More Blobby than Blofeld- Do not fear the Schwab!

By the Truth Reporter:

It’s pretty easy to become despondent these days. Lockdowns, restrictions on civil liberty and questionable vaccines hang heavy on anyone who is even moderately aware. People also complain about the spectre of Mr Schwab – who at the moment is engaging in a huge propaganda campaign trying to convince people that the great reset is nothing to worry about and that it’s the fair, equitable and environmentally friendly solution to all our current problems – oh and don’t forget to get vaccinated. 

Yes, on the surface it looks grim. But in real terms it really isn’t and I plan to explain this via a series of talking points that I would like to put my readers. I think if you truly ponder on these you’ll agree that Schwab is powerless and irrelevant despite all the evidence the MSM might throw at you to contradict that view.

One. This whole thing has already happened – stop panicking. If you read your history you’ll understand that in 1971 the US dollar’s convertability to gold was ended. From that point the dollar became a full fiat currency backed by nothing other than the faith others have in its value.  I hope I do not need to reiterate the level of currency debasement that has taken place in the intervening 50 years and the plunge in the real value of fiat currencies in general. All we are witnessing in ‘The great reset’ is an attempt by some very cynical globalists to deflate people’s expectations down to the point where the level of consumption and debt start to match the current level of productivity. 

We have spent so long living on wealth borrowed from the future that the system is starting to fracture, Schwab  and his cronies understand this. His issue is that we do too.  All you have to do to defeat Schwab is get your assets out of the reach of the fiat regime. If you have a private pension, get the cash out now, buy tangible assets because you can guarantee that anything you leave in the system will be sequestrated by those who think that their ‘system’ is more important than private property. 

If you are living on the breadline and have no savings then guess what – you’re free of Schwab already – there is nothing he can take from you. The one thing the globalists fear is people with nothing because as Leo Di Caprio said very eloquently in Titanic – ‘when you’ve got nothing you’ve got nothing to lose’. The fact is that people on low incomes will always have to be looked after because as a mass the politicians are scared stiff of the people – they look on us like cattle and if cattle get angry they stampede – and they won’t enjoy being in the middle of that. 

Two. Just eat. Basically all you need is food and shelter – all the rest is frills, distraction and marketing wibble. People have become so enmeshed in consumerism that they think they need the latest soft furnishings or an SUV with alloy wheels. The news is in – you don’t. If you want to understand how this consumerism has infected minds just look at the ashes of the barracks in Folkestone where the migrants were being housed. The migrants thought they would be given 4 star hotels and superfast broadband – those barracks housed generations of soldiers perfectly well – I doubt a single man ever died from having to share a toilet with other people but to watch the behaviour of the migrants you would think they were being kept in a Soviet gulag. 

I wouldn’t turn down a bed in those barracks – for free?  In my house I have to pay the bills, the council tax and maintain the building and make sure the heating works and the garden is maintained… and so on. If I could just turn up on a beach and I get a safe secure and warm bedspace for absolutely nothing I would be perfectly happy with it, WiFi or no WiFi and I am sure if you really think about it, most of us could imagine the relief of having precisely no worries about our accommodation at all forever more. 

So my point is – consumerism has made you a slave, a slave to want and to new stuff and the latest phone. Just stop it. If you disconnect from the slippery slope of constant consumption then suddenly you can find you can live on pretty much nothing. If that sounds too radical or too hard, then think about what you want from life – glitzy trinkets under control of Schwab or freedom, because that is your basic choice.

I can vouch for this, at one point when I first met Mrs T I was unemployed, but living in central London there were rich pickings in the bins. I am not ashamed to admit I used to pull junk out of bins and recycle or reuse it. In London people throw out a lot of stuff and a percentage is valuable. All it needs is someone to give it a wipe over or fix it up and put it on Ebay… in comes the money. We got by and we had enough to eat – all I had was a cheapo digital camera and a PC I built from the remains of several other computers I got out of skips. 

Three. Following on from above – Schwab cannot stop you thinking, innovating or creating unless you let him. If you allow yourself to be pushed into the narrow boundaries of thought that Schwab prescribes then you’ll end up waiting on your doorstep for the latest trinket to be dropped off by the Amazon drone. Or you can raise your gaze to the horizon and realise the sun will rise and set and the seasons will change whatever the globalists say or do. 

Just because your friends buy something doesn’t mean you need it, just because your friends think something doesn’t mean you have to believe it.  Be ready and willing to be your own person, an army of one if required. 

Schwab thinks he can turn ‘the masses’ into a herd that he can control because he knows (via the social media information you give him) what you want, what you think and who you know. Every day try to challenge this idea, by all means use social media, but feed the monster with junk – junk names, junk likes, junk everything – the more junk people pour into the pool, eventually the crystal clear social media lens will become cloudy and myopic. 

The system is not your friend, as the Robin Hood traders found out to their cost. They found a chink in the globalists’ armour and then tried to exploit it but then within hours the system rewrote the rules to suit themselves and to stop the traders doing the same thing that Wall St has been doing for decades. If you want a more concrete example of how the system is rigged then I cannot think of one. This has played out so many times, YouTube was great until people started saying things the system didn’t like, then came the purges – the system will simply not allow itself to be used against their interests. Simply accept that and concentrate on your own systems, your own self reliance and your own reality. The system is there to exploit you, and when you dine with the devil you need a long, long spoon. Dip into the system where you must and then spend the rest of your time way outside it where Schwab cannot reach you.