This Davos plan will fail miserably. The hope is that the victim count of corporate fascism will be low. And this if we awake ourselves from the tech driven dystopia which is unfolding upon us with every minute.
> And this if we awake ourselves from the tech driven dystopia which is unfolding upon us with every minute.
I think the point of the comment you're replying to is that we won't, not by ourselves.
I think that's limited to Russia and Russian masses. The rest of the world didn't want Russia to start with Crimea, told Russia that was bad and to stop at the time, saw the Russian buildup to the broader invasion this year and told Russia not to start anything new, supplied arms to Ukraine to help them defend themselves, and then cut Russia off from the world as fast as possible when Russia crossed the border that Russia denied they were going to cross.
This is all on Russia.
> The real war is on the peripherals and monetary models.
That's like saying "the real Satanists are the Catholics and the Protestants".
But this is the ultimate scapegoat. COVID didn't succeed for the planned reset. This will do it. Surely.
No. They are neither. The Soviet Union fell, Putin (eventually) took over Russia, then took advantage of the corruption and stayed in power. He’s acting like a thug, but would’ve regardless of anyone or anything else. He’s not part of anyone else’s grand design, none of the other world leaders even like him, they just have a long-standing policy of not (openly) interfering with the internal affairs of other nations, and by “long-standing” I mean since 24 October 1648. No, that’s not a typo for 1948.
> But this is the ultimate scapegoat. COVID didn't succeed for the planned reset. This will do it. Surely.
What are you even talking about? Do you even know what The Great Reset is, or are you just referring to one of the many different and mutually incompatible things that various conspiracy theorists project onto the actual WEF goal of “stuff is bad, can we, like, not suck so much?” (A common goal, and a very difficult one; it’s not like either Karl Marx nor Adam Smith would disagree when phrased like that).