Chinese people are on a one way street to destruction.
We all are, really. China is just in the lead car on the pain train.
It is "us" or "them" time.
Us is basically everyone on the planet. Them is a handful of "elite" psychopaths.
We all are, really. China is just in the lead car on the pain train.
It is "us" or "them" time.
Us is basically everyone on the planet. Them is a handful of "elite" psychopaths.
Every current "crisis" is manufactured to push an agenda. Covaids is the best example--the scumbag government in China is locking people in apartment buildings over a cold. Retarded ultra-liberal institutions in the US would love to do the same thing. The proxy war in Ukraine is going to cause a soylent green "food crisis". Europe is going to suffer from lack of access to fossil fuels.
All of these are fake, self-made crises.
I guess Earth isn't big enough for the people and the "elite". The "elite" want it all. Their useless idiot army helps them toward their goal, and the people remain clueless.
I thought the Russians were going to steamroll Ukraine and accomplish their military goals quickly.
Nope. I was totally wrong.
In fact, it seems like a "modern" military really can't hold territory, even when it's right next door and the opponent is much weaker on paper.
The same thing is happening in Yemen. The super wealthy and well equipped Saudi military can't defeat dirt poor peasant militias.
The US has encountered the same problem repeatedly around the world. The US squandered trillions of dollars on imperial war since the 1960s and has nothing to show for it except a pile of IOUs.
Modern weapons are probably too expensive to use. The USA has blown up mud huts with $1M cruise missiles on several occasions. The Russians have probably already lost billions of dollars worth of equipment, even though they seem to use a less expensive approach to equipping their military than the USA, e.g. using more cheap-off-the-shelf stuff. They probably already did more damage to Ukraine infrastructure than they'd ever recoup in value from that country.
I've been watching coverage of China's handling of "covid" and am horrified. China is not a first world country. It's like a 19th century dictatorship with a good paint job and massive PR. Several "American" businesses heavily polish China's image, e.g. the NBA and Hollywood. China shows communism is cancer. Compare the outcome there to Japan or South Korea. Look at images of Chinese beaches or streets in China versus Japan, or if you are a true glutton for punishment look at Chinese public restrooms.
Communism ostensibly started in Germany with Marx and Engels, but it is a much older and more pervasive set of ideas. In the West, it's bound up with puritanical Christianity especially in the 19th century. A bunch of protestant sects of Christianity heavily promoted variations on the theme of Socialism. The Quakers and the Shakers built utopian communities and institutions.
The idea is essentially that a perfect society can be built through heavy handed management and discipline. It puts a nice spin on authoritarianism and embezzlement to claim it's all about higher, utopian goals.
1. Global corporate communism
2. Fight to preserve some version of the current system
If more people wake up to their current plight--i.e. that their system is run by evil ghouls and is being weaponized against them--they might opt to fight to preserve the corporate/consumer system.
The system is not inherently bad. There are a handful of fairly simple fixes that could keep it going for a long time to come: decentralize authority, decentralize the financial system (state banks in the US with gold/commodity backed money, for example), decentralize and make food production and manufacturing redundant and secure.
This option is going to involve a fight--basically a purge and war within the United States.
3. Freedom homesteader life
I think this option is the winner. I think the corporate/consumer system is really unsustainable because it consumes to many resources. Arguably, with a commodity backed currency, the consumer system would just die off and corporations would be much smaller, so some combination of 2 & 3 might actually work.
We recently adopted a stray/feral cat who has been hanging around on our property for several months. He's a good cat. I haven't had a cat as a pet since the 1990s.
Anyway, when we took him in, I immediately thought, "We should take him to the vet and get him vaxxed and neutered" etc...
I realized it wasn't really "me" having that thought--I was basically replaying a script I was programmed with over my life. In prior years I would have just carried the script out like a robot. Now, I'm skeptical about the whole thing. Where did it come from? Who came up with it? Etc...
The script is really like the voice of the system. In The Matrix it's really the Agent Smith voice.
