It's an interesting maxim — but I think it imagines a single switch but the reality is there's a system of valves. The food chain is a rheopolitical system like any other: farmers and growers supply the distributors, banks finance the operation, truckers move it, grocery retailers sell it. No one actor holds the whole food chain — each controls only a segment, and can deny only that segment.
Truckers can strike — but the wage losses fall on the drivers themselves. Retailers run on very thin margins so a stoppage means swift bankruptcy. Farmers who withhold crops have no income. The Indian farmers proved a segment can push back hard — a year of protest reversed three farm laws — but that's pressure on one node, not a hand on the whole chain.
That's my thesis in miniature: denial is real but partial, and it's self-limiting, because the actor who closes a valve usually suffers. There's no coordinating hand that could shut all of it at once — and no single hand that would want to.
We live in the same world, my friend. It’s just a question of different perceptions, but there’s only one reality.
There are countless examples of the Civil War among the ruling class. Please check out my article on the Blackwell B 200 chip, which is one of the most glaring examples.
I will check it out thank you. And while i agree that there is no honor among these thieves and they have turf wars, there is one thing that seems to unite and ultimately tie them to the agenda, and that is their religion:
I would say their religion or philosophy is market realism. They are atheistic materialist. Money and power, based on an unregulated market. Capitalism doesn’t have a god and they would never worship Lucifer unless he could guarantee them 8% return on investments with quarterly options to renew.
Civilization, goes an old maxim, is only nine meals away from barberism.
Once the food deliveries stop, so does law and order.
It's an interesting maxim — but I think it imagines a single switch but the reality is there's a system of valves. The food chain is a rheopolitical system like any other: farmers and growers supply the distributors, banks finance the operation, truckers move it, grocery retailers sell it. No one actor holds the whole food chain — each controls only a segment, and can deny only that segment.
Truckers can strike — but the wage losses fall on the drivers themselves. Retailers run on very thin margins so a stoppage means swift bankruptcy. Farmers who withhold crops have no income. The Indian farmers proved a segment can push back hard — a year of protest reversed three farm laws — but that's pressure on one node, not a hand on the whole chain.
That's my thesis in miniature: denial is real but partial, and it's self-limiting, because the actor who closes a valve usually suffers. There's no coordinating hand that could shut all of it at once — and no single hand that would want to.
We live in different worlds, Mr. Revelstoke. All i can say is:
“There's no coordinating hand that could shut all of it at once — and no single hand that would want to.”
I hope and pray that you are right.
We live in the same world, my friend. It’s just a question of different perceptions, but there’s only one reality.
There are countless examples of the Civil War among the ruling class. Please check out my article on the Blackwell B 200 chip, which is one of the most glaring examples.
https://www.themargins.ca/p/the-blackwell-b200-kill-switch
I will check it out thank you. And while i agree that there is no honor among these thieves and they have turf wars, there is one thing that seems to unite and ultimately tie them to the agenda, and that is their religion:
UN Security Council Mural is A Lucifer Phoenix Shedding His Skin Like a Snake - US Eagle = Phoenix: https://old.bitchute.com/video/ArFqCP11v8md [5mins]
Norman Dodd on the Reece Committee Investigation: One of the Most Important Interviews in History: https://old.bitchute.com/video/9A3Duj2eLBLG [52mins]
Again i hope you are right.
I would say their religion or philosophy is market realism. They are atheistic materialist. Money and power, based on an unregulated market. Capitalism doesn’t have a god and they would never worship Lucifer unless he could guarantee them 8% return on investments with quarterly options to renew.
A game of monopoly then. What happens when one of them gets it all? One is very close:
https://old.bitchute.com/video/ei6QD8ZPl6DU [45mins]
Watch that, and 46 minutes from now, you will see things differently. I am not joking.
"We will have world government whether we like it or not. The only question is whether it will be achieved by conquest or consent." —Warburg
"The goal is to turn the entire world into a single administrative unit." —Norman Dodd from the linked interview above [paraphrased]
The goal is for whoever wins to own it all, including us. Spend 45 minutes and watch that video. You have nothing to lose.