Saturday, January 8, 2022

Great Reset

V: To whom, might I ask, am I speaking?
Eve Hammond: I'm Evey.
V: Evey? E-V. Of course you are.
Eve Hammond: What does that mean?
V: It means that I, like God, do not play with dice and do not believe in coincidence.

--V for Vendetta

Last summer we discussed the 'Great Reset' as a grand motivator behind the pandemic madness. Since then, the Build Back Better motto associated with the Great Reset concept has become mainstream terminology and a label for the current administration's spending proposals.

This piece provides a nice chronology of the Great Reset's conceptual development. The centrality of Klaus Schwab and his World Economic Forum (WEF) in advancing the concept is unmistakable.

The article also offers further support for the hypothesis that the WEF played a central, premeditated role in engineering Great Reset-oriented policy responses to the CV19 pandemic. In 2018 and 2019, the WEF co-sponsored two simulations of pandemic policy responses. The 2018 CLADE X exercise simulated a breakout of a novel parainfluenza virus in the US. The 2019 Event 201 exercise, conducted two months before the CV19 pandemic began, considered a worldwide outbreak of a novel coronavirus.

Supreme coincidence? Doubtful.

Both simulations anticipated nearly all policy responses and consequences that we have unfortunately become all-too-familiar with. Large-scale lockdowns. Widespread business collapse. Adoption of biometric surveillance technologies. Emphasis on social media censorship to combat 'misinformation.' Mass unemployment.

All of this works toward achievement of Great Reset goals. Reduction of fragmented markets and free enterprise and increase in concentrated, corporatist-state dyads (read fascism). Fear-based compliance with government mandates. Supply chain disruptions and shortages. Reduction of production activities in the name of climate control. Reduced localized government in favor of global rule. Et al.

Further reduces doubt that what is going has been orchestrated from the beginning.

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