Fife wrote: Sat Apr 18, 2020 5:00 am
Here's a thread to discuss the coming flood of engineered doomsday propaganda and Comrade Karen street-work.
I think the news is going to come quick and hard from the Cathedral now that Americans are telling the governors and federal city to fuck off.
What's the true number of current unemployed/underemployed Americans? 40 million? EBT doesn't create money, nor does it create peanut butter and jelly.
The lockdowns will be shifting to the perimeters around the FEMA food distribution checkpoints and the statehouses. The overt lies justifying government prison-schools are falling apart more and more every day the campuses are empty and the gravy train rolls on.
This conflict is going to be very difficult for the media to effectively manage.
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Fairfax County schools, purportedly one of the better school systems in Virginia, tried distance learning and it came crashing down with students putting images of bongs on Zoom video classes. Fairfax waited weeks to try distance learning, and when they finally did, people contributed with racial slurs, Hitler salutes and X-rated memes.
I shudder to imagine what the rest of Virginia schools are like if Fairfax County schools are the best in the state.
Speaking of Virginia, Governor Ralph Northam, best known for either wearing blackface or a Klan hood to a college party, has imposed an emergency edict that prevents people from going to church. Ten people cannot gather in church, but the entire Virginia General Assembly will gather next week in a tent to consider budget matters.
It seems northeastern Democrat governors are more comfortable issuing edicts and orders preventing people from earning a living, going to church or kicking a soccer ball around a park. It almost comes naturally. But then again, southern governors like Ralph Northam (D-Dixie Land) also seem perfectly comfortable in his authoritarian skin.
Let see how much patience Americans have with these stay-at home-orders. Already in Michigan, rallies have occurred, with protesters yearning to breathe free.
For now, Americans seem ready to wait a few more weeks. But at some point, and that point is coming soon, the cure is worse than the disease. Economic devastation ruins lives too. Poverty, despair and economic ruin will cost the country a lot more than the coronavirus can. When hungry people reach that point, don’t expect Americans to pay much attention to government edicts.
Thanks for the link. Good article!
This article mirrors many of my views about gov't/media/society.
Did you see the Malice Tweet on Harvard Cathedral members freaking out over homeschooling? They made a magazine cover art pic, with a building out of a stack of books, and put bars on one of the book's covers. Its spine: The Bible. Lol the gov't loves the fact that it can control us right now, but it still wants to tax us the same way it could when all of its "services" were fully functioning. By functioning I mean the same way that Tuol Sleng was functioning.
They can't handle the idea of losing their monopoly on education, and for obvious reasons. A lot of governors are basically Banana Republic dictators at this point. Now that they know this shit works, they will exercise these "emergency powers" again. And again. There is always a reason to rid people of their pesky freedoms.
