Tereza - I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this, I’ve read or listen to so many posts in the last few days about how society is changing with respect to GeoCap
If I was a member of the 0.01%, rather than a member of today’s intelligentsia, I would be terrified.
This is the historical precedent: the black death in the 1400s wiped out 1/3 of the population of Europe. That led to significant deflation in hard goods, a decrease in the value of Capital, and an increase in the value of labor. It can be argued that the black death led to the end of feudalism.
A significant number of deaths, today, would decrease demand for housing, used cars, and other hard goods. We have already begun to see the value of labor increasing due to people opting out of cubical farm-type work.
For those of us who would be in management or technocrat roles, a few years outside of a corporation and we become “feral”, even while we miss the steady paycheck.
No wonder the financial elite are looking at all possible ways to influence, manage or control the majority of people. This could include the brain neuromodulation that Tessa Fights Robots just described 
I’ve been MIA for some time now & am still not up to providing a decent comment here. I have to admit that I’m not nearly as politically savvy & articulate as what’s expressed in the comments by the vast majority of your viewers. Am looking forward to diving back in to the Substack.
In the meantime, I received an extremely long email from Dr. Robert Malone detailing his research into something I knew you’d find insanely interesting (though you probably have already read it.) I’m referring to his July 7th piece, that includes a link to an Italian group of physicians & medical researchers who have begun to manifest glorious alternatives to the hell-scape humanity’s been experiencing for far too long... (I’m too tired now to describe it here. Sorry. The link is to their website is: www.origini.life
I watched Putin’s speech, and, at the risk of being labelled a Putin Puppet, I must admit I felt envious that the Russians have a President who is vigourous, lucid, even inspiring? (I actually looked up Putin’s age and was surprised that he turns 70 this year.)
But wait a minute. The Official Narrative is that Putin, through corrupt alliances with oligarchs over the last twenty years, has secretly become the world’s richest man. The MSM claims that as a former KGB agent he is absolutely ruthless and without conscience and has personally ordered the executions of many opposition politicians and journalists. I personally saw the video in which Klaus Schwab bragged that Putin had been one of the WEF’s young leaders. And the most damning of all, serious historians say he was selected and groomed by The Empire itself after the fall of the USSR to eventually replace western lapdog Boris Yeltsin as Russian president. If any of that is true, it seems highly likely Putin remains a loyal insider to the world’s ruling elite, and that despite his brilliant imminent military and economic defeat of the west, he is in fact merely playing his part in events that will ultimately lead to the Great Reset.
Why, then, do I think Putin may be the single most important figure in modern history, and that he may not only make Russia great again, but he, more than anyone else in the world, might destroy The Empire and save the world from becoming a unipolar totalitarian hellscape run by Klaus Schwab?
While I found much of Putin’s speech wonkish and heavy on central government controls, technocracy, and mere system tweaks, I also felt him expressing a hopeful vision of the future that holistically included economics, ecology, agriculture, culture, history, morality, even spirituality in a way that no other modern western leader has done or can do.
Clearly, Putin has a deep and optimistic vision of a Russian future unshackled from the west. And despite this war in Ukraine, Russia is flowering. More importantly, Russia’s example of fundamentally changing itself to survive, of inviting new ideas, and of rejecting western systems is snowballing among all those countless other nations that have been colonized, overthrown, bullied, robbed, and beat down by the west.
I’m not quite ready to believe Putin is an intentional savior of the world who has come to dismantle The Empire for the benefit of people everywhere who are yearning to be free. It is more likely that he is simply acting in the limited best interest of Russia. But whether his actions are inadvertent or intentional, what he and Russia are doing right now is the single most important thing preventing the western world from irreversible descent into totalitarianism. Putin is giving anti-imperialists worldwide a sense of hope that The Empire can be beaten, that a unipolar world is not inevitable, and that even we captive Americans may be freed from imperial rule for the second time in our history.
Hi Teraza, I like your blog and thanks for making it! You seem sensible and compassionate. I referenced Witney Webbs Cold War 2.0. speculating about the players in the Game of Reset now. I think resources are the prime motivation for most military conflicts. Russia has a lot of resources to sell. Russia will benefit from selling to BrIC nations, and those countries will out preform us because the cheap energy is being diverted to them.
As far as Putin goes: I see him as the 1776 revolution the US put up against King George's tyranny. The US is King George. I think he is defending Russia from corporate resources strip miners who would love to have a weak pro-west leader to make the taking easier. This is an oversimplification of a complex geopolitcal situation.
The lynchipn holding the world together right now is energy. I am all for green energy (I run my Leaf off of solar), but it's not reality to think e can just shut off the oil industry. Here's a link to an energy consumption chart. See that thin little lines of green energy on top and those massive blocks of petroleum coal and gas? That's what we have to replace with "green" options. As far as I know, there isn't any massive upgrades to the US grid infrastructure building something like the Hornsdale plant in Australia.
It's very foolish policy to turn off he very energy you need to build an infrastructure before you have your infrastructure built.
But my guess is, they don't care if the peasants have energy so it's a problem they won't fix.
Tereza, the majority of US populist are spoiled, soft, entitled, unhealthy habitual consumers of gadgets! They'll march along to their collective doom because they never do anything against their slave masters' published plans.
I'm cashing out and immigrating to the Philippines ASAP to live by the jungle.
Tereza - I’m not sure if this is the right place to post this, I’ve read or listen to so many posts in the last few days about how society is changing with respect to GeoCap
If I was a member of the 0.01%, rather than a member of today’s intelligentsia, I would be terrified.
