World Economic Forum Megathread (The Great Reset)

[urr13 account]

I don't think a revolution is possible. If people were going to push-back en masse it would have happened during the lockdowns/vaxpass to get into restaurants/forced vaccine that doesn’t help at all/mandated face-diapers/not able to move freely throughout your own country let alone leave it/etc.

That was most likely the entire point of the whole covid thing, to see if people would push back.

It was designed to be nonsensical, the fact that the vaccine provided no benefit, and you could still get covid even if you had it was part of it. It all needed to be flimsy so that they could stress-test the population and see what people would put up with. Would people have their children "vaccinated"? etc. They could have turned off the covid 'pandemic' at any moment if people got too uppity, but everyone just went along for the ride and did what they were told outside of a few truckers.

No one is going to assassinate schwab, trudeua/butts, or anyone else, there’s not going to be a large-scale workers strike, or any kind of uprising. Digital ID, mandated boosters, travel restrictions, eating bugs, living in pods, sucking girldick, that's it. That's the future.

Serfs made up 75% of the medieval population. They were tied to a specific plot of land and survived on little resources. The vast majority of people are cattle, and we're staring down the barrel of another few hundred years or more of serfdom.

And if you personally aren't cattle, all that means is you're going to be more aware of how much shit sucks, and probably slightly more depressed than the people who just do what they are told.

 

[The Internet Dick]

That’s because Burgerlandian conservatism is nothing more than a LARP. They have a poor grasp of history and all the media they consoom gives them delusions of grandeur. Yet at the same time they believe in doing nothing because they feel events happen spontaneously and trying is for fags anyway. The end result is that they keep talking about future civil wars and uprisings but in the meantime they think voting harder is the only path. Maybe next election, they figure. Not now because there’s a sportsball game to watch.

You argue a strawman. You have this mental picture of soft, fat, middle-aged and aging boomers bound by inertia to their Lazyboy power recliners, doing nothing while the Republic falls and the commies take over and their world goes to shit--and you know what? Maybe part of that is true. Some of them do. But it isn't entirely true.

Many ordinary people--the people you dismiss--know there's a fight coming and at least some of that many know there's no way the globalist oligarchs who own the Left (and much of the Establishment Right) are going to give up power it's taken them a hundred years to acquire as the result of any election. My advice? Go to a rifle or pistol range and ask that Dad-looking dude on the station to your left how much he's practicing and then, once you get friendly, ask him what he's practicing for. He may or may not tell you. He doesn't know you. But I would bet real money he's determined to keep up his skills because he knows he'll probably need them soon and he wants to be ready.

 

[ConfederateIrishman]

There's a lot of starry-eyed optimism about people rising up and overthrowing the elites in this thread. It's worth remembering that for the majority of human civilisation, feudal serfdom has been the norm and freedom and democracy are the aberrations. It pops up here and there in little blips that last a few hundred years, but then it subsides again.

I don't see the elites being overthrown overall and in some ways I see them as a natural part of human governance. Now, what I do see happening is this current crop of elites running their lands into a Ditch and either getting supplanted by foreign elites, and/or having 'petty nobility'/underlings/old displaced elite usurp them after a certain point.

 

[CAPTAIN HAPPY]

I don't see the elites being overthrown overall and in some ways I see them as a natural part of human governance. Now, what I do see happening is this current crop of elites running their lands into a Ditch and either getting supplanted by foreign elites, and/or having 'petty nobility'/underlings/old displaced elite usurp them after a certain point.

Thing is that stupid, defeatist, boohooist conspiritards don't get about the elite, it's that even though they're like 1% of the population and shit, that's still a considerable number of people with different upbringings, outlooks, ideals, whatever else, and that these people do (not) get along or like each other. Klaus Shlerfph and his jew manwhore can push their communist bullshit all they want, not everyone in their own yard will buy their bullshit, especially when more and more of the new elites come from the lower classes through internet coin shops and shit.

 

[ConfederateIrishman]

Thing is that stupid, defeatist, boohooist conspiritards don't get about the elite, it's that even though they're like 1% of the population and shit, that's still a considerable number of people with different upbringings, outlooks, ideals, whatever else, and that these people do get along or like each other. Klaus Shlerfph and his jew manwhore can push their communist bullshit all they want, not everyone in their own yard will buy their bullshit, especially when more and more of the new elites come from the lower classes through internet coin shops and shit.

We will have to see how it plays out, I'm not even going to try and make predictions on that. I use a very loose defection of 'elite' here, I've called Napoleon Bonaparte an elite even though his family started near the bottom, and working within the system is not the only path of power for these people either.

 

[CAPTAIN HAPPY]

We will have to see how it plays out, I'm not even going to try and make predictions on that.

