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The dystopic Great Reset and the fight back: Population reduction and hope for the future

Joaquin Flores
Strategic Culture Foundation
Wed, 11 Nov 2020 00:00 UTC
dystopia
Genesis 11:5 - And the Lord came down to see the city and the tower, which the children of men builded.
The Great Reset, the 4th Industrial Revolution, the 4th Turning, the Great Awakening, and Artificial Intelligence. These are the real themes that are shaping the socio-political, cultural, and ideological landscape of our lives in 2020.

The push for lockdown and quarantine towards a Great Reset is increasingly understood by critics as program of mass enslavement and collective punishment, population reduction, presented within the trappings of progressive talking points. In our last piece on the Great Reset, 'Whose Great Reset? The Fight for Our Future - Technocracy vs. the Republic', we confronted the Orwellian nature of the term itself, showing that the ostensibly technocratic new proposal was being made in a way that appears to short-cut the decision making processes of sovereign states as well as democratic processes within republics.

In the eternal words of the Irish author, Oscar Wilde, 'Life imitates art far more than art imitates life'.
"That we live in a time where the plans of the elite are more openly and more brazenly spelled out, in fiction, in public mythology, in culture, and are manufactured in a way entirely out of the hands of the vast majority of people whose lives will be forever changed, likely for the worse, is hands-down the real catastrophe of our time."
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Sun

Rudy Giuliani says team will expose Dems' 'concerted effort' to steal election

Solange Reyner
Newsmax
Tue, 10 Nov 2020 17:14 UTC
Rudy Giuliani
© Newsmax TV's "American Agenda"
Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani told Newsmax TV his legal team is ready to prove there was a concerted effort by the Democrat Party to exclude Republicans from observing questionable ballots in 10 states.

Giuliani also said the president has a good chance of overturning votes in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, which overwhelmingly voted for Democratic challenger Joe Biden.

"We think we have a good chance," Giuliani told Tuesday's "American Agenda" of two cities in Pennsylvania, "to have that vote overturned and not certified.

"The margin of victory [in the state] was only 40,00 after the president had been ahead by 700,000. I think we can show that this was part of a concerted effort on the part of the Democrat Party to do this in 10 different states, because the same thing they did in Philadelphia - herd the Republicans in corrals, not let them see the ballot - they did it in Pittsburgh, they did it in Detroit, they did it in Milwaukee, they did it in Phoenix, they did it in Las Vegas, they did it in all these places where they have this Democrat machine.


Comment: Giuilani lays it all out in this interview:



Comment: Tucker Carlson gives an expansive and very insightful examination of voter fraud that flies in the face of corporate media's claims of 'no fraud':


Sean Hannity weighed in as well:




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Snakes in Suits

Two Tory MPs take gambling jobs before review of betting laws


The Guardian
Wed, 11 Nov 2020 06:00 UTC
Davies
© Chris McAndrew/UK Parliament (Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0))Rob Davies and Richard PartingtonPhilip Davies was paid £33,320 by the owner of Ladbrokes for 'providing advice on responsible gambling and customer service'.
Two Conservative MPs have accepted jobs with the gambling industry worth tens of thousands of pounds before a government review of betting laws, the Guardian can reveal.

The Ladbrokes owner, GVC, paid Philip Davies £49,980 for "providing advice on responsible gambling and customer service", according to parliamentary disclosures.

He accepted the first instalment of the money on 27 August but did not step down as a member of the select committee for digital, culture, media and sport, the department managing the forthcoming review of gambling regulation, until this week.

Davies did 124 hours of work for GVC at a rate of £403 per hour, 68 times the £5.93 minimum wage in 2011, when he suggested that employers should be allowed to pay disabled people less than that.

Comment: Evidently some politicians come pretty cheap these days: Also check out SOTT radio's: The Truth Perspective: Introducing Political Ponerology, plus some odds and ends

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Attention

Trump considers founding digital media outlet to 'wreck' Fox News, report says

Zachary Evans
National Review
Thu, 12 Nov 2020 09:16 UTC
Trump
© Reuters/Carlos BarriaUS President Donald Trump
President Trump is considering founding a digital media company to compete with Fox News, Axios reported on Thursday.

Trump has complained vociferously in recent months about Fox polls showing he would lose the presidency, and he was furious after the network projected Joe Biden as the winner of Arizona's electoral votes. Because establishing a cable news alternative to Fox would be expensive and logistically challenging, the president could attempt to found a digital media outlet and try to siphon away Fox subscribers.

