The Cult of Globalism: The Great Reset and Its “Final Solution” for “Useless People”

 

The Cult of Globalism: The Great Reset and Its “Final Solution” for “Useless People” By Timothy Alexander Guzman, June 29, 2022 Klaus Schwab’s protégé, Yuval Noah Harari, is an Israeli born intellectual who authored a popular bestseller titled ‘Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind’ and is also a professor of history at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Harari once asked a disturbing question, “what to do with all these useless people?”

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Looming Food Shortage? Did the Rockefeller Foundation Predict the Future? By Dr. Joseph Mercola, June 29, 2022 It seems nothing escapes the prophetic minds of the self-proclaimed designers of the future. They accurately foresee “natural disasters” and foretell coincidental “acts of God.” They know everything before it happens. Perhaps they truly are prophets. Or, perhaps they’re simply describing the inevitable outcomes of their own actions.

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New Australian Labor Government: The First Attack on the Independents: PM Albanese Hobbles the Crossbench By Dr. Binoy Kampmark, June 29, 2022 Despite promising a new age of transparency and accountability after the election of May 21, one of the first notable acts of the Albanese government was to attack the very people who gave voice to that movement.

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Litigation Against Cancer Causing Roundup Herbicide: US Supreme Court Rejects Bayer’s Bid for Review By Carey Gillam, June 29, 2022 The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday dealt another blow to Bayer AG’s effort to defend itself against ongoing litigation over allegations that Roundup herbicide causes cancer, denying the company’s request for a review of a California trial loss.

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African Youth Favor China’s Development Policy Over that of the U.S. By Lawrence Freeman, June 29, 2022 The addition of all the monetary values of an economy’s goods and services measured in GDP, does not determine economic growth. The only proper, scientific measure of economy is not monetary values, but the ability of each particular mode of economic production to provide an increased standard of living to an expanding population.

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“Peace or Nuclear War”. Albert Schweitzer’s “Appeal to Humanity” Then and Today By Dr. Rudolf Hänsel, June 29, 2022 The German-French Nobel Peace Prize winner, pacifist and “jungle doctor” Albert Schweitzer was one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century. His philosophical thinking was based on the assumption that when people reflect on themselves and their limits, they mutually recognise each other as brothers who reflect on themselves and their limits.

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Canada Day 2022: America’s Insidious Plan to Invade Canada and Bomb Montreal, Vancouver, Halifax and Quebec City (1930-39) By Prof Michel Chossudovsky, June 29, 2022 As “Leader of the Free World”, the United States has waged numerous wars against sovereign countries since the end of World War II resulting in millions of deaths. The atrocities and crimes committed are on record. The corporate media has upheld ALL these military interventions (without exception) starting with the Korean war in 1950 as “peace-making operations” intent upon “spreading democracy” Worldwide.

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Court Again Blocks COVID Vaccine Mandate for Federal Workers By Dr. Suzanne Burdick, June 29, 2022 The Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees will remain blocked until at least September after a federal appeals court on Monday agreed to reconsider its previous decision to reinstate the mandate.

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How ‘Democracies’ Degenerate Into Minoritarian Right-Wing Governments (Aristocracies) By Eric Zuesse, June 29, 2022 No aristocrat is progressive (for majority-rule — “democracy”); all are instead either overtly conservative (for “fascism,” another term for which is “corporationism”), or else noblesse oblige or hypocritically conservative (“liberals”), people who are pretending to care about the public as being something more than merely their markets (consumers they sell to) or else their workers (their employees or other agents, such as lobbyists).

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Creating Cold War Conditions in Asia Isn’t Easy By M. K. Bhadrakumar, June 30, 2022 The US-Japan mutual apprehension over the economic and military rise of China and North Korea’s increasingly capable missile and nuclear capabilities could be a motivating factor for both Washington and Tokyo, who no longer regard a split between Russia and China, as happened in the 1970s, to be a plausible near-term prospect. But, fundamentally, there is a shift in Japanese foreign policy.