At this point, we're mulling over these two (broad) scenarios:

1.) Chinese authorities were spooked by a new viral outbreak, they didn't know which way it would go, they recalled the SARS outbreak in 2003, they perhaps suspected a leak or some vaccine trial-related connection from their BSL-4 lab there in Wuhan, then they 'overreacted' out of an abundance of caution. Crucially though, the Chinese central govt took over the containment process and strategically facilitated the international broadcast of the worst possible scenes from Wuhan and Hubei Province. This was done to amplify panic across the world and force Western govts, particularly the US, to attempt to mimic the Chinese response, in the expectation that Western govts would be nowhere near as organized, authoritarian and equipped as China was to 'contain the virus'. Stock markets crash, business is lost (and much of it is not regained after things 'return to normal'), and Chinese companies move in to take over market share vacated by Western interests. Thus, China 'strikes back' economically against US-led anti-Chinese trade sanctions and quickens its supplanting of the US at the head of the table of 'world government'.

In this scenario, Russia appears to 'get the game' early on by closing its territorial border to China and preventing any Chinese from even flying into the country. China quietly reports that it has no problem with that, but the rest of the world is reinforced with the message that 'this is really serious'. Amidst this, Russia unexpectedly disagrees with Saudi Arabia and OPEC to discontinue oil production cutbacks, sending oil prices plummeting, thereby hammering the US domestic oil market. Apparently completely unrelated to the 'pandemic', this move would thereby be a complementary economic action taken as part of a broader 'Chinese-Russian strategic partnership'.

Heck, in this scenario, maybe even Iran was doing its part to amplify the scare.

2.) One major assumption in the above scenario is that the West is being genuinely hurt economically by this 'shutdown'. Yes, production will plummet for a period, many tens or hundreds of thousands of workers in service sectors will be laid off, and tax receipts to govt coffers will briefly shrink. But are the fundamentals really affected to such an extent that Western elites cannot shuffle things around and manage them, thereby avoiding 'blood on the streets'? Cross-border trade is continuing as normal, supermarket shelves will remain stocked (despite initial panic-buying), all workers have been promised compensation, all companies (major, 'connected' ones anyway) have been promised remuneration in the form of favorable loans, tax cuts, etc.

So you ask 'How does a govt pay for all that, when they've been telling us for years that they're broke and we must all tighten our belts?' Because that isn't true! Govts will just do what they always do; issue bonds against future tax receipts, thereby leveraging future generations. $1.5 trillion injected here, €2 trillion injected there... whatever, they just print money when they have to. So long as the real economy of people and infrastructure remains functional, the 'fake economy' of the casino stock markets and banking system, which is fundamentally decoupled from the real world, can be massaged and 'restructured'. So long as crises aren't really crises, govts love them! 'Finally, we're relevant to people again!'

So if they're not worried about imminent economic collapse, are they then worried about this virus? No, they have realized by now as we have that it's a nothing-burger. BUT, individual, national govts are using the crisis to suppress incipient rebellions (France, for example), and stave off power transfers (Netanyahu in Israel, for example, or Sinn Fein being kept out of govt in Ireland) - and overall, collectively, they will use the crisis to 're-set' or reconfigure things such that greater 'medical martial law' can be instituted and so that greater centralization of the levers of the Western banking system/economy can be instituted.

They'll later say, in a few months or whenever they're looking back at what everyone by then knows was a nothing-burger, 'well, it was good to stress-test the system in the event of a real pandemic', and 'so many good laws have been introduced thanks to the non-crisis that we're all now better off for it'.

In sum, the net result will have been that the elites simply took their greed for money and control over people up a notch or two, and that the increased controls in people's lives - which is really draconian right now, and will presumably lessen in the months ahead, but will likely retain many of its psychological if not its actual features - will produce increased suffering and misery, though not necessarily of the physical kind (assuming govts want to keep their heads and not see food riots in the streets).

The Cs said the creative energy of the universe is transduced by humans as they go about the ordinary 'psycho-drama' of their lives. That which is not expressed outwardly 'goes within', apparently into the planet itself, producing or contributing to such natural phenomena as earthquakes. The significant stoppage of (and/or reduction in) human creative expression is the wildcard in all of this. What if, for example, the suppression of human activity produces or contributes to that 'Big One' earthquake they talk of in California? Something like that would then give the US govt a REAL crisis for which no amount of shuffling numbers around on central bank computer screens can fix. Only then would China 'step up' as a 'new hegemon'.

