Lot's to ponder here. The Tower of Babel metaphor for the world's balkanization is apt; and so is the fact that Putin is a devil, but Zelensksky is a demon (how easily people forget that in the middle of the Ukrainian winter the unvaxxed were denied access to public transport, but then our #LizardLeaders want to distract us from the largest #Mengele experiment on children in the history of #Faucism.)
The #splinternet has been a reality for a while as #GoOgle, #FaucistBook, #Twatter, etc. have all happily coddled dictatorships by providing enhanced surveillance and censored content in their domain's digital connectivity.
At home the #MassSewageMedia, the #Faucist government & above mentioned digital content providers created a #MinistryOfTruth called the #TrustedNewsInitiative (#TNI.)
The #TNI censored narratives that questioned covid policies and mRNA injections, promoted false narratives and suppressed information that made #InformedConsent impossible.
Additionally, they have blocked alternative treatments and have actively deplatformed dissenters. They are now ignoring #VAERS data and actuarial data from insurance companies that show the mortal consequences of using civilian populations to rapidly prototype medical interventions.
Keep charging, without honest voices looking for the truth we are lost. "Non illegitimi carborundum."
Mar 20, 2022·edited Mar 20, 2022Liked by Karen Hunt aka KH Mezek
Fox shipped contributor Lara Logan to Siberia for daring to compare Fauxchi to Mengele... recently she popped up online with her thoughts on the Ukrainian Scam
Interesting insight. Been pondering if the upside to Russia-Ukraine conflict is the break-up of the Global community. Always felt society functions better in smaller communities.
Also curious if the Trudeau’s response to Canadian Truckers was a premature release of the Globalist arsenal. Served as a kind of a “tell” to many watching outside the event.
Not sure the use global financial markets to collapse a country’s currency had been employed in previous conflicts. Interesting that it was employed so quickly and early in Ukraine-Russia.
Definitely think that Ukraine-Russia is much, much more than what it appears.
great essay, though i'm not sure i agree that a "splintering" of the internet will wind up being a good thing.
first, there will always be a small minority throughout the world, regardless of country or restrictions, who can communicate to the outside world, should this come to pass. a widespread coalition of white hat hackers is the only thing that has kept the internet going through the global corporate takeover of the internet, and i believe there's still plenty in russia as well as the west who see the wisdom in being able to know what's happening on the other side of the great firewall (i think china is going to be a trendsetter there).
if there is indeed a "splintering", however, the masses in all western countries will be even easier to control through the leftovers of the "internet", as there will have to be greater measures of control taken in order to prevent cyberattacks and to, you know, "protect us".
part of me believes the communication grid going down would be the best thing for everyone, but realistically, i think people in general will be on a whole new level of panic, and whatever the official narrative is (once things go back "online"), then we are going to truly level up in politicized polarization, and that truly frightens me. trying to convince someone of the greater agenda within covid will pale in comparison to trying to reason with people caught up in the narrative rhetoric, post "splintering".
this is just my dark take on the possibility, though i'd love to be wrong. the tower of babel metaphor is terrific, i've been pondering it as well lately. thanks for staying on top of the digital ID agenda! it's truly an important one to be aware of.
Really interesting thoughts here. I find it all so fascinating. not sure how much more panic people can take but I am willing to wager we haven't seen anything yet.
I'm very interested to see if things like the InterPlanetary File System (ipfs.io) can still work through all the walls that are going up in cyberspace, because it seems critical that we maintain connections throughout the world, lest we start falling into a false understanding of the global situation.
A Splintering may be inevitable, in some form, but as long as there's infrastructure, I don't believe it's possible to ever tamp out the flow of information. It's just going to take some tech skills in order to stay tapped in. I suppose the question is, do we want to stay tapped in? Or would a complete disconnection from all this be better than continuing down the scripted path of manipulation?
While I enjoyed reading this essay, I must point out your misunderstanding concerning the Ulrainian average monthly wage versus the Ukrainiwn minimum wage. Clearly, the amount referenced was not the average wage, but the minimum wage. I point this out only because errors such as this tend to decrease a person's credibility in the eyes if many. Other than that, really enjoyed the article.
Five days ago, on March 15, 2022, the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill (the Bill) received Royal Assent becoming the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022. The Bill which can be traced back to 2016, was placed on the back-burner but recent “events in Ukraine re-ignited a desire to push through the Bill and it was fast tracked through Parliament.” The Bill includes a creation of a Register of Overseas Entities, and Amendments to the Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO) regime, and Amendments to the existing legislation on UK sanctions. Babel.
Wow, that must have been fascinating, and now to be able to draw on those experiences. There is nothing like first-hand experience. I lived in Yugoslavia in the 1980s, married to a Slovenian, and it gave me insights I never would have had otherwise.
