Average CDN civil servant earns $65,000 vs $45,000 for a reg joe blow. Plus benefits, perks and pensions. They are a voracious tick sucking on the life blood of the populace and a loyal left voting block.
Trudeau has expanded the size of this tick to unimaginable/unsustainable levels partly for votes and partly to make it look like we are…
Average CDN civil servant earns $65,000 vs $45,000 for a reg joe blow. Plus benefits, perks and pensions. They are a voracious tick sucking on the life blood of the populace and a loyal left voting block.
Trudeau has expanded the size of this tick to unimaginable/unsustainable levels partly for votes and partly to make it look like we aren't in a recession. Gov't spending should NOT be part of GDP. He's also brought over like 10% of our population from India mostly to pander to his corp. overlords in just the last 4yrs "legally". This also inflated GDP though we are all a lot poorer, just a lot more poors is all.
"Strong regions In the second scenario, larger shares of wealth accumulate in the south and east, shifting power to regional hegemons that consolidate spheres of influence challenging sovereign states as the principal unit of global order. Mutual respect for the new regional hegemons’ interests actually alleviates the tensions that had started to grow in the early decades of the 21st century in contested areas such as Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Western Pacific. Governments make increasingly effective use of surveillance and high-tech media systems to control their citizens with manufactured historical narratives and exaggerated projections of external threats, emphasizing themes of ethnic or religious difference. New regional institutions are set up that fragment what was once global trade and the global commons (e.g. establishing regional internets). As these come to dominate international relations, the old UN and Bretton Woods institutions of global governance wither away. In parallel, efforts to control global warming are dropped in favour of unilateral measures to adapt to the changes. There are efficiency losses in the retreat from globalization, but authoritarian elites mostly convince their people that this is an acceptable price to pay for stability. Companies lose their independence as inter-regional trade is limited and they come increasingly under the informal control of the new regional governance institutions."
Is Pres. Trump implementing one of the WEF's Great Reset predictions for the world of 2030?
Your comment is quite interesting especially because I've been aware of the WEF and, what is now called, Agenda 2030 since at least 2004. That's when my eyes were opened.
The link is the most recent Technocracy Round Table. They talk about how technocracy is moving the world into exactly what you're talking about. You might find it interesting.
Average CDN civil servant earns $65,000 vs $45,000 for a reg joe blow. Plus benefits, perks and pensions. They are a voracious tick sucking on the life blood of the populace and a loyal left voting block.
Trudeau has expanded the size of this tick to unimaginable/unsustainable levels partly for votes and partly to make it look like we aren't in a recession. Gov't spending should NOT be part of GDP. He's also brought over like 10% of our population from India mostly to pander to his corp. overlords in just the last 4yrs "legally". This also inflated GDP though we are all a lot poorer, just a lot more poors is all.
Fits this:
WEF's 8 Predictions for the World in 2030
WEF, February 6, 2017
https://archive.org/details/8-predictions-for-the-world-in-2030 (01:33 video)
"#2 - The US won't be the world's leading superpower. A handful of countries will dominate"
Also Fits:
WEF's Great Reset: What will the world look like in 2030?
WEF, January 14, 2016
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/01/what-will-the-world-look-like-in-2030/
"Strong regions In the second scenario, larger shares of wealth accumulate in the south and east, shifting power to regional hegemons that consolidate spheres of influence challenging sovereign states as the principal unit of global order. Mutual respect for the new regional hegemons’ interests actually alleviates the tensions that had started to grow in the early decades of the 21st century in contested areas such as Eastern Europe, the Middle East and the Western Pacific. Governments make increasingly effective use of surveillance and high-tech media systems to control their citizens with manufactured historical narratives and exaggerated projections of external threats, emphasizing themes of ethnic or religious difference. New regional institutions are set up that fragment what was once global trade and the global commons (e.g. establishing regional internets). As these come to dominate international relations, the old UN and Bretton Woods institutions of global governance wither away. In parallel, efforts to control global warming are dropped in favour of unilateral measures to adapt to the changes. There are efficiency losses in the retreat from globalization, but authoritarian elites mostly convince their people that this is an acceptable price to pay for stability. Companies lose their independence as inter-regional trade is limited and they come increasingly under the informal control of the new regional governance institutions."
Is Pres. Trump implementing one of the WEF's Great Reset predictions for the world of 2030?
Your comment is quite interesting especially because I've been aware of the WEF and, what is now called, Agenda 2030 since at least 2004. That's when my eyes were opened.
The link is the most recent Technocracy Round Table. They talk about how technocracy is moving the world into exactly what you're talking about. You might find it interesting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqNmBc75pdA