As such then, in this second scenario, what's going on now is more of the same - manipulated crises and manipulated solutions to effectively lock things down even more. But in their hubris, the elites have likely gone too far and broken not 'the economy' but something more akin to 'the people's spirit', thus bringing us closer to catastrophe because they don't understand that humans are not robotic resources to be endlessly poked and prodded - they have a human-cosmic connection that brings a higher power into 'the equation', one which will smash their 'eternal global economic lockdown' to pieces.

FWIW this makes sense to me and is in line with my thinking about it in the last few days.
 
And now this:

"The French government wants to authorize the declaration of a "state of health emergency". The emergency bill to deal with the epidemic plans to authorise the declaration of a "state of health emergency", according to the text obtained by AFP on Wednesday 18 March from a parliamentary source. It will be presented this afternoon to the Council of Ministers.

The text notably allows certain freedoms to be restricted. It states that this state of health emergency can be declared in all or part of metropolitan France and overseas, "in the event of a health catastrophe, in particular an epidemic whose nature and seriousness jeopardises the health of the population".

The bill also provides for the Government to be authorized to extend the validity of residence permits by ordinance. The text states that the Government "is authorised to extend by ordinance the period of validity of long-stay visas, residence permits, provisional residence permits, receipts for applications for residence permits and certificates of asylum applications which expired between 16 March and 15 May 2020, up to a maximum of 180 days"."
 
At this point, we're mulling over these two (broad) scenarios:

1.) Chinese authorities were spooked by a new viral outbreak, they didn't know which way it would go, they recalled the SARS outbreak in 2003, they perhaps suspected a leak or some vaccine trial-related connection from their BSL-4 lab there in Wuhan, then they 'overreacted' out of an abundance of caution. Crucially though, the Chinese central govt took over the containment process and strategically facilitated the international broadcast of the worst possible scenes from Wuhan and Hubei Province. This was done to amplify panic across the world and force Western govts, particularly the US, to attempt to mimic the Chinese response, in the expectation that Western govts would be nowhere near as organized, authoritarian and equipped as China was to 'contain the virus'. Stock markets crash, business is lost (and much of it is not regained after things 'return to normal'), and Chinese companies move in to take over market share vacated by Western interests. Thus, China 'strikes back' economically against US-led anti-Chinese trade sanctions and quickens its supplanting of the US at the head of the table of 'world government'.

In this scenario, Russia appears to 'get the game' early on by closing its territorial border to China and preventing any Chinese from even flying into the country. China quietly reports that it has no problem with that, but the rest of the world is reinforced with the message that 'this is really serious'. Amidst this, Russia unexpectedly disagrees with Saudi Arabia and OPEC to discontinue oil production cutbacks, sending oil prices plummeting, thereby hammering the US domestic oil market. Apparently completely unrelated to the 'pandemic', this move would thereby be a complementary economic action taken as part of a broader 'Chinese-Russian strategic partnership'.

Heck, in this scenario, maybe even Iran was doing its part to amplify the scare.

2.) One major assumption in the above scenario is that the West is being genuinely hurt economically by this 'shutdown'. Yes, production will plummet for a period, many tens or hundreds of thousands of workers in service sectors will be laid off, and tax receipts to govt coffers will briefly shrink. But are the fundamentals really affected to such an extent that Western elites cannot shuffle things around and manage them, thereby avoiding 'blood on the streets'? Cross-border trade is continuing as normal, supermarket shelves will remain stocked (despite initial panic-buying), all workers have been promised compensation, all companies (major, 'connected' ones anyway) have been promised remuneration in the form of favorable loans, tax cuts, etc.

So you ask 'How does a govt pay for all that, when they've been telling us for years that they're broke and we must all tighten our belts?' Because that isn't true! Govts will just do what they always do; issue bonds against future tax receipts, thereby leveraging future generations. $1.5 trillion injected here, €2 trillion injected there... whatever, they just print money when they have to. So long as the real economy of people and infrastructure remains functional, the 'fake economy' of the casino stock markets and banking system, which is fundamentally decoupled from the real world, can be massaged and 'restructured'. So long as crises aren't really crises, govts love them! 'Finally, we're relevant to people again!'