Lot's to ponder here. The Tower of Babel metaphor for the world's balkanization is apt; and so is the fact that Putin is a devil, but Zelensksky is a demon (how easily people forget that in the middle of the Ukrainian winter the unvaxxed were denied access to public transport, but then our #LizardLeaders want to distract us from the largest #Mengele experiment on children in the history of #Faucism.)
The #splinternet has been a reality for a while as #GoOgle, #FaucistBook, #Twatter, etc. have all happily coddled dictatorships by providing enhanced surveillance and censored content in their domain's digital connectivity.
At home the #MassSewageMedia, the #Faucist government & above mentioned digital content providers created a #MinistryOfTruth called the #TrustedNewsInitiative (#TNI.)
The #TNI censored narratives that questioned covid policies and mRNA injections, promoted false narratives and suppressed information that made #InformedConsent impossible.
Additionally, they have blocked alternative treatments and have actively deplatformed dissenters. They are now ignoring #VAERS data and actuarial data from insurance companies that show the mortal consequences of using civilian populations to rapidly prototype medical interventions.
Keep charging, without honest voices looking for the truth we are lost. "Non illegitimi carborundum."
Fox shipped contributor Lara Logan to Siberia for daring to compare Fauxchi to Mengele... recently she popped up online with her thoughts on the Ukrainian Scam
https://www.bitchute.com/video/yrwD23iIvO3M/
One of the journalists who stands out with integrity.
Interesting insight. Been pondering if the upside to Russia-Ukraine conflict is the break-up of the Global community. Always felt society functions better in smaller communities.
Also curious if the Trudeau’s response to Canadian Truckers was a premature release of the Globalist arsenal. Served as a kind of a “tell” to many watching outside the event.
Not sure the use global financial markets to collapse a country’s currency had been employed in previous conflicts. Interesting that it was employed so quickly and early in Ukraine-Russia.
Definitely think that Ukraine-Russia is much, much more than what it appears.
great essay, though i'm not sure i agree that a "splintering" of the internet will wind up being a good thing.
first, there will always be a small minority throughout the world, regardless of country or restrictions, who can communicate to the outside world, should this come to pass. a widespread coalition of white hat hackers is the only thing that has kept the internet going through the global corporate takeover of the internet, and i believe there's still plenty in russia as well as the west who see the wisdom in being able to know what's happening on the other side of the great firewall (i think china is going to be a trendsetter there).
if there is indeed a "splintering", however, the masses in all western countries will be even easier to control through the leftovers of the "internet", as there will have to be greater measures of control taken in order to prevent cyberattacks and to, you know, "protect us".
part of me believes the communication grid going down would be the best thing for everyone, but realistically, i think people in general will be on a whole new level of panic, and whatever the official narrative is (once things go back "online"), then we are going to truly level up in politicized polarization, and that truly frightens me. trying to convince someone of the greater agenda within covid will pale in comparison to trying to reason with people caught up in the narrative rhetoric, post "splintering".
this is just my dark take on the possibility, though i'd love to be wrong. the tower of babel metaphor is terrific, i've been pondering it as well lately. thanks for staying on top of the digital ID agenda! it's truly an important one to be aware of.
Really interesting thoughts here. I find it all so fascinating. not sure how much more panic people can take but I am willing to wager we haven't seen anything yet.
I'm very interested to see if things like the InterPlanetary File System (ipfs.io) can still work through all the walls that are going up in cyberspace, because it seems critical that we maintain connections throughout the world, lest we start falling into a false understanding of the global situation.
A Splintering may be inevitable, in some form, but as long as there's infrastructure, I don't believe it's possible to ever tamp out the flow of information. It's just going to take some tech skills in order to stay tapped in. I suppose the question is, do we want to stay tapped in? Or would a complete disconnection from all this be better than continuing down the scripted path of manipulation?
Below is a link to an article about the Bill.
https://www.nortonrosefulbright.com/en-pk/knowledge/publications/19dd871c/economic-crime-transparency-and-enforcement-act-2022
Thank you!
While I enjoyed reading this essay, I must point out your misunderstanding concerning the Ulrainian average monthly wage versus the Ukrainiwn minimum wage. Clearly, the amount referenced was not the average wage, but the minimum wage. I point this out only because errors such as this tend to decrease a person's credibility in the eyes if many. Other than that, really enjoyed the article.
Thank you! I corrected it. Finishing an essay at 3 am has its drawbacks.
Five days ago, on March 15, 2022, the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Bill (the Bill) received Royal Assent becoming the Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022. The Bill which can be traced back to 2016, was placed on the back-burner but recent “events in Ukraine re-ignited a desire to push through the Bill and it was fast tracked through Parliament.” The Bill includes a creation of a Register of Overseas Entities, and Amendments to the Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO) regime, and Amendments to the existing legislation on UK sanctions. Babel.
Wow, that must have been fascinating, and now to be able to draw on those experiences. There is nothing like first-hand experience. I lived in Yugoslavia in the 1980s, married to a Slovenian, and it gave me insights I never would have had otherwise.