In his COVID-19: The Great Reset (2020), Klaus Schwab explains, “Many of us are pondering when things will return to normal. The short response is: never. Nothing will ever return to the ‘broken’ sense of normalcy that prevailed prior to the crisis because the coronavirus pandemic marks a fundamental inflection point in our global trajectory.”
Then, “Several months into the pandemic, it looks like even a semblance of a return to ‘business as usual’ for most service companies is inconceivable as long as COVID-19 remains a threat to our health. This in turn suggests that a full return to ‘normal’ cannot be envisaged before a vaccine is available.”
After saying a return to normal isn’t possible, and not even desirable, since it’s broken, Schwab dangles the prospect of a “full return to ‘normal’” if only we would accept “a vaccine,” which, more than two years later, we’ve discovered to be genocidal Jewjabs!
Interesting, too, Schwab’s placing of normal in quotation marks, as if it’s a mere notion or rumor, and not reality itself, unperturbed life or a set of norms established over time. Birds fly, fish swim, women have babies and insecure young men will go to insane length to prove they’re not quavering pussies.
It’s normal to be soothed by a sweet smile. It isn’t normal to be swarmed by a sea of masked faces. Schwab’s soulless mug isn’t normal.
Truth is, normality has been under siege for a long time, and the more “developed” a society, the more displaced, mocked or corrupted everything that’s normal. Now, even toddlers are encouraged to doubt their anatomy, though coming to terms with nature, starting with one’s own body, is a lifelong task for each human. Don’t worry, though, for we’re progressing into the posthuman or transhumanism, as mapped by Schwab and his guru, the no less creepy Yuval Noah Harari.
Harari, “The single authentic self is as real as the eternal soul, Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny. If I look really deep within myself, the seeming unity that I take for granted dissolves into a cacophony of conflicting voices, none of which is ‘my true self’. Humans aren’t individuals. They are ‘dividuals’.”
Yes, everyone is supremely complex, but this, Harari dismisses as confused and inefficient use of data. Rather than hoarding our stuck-in-the-throat vomitus of pseudo knowledge, feelings and artistic sensitivity, give me a break, we should come clean and go with the flow.
Hebrew University Moses, “People just want to be part of the data flow, even if that means giving up their privacy, their autonomy and their individuality. Humanist art sanctifies the individual genius, so a Picasso doodle on a napkin nets millions at Sotheby’s. Humanist science glorifies the individual researcher, and every scholar dreams of putting his or her name at the top of a Science or Nature paper. But a growing number of artistic and scientific creations are nowadays produced by the ceaseless collaboration of ‘everyone’. Who writes Wikipedia? All of us.”
I get it, hasbara-infested Wikipedia is the model and benchmark of collective knowledge, moving forward! Doubting Thomases can look up its entries for Holocaust, 9/11, Osama Bin Laden, War on Terror or Volodymyr Zelensky, etc., to find everything massaged or shape shifted, if not entirely sculpted from bullshit, but don’t you dare squeal any conspiracy nonsense.
As of 9/30/22, here’s Wikipedia on Albert Bourla, “In 2020, Bourla pushed Pfizer employees for the fast development of a COVID-19 vaccine in partnership with German company BioNTech, making sure it is safe and effective. He told his team that ‘financial returns should not drive any decisions’ with regards to the vaccine.”
In this entry of roughly 1,100 words, there’s no mention of vaccine injuries, deaths or even adverse reactions, so millions of lives already lost worldwide are simply memory holed.
When you follow a seething, genocidal Yahweh, butchering millions of humans is nothing, for they’re only data, and useless ones at that, and beyond stupid, too, for they don’t just keep allowing you to ruin them, but help you each step of the way.
Last week, a long-time American resident of Costa Rica sent me a revealing anecdote:
She’s a clerk in a store that sells bathroom and kitchen lighting fixtures. I’ve spoken with her a number of times. When I was there yesterday, the subject of Covid “vaccines” came up, so I said I would never take them, that I considered them more dangerous than Covid. She lit up, got uncharacteristically animated and told me that after her 2nd shot of Astra Zeneca, she was put in an ambulance and sent to the hospital. She said she almost died.
I thought, Wow, I have connected with a Costa Rican on the Covid vaccine issue! We discussed how nobody is collecting these stories, so the extent of adverse reactions is not known. She then said she had not had any adverse reaction after her 3rd and 4th shots.
“WHAT?” I asked. “After almost dying, you went ahead and had two more shots?”
It’s suicidal, such idiocy, but how is she different from American voters who keep electing one con artist after another? They, too, seem determined to die. Canadians voted for Trudeau, New Zealanders for Jacinda Ardern, and 41% of Americans still approve of Biden, though who knows if that figure is any truer than those for inflation and unemployment?
Though converging disasters are mostly met with insouciance, it’s not just normalcy bias at work, but a lurking death wish, for the new normal, which has been around a while, is so abnormal and inhuman, many people just want to blow everything up.
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