Message #36917

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Narratives are how we control society.

This is the thought from those interested in power, who use their wealth and resources to dictate reality for others. These are the kind of people who profit off of slavery, a world they were born into. To maintain their idea of status quo, they groom young global leaders and create new systems of servitude all while championing as our planets saviors- unelected saviors.

BLM, Standing with Ukraine, LGBTQ- These are weapons of war. Globalist are using identity politics to usher in technocratic enslavement. These weapons are used to shape narratives and set the stage in order to pass legislation and propose trillions in spending with hidden agendas. They don't actually care about humanity, they pretend to so you do the dirty work for them.

Biometrics were the equivalent of the gold rush and the fourth industrial revolution has already kicked off. The idea that we'll own nothing and be happy is a lie. Why would you give away your life to a corporation? Because someone will own the things you don't and then life is on their terms(TOS)... These people are no greater than you or I, and they are not the God we pray to or meditate on.

Has anything I said so far started to agitate you or create a great disturbance in your mind? Did you want to instantly brush this off as ridiculous? Then you might need to consider that your sense of morality has been hijacked, manipulated by overtly "woke" corporate and political shenanigans. It is really going to take an effort to still your mind in order to accept the sobering reality which I am going to present to you in these next few threads.

Just recently Klaus Schwab wrote another book, this one happened to be on Narratives. You should take a look...

There isn’t one single great narrative in Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret’s book, “The Great Narrative.”

Instead, there are a series of five interconnecting narratives surrounding technology, society, economy, geopolitics/governments, and ecology/climate change.

These narratives are geared towards manipulating human behavior through pride, fear, shame, guilt, and greed in order to coerce private citizens (while incentivizing governments and corporations) into accepting the unelected globalists’ agenda for a great reset of society and the global economy.

All solutions in the “you’ll own nothing and you’ll be happy” mindset require public-private collaborations — a closer merger of corporation and state — which blurs the line between elected and unelected decision making over the future of humanity.

First came the great reset launch in June, 2020, which called for new social contracts, stronger governments, and a different form of capitalism that would make stakeholders richer and more powerful while people like you and I would own nothing and be powerless.

Now comes the great narrative for humankind, which is an attempt to legitimize the unelected globalists’ technocratic agenda for a great reset of society and the global economy, and they can do this without ever having to reference any real-world data to back it up.

Why?

Because, “In the battle for hearts and minds of human beings, narrative will consistently outperform data in its ability to influence human thinking and motivate human action,” according to the WEF’s own blog post from 2015, which adds, “A good narrative soundly beats even the best data.”

Similarly, Schwab and Malleret’s great narrative book argues, “Narratives shape our perceptions, which in turn form our realities and end up influencing our choices and actions.”

Here, we see two major takeaways for understanding the great narrative for what it is:

1) The great narrative doesn’t have to be based on any hard data, facts, or truth, but rather an unelected globalist belief system
2) The purpose of the great narrative is to influence and manipulate human behavior

“After the Internet of Things, which transformed the way we live, travel and work by connecting everyday objects to the Internet, it’s now time for the Internet of Bodies,” wrote Xiao Liu, Fellow at the World Economic Forum’s Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, in June, 2020.

“This means collecting our physical data via devices that can be implanted, swallowed or simply worn, generating huge amounts of health-related information.”

With the coming IoB, the great reset, and the great narrative, what we are seeing is the final deathblow to privacy.


With respect to the IoB, the great narrative of “changing ourselves at the micro level” takes on a whole new meaning.

According to a recent RAND Corporation report, widespread IoB adoption has the potential to:

Increase the risk of physical harm, espionage, and exploitation of data by adversaries
Increase global geopolitical risks, because surveillance states can use IoB data to enforce authoritarian regimes
Enable a surveillance state of unprecedented intrusion and consequence
The technology is advancing at such a pace that soon governments and corporations may know your most intimate thoughts and feelings.

In the near future, brick-and-mortar prisons may become obsolete in favor of brain-computer interfaces that can alter brain activity, serotonin levels, and dopamine productivity at the micro level.

Through constant biometric surveillance, public-private entities can argue that someone is about to commit a crime and therefore pre-emptively punish or re-educate citizens accused of thought crimes like anti-social behavior, antigovernmental sentiments, or opinions that go against the great narrative.

Re-education would not require physical classrooms or camps — just a rewiring of people through technological and/or biological means.

This would be the equivalent of a fourth industrial revolution-style lobotomy.

You can read the story here...
https://sociable.co/technology/the-great-reset-the-great-narrative-programming-people-comply-unelected-globalist/

More to come...