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Just to be clear, the article starts by bring intrigued by a story they themselves summarize as: “ The set of conspiracy theories around the Great Reset are ne
by IAmEveryone 5y ago
Just to be clear, the article starts by bring intrigued by a story they themselves summarize as:
“ The set of conspiracy theories around the Great Reset are nebulous and hard to pin down, but piecing them together gives us something like this: the Great Reset is the global elite’s plan to instate a communist world order by abolishing private property while using COVID-19 to solve overpopulation and enslaving what remains of humanity with vaccines.”
…and while it continues with a completely unrelated and mildly less batshit-crazy idea of its own, it doesn’t get any more believable. It’s old method of taking quotes out of context, adding innuendo, and going for the bad-faith interpretation. What’s strangest about this is the unshakable belief that some evil conspiracy would publish reports on their meetings where they couldn’t avoid giving away the game plan in only mildly obfuscated language.
- TurkishPoptart 5y agoMight it be possible that the movers and shakers of the world (i.e. banks, WEF, intelligence agencies, powerful corporations) prefer to publicly reveal their plans, insofar that an "open secret" is less controversial than a secretive goal, that can be exposed. The Great Reset booklet is written in such anodyne and boring language, that it just seems like generic PR feel-good flavortext. I'm going to suggest that this might be intentional for a nebulous group of individuals trying to impact the world in a certain way.