So if they're not worried about imminent economic collapse, are they then worried about this virus? No, they have realized by now as we have that it's a nothing-burger. BUT, individual, national govts are using the crisis to suppress incipient rebellions (France, for example), and stave off power transfers (Netanyahu in Israel, for example, or Sinn Fein being kept out of govt in Ireland) - and overall, collectively, they will use the crisis to 're-set' or reconfigure things such that greater 'medical martial law' can be instituted and so that greater centralization of the levers of the Western banking system/economy can be instituted.

They'll later say, in a few months or whenever they're looking back at what everyone by then knows was a nothing-burger, 'well, it was good to stress-test the system in the event of a real pandemic', and 'so many good laws have been introduced thanks to the non-crisis that we're all now better off for it'.

In sum, the net result will have been that the elites simply took their greed for money and control over people up a notch or two, and that the increased controls in people's lives - which is really draconian right now, and will presumably lessen in the months ahead, but will likely retain many of its psychological if not its actual features - will produce increased suffering and misery, though not necessarily of the physical kind (assuming govts want to keep their heads and not see food riots in the streets).

The Cs said the creative energy of the universe is transduced by humans as they go about the ordinary 'psycho-drama' of their lives. That which is not expressed outwardly 'goes within', apparently into the planet itself, producing or contributing to such natural phenomena as earthquakes. The significant stoppage of (and/or reduction in) human creative expression is the wildcard in all of this. What if, for example, the suppression of human activity produces or contributes to that 'Big One' earthquake they talk of in California? Something like that would then give the US govt a REAL crisis for which no amount of shuffling numbers around on central bank computer screens can fix. Goods will not move from A to B because the highway is destroyed. In this scenario, only then would China 'step up' as a 'new hegemon'.

As such then, in this second scenario, what's going on now is more of the same - manipulated crises and manipulated solutions to effectively lock things down even more. But in their hubris, the elites have likely gone too far and broken not 'the economy' but something more akin to 'the people's spirit', thus bringing us closer to catastrophe because they don't understand that humans are not robotic resources to be endlessly poked and prodded - they have a human-cosmic connection that brings a higher power into 'the equation', one which will smash their 'eternal global economic lockdown' to pieces.


Scenario 3

A bunch of reactions that mostly remove conscious human agency from the driving seat.

In all these events, we always try to assign a human driver - usually the PTB, that is ultimately pulling the lever, controlling things and working off some playbook. Our duty is then to try and understand their motivations so that we can understand how a situation will play out (supposedly).

Human agency will always play a part, but how can one clearly define situations where an action is "reactive" (a) i.e. not a plan, but reacting to something unplanned, to when something is proactive i.e. (b) where human agency takes precedence.

It would appear to me that the world is quite a complex and non-linear place, that it's usually not just enough to say, this happened so that happened and apply this globally to human events which have been mixed in with natural events etc. In any case, I think such a worldwide event would by driven by a complex mix of reactive actions and proactive actions that would surely be next to impossible for anyone to figure out. They aren't developing AI and building stronger more capable computing capabilities if all this stuff could be just figured out by pen and paper and some conversations.

Having said this, the human ability to create a story, have it make sense is beyond doubt.

But ultimately though, to REALLY OBJECTIVELY know what was happening, one would have to employ tools that are probably not even in existence. We can but try though.

Maybe let's stick to scenario 1 or 2 above and see where that lands us - probably at a better more convincing story.

We already know what the end reactive motivations are from the PTB as it's always the same

  • Take more powers for themselves and exercise more control than before (enact relevant laws Inc vaccination laws, reconfigure the economy to a shape that more greatly suits them, weaken their opponent Inc citizens etc)
  • Survive to still be the PTB after whatever event is taking place runs its course.
Ps, not disagreeing with scenario 1 or 2. I just think there's no one driving the bus.
 