"He plans to wreck Fox. No doubt about it," a source with knowledge of the plans told Axios.

The president currently claims that Democrats have "stolen" the election for Joe Biden, and may use rallies to amplify claims of voter fraud. At those rallies, the source said, Trump is "going to spend a lot of time slamming Fox."

Comment: Trump typically wears his heart on one sleeve and his angst on the other - out there in plain view.
Trump has not conceded an election loss to Biden, but is "very aware there is not a path to victory," a top White House aide told NBC reporter Peter Alexander on Thursday. However, the president is continuing to contest the results as a kind of "theater" because he thinks his supporters "deserve a fight," the aide said.
This inflammatory spin of 'no path to victory' is a non-sequitur as nation-rocking revelations of fraud and trashed protocols increasingly unfold, cracking the foundation of the election and thereby upping the odds of a legitimate Trump win. Of course there is 'a path to victory' and he is on it. Tell that aide: 'You're fired!'

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Arrow Up

Libya talks reach election breakthrough, U.N. says


Reuters
Wed, 11 Nov 2020 02:33 UTC
Envoy Stephanie Williams
© EPA-EFE/Mohamed MessaraUN acting envoy to Libya Stephanie Williams • Tunis, Tunisia • November 11, 2020
Political talks on Libya's future have reached agreement on holding elections within 18 months, the United Nations acting Libya envoy said on Wednesday, hailing a "breakthrough" in a peacemaking process that still faces great obstacles.

"There's real momentum and that's what we need to focus on and encourage," envoy Stephanie Williams said at a news conference in Tunis, where 75 Libyan participants chosen by the United Nations have been meeting since Monday. The meeting has reached preliminary agreement on a roadmap to "free, fair, inclusive and credible parliamentary and presidential elections" that also includes steps to unite institutions, she said.

Thursday's talks in Tunis will focus on a new unified transitional government to oversee the run-up to elections, with participants discussing its "prerogatives and competencies", Williams said. The new government would have to quickly address deteriorating public services and corruption, two issues that prompted protests on both sides of the frontlines this summer, she added.

The roadmap also outlines steps to begin a process of national reconciliation, transitional justice and address the plight of displaced people .
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Padlock

Biden's Covid adviser: 'Lockdown of 4 to 6 weeks could control pandemic until vaccines arrive'

Carlos Garcia
The Blaze
Wed, 11 Nov 2020 00:00 UTC

Comment: And we're to believe a majority of Americans voted FOR this?


Dr. Osterholm
© Meet the Press screenshotDir. Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy Dr. Michael Osterholm
A top adviser on coronavirus to former Vice President Joe Biden says that a lockdown of 4 to 6 weeks could control the pandemic and help revive the economy.

Dr. Michael Osterholm made the comments Wednesday in an interview with Yahoo! Finance.

The director of the Center of Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota said that the government should consider a package to pay for the wages lost by Americans during that time. Osterholm said:
"We could pay for a package right now to cover all of the wages, lost wages for individual workers for losses to small companies to medium-sized companies, for city, states, county governments. We could do all of that, and if we did that, then we could lockdown for 4 to 6 weeks.

"And if we did that we could drive the numbers down, like they've done in Asia, like they did in New Zealand and Australia, and then we could really watch ourselves cruising into vaccine availability in the first and second quarter of next year and bringing back the economy long before that.

Comment: These are unqualified statistics questionably applied to an unremarkable strain of common flu. Fortunately, when Trump officially wins the election, we won't have to listen to this guy. Lockdowns do not revive the economy, nor do government subsidies. Increasing these two protocols would magnify the already disastrous effects attained and suffered - perhaps exponentially. Do we need one more nut-job COVID expert throwing pacification money at a cabal-made human disaster? NOPE.

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Sheriff

Russia nears completion of new nuclear deterrence control site


RT
Thu, 12 Nov 2020 13:07 UTC
Russian National
© Defense Ministry / Vadim SavitskyFILE PHOTO. The Russian National Defense Management Center.
Russia has almost completed a new command and control site from which its nuclear deterrence forces will be controlled, Vladimir Putin has announced, saying the systems must be "simple and reliable" like a Kalashnikov rifle.

The new facility has an improved chance of survivability in an attack, including a nuclear strike, ensuring that Russia remains in control of its armed forces, the president said on Wednesday. This metric is crucial for nuclear deterrence, ensuring a retaliatory strike is launched in response to a decapitating first move and thus making such an escalation less likely.

The new command and control site has "practically absolute protection," the president said.

