(1/14) Reading histories of movements like the French Revolution, the rise of communism, fascism or Nazism, there is always the section that identifies those things leading to the breakdowns that were missed in their own time but universally recognized later.
(2/14) Why wait 25 years to discuss then what history tells us we should recognize today? One reason is that circumstances as they exist today don’t always lead to worst case outcomes that seem obvious in hindsight. Current indicators suggest a heightened vigilance today:
(3/14) A) As raised in “The Dominant Narrative,” the president has been enveloped by narratives his senior epidemiological cadre and national public health institutions promote.
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(4/14) These narratives appear to preference the interests of third parties over those of both the president and the American people. Prior to the outbreak of an epidemic, it might not be obvious to any president that -
(5/14) The WHO is co-opted, the Gates enjoys an end-to-end dominance in the epidemiology market from narrative articulation to proposed vaccines, and China has $$$ coopted some of America’s elite public health institutions. The appearance by itself is troubling.
(6/14) There is the perception that some government agencies tasked with the public health mission seem to prefer visualizing their primary role as being partners in the international pandemic community over that of safeguarding the health of U.S. citizens.
(7/14) As a global community partner, however, there is often the perception that they find it difficult to understand the primary mission of safeguarding the citizens of Peoria outside that of the larger mission of first safeguarding the world.
(8/14) To understand the alchemy behind this equation, see Appendix A: “Bertrand Russell Cracks ‘Complexity’” - unconstrainedanalytics.org/report-re-reme…
(9/14) B) Congress has effectively adjourned itself and, hence, has effectively abandoned its oversight responsibilities.
(10/14) C) While the president is enveloped and Congress has taken a ball-four, state agencies exercise unprecedented direct authority over the lives of Americans, of industry, and of the economy while mainstream media enforces a singular narrative while suppressing others.
(11/14) C) Our rights exist precisely times like these. In America, citizens have a right to know the issues pertaining to their health, welfare, and freedom. The very idea that unaccountable state agencies and NGOs are allowed to regulate such information is a growing outrage.
(12/14) The models used to justify this intervention come from the same international pandemic community that benefits from the maximalist course of action prescribed. They were imposed on Americans without due process. No contested disputation of the facts and evidence.
(13/14) These maximalist regimes have seriously over-estimated the CO*ID-19 exposure. At what point do real Constitutional and civil rights concerns take precedence over theoretical modeling – especially when those pre-scripted models statist authority while failing to convert?
(14/14) This is not China. In America, at some point – and that point may have been reached, “we the people” have a right to due process before having individual freedoms circumscribed.
(8/14) [Sorry - this seemed to have fallen off] To understand the alchemy behind this equation, see Appendix A: “Bertrand Russell Cracks ‘Complexity’” - unconstrainedanalytics.org/report-re-reme…