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At this point, we're mulling over these two (broad) scenarios:

1.) Chinese authorities were spooked by a new viral outbreak, they didn't know which way it would go, they recalled the SARS outbreak in 2003, they perhaps suspected a leak or some vaccine trial-related connection from their BSL-4 lab there in Wuhan, then they 'overreacted' out of an abundance of caution. Crucially though, the Chinese central govt took over the containment process and strategically facilitated the international broadcast of the worst possible scenes from Wuhan and Hubei Province. This was done to amplify panic across the world and force Western govts, particularly the US, to attempt to mimic the Chinese response, in the expectation that Western govts would be nowhere near as organized, authoritarian and equipped as China was to 'contain the virus'. Stock markets crash, business is lost (and much of it is not regained after things 'return to normal'), and Chinese companies move in to take over market share vacated by Western interests. Thus, China 'strikes back' economically against US-led anti-Chinese trade sanctions and quickens its supplanting of the US at the head of the table of 'world government'.

In this scenario, Russia appears to 'get the game' early on by closing its territorial border to China and preventing any Chinese from even flying into the country. China quietly reports that it has no problem with that, but the rest of the world is reinforced with the message that 'this is really serious'. Amidst this, Russia unexpectedly disagrees with Saudi Arabia and OPEC to discontinue oil production cutbacks, sending oil prices plummeting, thereby hammering the US domestic oil market. Apparently completely unrelated to the 'pandemic', this move would thereby be a complementary economic action taken as part of a broader 'Chinese-Russian strategic partnership'.

Heck, in this scenario, maybe even Iran was doing its part to amplify the scare.

And it is this wonderful playing out of events for China that has some people thinking it was deliberately released by the Chinese (with the plausible deniability of being hit first) as a plague to unleash upon the rest of the world.

The US/west has, in just a couple of weeks, been delayed in its plans for expansion into space, potentially by years, because of a silly virus. Not to mention pretty much everything else grinding to a halt such as 5g rollout or any other innovation. Meanwhile China is still testing rockets and moving forward as usual after a very brief and well managed rebooting.

In reality it may be that there's an even higher IQ play going on here as you say, in that the virus was accidental but they managed to use this situation to trick the west into shutting down its economy! Pretty hilarious and amazing actually. Just a shame we live in the west :P.

The oil price war kicking off at the same time is the sign that it's an obvious coordinated attack. The question is has enough damage been done now? They still hold the nuclear option of those treasury bonds.

But the thing that's been confusing the hell out of me as well is, there are still some pretty sharp minds in the west you know. And the top level strategists managing this stuff aren't idiots. Which leads on to...

2.) One major assumption in the above scenario is that the West is being genuinely hurt economically by this 'shutdown'. Yes, production will plummet for a period, many tens or hundreds of thousands of workers in service sectors will be laid off, and tax receipts to govt coffers will briefly shrink. But are the fundamentals really affected to such an extent that Western elites cannot shuffle things around and manage them, thereby avoiding 'blood on the streets'? Cross-border trade is continuing as normal, supermarket shelves will remain stocked (despite initial panic-buying), all workers have been promised compensation, all companies (major, 'connected' ones anyway) have been promised remuneration in the form of favorable loans, tax cuts, etc.

So you ask 'How does a govt pay for all that, when they've been telling us for years that they're broke and we must all tighten our belts?' Because that isn't true! Govts will just do what they always do; issue bonds against future tax receipts, thereby leveraging future generations. $1.5 trillion injected here, €2 trillion injected there... whatever, they just print money when they have to. So long as the real economy of people and infrastructure remains functional, the 'fake economy' of the casino stock markets and banking system, which is fundamentally decoupled from the real world, can be massaged and 'restructured'. So long as crises aren't really crises, govts love them! 'Finally, we're relevant to people again!'

So if they're not worried about imminent economic collapse, are they then worried about this virus? No, they have realized by now as we have that it's a nothing-burger. BUT, individual, national govts are using the crisis to suppress incipient rebellions (France, for example), and stave off power transfers (Netanyahu in Israel, for example, or Sinn Fein being kept out of govt in Ireland) - and overall, collectively, they will use the crisis to 're-set' or reconfigure things such that greater 'medical martial law' can be instituted and so that greater centralization of the levers of the Western banking system/economy can be instituted.

They'll later say, in a few months or whenever they're looking back at what everyone by then knows was a nothing-burger, 'well, it was good to stress-test the system in the event of a real pandemic', and 'so many good laws have been introduced thanks to the non-crisis that we're all now better off for it'.