That's the most interesting part. Used to be that history would stagnate for centuries. These days everything moves so fast that society can barely keep up with the changes. Nobody can predict what will happen, especially not some bubble of pampered cartoon villains.

I use a very loose defection of 'elite' here, I've called Napoleon Bonaparte an elite even though his family started near the bottom, and working within the system is not the only path of power for these people either.

Then comes sharing that power if you even get it, and then it gets even worse when you have to keep it.

 

[Super-Chevy454]

We got to give some kudos to American Thinker for having the guts to post some texts about the great reset.

https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2022/08/has_the_great_reset_reminded_us_why_freedoms_worth_the_fight.html

August 21, 2022

Has the Great Reset Reminded Us Why Freedom's Worth the Fight?​

By J.B. Shurk


When I was a child, I stumbled upon philosophy through a tummy ache. I had eaten too much or run around too hard and found myself feeling miserable outside on a hot summer day. While I was in my own private agony, I remember thinking, "I'll never take all the hours I've spent without stomach pains for granted again." And I never did. Sometimes when other childhood problems had me down, I'd think, "Well, at least you don't have a stomachache," and I'd nod in agreement to the voice in my head. I learned to appreciate something simple — living without pain. Yet I also remember wondering, "Did I really have to go through that momentary misery just to appreciate normal existence?" I think the answer is "yes."
No matter how effectively my parents warned me about running hard right after eating a big meal, I do not think I would have learned the lesson without some painful experience driving the message home. That epiphany, I realized, was bigger than a stomachache. There was a fine line between painful consequences I could imagine and painful consequences that, for whatever reason, I had to experience firsthand. Too often, in fact, I correctly imagined painful consequences in life and still insisted on experiencing them personally just to make sure they lived up to the hype in my head. What can I say? We humans are a strange lot.

Looking around today at this rumbling, raging contest between individual freedom and State-imposed control has me pondering that early childhood memory once again. Can people imagine the costs of securing freedom without having to endure its attendant struggles? Or is it necessary, from time to time, for some contingent of humanity to suffer through tyranny just so that it might subsequently fight for personal liberation? "Freedom isn't free." It's a great bumper sticker, a message of sublime truth. Do most people actually understand it, though, if they haven't become personally acquainted with its painful meaning? Or must they first lose what they were freely given before learning why liberty is so dear? The past two years of COVID-1984 madness and Western governments' increasing obsession with "climate change" fear porn necessitating today's food and fuel rationing suggest an obvious, if dispiriting, answer.

If Americans required a State-sanctioned stomachache to remind them of freedom's natural bounties, they have certainly suffered the mother of all ipecac remedies. As frustratingly difficult as it is to watch American politicians befoul the land with their Green New Deal communism and allegiance to the World Economic Forum's New World Order, their attacks on Americans' freedoms are simultaneously stirring in the collective American consciousness an equal and opposite effect that might not have previously been possible. Until experiencing a pandemic police state that arbitrarily shut down lives and livelihoods at the whims of cynical and calculating bureaucrats, too many Americans put their faith in the government's shameless cult of expertise. Before the DOJ and FBI openly targeted fed up parents who objected to public schools' abhorrently racist and sexualized curricula, most had no understanding of the Marxists' pervasive indoctrination of their young children. Before Congress's J-6 Soviet show trials and the Deep State's years of criminal persecution against Donald Trump and his voters, conservatives gave the federal government's institutions entirely too much blind deference.

 

[NyQuilninja]

Donald Trump did more damage to their plans in 4 years than the entire conservative movement did in 50, because Donald Trump is not a conservative and therefore never learned that doing things is ungentlemanly and Not Who We Are.

I find the whole Donald Trump things to be hilarious considering up until his presidential nomination
He was one of Them. Now he's turbo maga Hitler. I haven't seen the establishment this pissed off in decades I don't think it's fake I think they really do hate the man

 

[Tsukasa Kadoya]

I find the whole Donald Trump things to be hilarious considering up until his presidential nomination
He was one of Them. Now he's turbo maga Hitler. I haven't seen the establishment this pissed off in decades I don't think it's fake I think they really do hate the man

Donald Trump is many things, but the one thing he isn't is a maniac. I like to believe he was informed about the WEF's plans and turned against them as a result. Trump does genuinely love the US people, while Biden and Obama view them as cattle for use.
Do I think he can stop them? No, not at all. But look at the gas being stomped on as soon as Biden took office. It was clear that Hilary was meant to be prez, and with Trump in office the plans to collapse the economies of the world halted, terrifying the WEF.
So they ousted him banana republic style. Even if he does win in 2024, I think the US will be beyond repair. He might staunch the bleeding a little bit, but Biden and co have won. America will collapse, and history will view them as heroes.

