6, 2020.
Chinese authorities summoned officials of AstraZeneca China regarding an investigation of suspected medical insurance fraud by the company's employees, the National Healthcare Security Administration (NHSA) said on Saturday.

The regulator of the state medical insurance fund said authorities ordered the arrest of all suspects, but did not give details of the suspected violations or the size of funds involved.

It demanded that AstraZeneca China close loopholes in supervision of marketing activities, the NHSA added.

Comment: Meanwhile in the US, the FDA refuses to release Pfizer's vaccine approval data for the next 55 years.

See also: China jails nearly 50 executives for rigging air pollution data

And check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal Short: UK Official Stats Reveal How Many People Died Directly From Covid-19




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Saudi coalition war planes launch 38 raids on Yemen in 24 hours

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The Saudi-led coalition launched 38 raids on the governorates of Marib, Taiz, Al-Jawf, Hajjah, and Abyan during the past hours. The coalition launched 17 missiles on Al-Wadi, Al-Juba, Madghal, and Raghwan districts in Marib, and conducted two raids on Jabal Habashi District in Taiz, southwest of Yemen.

The Saudi-led coalition conducted eleven airstrikes in the districts of al-Hazm, Khub and Al-Shaaf, and Al-Maslub in Al-Jawf, northeastern Yemen, and six air raids in the districts of Haradh and Abs in Hajjah, western Yemen, and two raids on Aqabat Halhal in Lauder District, Abyan Governorate, southern Yemen.

A Yemeni military source reported that the coalition forces monitored 152 violations in Al-Hudaydah, western Yemen, during the past 24 hours, distributed between 34 violations by artillery shelling and 111 violations by various bullets.

Comment: See also:



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Best of the Web: Russia halts the export of ammonium nitrate fertilizer, accounts for 62% of world supply

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© Matthew Thayer / AP fileFILE PHOTO
Today, deliveries of ammonium nitrate abroad from Russia are stopped: the government has imposed a two-month ban on them.

"From February 2, a two-month ban on the export of ammonium nitrate comes into force. The corresponding government decree has been signed," its statement told.

This decision was made to provide domestic farmers with mineral fertilizers for spring field work. An additional need for them arose in a number of regions of the country, in particular, in the North Caucasian and Southern federal districts.

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Note, Russia didn't 'squeeze' the supply of natural gas. Europe chose, against its best interests, to appease their US masters by not making long-term contracts for Russian gas, instead buying it at spot (market) price, which shot up as a result of the sudden return of demand when economies reopened after the lockdowns.

In the US just yesterday, there was a fire and explosion at an ammonium nitrate fertilizer factory. In Europe the fertilizer shortage threatens to cause a reduction in crop yield and quality, amidst already soaring food prices. Meanwhile China took some preventative action as early June 2021 by granting $3.1 billion in subsidies to its farmers to alleviate the burden of exorbitant commodity costs: Major shortages of fertilizers are occurring the world over, mainly because of plant closures due to the lockdowns. Another factor, also man-made, is that major producers of potash in Belarus are under sanctions because the US deems its government 'illegitimate'.

Why is this important? Because without these fertilizers, the world will produce up to 50% less food this year. This spells disaster.

Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Canadian PM Flees Freedom Convoy as Washington Seeks War in Europe





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The Revolt Begins

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© Canadian Press REXThe Trucker Rebellion • Journey to Ottawa
So, it's time to serve notice that the game is over. The nation rejects the phantom president and the cabal behind the Covid-19 hustle, and all the Woke hustles that rode in with it.

The Canadian trucker rebellion, rolling east across the vast, frozen Canadian prairie, blew into the country's Woked-up capital city, Ottawa, like the scalding wrath of history, forcing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to skulk off punkishly under cover of night — after bad-mouthing the big-rig invaders as "a fringe minority" in a nation of otherwise obedient hypnotics sleepwalking into Big Pharma's spike-protein fun-factory of all-causes early death.

The news media is working super-hard to avoid reporting the event, of course. Canada's leading paper, The Toronto Star, put up a peevish little item complaining that a protester hung an upside-down maple leaf flag on a statue of national hero Terry Fox (a cancer-stricken athlete who ran across most of the country on a prosthetic leg in 1981 to raise cancer-awareness). The paper also mentioned that "[a] discordant symphony of truck horns blared across downtown Ottawa as demonstrators geared up for their second full day on local streets." Beyond that, the paper lost interest.

Comment: The gig is up as the rigs keep rolling, their message heard around the world.


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Boris Johnson slammed for cancelling call with Putin to deal with partygate

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© Reuters/UK Parliament/Jessica TaylorBritain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the House of Commons
Boris Johnson has faced widespread criticism for cancelling a phone call with Vladimir Putin so he could deal with the fallout from a report into the partygate row.

The prime minister had been scheduled to speak to the Russian president on Monday afternoon as tensions mount on the Ukrainian border where Putin is feared to be planning an invasion. But the call was cancelled as Johnson was forced to make a statement about the Cabinet Office's inquiry into rule-breaking parties held in his Downing Street residence.

A damning update to the report by civil servant Sue Gray accused Johnson of presiding over serious failures of leadership, and he faced calls to resign from his own MPs. Gray also revealed that police are investigating 12 parties, including several he attended.

Labour's Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy said:
"Amid a dangerous crisis threatening peace in Europe, a vital diplomatic opportunity has been missed as Boris Johnson scrambles to hold on to his job. These are the real-world consequences of a distracted prime minister unfit for office running a government in disarray."
The SNP's Defence Spokesperson Stewart McDonald tweeted: "A pathetic embarrassment."

Comment: Here is Johnson's mia culpa address to Parliament. Note the art of turning it around:




Oil Well

Best of the Web: Despite climate emergency, the US, Canada and Norway 'pumping more oil than ever'

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Last year the world's leading climate scientists, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, issued a "code red" for humanity and outlined how we had to stop oil and gas drilling if we wanted a livable future. Also last year, the world's energy watchdog, the International Energy Agency (IEA) finally acknowledged that to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius (ºC), we must cease all new investment in the expansion of oil, gas, and coal supply beyond that already committed now.

But still we drill. Take three countries who like to see themselves as climate leaders. First, the United States. At the UN climate conference at COP26 in Glasgow, U.S. President Joe Biden beat the drum for urgent action:
"The science is clear: We only have a brief window left before us to raise our ambitions and to raise — to meet the task that's rapidly narrowing. This is a decisive decade in which we have an opportunity to prove ourselves. We can keep the goal of limiting global warming to just 1.5 degrees Celsius within our reach if we come together, if we commit to doing our part of each of our nations with determination and with ambition."
Second, Canada. Biden's North American counterpart, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, added that
"the science is clear: we must do more, and faster. So that's the pledge and the call I bring to this historic meeting."
Third, Norway. The Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre reiterated the need for drastic action at COP26, telling delegates,
"this is existential. It is urgent. And it is possible - if we jointly step up our commitments."
That was last year. This is a new year, and instead of new commitments to double down on climate action, what do we see?

Comment: Obviously some countries are trying to capitalize on the climate hoax by expanding supply chains. This may be the one time 'opportunistic greed' will be doing a good thing!