In sum, the net result will have been that the elites simply took their greed for money and control over people up a notch or two, and that the increased controls in people's lives - which is really draconian right now, and will presumably lessen in the months ahead, but will likely retain many of its psychological if not its actual features - will produce increased suffering and misery, though not necessarily of the physical kind (assuming govts want to keep their heads and not see food riots in the streets).

Yes, if we can figure out the virus is not an existential threat then so can they. So either we're wrong and we are mistakenly discounting the risk of this virus mutating and devastating the planet, or they've decided to step aside and let a "controlled burn" happen and use the opportunity for a major power grab.

Problem is, there is a chance that the fed won't be able to print their way out of this. In fact i believe the C's suggested this in a session once. Shutting down your entire revenue stream in a system that relies on continual expansion to stay alive is a pretty risky move, and with the ammo China still has currently, it's very precarious. The real economy does still matter!


The Cs said the creative energy of the universe is transduced by humans as they go about the ordinary 'psycho-drama' of their lives. That which is not expressed outwardly 'goes within', apparently into the planet itself, producing or contributing to such natural phenomena as earthquakes. The significant stoppage of (and/or reduction in) human creative expression is the wildcard in all of this. What if, for example, the suppression of human activity produces or contributes to that 'Big One' earthquake they talk of in California? Something like that would then give the US govt a REAL crisis for which no amount of shuffling numbers around on central bank computer screens can fix. Goods will not move from A to B because the highway is destroyed. In this scenario, only then would China 'step up' as a 'new hegemon'.

As such then, in this second scenario, what's going on now is more of the same - manipulated crises and manipulated solutions to effectively lock things down even more. But in their hubris, the elites have likely gone too far and broken not 'the economy' but something more akin to 'the people's spirit', thus bringing us closer to catastrophe because they don't understand that humans are not robotic resources to be endlessly poked and prodded - they have a human-cosmic connection that brings a higher power into 'the equation', one which will smash their 'eternal global economic lockdown' to pieces.

These are just really good points. It's scary. The whole thing feels like a 9/11 event - a definite switch in realities/timelines from here on out.
 
At this point, we're mulling over these two (broad) scenarios:

1.) Chinese authorities were spooked by a new viral outbreak, they didn't know which way it would go, they recalled the SARS outbreak in 2003, they perhaps suspected a leak or some vaccine trial-related connection from their BSL-4 lab there in Wuhan, then they 'overreacted' out of an abundance of caution. Crucially though, the Chinese central govt took over the containment process and strategically facilitated the international broadcast of the worst possible scenes from Wuhan and Hubei Province. This was done to amplify panic across the world and force Western govts, particularly the US, to attempt to mimic the Chinese response, in the expectation that Western govts would be nowhere near as organized, authoritarian and equipped as China was to 'contain the virus'. Stock markets crash, business is lost (and much of it is not regained after things 'return to normal'), and Chinese companies move in to take over market share vacated by Western interests. Thus, China 'strikes back' economically against US-led anti-Chinese trade sanctions and quickens its supplanting of the US at the head of the table of 'world government'.

In this scenario, Russia appears to 'get the game' early on by closing its territorial border to China and preventing any Chinese from even flying into the country. China quietly reports that it has no problem with that, but the rest of the world is reinforced with the message that 'this is really serious'. Amidst this, Russia unexpectedly disagrees with Saudi Arabia and OPEC to discontinue oil production cutbacks, sending oil prices plummeting, thereby hammering the US domestic oil market. Apparently completely unrelated to the 'pandemic', this move would thereby be a complementary economic action taken as part of a broader 'Chinese-Russian strategic partnership'.

Heck, in this scenario, maybe even Iran was doing its part to amplify the scare.

2.) One major assumption in the above scenario is that the West is being genuinely hurt economically by this 'shutdown'. Yes, production will plummet for a period, many tens or hundreds of thousands of workers in service sectors will be laid off, and tax receipts to govt coffers will briefly shrink. But are the fundamentals really affected to such an extent that Western elites cannot shuffle things around and manage them, thereby avoiding 'blood on the streets'? Cross-border trade is continuing as normal, supermarket shelves will remain stocked (despite initial panic-buying), all workers have been promised compensation, all companies (major, 'connected' ones anyway) have been promised remuneration in the form of favorable loans, tax cuts, etc.

