Thread by @Matthews_angst

A sad but factual truth.
Most people still believe that the Corona crisis is about health issues and the majority of them hope that the nightmare of the past few months will soon be over. In short: their beliefs are deceptive and they hope in vain.
The pandemic declared by WHO

is not as threatening as it is often portrayed, nor is the health of all of us suddenly so important to politicians that they subordinate everything else to it. In fact, the pandemic is being used to build an agenda that would be difficult to achieve without it.

Anyone who thinks that this sounds like conspiracy theory should take a look at the book "Covid 19 - The Great Reset" published in July. The author is the founder of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, who has gathered the global elite every January since 1971

in the Swiss ski resort of Davos. Among other things, his book says: “Many of us wonder when we will return to normal. The short answer is: NEVER!!! "And further:" The world as we knew it in the first few months of 2020 no longer exists. It dissolved in the context of pandemic.

Schwab, who can justifiably be called the mouthpiece of the global elite or the digital-financial complex, justifies his statement with the fact that the coronavirus pandemic marks "a fundamental turning point in our global development". He warns that social unrest or revolts

are looming on the streets.
In fact, the world is currently going through not one, but two historical changes that will fundamentally change our lives. On the one hand, we are facing the collapse of the banking system that has existed for around 600 years; on the other hand,

we are facing the collapse of the banking system that has existed for around 600 years; on the other hand, we are in the middle of the fourth industrial revolution, which will reshape global production and collapse the global labor market in its previous form.

Let's take a closer look at both processes.
The banking system has been artificially kept alive by the central banks since 2008 by creating money and cutting interest rates. since interest rates have now reached zero or close to zero after more than 700 cuts and negative

interest rates would destroy the banking system in the long term, the central banks have money creation at their disposal as a means of saving the system.
Since the unchecked creation of money has already generated the highest level of debt of all time, it cannot be continued

without completely destroying the value of money. So it was decided to change the entire monetary system and introduce digital central bank money, with which the money supply can be controlled by the state.
However, this means not only the end of the current banking system,

in the long term, the central banks now only have money creation at their disposal as a means of saving the system.
Since the unchecked creation of money has already generated the highest level of debt of all time, it cannot be continued forever

without completely destroying the value of money. So it was decided to change the entire monetary system and introduce digital central bank money, with which the money supply can be controlled by the state.
However, this means not only the end of the current banking system,

but also the complete control of the state over all financial transactions of all citizens and would therefore meet with considerable social resistance under normal conditions. An exceptional situation like a second lockdown would be very helpful.
The changes that lie ahead

in the world of work are even more dramatic. Due to the use of artificial intelligence, robotization will lead to the loss of hundreds of millions of jobs worldwide, both in production and in the service sector. The use of 3-D printers alone will collapse not only the production

of goods, but also global logistics on land, water and in the air.
Schwab has also mentioned this change several times. Ten years ago he announced that the Fourth Industrial Revolution would cost at least five million jobs - a number that has grown exponentially since then.

Both processes - the abolition of the previous banking system and the transition to the new world of work - are already in full swing. It should therefore hardly surprise anyone if the following sentences are found in Klaus Schwab's book:

"The consequences of the pandemic are comparable to those of a world war" and "The possibilities of change and the resulting new order are now unlimited."
We are currently witnessing how politicians are terrified and frightened by the completely disproportionate exaggeration

of a health hazard that is less than that of hospital germs, in order to force a second lockdown on them. The pace at which it is proceeding shows how far the elite's plan to rearrange the world in their favor has already progressed.

But it also shows that it is high time for each and every one of us to offer resistance to stand in the way of those who, like Klaus Schwab, want to lead us into a world of total control and subordination to the dictatorship of the digital-financial complex.