Once you realize it's not really your organic voice or thought, it's easy to see it in others as well on different topics. I saw an article yesterday about an children's book about-----abortion. I know the type of mother who would read that book to their kid. I went to college with those people--ultra "liberal" people. They have no thoughts of their own. Their entire consciousness has been replaced by NPR stories, essentially.
The system hates nature and wants to replace organic life with its own design. That sounds crazy and overblown, but it's unfortunately and fairly obviously true. Abortion is good for the system, so is recycling the fetal "tissues". So is sterilizing cats and dogs and people.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtl9pjnppooRbj_YssCKxsA
Who knows how long it will be up?
I watched a couple of videos. It's pretty run of the mill black alt-media stuff. There's thousands of youtubers doing similar content.
The way the police found this guy is supposedly he "dropped a credit card". Sure, I suppose that could happen, or maybe the whole story is fake.
I think biotech is the form of corporate science that's most likely to cause planetary destruction. There's no way to check and safeguard their products. It will be molecular level pollution that potentially takes out entire species or pollutes entire continental ecosystems with corporate trash, really so some assholes can make money.
We're right at the boundary of fight-for-our-lives time. It seems extremely hard to believe. I barely believe it myself, but it's extremely obvious, unfortunately.
Some company is about to release GMO mosquitoes... Why? Who knows. I guess it's an attempt at "pest control" instead of spraying, which also has problems... Anyway, I don't know if that particular experiment is going to cause a problem, but that general category of "products" is 100% certain to. There is no way for companies to test a billion mosquitoes or bacteria, or to test the interaction of their shitty GMO crap with other natural organisms. It's a risk they will take, but will not be able to correct if it's actually a problem.
The vaccines for covid are really similar. It's a minimum upside/unknown potentially mega-destructive downside. Nuclear power is the same. Nuclear weapons were the same. Some tiny fraction of humanity benefits from these potentially mega-devastating inventions or products while the entire planet unwittingly takes on the risk.
There are many examples of corporate malfeasance of this kind. DuPont's production of teflon "C8" is just one of myriad similar cases. The company produced a toxic substance and put it on cookware, dumped waste in the Ohio river, etc... What happened? Not much. Some fines or some shit, but that's it.and lawsuits, but that's it.
Corporate america and its management and executives are all but unaccountable.
Apparently, when you buy a Tesla, the company has you sign some kind of legal agreement that includes using "arbitration" to settle any dispute.
That explains why there are lots of reports of Tesla companies ending up in limbo when it comes to severe problems with their car. The company runs the arbitration system, so really, by signing up to it you forfeit legal protection.
It's part of a long term trend in the US of corporations taking over pretty much every aspect of life.
There are lots of insane sounding articles coming out of Shanghai's "lockdown", i.e. house arrest of the entire population over a cold.
Here's an example: link
The appropriate response to that kind of treatment is to fight back tooth and claw.
You don't protest or plead with the government, you end it or die trying.
The next couple of years should be pretty "interesting". It is a war by the oligarchy on the people. I think our current corporate/consumer system is donezo. Will Chinese office slaves keep taking it up the ass by their government and corporate overlords?
Check this out:
A pet dog was beaten to death by a health worker in Shanghai in an incident that sparked fury online, offering a glimpse into the growing frustrations of locked-down residents in China's Covid-19 hotspot.
The insane actions of the retard Chinese government are really what the dumb liberals wished for, too. The people who opposed the covid insanity and went along with it "to get along" in the US are hardly better, from the point of view of dissuading governments from going full totalitarian.
When people don't push back, their governments and corporations will run them over. The first instinct should be to speak up and push back. People should know the government lies and hardly has any alignment with their interest.
There are nightmare distopian videos coming out of china now. People are locked into their apartment buildings. No supplies. The dogs can't go out. Dumb Chinese people are lowering dogs to the ground from their shitty apartment buildings via janky ropes and things like that. Over the sniffles!
Every government is bad, but China is on a whole nother level of insanity. It's your duty as a human being to obliterate those governments and all the participants in your capture.
What is the point, other than humiliation and abuse? China is a slave colony. It has a slave workforce that makes crap for western corporations. Westerners have been passive participants in that exploitation. We let the system be structured this way over the past several decades. The whole thing needs to go.