So you ask 'How does a govt pay for all that, when they've been telling us for years that they're broke and we must all tighten our belts?' Because that isn't true! Govts will just do what they always do; issue bonds against future tax receipts, thereby leveraging future generations. $1.5 trillion injected here, €2 trillion injected there... whatever, they just print money when they have to. So long as the real economy of people and infrastructure remains functional, the 'fake economy' of the casino stock markets and banking system, which is fundamentally decoupled from the real world, can be massaged and 'restructured'. So long as crises aren't really crises, govts love them! 'Finally, we're relevant to people again!'

So if they're not worried about imminent economic collapse, are they then worried about this virus? No, they have realized by now as we have that it's a nothing-burger. BUT, individual, national govts are using the crisis to suppress incipient rebellions (France, for example), and stave off power transfers (Netanyahu in Israel, for example, or Sinn Fein being kept out of govt in Ireland) - and overall, collectively, they will use the crisis to 're-set' or reconfigure things such that greater 'medical martial law' can be instituted and so that greater centralization of the levers of the Western banking system/economy can be instituted.

They'll later say, in a few months or whenever they're looking back at what everyone by then knows was a nothing-burger, 'well, it was good to stress-test the system in the event of a real pandemic', and 'so many good laws have been introduced thanks to the non-crisis that we're all now better off for it'.

In sum, the net result will have been that the elites simply took their greed for money and control over people up a notch or two, and that the increased controls in people's lives - which is really draconian right now, and will presumably lessen in the months ahead, but will likely retain many of its psychological if not its actual features - will produce increased suffering and misery, though not necessarily of the physical kind (assuming govts want to keep their heads and not see food riots in the streets).

The Cs said the creative energy of the universe is transduced by humans as they go about the ordinary 'psycho-drama' of their lives. That which is not expressed outwardly 'goes within', apparently into the planet itself, producing or contributing to such natural phenomena as earthquakes. The significant stoppage of (and/or reduction in) human creative expression is the wildcard in all of this. What if, for example, the suppression of human activity produces or contributes to that 'Big One' earthquake they talk of in California? Something like that would then give the US govt a REAL crisis for which no amount of shuffling numbers around on central bank computer screens can fix. Goods will not move from A to B because the highway is destroyed. In this scenario, only then would China 'step up' as a 'new hegemon'.

As such then, in this second scenario, what's going on now is more of the same - manipulated crises and manipulated solutions to effectively lock things down even more. But in their hubris, the elites have likely gone too far and broken not 'the economy' but something more akin to 'the people's spirit', thus bringing us closer to catastrophe because they don't understand that humans are not robotic resources to be endlessly poked and prodded - they have a human-cosmic connection that brings a higher power into 'the equation', one which will smash their 'eternal global economic lockdown' to pieces.
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Your analysis is lovely in its coherency.
 
At this point, we're mulling over these two (broad) scenarios:

1.) Chinese authorities were spooked by a new viral outbreak, they didn't know which way it would go, they recalled the SARS outbreak in 2003, they perhaps suspected a leak or some vaccine trial-related connection from their BSL-4 lab there in Wuhan, then they 'overreacted' out of an abundance of caution. Crucially though, the Chinese central govt took over the containment process and strategically facilitated the international broadcast of the worst possible scenes from Wuhan and Hubei Province. This was done to amplify panic across the world and force Western govts, particularly the US, to attempt to mimic the Chinese response, in the expectation that Western govts would be nowhere near as organized, authoritarian and equipped as China was to 'contain the virus'. Stock markets crash, business is lost (and much of it is not regained after things 'return to normal'), and Chinese companies move in to take over market share vacated by Western interests. Thus, China 'strikes back' economically against US-led anti-Chinese trade sanctions and quickens its supplanting of the US at the head of the table of 'world government'.

In this scenario, Russia appears to 'get the game' early on by closing its territorial border to China and preventing any Chinese from even flying into the country. China quietly reports that it has no problem with that, but the rest of the world is reinforced with the message that 'this is really serious'. Amidst this, Russia unexpectedly disagrees with Saudi Arabia and OPEC to discontinue oil production cutbacks, sending oil prices plummeting, thereby hammering the US domestic oil market. Apparently completely unrelated to the 'pandemic', this move would thereby be a complementary economic action taken as part of a broader 'Chinese-Russian strategic partnership'.

