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Sure there is often times a plan, it typically doesn't deserve the term "master plan" though and certainly doesn't deserve to be associated with the images the
by ajmurmann 3y ago
Sure there is often times a plan, it typically doesn't deserve the term "master plan" though and certainly doesn't deserve to be associated with the images the term invokes. Plans are usually badly though-out, watered-down for compromises and ignore second order effects. In addition, the things people latch on to were clearly not part of the plan. There wasn't a COVID lockdown, so that the guy in charge was able to visit a castle without other visitors there. At the risk of practicing mind-reading myself, I am pretty sure that visiting the castle didn't come up at any stage of the decision-making process that led to a lockdown. The cast visit wasn't part of the master plan. Like Gavin Newsom's visit to the French Laundry wasn't part of the plan for the lockdown in California. It's just shit leadership and inability to lead by example.
All these things are usually bad compromises that came out of some group or committee that's not nearly as homogenous and aligned as conspiracy theorists like to believe.
Edit: what is Agenda 2023? Google shows me links to places wehre I can buy a planner for 2023.
- carlosjobim 3y ago> Edit: what is Agenda 2023? Google shows me links to places wehre I can buy a planner for 2023. Typo, fixed.
- JacobThreeThree 3y agoNot sure if OP edited his comment, but as of now it's written 2030, not 2023.