Some cities in China are euthanizing pets of "covid" patients. So if you test positive for covaids with some bullshit test, they put down your cat or dog.
China has a "zero covid" policy, which didn't even work, but they double down on it because they are retard commies with a belief in an omniscient, omnipotent state regardless of how often it has failed them.
If the western world "leadership" is a "1" on the scale of retardation, corruption, and psychopathy, china seems like it's a "10", which is almost impossible to comprehend.
I really doubt China could ever be an Empire like the USA or Britain, Rome, or whatever western power. It involves accepting a certain amount of heterogeneity and freedom.
It seems like there will be severe engineered energy and food shortages over the next years. The globalist system is a rube goldberg contraption with many weaknesses, but it has become the dominant economic system. It can easily be weaponized to cause mass slaughter. It's happened before. Millions have died in prior famines around the world.
At the same time the system falls apart and fails to deliver necessities, it provides abundant absurdities: transhumanism, hyper expensive LEO internet satellite networks to provide internet to "the poor", EVs, genetically modified organisms, a faulty biotech cure for colds and flu, cryptocurrency, etc... A plethora of frivolous technological geegaws pop into existence everyday.
This has happened before in the 1920s and 1930s. The Weimar Republic was a fountain of stupid, implausible inventions and schemes, for example. I think it's exemplified by the propeller train.
The propeller train "worked" kind of, but the propeller would blow up sometimes. The idea of running a large propeller in a train depot has obvious potential problems, but there was enough money--in a country that was impoverished and destroyed by WWI--to build a completely useless thing.
It's really interesting that countries often lack the ability to maintain their infrastructure and invest in communities, but can launch stupid, useless wars abroad, or can invest in dumb tech projects. This nonsense is often paired with culture war nonsense and social insanity.
The EU is going to try to ban imports of energy from Russia because of a supposed war crime--it's possibly a total lie like Babies from Incubators or any of the other fables the psychopathic "western" leaders have told in recent years.
Germany imports around 60% of its energy, and a large fraction of that is from Russia. So either a shell game will take place where energy is shuffled from Russia elsewhere, then from elsewhere to Germany, or the entire economy will collapse into mega-austerity.
The effect of the "ban" will be to punish their own subjects. It's just a war on those poor bastards. I won't say citizen. People in Europe are subject/slaves of government bureaucrats and corporations and the bankers. People in the US are slightly better off in that regard, but still cruising down the road to slavery.
The economy of Europe and food production system might completely and totally collapse. It's a war--not by Russia on poor little Ukraine but by the demon god worshipping oligarchy on everyone in the west. Right now it's Europe that will be most obviously suffering, but that shit will come to the USA too, eventually.
Yes! They're dumber than necessary for that to happen.
All the people old enough to watch Colin Powell lie to the UN about yellow cake uranium and WMDs in Iraq are still too stupid to realize that their government has been lying to them since day one about basically everything and will now believe it's the "good guys" who "care" about regular Ukraine people.
It's very weird to witness repeatedly. A lot of average people can remember events from many years ago in sports history, or can remember the plot of a Seinfeld episode, but can't contextualize government propaganda. WTF. It makes no sense.
Even media people remember and know that governments lie.
But for some reason that type of information gets immediately lost and forgotten. Right now, the mass murderers of western governments are accusing Russia of some "war crime" in a place named Bucha. It's totally possible that an atrocity was committed. It's also possible it's totally fake. Even if it happened as described by the west, it's one gang of murdering thieves accusing another gang of murdering thieves of perpetrating a crime.
The US constitution protects individual rights in America. It actually (barely) survived the Covid insanity, after wilting for several months under an onslaught of propaganda from the media, individual rights finally trumped the corporations desire to stack cash for their dirtbag management and executives.
Anyway, it's looking like their strategy is to use regulatory bodies like the EPA, FDA, and OSHA to implement their scientific dictatorship and to control the flow of resources.
They want to cordon off access to resources to themselves and a handful of their minions.