A Major Life Change
With coherence, we can rise to meet any challenge. Without it, even marginal changes are impossible to accomplish. The meta-narrative shared by both sides that the problem is those horrible people on the other side, is itself the real problem.
The Luddite Kids saying NO to Smartphones
“Spend time getting to know yourself and exploring the world around you. It’s so much more fulfilling — and so much more real — than the one inside your expensive little box.” – teenager Lola Schub.
Resisting and revealing the plutocratic occupation
In WEF leader Klaus Schwab’s 2020 book Covid-19: The Great Reset he specifically named the Gilets Jaunes in his warning that “social unrest” and a “political and societal backlash against globalization” presented a “sombre scenario” for the interests he represents.
The pandemic is officially over. Now what?
Now that WHO and the United States government have declared the “pandemic” over, we have some things to talk about here beside the rising tide. The silence (and the noise) is deafening.
Shutdown or Not, the Police State Will Continue to Flourish
Default or not, war will continue. Drone killings will continue. Surveillance will continue. Censorship and persecution of anyone who criticizes the government will continue. The government’s efforts to label dissidents as extremists and terrorists will continue.
Cops Incorporating Private Cameras Into RT Surveillance Networks
The model expands police access to personal information collected by private cameras that would otherwise require warrants and community conversation. Because these cameras are privately owned, police can enjoy their use without having to create and follow records retention and deletion policies.
We’re All Bored of Culture
Anglo-Calvinist moralism has turned the American arts into something strenuously polite and deadly dull.
Work. Order. Progress.
The Rothschilds have been heavily involved in everything to do with industrialisation for the last 200 years, as major players in railways, mining, steel, oil, chemicals, plastics, pharmaceutics, uranium and the nuclear industry.