FROM an article by Gary D. Barnett: The idea of killing off large segments of the population is nothing new, as eugenics has been a desire of the elite since ancient Greece and Rome, but the actual term eugenics was not first used until 1883 by Sir Francis Galton. As time passed and human progress accelerated during the early 20th century, the popular term eugenics lost its previous popularity among the herd, and was relegated to secret meetings of the eugenicists of the time. Although the elite’s desire to control life and death did not diminish, the manner in which it was discussed was forced to change. Today, population control is a euphemism for eugenics, and is a term that can be manipulated to promote ideas not readily accepted by the masses. Evil and deceitful people have changed little, but the ways in which they promote their ideas have become much more sophisticated. Real agendas are mostly hidden and certainly more sinister than imagined. George Bernard Shaw thought that many people would have to be put out of existence because it wastes other people’s time (and money) to look after them. Isn’t that the feeling today by the ruling class concerning the old and weak during this fraudulent pandemic created for the purpose of gaining total control over all populations? Has not this practice of eliminating certain segments of the population been firmly in place since the beginning of this fake coronavirus scam? Which…

THE WEBSITE of the World Economic Forum (WEF) is truly a motherlode of information about the vast social and economic changes that are now being “operationalized.”

If you want powerful evidence that this winter’s outbreak of a strong seasonal flu, billed as a catastrophic, world-changing pandemic, was a pretext for implementing a whole new level of global governance — a system planned well in advance — go to the website’s “Covid Action Platform.” I guarantee you, spending a bit of time here will enlighten you. But please bear in mind that the Covid Action Platform was already in place in January. This powerful coalition of private and public leaders based in Davos, Switzerland has obviously been working on this plan for years.

“What they had to do is bring the whole world to a standstill so they could inject the global governance,” says Celeste Solum, who has studied the WEF plan. “It will be titrated out a little bit … but we are on the fast track of global governance right now.” The purpose of the plan is “to galvanize the business community” to follow the plan.

Once you get to the website, you’ll find in the center of the Covid Action Platform page a large corona graphic, a sun emitting rays of subtopics from the main topic in the center. Click on any subtopic and you will be taken to another corona sun, with a new set of rays. Click on any one of the subtopics here and you will be taken to another corona sun, with a new set of rays. Click on any subtopic and you will get to another corona sun …. and on and on. There are hundreds of layers to each main topic, so well conceived is the system that is now being implemented. (In order to see the entire plan, you have to create an account.)

You will learn exactly what the “Great Reset” and the “Fourth Industrial Revolution” are. You will learn about a future with drones, genetic engineering, socialized healthcare, digital identities, behavioral modification with positive reinforcement, travel restrictions, vaccines, open borders, curtailed driving, greater surveillance, remote commerce, dramatically changed workplaces and a climate action revolution. You’ll learn about the “Internet of Things” and the “Circular Economy.” You will see “Pope” Francis’s name repeatedly and you will come across buzzwords from U.N. Agenda 21, especially the ominous term, “sustainable development” — that’s sustainable for nature not human beings. You will be told that the elimination of national sovereignty is absolutely necessary.

Global governance is a means to manage issues that cut across national borders – whether it is a pandemic, financial crisis, or geo-economic dispute. Though traditionally centred on diplomacy and international organizations, a wide variety of public and private actors now engage in cross-border governance – and the work itself has expanded beyond treaty-making to include formal and informal monitoring, enforcement, and financing. Effective governance is essential to secure peaceful, healthy, and prosperous societies, particularly now amid the COVID-19 outbreak and widespread nationalist backlash against globalization. [emphasis added]

It’s not that the world planners at the World Economic Forum don’t sympathize with those who find that government control of so many aspects of life chilling. It writes on an “anti-globalism” tab: (more…)

JOHANNA writes:

I feel like I should have some T-shirts made saying, “Wearing a mask is dangerous to your health” on the front and “I take responsibility for anything I might catch from you” on the back. (more…)

GRAPHIC artists with creepy rapidity produced enough expensive-looking Covid propaganda posters, or agitprop, this spring, to cover the actual and virtual worlds, including billboards, transportation kiosks, and Internet ad spaces, with revolutionary imagery and slogans evoking collective strength amid the trials of house arrest.

