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Castelletto's avatar

Good idea to keep your powder dry when evaluating a lot of stuff in this day and age, but it's equally important to keep an open mind and to avoid paranoia. It was always predictable that many that were once, or seemingly, on the Davos reservation would eventually go their own ways, and we've lately started to see evidence of China, the Fed, and now Elon confronting the globalist takeover.

What will hold up and what won't is still open to question, but what is not is the tenuousness of the Davosauros' control, which is crumbling as we speak. It might just be that Elon saw the writing on the wall before many and decided that he wanted to avoid hanging from a lamppost.

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mimi's avatar

The China situation is weird. Yes, they are cooperating with Russia and Xi put Trudeau in his place, but the Zero Covid stuff is something else. Why are they allowing videos?

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daverkb's avatar

Weird, and not so weird. And maybe it's a matter on which side of the looking glass one is viewing. China makes sense if China is first for China and no one else, at least not in an altruistic sense. But China is also for totalitarian controls over its populations, and maybe that is why China simply adores 'Zero Covid' being continually tucked in the wings. (However, this kind of total control is an Achilles Heel in that it is against human nature.)

Russia policy for China is pragmatic. First, China needs gas, oil, lumber, minerals. Second, if Russia is taken down by the Woke Marxist Empire of Evil, China is next. It's sort of like the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

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Kathy McCullough's avatar

1/3 of the population on severe lockdown… thats 330 million people - the population of the entire US.

Google it on you tube (won’t let me link) - some reports say 400 million!

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Castelletto's avatar

I wasn't defending China's government, I was just pointing out that there is good reason to conclude that they have split with Davos.

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mimi's avatar

Yes, there is. But it doesn't mean that there isn't something strange about their Zero Covid policy. That's why I said it was weird.

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Castelletto's avatar

Not weird at all. Makes sense that China, like Russia, wouldn't sit around and wait to be eaten last.

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mimi's avatar

Huh? That's why they are locking people down?

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Castelletto's avatar

No. That's why they are splitting with Sorosschwabgates et. al. Just because they split with the bad guys doesn't mean they're good guys now.

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CaplT's avatar

If the world is to be divided into 2 or 3 powers as some say, the planned result is that China gets US, Russia gets EU. It makes odd bedfellows, and alliances keep changing. Russia and China can help each other to the goal from time to time.

China’s zero Covid efforts may be an odd point of “honor.” Something the US nor any other country could do. It doesn’t matter how long it takes nor how many bodies, as 100 years to wait for Hong King and hundreds of millions killed for “progress” demonstrates. Human life was never a value of modern Chinese government/CCP.

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mimi's avatar

That is true. Which was the point of my original comment. There does seem to be connections between the WEFers and China because of their dealings with Fauci and the fact that China encouraged the world to lockdown. I'm not exactly sure where China stands on anything.

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Castelletto's avatar

Things are in a state of flux all over the world. There's no question that China's been working hard for the past couple of decades to resume its role as a global hegemon. For years, that looks to have included financial cooperation with the US as well as infiltration of US economic, media, and educational systems. They also looked to be cooperating with the globalists, but we saw the split emerge when Fauci blamed them for the batflu after previously protecting them from that allegation. That's when I knew something was up. Then we heard Soros calling them an enemy (probably because they wouldn't be bought off the way he'd done with everyone else.) More recently, we've seen the globalists treating them like they did Russia in the run up to war, suggesting that Davos had decided that they had to get a bead on China sooner rather than later. In retrospect, it looks like Obama and Fauci, both of whom are Davos, set the Chinese up to take the fall for Covid, moving the GOF research to Wuhan and releasing it from there.

That's just my speculation, but there's little question that China has joined the global south in building an anti-west, anti-Davos system.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Yep! We're screwed here with the current leadership.

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Castelletto's avatar

What it will take is true repentance and a return to God and to right reason. Without that, you're right, we're screwed, but such reversals have happened time and time again throughout history. Never say never.

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alexei's avatar

"...... the tenuousness of the Davosauros' control, which is crumbling as we speak"

I'd be interested in any evidence you have of this, other than Xi's brush-off of Trudeau.

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Castelletto's avatar

Outside of the mail-in ballots and consequent fraudulent elections, the batflu came and went without accomplishing the primary goal, which was to get everyone on vaccine passports and under their thumb. The Ukraine gambit has been a failure, as has the economic warfare on Russia, both having jump started the creation of an alternative system of currency to the offshore dollar markets that Davos has relied upon to take over governments all over the world (and now targeted by the Fed's rate hikes). Musk's takeover of Twitter, whatever you think about his motives, weakens their propaganda system greatly. Italy, and a variety of other sources of stress are threatening the EU, the centerpiece of their proposed one world system, which is falling apart financially. It's not over by a long shot, but they're losing their grip.

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alexei's avatar

I can't quite see how announcing to the rest of the world at the recent G20 that vaccine passports for international travel will become mandatory next year reflects their loss of "grip". One could argue that some "thing" might happen to thwart that plan but given all Western leaders are in synch with it, it's hard to see at this point they will backtrack since so many of their other aims are connected to it, such as CBDCs.

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gina's avatar

but they have to have some loophole for immigrants. I find it hard to believe they will hire more border guards on the mexican-us border to demand vaccine passports.

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Castelletto's avatar

But it's just an announcement at this point, isn't it? We'll see what happens, but for the moment it's just Davos running the playbook that they've cooked up over the past many decades. It's like the man says, everybody has a plan until they get punched in the face. They've been punched now, by the Chinese, the Russians, the Indians, the Turks, the Italians, the Hungarians, the Fed, Musk, Desantis and Trump, others that we don't know about, not to mention the reality of trying to do something that's impossible.

Don't deify them, as though they're invincible. These are just people, after all, and not very good at adapting themselves to changes in the playing field. But what's going to happen is an open book, so I can't say you're wrong, only that there are a lot of signs of desperation and vulnerability in the face of some very strong headwinds. Have a good evening.

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