Friday, July 26, 2024

NOW, ABOUT THAT CROWDSTRIKE INTERNET “OUTAGE”…

 

NOW, ABOUT THAT CROWDSTRIKE INTERNET “OUTAGE”…

...do you still think a cashless society and central bank digital currencies are a good idea?

If so, then you've joined the globalooney ranks of Medusala von der Lyin' and Bojo in thinking that (1) the Ukraine is a smoothly running and "democractic" country, (2) admitting it to NATO and the EU, and thus that (3) potential war of any sort - nuclear or otherwise - with Russia are also good ideas.

In short, if you think a cashless society reliant upon central bank digital currency is a good idea, I respectfully and dutifully inform you that you're bat-guano crazy. It's like one of those episodes from the cartoon show Pinky and the Brain. Pinky (played by Bojo) says: "what should we do today, Brain?" and Brain (played by Medusala, or better, the chinless wonder, Carstens) answers: "The same thing we do every night, Pinky, try to take over the world!"And yes, I do mean to imply that I hold to the remote possibility that Medusala and Bojo might be laboratory experiments gone horribly wrong.

But now it may be necessary to pour a couple of fingers or maybe a whole hand of your favorite adult beverage, and ponder the following things that have emerged in the wake of the Crowdstrike internet blackout (or was it a take-down? we'll get back to that high-octane-speculation in a moment):

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Now the question raised by this is rather obvious: with the election fraud of 2020 still unresolved (yes, I'm one of those people and yes I'm still waiting for the explanation of how all that was statistically possible and feasible in normal statistical behavior), was this really a blackout due to a mistake in an update? or was this a trial run to make sure the "system" was operating correctly in case the other plans (q.v. Trump assassiantion attempt and forced Bai Den Dzhao resignation, a.k.a. a coup d'etat, because short of invoking the 25th amendment, that's what it appears to be) did not work? (Tweet shared by S.D., with our thanks)

So why is the internet outage provoking such high octane speculation? (And please note, this isn't even my high octane speculation, it's someone else's. Well, lest one forget, the same company was involved in something else(and no, we're not talking about the fact that it occurred the day after the Republican National Convention was over, thus stranding people in sunny scenic Milwaukee, Wisconsin):

And, if you've been following the story about the puts on Trump stock, bear in mind that I think the "clerical error" and subsequent "correction" of the puts (made by, please note, a third party vendor as I reported in last Thursday's News and Views) is now being followed by this story from "x", which I report here as simply breaking.. it has not yet and to my knowledge been verified:

Shorting Rumble as Well?

If this should be proven to be true then, yes, it's more contextual evidence that the attempt on Mr. Trump was part of a wide deep state operation... and that like the schemes of Pinky and the Brain, it failed. And lest it be forgotten, recall that according to some Mr. Globalooney wants to begin his "great reset" by a global internet outage (which in the case of the Crowdstrike outage, failed, because you'll note it did not affect (cough) Russia (q.v. https://stateofthenation.co/?p=240145) On that view, then perhaps the Crowdstrike operation was only partially successful, and therefore a failure.

Whatever is going on, I suspect it's all related, and for whatever reason, I don't think things are going - for the moment at least - all Mr. Globalooney's way.  Get your popcorn ready folks, because it's going to be an interesting few months...

...and by the way, is it just me, or is there really a resemblance between Brain and der Hochklaus Freiherr von Blohschwab-und-Bloviation?

See you on the flip side...

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Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

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