This is the historical precedent: the black death in the 1400s wiped out 1/3 of the population of Europe. That led to significant deflation in hard goods, a decrease in the value of Capital, and an increase in the value of labor. It can be argued that the black death led to the end of feudalism.
A significant number of deaths, today, would decrease demand for housing, used cars, and other hard goods. We have already begun to see the value of labor increasing due to people opting out of cubical farm-type work.
For those of us who would be in management or technocrat roles, a few years outside of a corporation and we become “feral”, even while we miss the steady paycheck.
No wonder the financial elite are looking at all possible ways to influence, manage or control the majority of people. This could include the brain neuromodulation that Tessa Fights Robots just described 
Hello Tereza!
I’ve been MIA for some time now & am still not up to providing a decent comment here. I have to admit that I’m not nearly as politically savvy & articulate as what’s expressed in the comments by the vast majority of your viewers. Am looking forward to diving back in to the Substack.
In the meantime, I received an extremely long email from Dr. Robert Malone detailing his research into something I knew you’d find insanely interesting (though you probably have already read it.) I’m referring to his July 7th piece, that includes a link to an Italian group of physicians & medical researchers who have begun to manifest glorious alternatives to the hell-scape humanity’s been experiencing for far too long... (I’m too tired now to describe it here. Sorry. The link is to their website is: www.origini.life
All my best to you & yours!
Later, Annilori (aka. Pavanna)
"I think there are clear answers if we’re asking the right questions."
This applies to everything in business, and most things in life.
I watched Putin’s speech, and, at the risk of being labelled a Putin Puppet, I must admit I felt envious that the Russians have a President who is vigourous, lucid, even inspiring? (I actually looked up Putin’s age and was surprised that he turns 70 this year.)
But wait a minute. The Official Narrative is that Putin, through corrupt alliances with oligarchs over the last twenty years, has secretly become the world’s richest man. The MSM claims that as a former KGB agent he is absolutely ruthless and without conscience and has personally ordered the executions of many opposition politicians and journalists. I personally saw the video in which Klaus Schwab bragged that Putin had been one of the WEF’s young leaders. And the most damning of all, serious historians say he was selected and groomed by The Empire itself after the fall of the USSR to eventually replace western lapdog Boris Yeltsin as Russian president. If any of that is true, it seems highly likely Putin remains a loyal insider to the world’s ruling elite, and that despite his brilliant imminent military and economic defeat of the west, he is in fact merely playing his part in events that will ultimately lead to the Great Reset.
Why, then, do I think Putin may be the single most important figure in modern history, and that he may not only make Russia great again, but he, more than anyone else in the world, might destroy The Empire and save the world from becoming a unipolar totalitarian hellscape run by Klaus Schwab?
While I found much of Putin’s speech wonkish and heavy on central government controls, technocracy, and mere system tweaks, I also felt him expressing a hopeful vision of the future that holistically included economics, ecology, agriculture, culture, history, morality, even spirituality in a way that no other modern western leader has done or can do.
Clearly, Putin has a deep and optimistic vision of a Russian future unshackled from the west. And despite this war in Ukraine, Russia is flowering. More importantly, Russia’s example of fundamentally changing itself to survive, of inviting new ideas, and of rejecting western systems is snowballing among all those countless other nations that have been colonized, overthrown, bullied, robbed, and beat down by the west.
I’m not quite ready to believe Putin is an intentional savior of the world who has come to dismantle The Empire for the benefit of people everywhere who are yearning to be free. It is more likely that he is simply acting in the limited best interest of Russia. But whether his actions are inadvertent or intentional, what he and Russia are doing right now is the single most important thing preventing the western world from irreversible descent into totalitarianism. Putin is giving anti-imperialists worldwide a sense of hope that The Empire can be beaten, that a unipolar world is not inevitable, and that even we captive Americans may be freed from imperial rule for the second time in our history.
Hi Teraza, I like your blog and thanks for making it! You seem sensible and compassionate. I referenced Witney Webbs Cold War 2.0. speculating about the players in the Game of Reset now. I think resources are the prime motivation for most military conflicts. Russia has a lot of resources to sell. Russia will benefit from selling to BrIC nations, and those countries will out preform us because the cheap energy is being diverted to them.
As far as Putin goes: I see him as the 1776 revolution the US put up against King George's tyranny. The US is King George. I think he is defending Russia from corporate resources strip miners who would love to have a weak pro-west leader to make the taking easier. This is an oversimplification of a complex geopolitcal situation.
The lynchipn holding the world together right now is energy. I am all for green energy (I run my Leaf off of solar), but it's not reality to think e can just shut off the oil industry. Here's a link to an energy consumption chart. See that thin little lines of green energy on top and those massive blocks of petroleum coal and gas? That's what we have to replace with "green" options. As far as I know, there isn't any massive upgrades to the US grid infrastructure building something like the Hornsdale plant in Australia.
It's very foolish policy to turn off he very energy you need to build an infrastructure before you have your infrastructure built.
But my guess is, they don't care if the peasants have energy so it's a problem they won't fix.
https://www.ans.org/file/2028/Energy_US_2019.png
Tereza, the majority of US populist are spoiled, soft, entitled, unhealthy habitual consumers of gadgets! They'll march along to their collective doom because they never do anything against their slave masters' published plans.
I'm cashing out and immigrating to the Philippines ASAP to live by the jungle.
Video by C. Fitts side kick / Toilet-flushing the U.S. in 3 Exciting Fed Colors https://youtu.be/VsNR4yd4oYA