Heck, in this scenario, maybe even Iran was doing its part to amplify the scare.

2.) One major assumption in the above scenario is that the West is being genuinely hurt economically by this 'shutdown'. Yes, production will plummet for a period, many tens or hundreds of thousands of workers in service sectors will be laid off, and tax receipts to govt coffers will briefly shrink. But are the fundamentals really affected to such an extent that Western elites cannot shuffle things around and manage them, thereby avoiding 'blood on the streets'? Cross-border trade is continuing as normal, supermarket shelves will remain stocked (despite initial panic-buying), all workers have been promised compensation, all companies (major, 'connected' ones anyway) have been promised remuneration in the form of favorable loans, tax cuts, etc.

So you ask 'How does a govt pay for all that, when they've been telling us for years that they're broke and we must all tighten our belts?' Because that isn't true! Govts will just do what they always do; issue bonds against future tax receipts, thereby leveraging future generations. $1.5 trillion injected here, €2 trillion injected there... whatever, they just print money when they have to. So long as the real economy of people and infrastructure remains functional, the 'fake economy' of the casino stock markets and banking system, which is fundamentally decoupled from the real world, can be massaged and 'restructured'. So long as crises aren't really crises, govts love them! 'Finally, we're relevant to people again!'

So if they're not worried about imminent economic collapse, are they then worried about this virus? No, they have realized by now as we have that it's a nothing-burger. BUT, individual, national govts are using the crisis to suppress incipient rebellions (France, for example), and stave off power transfers (Netanyahu in Israel, for example, or Sinn Fein being kept out of govt in Ireland) - and overall, collectively, they will use the crisis to 're-set' or reconfigure things such that greater 'medical martial law' can be instituted and so that greater centralization of the levers of the Western banking system/economy can be instituted.

They'll later say, in a few months or whenever they're looking back at what everyone by then knows was a nothing-burger, 'well, it was good to stress-test the system in the event of a real pandemic', and 'so many good laws have been introduced thanks to the non-crisis that we're all now better off for it'.

In sum, the net result will have been that the elites simply took their greed for money and control over people up a notch or two, and that the increased controls in people's lives - which is really draconian right now, and will presumably lessen in the months ahead, but will likely retain many of its psychological if not its actual features - will produce increased suffering and misery, though not necessarily of the physical kind (assuming govts want to keep their heads and not see food riots in the streets).

The Cs said the creative energy of the universe is transduced by humans as they go about the ordinary 'psycho-drama' of their lives. That which is not expressed outwardly 'goes within', apparently into the planet itself, producing or contributing to such natural phenomena as earthquakes. The significant stoppage of (and/or reduction in) human creative expression is the wildcard in all of this. What if, for example, the suppression of human activity produces or contributes to that 'Big One' earthquake they talk of in California? Something like that would then give the US govt a REAL crisis for which no amount of shuffling numbers around on central bank computer screens can fix. Goods will not move from A to B because the highway is destroyed. In this scenario, only then would China 'step up' as a 'new hegemon'.

As such then, in this second scenario, what's going on now is more of the same - manipulated crises and manipulated solutions to effectively lock things down even more. But in their hubris, the elites have likely gone too far and broken not 'the economy' but something more akin to 'the people's spirit', thus bringing us closer to catastrophe because they don't understand that humans are not robotic resources to be endlessly poked and prodded - they have a human-cosmic connection that brings a higher power into 'the equation', one which will smash their 'eternal global economic lockdown' to pieces.

Brilliant analysis.

There's something else that I had an impression of today. It's kind of like the people of the world are being held to ransom, like the way a kidnapper would threaten the one that they've abducted, increase their suffering, to get someone to pay up or submit to some condition.

Those statesmen of conscience, regardless of country, will be well aware of the global impact, and those without couldn't give a hoot. They just want what they want and they know that conscience and empathy is a weakness to be exploited so they'll lean on that as much as they can.

The the way things are set up, the conscienceless ones can openly advertise the suffering they are causing through MSM disguised as providing protection and security, in an attempt to wear down the ones with conscience.

