The "great reset"

Yeah, ts about as likely to happen as the democrats and their enablers convincing enough people that they've won the US election...

I'm not so sure, remember it was Lenin who pushed for getting rid of the czars and then Stalin who took advantage from there after the population revolted. A similar route exists with K Schwab followed by any ambitious narcissistic manipulator within the big tech executive. They've already got the populous in the palm of their hand. Remember as a prepper with your views of the state of the world that you are in a small minority compared with the general population. The general population will believe digital money is good for them along with increased lockdowns and intrusive surveillance etc People get fed these views in news, social media and .gov announcements and their friends nod in acceptance and they all go along with it.

If we really did have a commonsense view of the world and a popular unified voice to raise & address big issues, we wouldnt be in the state we are in today.


PS Merry Xmas.

The 'reasonable guy' asking us to 'give up a few freedoms for the greater good' comes first. The Stalins come later.

The reality is it's one bunch of the 1% replacing another bunch of the 1%. The public is just their tool to manipulate to get what they want.

Another pov on this subject.

Do a search for Dr Dolores Cahill.

Bit chute has many videos.

Youtube not so many.

Xi Xin Ping.

I agree entirely! And more initiatives to reduce the amount of waste that we make. Apparently Japan's recycling system is one of the most effective and intense in the world, but we can't follow their model because I guess reasons? Provide positive options as you slowly balance out the negative and people will switch because it makes sense.

As for a Great Reset, well. An economic reset has been the biggest driver of my preps for the couple of years I've been into it. I never factored a pandemic specifically although the preps that we have generally saw us through regardless for what we experienced, and definitely provided a good insight as to the things that we'd need should money or supplies become tight. I have thought from day one that the pandemic would start an economic crash and I'll be surprised if we make it through largely as unscathed as we did for the GFC.

"Welcome to the year 2030. Welcome to my city - or should I say, "our city." I don't own anything. I don't own a car. I don't own a house. I don't own any appliances or any clothes."

We're already there. You only have to talk to millenials to know that. People like me (the older, jaded millenials) are fuming that we struggle to buy homes in the places that we actually want to live because house prices are insane thanks to investors ruining the market and leaching off younger generations. The younger ones have accepted their fate and try to turn a negative into a positive by saying that renting 'gives them freedom'. Or rather, they've fallen for the line that has been fed to them whether out of stupidity or submission.
People are leasing cars instead of buying so they can upgrade every two years. That's been a common thing for as long as I can remember, it just has started to seep down to the lower income groups. The insidious "Buy now, pay later!" has become "Lease now, and change whenever you like!".

In my city, you can hire a scooter using an app to get around town. Appliances are already easily hired, and there's plenty of apps out there where you can 'clothes share' for a snazzy outfit for a party. You get it dry cleaned and return it within a week. 


As for his Christianity angle well. The god-bothering can take a bounding leap. I can't even verbalise how profoundly offensive his comments are to me on so many levels, and I'm not part of the LGBT+ community.