by Paul Cudenec Suffocating artifice "The power attached to the money" Who's getting paid? A network of global funders Rose Longhurst Isis Amlak Sophie Pritchard Connecting the dots The implications The future 1. Suffocating artifice “There remains nothing, in culture or in nature, which has not been transformed, and polluted, according to the means and … Continue reading Controlling the left: the impact edgenda
Introduction Blair and Brown's banker Financial services for the poor Meet the impact gang! Saving capitalism Privatising government Problems and solutions The fascist model Freed from regulations Profits before people 1. Introduction Social impact investing is at the heart of the Great Reset. It reduces human beings to the status of potential investments, sources of … Continue reading Ronald Cohen, impact capitalism and the Great Reset
We began this series by quoting a filmed interview with Catherine Austin Fitts in which she warns that we are being pushed into a nightmarish future of complete control, a technocratic "slavery system". The video was removed by YouTube after 2.7 million views but at the time of writing was still available on vimeo. Fitts … Continue reading Shapers of slavery: the awakening
The long months since the start of the Covid-19 phenomenon have been incredibly difficult for billions of people. We are witnessing lives in tatters, individuals isolated, families divided, friends estranged, pleasures lost, freedom curtailed, plans abandoned and hope crushed. But Klaus Schwab, boss of the World Economic Forum, has a different take on things. He … Continue reading Shapers of slavery: the virus
The World Economic Forum organises its Global Shapers Community by means of hubs – there are more than 400 of these in some 150 different countries. The idea is to give the impression of a worldwide youth movement, a groundswell of opinion from the new generation endorsing the WEF's call for a Great Reset of … Continue reading Shapers of slavery: the empire
It should be quite clear from our opening article on the Global Shapers Community that the project is fundamentally anti-democratic. A democratic society shapes itself – by means of the participation of its citizens in discussing and deciding how things should be organised and to what ends. But, as even their name reveals, the Global … Continue reading Shapers of slavery: the leadership
"What we are watching is a change in control and an engineering of new control systems. So think of this as a coup d'état". So says Catherine Austin Fitts in an excellent recent video interview about what lies behind the Covid-19 agenda. It was removed by YouTube after 2.7 million views but at the time … Continue reading Shapers of slavery: the plan
As the benevolent forces of Progress whisk us towards a better and more secure tomorrow, there are always those in society who insist on dragging their heels. They turn up their noses at global smart governance, they insist on the value of a reality that is not virtual, they cling to outmoded notions of “naturalness”, … Continue reading Enemies of the modern world: a triptych of novellas
2020 has been a year in which many illusions have been shattered, not least that of liberal-capitalist “democracy” itself. Many movements which we previously imagined to be opposed to the system have aligned themselves with it. Many individuals who had built a reputation for speaking out against the status quo have stepped forward to defend […]Cory … Continue reading Cory Morningstar: challenging the global business dictatorship — organic radicals
“What is essential in a work of art is that it should rise far above the realm of personal life and speak from the spirit and heart of the poet as man to the spirit and heart of mankind”, wrote Carl Jung in Modern Man in Search of a Soul. Historical moments of severe crisis … Continue reading Sheep, Shepherds, and a Goat
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