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>>18985355
its coming together now because the possibilities for advancement through technologies has developed to the point where it is possible for the entire apparatus to be borne a-new in a techno-fascist dystopia. its a coalescence of development toward a new world order, you see.
where is it? reshaping a whole world of people that houses billions of people takes time. first its seemingly starting with integrating everyone into a biometric ID system that will be attached to everything about that person from the people they interact with, to what he ate at breakfast, to what time he goes to bed, to what he spends his central bank digital currency on, etc. So whenever the ID system is in place, in comes the rollout for everything else to subdue man into submission by a dominant minority or in the Ellulian dialect, by technological development.

>>18791318
Exactly! thank you for the response -- it's even better than what I was saying, and I either forgot or didn't look at information like this sufficiently. I was lukewarmly saying they may not even be that effective, but what you're saying (that they are completely useless for anything except keeping spit droplets from getting on other people) is even more accurate, I think.

This whole pandemic is so terribly mismanaged, and the authoritarian over-reaction to it so great, that people are brainwashed into thinking it all has to be valid. It's basically the Big Lie propaganda technique: tell a lie so huge that people will believe it, because they can't believe you'd lie about something so big, then keep repeating the lie. And the maniacs behind it are obviously sadistic, sociopathic, and utterly conscienceless. The terrible fact is that it could inspire you to become sadistic and tough and mean yourself, when you get so disgusted at how everyone seems to go along with it.

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