From a recent article by the Mises Institute, Jeff Deist,
“Will It Take Food Shortages to End Support for the Shutdown”. He writes:
Who didn’t (doesn’t) see this? Will it take outright food shortages to make Americans change their minds about whether the shutdown is “worth it”?
But then he goes on to say that many (Americans) have yet to
sense or suffer the ill-effects of this apparent cause and response, and while
unemployment continues on pace at the
most intense rate in American history (to
include The Great Depression) yet many apparently hold that: the state is
genuinely concerned for the health of society and that the virus is the real cause
behind present policy.
In another article from Ron Paul on April 28, his daily
video, a guest physician-scientist discusses the similarity between the Global
Warming program and that of this virus; of
how the state controls the message or content of reporting to comport with their agenda or interests--never mind the veracity of the message, the validity of data or any other measure of credibility and legitimacy.
Who would censor and control the message and content of
reporting?
Another article of yesterday, Chris Hedges warns per the title that “These
are the good times—compared with what’s coming next.” With the understanding that the U.S. is a
empire in decline, Hedges has written and voiced much as to the basis for his
beliefs that our best years are behind us and that, as empires rise and fall,
so too is (and will) the U.S.
The real causes for economic distress and perhaps the greatest
depression to follow, Darker Winter, have nothing to do with the virus in particular but
rather is generally due to the abuses of power that invariably result in the relative few possessing the
most while the many bear the brunt of said abuses of authority and the
burden of unprecedented debt, simply stated as greed and graft.
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