Last night showed me the meaning of Kamala's repeated "I can imagine what can be, unburdened by what has been" - Mao's complete cultural revolution, destroying everything that had been to create his new vision. Instead of cancelling the debt, cancel the culture, hence 'cancel culture'. Empower the minorities so the majority loses its voice and power.
"Passivity is fatal. Our goal is to make the enemy passive." Mao. apparently
All totalitarianism is bad, but what we're suffering under is a transnational financial oligarchy.
"...it was really the financial sector that politicized its economic power to create the kind of state under the pro-creditor rules that we have today. The Bronze Age Near East had kingship able to cancel debts, wage war and prevent an oligarchy from developing. The new national states of Holland, England, northern Europe and all Western states today have fiscal power, but not the political ability to prevent oligarchies from developing. They support a cosmopolitan financial oligarchy whose creditor claims and ideology limit the power of modern states. These new states are strong. When libertarians like Ronald Reagan say that they’re against the state, they want a state strong enough to crush debtors, not strong enough to protect public welfare from creditor claims."
Last night showed me the meaning of Kamala's repeated "I can imagine what can be, unburdened by what has been" - Mao's complete cultural revolution, destroying everything that had been to create his new vision. Instead of cancelling the debt, cancel the culture, hence 'cancel culture'. Empower the minorities so the majority loses its voice and power.
"Passivity is fatal. Our goal is to make the enemy passive." Mao. apparently
All totalitarianism is bad, but what we're suffering under is a transnational financial oligarchy.
"...it was really the financial sector that politicized its economic power to create the kind of state under the pro-creditor rules that we have today. The Bronze Age Near East had kingship able to cancel debts, wage war and prevent an oligarchy from developing. The new national states of Holland, England, northern Europe and all Western states today have fiscal power, but not the political ability to prevent oligarchies from developing. They support a cosmopolitan financial oligarchy whose creditor claims and ideology limit the power of modern states. These new states are strong. When libertarians like Ronald Reagan say that they’re against the state, they want a state strong enough to crush debtors, not strong enough to protect public welfare from creditor claims."
--from
https://michael-hudson.com/2024/09/reshaping-christianity-and-the-modern-state-a-journey-from-usury-to-fiscal-power/
Oh, yes. It's a well-orchestrated and long-term effort on Their part,
Tips and Tricks for Surviving the Performance (article): https://amaterasusolar.substack.com/p/tips-and-tricks-for-surviving-the