It's All True
Now back to the salt mines
In case you missed it, global governance was instituted on 13 September 2024, through something called the Pact for the Future. Remember the Global Citizen Digital ID conspiracy theory? It’s in there. Remember the WHO pandemic treaty surrendering all national sovereignty in the event of a “health emergency”? It’s in there. Remember how the radical-right fringe wingnuts have been saying the schools are nothing but indoctrination centers? You ain’t seen nothing yet, and it’s in there, too. Here’s a list of highlighted topics in this “framework” for tyranny:
Sustainable Development and Financing
International Peace and Security
Science, Technology, Innovation, and Digital Cooperation
Youth and Future Generations
Transforming Global Governance
The Pact for the Future is clearly a desperate, last-ditch blueprint concocted by cowardly world leaders scrambling to patch up the bleeding cracks of a crumbling planetary control system. The mewling “leaders” dream big here, spewing visions of a utopia by the curious alchemical date of 2045, where everyone holds hands and faces the apocalypse with climate action, peace, and sustainable development.
Enter the Global Digital Compact, the Bumbledicks’ wet dream of controlling the digital Wild West.
They want you to believe this is all about inclusion and privacy, but read between the lines. It’s Big Brother 2.0, complete with shiny digital IDs and vaccine passports. Sure, it’s dressed up in techno-utopian nonsense, but don’t forget—they’re angling for power over the bytes and bits that define our 21st-century existence. Don’t think for a second this isn’t about corralling us in the name of global “health and safety”.And then, of course, there’s the obligatory call for a New Social Contract—a pile of mealy-mouthed garbage intent on replacing national constitutions with a global "framework” for standardized tyranny. They talk about justice, social protections, and healthcare, but these are just hollow terms etched on phosphors that can vanish with the tap of a button.
Meanwhile, the whole world's burning from fake scarcity, war, and a collapsing economies, brought to us by the very same Bumbledicks. But hey, let’s hold out hope that somehow, through this noxious brew of diplomacy and mutual back-patting, they’ll build a resilient, sustainable, just world—and catapults make pigs fly.
All of this is the Hegelian Dialectic writ large. These slimy poltroons work ‘round the clock to create problems that don’t exist, so they can slide their precious “blueprints” across the table, which are little more than blatant looting of national treasuries to expand their carbon footprints on our faces and stuff their pockets with out sweat.
Meantime, their tarnished heralds in the GeezerMedia fuss and fret, telling us diligently the ubermenschen are laboring by gaslight to save us from vapors and phantasms, as the NPC-Normies wave it away like a cloud of gnats, their pale empty faces staring transfixed at their screens.
In the past quarter century, we have seen just about every conspiracy theory proved true, from the Warren Report lies to the New World Order, and yet the unwashed masses act as if they’ve known it all along. Perhaps it’s the water fluoridation, which was recently proved in court. What else would cause the rubes to accept as immutable truth today, what they angrily and vehemently rejected as lunatic ravings yesterday?
Thesis — Antithesis — Synthesis
So, as the peons slog and slouch toward the camps, heads bowed to their sacred screens, at least us wingnuts in the wilderness can rest assured that we were right all along. As Alex Jones’ Infowars empire gets auctioned off, us prescient prophets of perdition can take solace in the knowledge that everything we were persecuted for believing, is now the way things have always been.
Oceania is at war with East Asia. It has always been at war with East Asia.
What is so annoying about all this is the way the gaggle of Hindmosts that infest the UN General Assembly passed the Pact for the Future in the most craven manner — they allowed it to take effect by not voting on it. This is known as the Douglas Adams rule of law — if public notice is posted in a rusted-out filing cabinet in an out-of-order toilet behind a pile of broken office furnishings in an abandoned basement, and no one objects, then it must be law.
It suddenly occurs to me why the year 2050 is so prevalent in the Bumbledicks’ Grand Plan for Total Domination: by then, all of us perspicacious prognosticators will be dead and there won’t be anyone left to complain.
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Today’s cultural enlightenment is the only film that perfectly captures the insanity of today’s world, Brazil (1985). Terry Gilliam’s dystopian masterpiece, co-written with Tom Stoppard and Charles McKeown, nails the insipid lunacy surrounding us. The long tracking shot through the communications centre is one of the greatest choreographies in cinematic history.
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