By Doug “Uncola” Lynn via TheBurningPlatform.com - May 3, 2021

The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants. – Albert Camus

Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. – Voltaire

The writings of antiquity claim Mankind’s desire to unite the world began six millennia ago on the plains of Shinar, starting with the Tower of Babel. That may be true. But, in any event, and whether or not history rhymes or repeats, be assured of this: Nothing is new under the sun.

Grand events have cycled throughout history. In America, they seem to climax around every 80 years. For example, eight decades ago the nation was soon to enter the Second World War. Going back another 80 years, the country was on the brink of the U.S. Civil War, and a little more than 80 years before that was The Revolutionary War.

In recent decades, however, the birth pains of conflict have paired to modern technological progress – including advancements in global communications, banking, and warfare. These innovations, in turn, have delivered new creations of collective centralization; to wit, the emergence of international financial and political institutions, the League of Nations after World War I, the United Nations after World War II, and the emergence of the global panopticon in the wake of 911 and the ensuing War on Terror®.

Now, as if right on schedule, it appears another historic climax has arrived. Except, this time, the events appear to be manifesting more along the lines of great purges like The French Revolution, Russia under Stalin, or Pol Pot in Cambodia.

There can be no denying Covid is being leveraged to establish a global scientific dictatorship. And, toward that end, the technocrats are utilizing Marxist dialectics. This is why the captive corporate news media alternates their headlines between Covid hysteria and over-hyped racial agitation. Divide and conquer. Order out of chaos.

The modern mass media today is owned by a handful of corporations and under the control of a few billionaires. Media narratives are propagated in order to further the interests of these elites. This is accomplished by using deception to manufacture consent within entire populations. The false narratives form beliefs in the minds of people who, in faith, act upon the lies. And the acts of the believers, they believe, will save them from the societal “unclean” and dangerous “terrorists”.

The end result is not much different than the witch doctors of old casting spells and directing their tribes through fear and superstition . . .

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