Comment: See also: US finally enters into START treaty negotiations with Russia, both agree to freeze warhead totals and extend nuclear pact by 1 year

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Passport

Best of the Web: Papers, please: Airline groups embrace 'digital health passports' over quarantines, Covid shutdowns continue to cripple industry


RT
Thu, 12 Nov 2020 18:42 UTC
covid passport
Three airline trade groups are calling for the adoption of digital health passports like the World Economic Forum- and Rockefeller-backed CommonPass in place of the quarantines and border closures that have slashed their profits.

Oneworld, Star Alliance, and SkyTeam - three of the largest global airline groups which together represent 60 percent of the world's passenger air capacity - issued a statement praising smartphone-based health pre-clearance apps like CommonPass on Wednesday, urging governments to mothball the "blunt instrument" of quarantines and lockdowns and adopt intrusive digital health technology instead.

The airlines cited recent testing of CommonPass, which purports to offer a trusted international standard for documenting a passenger's compliance with Covid-19 health regulations, as well as a recent report from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in their plea for governments to reopen closed borders and roll back mandatory-on-arrival quarantines for travelers who've installed the app.

Comment: Online ticket selling agent Ticketmaster is already demanding similar rules. The vultures are not far behind:
Ticketmaster is said to be working on "a framework for post-pandemic fan safety that uses smartphones to very fans' vaccination status or whether they've tested negative for the coronavirus within a 24 to 72 hour window," the outlet stated, suggesting an Orwellian hybrid of Chinese-style social credit scores and the sort of digital "vaccine certificates" billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates hinted at in the early days of the pandemic.

The procedure is expected to combine three elements - the use of a Ticketmaster digital ticketing app, one of a burgeoning crop of third-party health certification apps like CLEAR Health Pass, and being tested at or vaccinated by one of the many rapid testing sites springing up all over the US and Western Europe.

Wannabe concertgoers would have to either prove they'd gotten the jab or show proof they'd tested negative for Covid-19 within one to three days of the show, depending on the type of test. The individual would have their results sent to the certification app, which would pass their green (or red) signal on to Ticketmaster. At that point, they'd be allowed into the event. The app will also facilitate contact-tracing and provide concertgoers with staggered arrival times to avoid excessive crowds at the entrance.

As Yovich suggested, plenty of opportunists are stepping up to the plate to 'help' Ticketmaster evolve and adapt to the brave new world of Covid-19. "The experience of attending live events will look completely different," acknowledged Marianne Herman, co-founder of reBUILD20, a consultancy aimed at helping events and entertainment venues reorient their activities to the "new normal" of the virus. "Innovation married with consistent implementation will provide a framework to get the live sports and event industry back to work."
Kiss life as you've known it goodbye. The cage is snapping shut for all but the elites.

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Chess

'A change in weather outside the window': Moscow has not contacted Biden, playing down significance of US presidential transition

Jonny Tickle
RT
Thu, 12 Nov 2020 16:05 UTC
biden race celebration
© AFP / POOL / Andrew Harnik
Russia has made no contact with representatives of likely US President-elect Joe Biden, and has no plans to get in touch. Earlier this week, the Kremlin announced it was holding off on congratulations until official confirmation.

Speaking to news agency TASS, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov explained that Moscow has a low opinion of the Democratic candidate, after Russia was accused by his party of influencing the US election in 2016.

"We have not had any contacts with representatives and staff of Joseph Biden," he said. "We treat this as a change in weather outside the window."
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Briefcase

Britain should tax working from home at 5%, says Deutsche Bank

Ben Chapman
The Independent
Thu, 12 Nov 2020 17:51 UTC
work from home
© Getty/iStockResearchers argue that people working at home have enjoyed gains that others have not
People who work from home should pay a 5 per cent tax for the privilege, an investment bank has recommended.

Researchers at Deutsche Bank said the tax would raise £6.9bn in the UK and £36bn in the US which could be paid to people who cannot work from home. Under the plan, grants of up to £2,000 would be made available to low-income workers and those threatened with redundancy.

The researchers argue that people working at home have enjoyed gains which many workers have not benefited from. Not only are they at less risk during the pandemic, they also save money by spending less which reduces economic activity and the tax it generates.

These changing habits cause problems for businesses, resulting in job losses which have primarily affected people who are unable to work from home.

Comment: Britain's economy is already in free-fall due to the covid nonsense plus the monumental ineptitude of the Brexit mess. How can DB think that adding to the average citizen's burden is going to improve matters?

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