I'm not sure where or how all that fits in, but it will be interesting to watch the moves of the players.
 
Maybe now it is time to read "Eichmann in Jerusalem: : A Report on the Banality of Evil " by Hannah Arendt ?
I've just received "On Violence" by Arrendt. On the back cover:

"[Arrendt] questions the nature of violent behavior, points out the causes of its many manifestations, and ultimately argues against Mae Tse-tung's dictum "power grows out of the barrel of a gun," proposing instead that "power and violence are opposites; where the one rules absolutely, the other is absent."

Reminds me of Dr. David Hawkins thesis about the nature of power versus force; power being something of a subtle nature inherent in the being of the powerful, and force being strictly a brutish, external manifestation.
 
I also do not understand how all the CEOs of these major companies are going along with all this crap being instituted. They are participating in their own demise!

I see a few potential reasons. One is that they are also caught up in the 'social virus' being coughed up by the media. This is predicated on what the C's said about the Achilles heel of the the PTB - their orientation towards wishful thinking. However, this wishful thinking could also be expressing in a different way: capitalizing on chaos. My neighbour and I were talking about the general question of 'who benefits' from this amongst the PTB?

The scenario we discussed was that of some sheep in a feedlot. Maybe there's too many sheep. They cost too much. And some of them are getting restless with all the overcrowding, bad food, and being forced to live in their own excrement. Some even escaped. So, to the 'Evil Magician' not allow the herd to thin a bit, bring the other ones back in through fear, round them up, and remind them how good it is to just be alive, 'Evil Magician' be praised.

Of course, it could backfire. If the economy tanks, and there's no food, no money, the sheep may shapeshifte into wolves - and their eyes will be set on the ones who claim to be in charge - as is said in the Earth Changes book by Pierre and Laura. We may see a very real trial run of that hypothesis.
 
That question was in regard to paraphysical "alien" implants, NOT fully physical microchips. So don't count on it.

Possibly some black market industry in removing chips will develop.

like this one,

 
Vielleicht meinte das Cs nur den Wahnsinn, der diese totale globale Abschaltung bedeutet? Ich weiß nicht. Vielleicht bedeuteten sie eine zukünftige, schlimmere Pandemie. Es ist schwer zu sagen. Aber ich glaube nicht, dass irgendetwas verrückter sein könnte als das, was jetzt los ist. (Berühmte letzte Worte?)
Thank you Laura....thank you so much for these words!!!!
 
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As long as you don't become identified with it and become contrary 'just to be contrary', because then you don't learn anything.
I guess some people are contrary just because it gives them some juice. Thankfully, I hate the feeling of pissing everybody off. The saying "I'd rather be happy than right" comes to mind. That doesn't mean to be ignorant, just that if you know something it doesn't need third-party approval to make you happy. You can be happy in your knowledge without having to force it on others.

Example being family who once thought prepping was silly. A month ago I was approached and gave some basic advice, with the caveat that the pandemic was the least of my concerns, with economic catastrophe being among the highest, so being prepared is just prudent. Oh, and I also told them to make sure they don't forget the toilet paper because that will be the first to go when the panic starts. Now I get a text every other day expressing gratitude for all the information I was able to provide.

Before this happened the sharing of information would have just made everyone in the discussion unhappy, and nobody would learn anything (unless the unpleasant situation is used as a point of introspection). Now, it's the opposite; learning and gratitude happened. Says a lot about the power and even the necessity of freewill in facilitating of information exchange.
 
We might not be fooled but the general population will be and will believe that they have been saved by them from a real pandemic. And those of us who will say that they were not a pandemic will be seen as "Holocaust denial".

This is already happening! Remember the Vid I posted? Dr. Wolfgang Wodarg is already seen as a Tinfoil hat wearer! I think that is not only because of his knowledge he shares, but he was "caught" talking/giving Inverviews to the wrong people
 
The number of active cases in China is approaching zero now, it took around one month to reach the peak, and about one month to drop back:

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The same trend is in South Korea, I will not post the picture, you can look it up here.

And even in Italy that has joined in later, there is already a positive trend as confirmed by the media.

So, whatever some governments may be trying to gain from this overhyped "pandemics", it looks like they are better hurry up before it fizzles out completely.
 
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