The Shock Doctrine -and Corona

Yes, it's a book by Naomi Klein, but first....

I was hanging out playing with one ear listening to "Kulturzeit" on 3sat when the moderator said something along the lines of "part of the official communication strategy of the German federal government is to shock people into obeying the new rules..." she then too mentioned the book by Naomi Klein, Canada 2007.
And it clicked, for me at least, that we'll never be just given back the freedoms we're now handing to them because of an irrational fear of a virus that's besides what it might be definitely not EBOLA.
Alarming is for example we're taken the Basic democratic right to organise a protest.
I didn't ask the gov to worry about my health.
We've probably all read the many threads about the disinformation concerning covid19.


One can have opinions about Naomi Klein, she's a socialist, you don't have to agree with everything she thinks is right, but the most important part is the fifth, how companies learned to profit from crisis.
And I'd go one step further, what we see now is a modified repetition of the bank crisis, when the gain goes to the shareholders and the risk becomes socialised.
I've heard that a lot now "The world will not be the same after Corona..." and it is very likely that the driving force behind it is even more nefarious than what we "conspiracy nuts" could ever have imagined.

Its cuz the western style economies were just about to collapse so this is a reset by TBTB so that a NWO can be re-established by the latest Rothschild. This was all in the numerology...covid 19...jan 19. A day of imfamy.

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Now they'll collapse for sure, that's part of the plan and the "shock tale", a death blow to all those inconvenient small to medium sized businesses.
A "streamlining" process because those technocrats want us to be more predictable.

Except for that funny x factor....people.
Most peeps wont take that well....and there are elections. IF electilns get suspended...then i will sweat it.

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Yes, they let the debt sit for awhile then it disappears

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Like that matters, who is potus, in case you didn't notice: this # is global. Trump is too an international business tycoon.
He is just there, allowed to be how he is, because you guys believe in him. A walking talking sedative.

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Except it doesn't. "The state" vouches for it. That means we, you and I and everybody.

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I just keep reminding myself the Nazis never lost the war.

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Well they did, but thanks to "paperclip" they survived in an environment that gave them new opportunities.

Really? Its called an election. I believe in the system...peeps try to bresk that...then itll get real.

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REally? Might want to check out the history channel




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Really.
What did the last election do for you? The people? The nation? Socially, politically, diplomatically?
Divide et impera.

originally posted by: lakenheath24
REally? Might want to check out the history channel
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Those who win wars write the history.

Fooled many people didn't they?

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Well they did, but thanks to "paperclip" they survived in an environment that gave them new opportunities.

Yeah, and they skipped across a U bend and a pond with their families and left a whole lot of destruction behind.

originally posted by: Peeple
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Now they'll collapse for sure, that's part of the plan and the "shock tale", a death blow to all those inconvenient small to medium sized businesses.
A "streamlining" process because those technocrats want us to be more predictable.

I wonder if this Gleichschaltung 2020-style. Getting the herd orderly for whatever agendas.

Cheers

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Rome never ended. All history is a black iron prison of seduction and lies. Hail Caesar (and don't take cash from pink zebras).

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Well we know predicting human behaviour is the "most exciting" research field of our time.

If you google that you can find a lot of different papers and what we have now, with the push for social media becoming more frequently used (Snowden, remember?), because of social distancing, all nicely restricted to their homes, with all the Alexas and tvs and whatnot spying on us, the for sure coming DNA test for everybody because we need to know who has antibodies (they say)...

What can be said for sure it's a massive data collecting event. Probably because of the popularity of prediction science. It's about control, why now, for what purpose, who knows?

Might have something to do with a breakthrough in deep learning data storage problems?

Ok...lmao there. You saying the Nazis won and wrote the history or the Allies????

Wtf man. Please explain yourself.


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Aaah gotcha. 2 months of virus vs 3+ years of Tman presidency. Yep, thats the same.
Thats just a stupid analogy.

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I read that book on the first edition. It still is relevant now, and maybe more so.

And yes, this could likely be the death knell of small business. They may crop up again, but I would bet that somehow they all will have a partner in their businesses. Mom and Pop Diner will be partly owned by Taco Bell. Joe and Eddies, corner bodega will be partly owned by Walmart. Etc.