 

[The Ugly One]

That’s because Burgerlandian conservatism is nothing more than a LARP. They have a poor grasp of history and all the media they consoom gives them delusions of grandeur. Yet at the same time they believe in doing nothing because they feel events happen spontaneously and trying is for fags anyway. The end result is that they keep talking about future civil wars and uprisings but in the meantime they think voting harder is the only path. Maybe next election, they figure. Not now because there’s a sportsball game to watch.

Doing things is "big government."

 

[Dude Snakes]

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https://newspunch.com/wef-announce-recruitment-of-information-warriors-to-control-the-narrative-on-social-media/

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With Help From WEF, Canada to Launch Federal Digital ID Program

Government officials said the program is “the electronic equivalent of a recognized proof-of-identity document,” such as a driver's license or passport, which “confirms that ‘you are who you say you are’ in a digital context.”

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https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-world-economic-forum-misinformation/

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Her eyes are dead, is she even human?

 

[NyQuilninja]

Donald Trump is many things, but the one thing he isn't is a maniac. I like to believe he was informed about the WEF's plans and turned against them as a result. Trump does genuinely love the US people, while Biden and Obama view them as cattle for use.
Do I think he can stop them? No, not at all. But look at the gas being stomped on as soon as Biden took office. It was clear that Hilary was meant to be prez, and with Trump in office the plans to collapse the economies of the world halted, terrifying the WEF.
So they ousted him banana republic style. Even if he does win in 2024, I think the US will be beyond repair. He might staunch the bleeding a little bit, but Biden and co have won. America will collapse, and history will view them as heroes.

That's the one thing I have trouble wrapping my head around a (self-made) billionaire in America giving a shit about America and more importantly its people. We haven't seen this type of creature in the wild in a century. Even if it's just for show The people believe in MaGa and that's a start. Can you imagine trump going down has the Abraham Lincoln of this century? That's peak Clown universe

 

[ToroidalBoat]

Dahir Insaat

On one Insaat video, someone claimed that "nobody should travel and everybody must stay in their cities".

Sounds like something the WEF has likely said.

 

[One Quick Post]

Thing is that stupid, defeatist, boohooist conspiritards don't get about the elite, it's that even though they're like 1% of the population and shit, that's still a considerable number of people with different upbringings, outlooks, ideals, whatever else, and that these people do (not) get along or like each other. Klaus Shlerfph and his jew manwhore can push their communist bullshit all they want, not everyone in their own yard will buy their bullshit, especially when more and more of the new elites come from the lower classes through internet coin shops and shit.

Don't forget also that there are people sitting on very big, very illegal stacks of cash that aren't going to take kindly to a carless, cashless society. How do you think that's going to effect drug running? Cartels and 1%ers are not the kind of people to go "oh well, guess I'll be niggercattle then."

The things they will do in response to their business being threatened are absolutely horrifying. Here's a not fun story, in Italy an anti-mafia judge was assassinated and the police arrested one of the Sicilian Mafia members that did it, named Santino Di Matteo. The man then became an informant, and the mafia kidnapped his 12 year old son. They then spent 779 days brutally torturing the boy, who did nothing and was completely innocent, and when he was on death's door strangled him and then dissolved him in a barrel of acid.

These changes are going to piss off every criminal organization in the world, and the "elite" are far too arrogant to pay them off forever, which would just create a power vacuum anyway.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

https://newspunch.com/wef-announce-...ors-to-control-the-narrative-on-social-media/

Good thing I never joined "social media" then.

also great comment for page 99 of this thread:

A benefit of being so detached from the news is you notice when the next big shift happens, but it is not your business, as it were. Then in a few months, it will change again.

 

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[MarvinTheParanoidAndroid]

There's a lot of starry-eyed optimism about people rising up and overthrowing the elites in this thread. It's worth remembering that for the majority of human civilisation, feudal serfdom has been the norm and freedom and democracy are the aberrations.

Not when there's no food.

Unless it's China or Ukraine. Or North Korea.

 

[AdmiralRenae]

If it hasnt been posted well here is Leonardo of Biz’s videos that sum up what the WEF want.

At this point if this is our future, I will pretty much live in the woods with a trailer. With the WEF wanting to ban private car ownership, old economical cars are being destroyed making it harder for college students to even afford cars.

It just gets more depressing as a zoomer.

PS:

Spoiler: My thoughts

At this point Escape from Tarkov, STALKER, The Long Dark is heaven compared to this.

 

[Lester Jones]

Not when there's no food.
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Unless it's China or Ukraine. Or North Korea.

Robespierre is one of the few real radical liberals that I respect.

 

[MarvinTheParanoidAndroid]

Robespierre is one of the few real radical liberals that I respect.

And he completely betrayed his principles by hoisting himself up to Godhood, instituted the use of the guillotine on political opponents and had purges of his own group.