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Climate change and coronavirus isn't some masterplan created just to incovenience you. You're a person out of 7 billion other people on this planet, our collect

Climate change and coronavirus isn't some masterplan created just to incovenience you. You're a person out of 7 billion other people on this planet, our collective actions have consequences. You can't see your cells, smell or see carbon monoxide, or touch the other planets - yet you trust that you have red blood cells, CO gas kills you in your sleep, and that mars is made from rock. You've been told this as well by scientists and experts, what's the difference? Over years, PR companies employed by the big oil companies have sown doubt in climate science, this is not an accident. They did the same with cigarettes & the link to cancer - it took decades to correct the public health message that tobacco causes cancer. I prescribe this podcast: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000l7q1/episodes/player https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000l7q1/episodes/player

feralimal 6y ago
Climate change and coronavirus are pretexts for the rollout of a technocratic system. They are geopolitical stories to get our buy in to all they have planned for us. This can be seen in the way all our governments are acting in tandem. We have a 'new normal', 'build back better', etc. Klaus Schwab lays out the plans in detail if you want to know what's coming up. What happened to 3 weeks to flatten the curve? We're 8 months in, and it is clear this is going to continue perpetually, and we are going to be vaccinated twice annually for covid19/20/21 - there is no end to this. And climate change is the 'carrot' - we all want to save the earth! But what if that is a fake story to frame our situation in order for us to subscribe to the plans? If you try to correlate climate change to personal experience, you will see just how much you are putting trust in organisations that are not there to serve you.
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- DoingIsLearning 6y ago
  > But what if that is a fake story to frame our situation in order for us to subscribe to the plans Ask yourself who stands to benefit by keeping the current status quo? https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-53640382 https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-53640382
  - feralimal 6y ago
    Its far, far bigger than that. And you do realise that the BBC was created to be a propaganda delivery vehicle? That you couldn't get a job there unless you had been screened by MI5? That they gave out free TVs to ensure good take up of their propaganda?
    - DoingIsLearning 6y ago
      Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate_change_controversy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate_change_cont... You have 119 sources to choose from at the bottom of the page, but perhaps anything that doesn't align with your dogmas is a propaganda piece. Social media and Murdoch's media conglomerates were probably the biggest and most succesful propaganda machines of modern society. You might want to check what are the information sources you do trust. I am not sure I can help any further
      - feralimal 6y ago
        I've expressed my position. That this is a captured system, owned by large corporations. That education, science, government, media - all of it is captured and bent towards the will of those few who own the large corporations. If you can't see how the world is being co-ordinated now, I don't think you ever will. If you are a top elite, and own almost everything, even banks, even the Federal Reserve (and it is privately owned btw), so you can print your own money, you have a totally different set of questions. You may well find yourself prepared to ditch an entire industry (oil) for the sake of the greater good. Its really not about the oil industry. We are globally being transitioned away from cars, etc. We will not own cars in the future. We will have our freedom of movement severely constrained, on account of our 'citizen score' (see present day China). We will not be able to use electricity or water, once our allocated credits are used up. This sounds dystopian, right? But you will be cheering this on, because you believe what you are told.
        DoingIsLearning 6y ago
        The gap that separates us is too wide. The only thing I can suggest is this, please watch Adam Curtis's documentary 'Hypernormalisation': https://vimeo.com/191817381/comments https://vimeo.com/191817381/comments (Watch at your own risk, be aware it is a BBC propaganda piece.)

feralimal 6y ago

Climate change and coronavirus are pretexts for the rollout of a technocratic system. They are geopolitical stories to get our buy in to all they have planned for us. This can be seen in the way all our governments are acting in tandem. We have a 'new normal', 'build back better', etc. Klaus Schwab lays out the plans in detail if you want to know what's coming up. What happened to 3 weeks to flatten the curve? We're 8 months in, and it is clear this is going to continue perpetually, and we are going to be vaccinated twice annually for covid19/20/21 - there is no end to this. And climate change is the 'carrot' - we all want to save the earth! But what if that is a fake story to frame our situation in order for us to subscribe to the plans? If you try to correlate climate change to personal experience, you will see just how much you are putting trust in organisations that are not there to serve you.

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DoingIsLearning 6y ago
> But what if that is a fake story to frame our situation in order for us to subscribe to the plans Ask yourself who stands to benefit by keeping the current status quo? https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-53640382 https://www.bbc.com/news/stories-53640382
- feralimal 6y ago
  Its far, far bigger than that. And you do realise that the BBC was created to be a propaganda delivery vehicle? That you couldn't get a job there unless you had been screened by MI5? That they gave out free TVs to ensure good take up of their propaganda?
  - DoingIsLearning 6y ago
    Here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate_change_controversy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ExxonMobil_climate_change_cont... You have 119 sources to choose from at the bottom of the page, but perhaps anything that doesn't align with your dogmas is a propaganda piece. Social media and Murdoch's media conglomerates were probably the biggest and most succesful propaganda machines of modern society. You might want to check what are the information sources you do trust. I am not sure I can help any further
    - feralimal 6y ago
      I've expressed my position. That this is a captured system, owned by large corporations. That education, science, government, media - all of it is captured and bent towards the will of those few who own the large corporations. If you can't see how the world is being co-ordinated now, I don't think you ever will. If you are a top elite, and own almost everything, even banks, even the Federal Reserve (and it is privately owned btw), so you can print your own money, you have a totally different set of questions. You may well find yourself prepared to ditch an entire industry (oil) for the sake of the greater good. Its really not about the oil industry. We are globally being transitioned away from cars, etc. We will not own cars in the future. We will have our freedom of movement severely constrained, on account of our 'citizen score' (see present day China). We will not be able to use electricity or water, once our allocated credits are used up. This sounds dystopian, right? But you will be cheering this on, because you believe what you are told.
      - DoingIsLearning 6y ago
        The gap that separates us is too wide. The only thing I can suggest is this, please watch Adam Curtis's documentary 'Hypernormalisation': https://vimeo.com/191817381/comments https://vimeo.com/191817381/comments (Watch at your own risk, be aware it is a BBC propaganda piece.)