I draw your attention to one in particular: the supposedly stirring Covid poster above by Shepard Fairey, the artist who made the famous Obama ‘Hope’ poster and who is, you might say, America’s foremost Communist artist. There is no question that Mr. Shepard, I mean Mr. Fairey, brings great talent to his work. He’s accomplished and his mind, apparently undisturbed by the extremely violent and oppressive legacy of his idol, is stuffed full of Marxist clichés. Among his many works is this poster promoting Proposition 8 in California with the Marxist raised fist and rays of the rising sun, just in case you didn’t know that “marriage equality” stands for total revolution.

Fairey’s Covid poster was commissioned by the extremely well-funded graphic arts political propaganda organization, Amplifier.  According to Amplifier, also promoting “artwork” calling for the defunding of the police, the organization was working directly with government agencies on Covid art. Fairey informs we the little people:

In response to COVID-19, Amplifier launched an emergency campaign with top art curators and public-health advisors from around the world looking for public health and safety messages that can help flatten the curve through education and symbols that help promote mental health, well-being, and social change work during these stressful times.

With all of the stresses coronavirus puts on healthcare workers, public servants, and the public psyche in mind, I created this art piece, “Angel of Hope and Strength.” This piece was created to celebrate the courage of healthcare workers specifically, and generally symbolize the spirit of hope, strength, compassion, and resilience that we can all find in ourselves and share collectively. It’s a tough time even for tough people, but we will all fare better if we summon the better angels of our nature.

Got it? Covid — a virus — is about social change, that chilling euphemism for social destruction.

At the request of Rhode Island governor Gina Raimondo, one of the more aggressive Covid shysters, Fairey, a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, offered the poster to the state and titled it, “Rhode Island Angel of Hope.” Sick, yet? The poster depicts a “Rosie the Riveter” nurse lifting high the torch of hope against the virus. Fairey created another poster featuring a nurse (of ambiguous nationality), released when nurses in many places were being furloughed because hospitals and clinics were empty of everyone but the few with Covid.

He promoted it on May 1, which as he noted is the Communist International Worker’s Day:

The Valor & Grace Nurse print represents one of the many healthcare workers whose selfless acts of compassion and service are always meaningful, but at this moment are especially heroic. I’m inspired to glorify those who don’t seek glory, but rather to serve humanity when it is most challenged. I want the portrait to emanate the comforting warmth and empathy healthcare workers provide in the midst of anxiety and crisis.

This poster emanates as much warmth as Chairman Mao. I have to admit though that it is much warmer than a recent Chinese image of a nurse fighting Covid.

“Soviet Realism” was known for just the kind of schmaltz-y idealization of the working man that Fairey has produced. The “working man” was glorified while powerful cliques were ripping him off and making sure he would become an indentured servant of the state for life, standing in line for his basic necessities (sound familiar?) and getting only what was deemed “essential” by the state. The working man was glorified while he became the pawn of the mercenary and powerful.

The Russian aristocracy, the middle classes, the intellectual elite, the landed peasantry, and those workers who could be regarded as the elite of the working class, were all executed. The independent landed peasantry were robbed of their lands and deported to Siberia. Individual and independent smallholdings were replaced by the kolkhoz system, and the “liberated” proletarians were enlisted in the works’ divisions of the factories, where they had no leaders any longer but lords and masters only. (Source)

I’m not sure what ordinary people who have seen Tik Tok videos of nurses dancing make of these glorious heroes. Does it occur to them that American nurses don’t usually wear Lenin caps, favored by both Bolsheviks and the Chinese Red Army?

The right-arm salute that we see in the first Covid poster, in addition to the raised fist, is also a familiar symbol of Communist collective strength: (more…)