Omicron: Covid Narrative, Chapter 2

Rumours of a war — second part of an inquiry

"Governments are lying to you in various ways that are easy for you to establish. If you choose not to, there is nothing someone like me can do about it. You have been subject to propaganda and lies by people who are very well trained." — Dr Michael Yeadon [1]

The latest Covid variant is only one of several narratives that are flying thick and fast as a variety of agendas are moved into place — mostly by the same people.

16-inch howitzer, Ft. Story, Virginia: photo Alfred T. Palmer, 1942

Nov 29, 2021

Days after the World Health Organization’s sombre naming ceremony, Omicron is looking less like Big Bertha than overblown fear mongering.

The doctor who is said to have first spotted the variant, Angelique Coetzee, chair of the South African Medical Association, called it “different and so mild”, saying most of the patients she treated suffered from tiredness. Barry Schoub, chairman of the Ministerial Advisory Committee on Vaccines, said that variant’s many mutations were a sign of weakness not virulence.

How, then, did it generate schlock horror headlines and a stock market bloodbath?

An Omicron lockdown suits many agendas: emptying hospitals for the surge in the vaccine-injured; bolstering vaccine-uptake and vaccine passports; quelling associated protests. It was also perfectly timed for the Swiss referendum on the Covid pass (they voted in favour).

Many varied interests want this to be true: New York’s Governor quickly declared a state of emergency and postponed elective procedures. Britain and the U.S. cancelled flights. Politicians are seeking to justify seasonal lockdowns — Easter and Christmas. Central bankers face fast-accelerating inflation and perhaps see shutting down factories and the economy as buying time. It could also reduce demand for natural gas and electricity.

Then there’s pure narrative for its own sake: Since the media can’t explain why soccer players drop dead each week the best gambit is to distract with something else. Likewise the slew of ads warning us that children, too, get heart attacks. You don’t want too much focus lest people ask questions.

Scripting the agendas

In the world of geopolitics, the European Union continues its struggle for survival. Germany has a new Davos-friendly coalition throwing its weight behind the European superstate but first it must get through the winter, contending with an energy shortage and inflation that rose 5.2 percent in November over the year before.

The plan for a federal United States of Europe cannot advance without some painful choices for Germany. Several southern European nations are largely insolvent. Locked into a single currency, they can no longer devalue the peseta and the peso, the drachma or the lira to reflate their economies. Locked down, the tourism industry on which the southern economies rely has vaporized.

It’s also a result of the way the single currency was set up — without a single treasury or control of taxes and spending, the one-size-fits-all interest rate was a recipe for boom and bust.

For Germany, financing the EU through its annual contribution was one thing but it balked at being on the hook for the continent’s debt. The Pandemic has pushed the EU into money-printing frenzy as it buys up €750 billion of member states’ bonds and seeks to enter the bond market as a unitary issuer for the first time.

The hawkish head of the Bundesbank Jens Weidmann announced last month he’d step down only three years through an eight-year term. He criticised the Pandemic-era stimulus that has revived growth at the cost of inflation. By some accounts the Pandemic served to prevent a liquidity crisis in early 2020 by freezing the economy. The alternative to lockdown is endless money printing. Eighteen months later, facing the same unpalatable choice, the decision has been made to fire the fiscal conservatives — at least in Europe. Hawks of a kind still roost at the Federal Reserve.

The European technocracy is comprised of colonial wealth — old slave owning families like that of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen — and the military-pharma-digital-banking financier oligarchy.

From the start of the Pandemic they’ve told us they want to use the crisis to reshape the economic, social and political order. For the European Union that means strengthening its judicial primacy, building an army and straightening out the financial mess that is the euro.

A single treasury would only work with the might of northern Europe behind it — notably the Dutch and Germans — but as noted above, they would demand control of tax and spending.

Some politicians of southern Europe would doubtless hand over control of their countries in return for a bail out. In both cases the peoples, of northern but especially southern Europe would oppose this loss of sovereignty but enough southern politicians would sell out their governments, answering directly to their northern masters, becoming, in effect, Vichy commissars.

The Great Reset

A rival bond-issuance plan is the Green agenda, €250 billion in green bonds by 2026, under the slogan NextGenerationEU — “more than a recovery plan, it is a once in a lifetime chance to emerge stronger from the pandemic.” This is The Great Reset:

• you will be able to connect everywhere with 5G and EU-wide ultra-fast broadband

• you will receive a digital identity (eID), making it easier to access online public services and giving you more control over your personal data

• our cities will become smarter and more efficient

• online shopping will be more secure

• artificial intelligence will help us to fight climate change and improve healthcare, transport and education. [2]

Covid is not the only narrative at play. There is always room for deception and war.

The EU’s challenge comes from two nations that continue to pursue sovereign interests, putting national laws above European diktat. In the language of U.S. think tanks Poland and Hungary suffer from “deteriorating” political institutions and defence of “Christian values” — often quoted within bunny ears. [3]

What is missing from their analysis is that the driving force behind the Europe Union is neither democratic nor economically liberal — the European Commission is appointed not elected, corporatist not free market. The industrialists and financiers behind the EC share the colonialist mindset: politicians are simply administrators.

Consistent with this thinking, all you need to push a policy through is to have the right people in place. Or to quote Stalin, “No man — no problem.” The World Economic Forum clearly shares the approach, as does Common Purpose. Both organizations maneuvered their people into place ready for the U.S. Election, the Pandemic, the lockdown, the Vaccine Passport, ID2020 and The Great Reset.

The law remains the trickiest question. In the EC, national law is replaced with communitarian law. On Oct 8 Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal ruled two core articles of the European Union’s founding treaties incompatible with the Polish Constitution. It was during an earlier hearing in July that columns of migrants began to make their way towards through Belarus to the Polish border. [4]

Poland could have forwarded the migrants to their stated destination, Germany, but now the migrants have become a bargaining chip between Poland and EU, and between Poland and Belarus.

The European Commission, being financier-industrialist colonialist refuses to negotiate with either country. Somebody may have attempted a coup against Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, succeeding in pushing him closer to Russia. They formalized their union state, a step closer to consolidation.

Meanwhile the neoconservative press talk up war between China and the U.S. or more likely Ukraine and Russia. A bevy of meetings by U.S. officials with Ukraine and Russia in the autumn defused tensions but if conflict eventually comes, it will be motivated by economic and political collapse in the U.S. and Europe.

Whichever of these narratives you discount, their nature indicates there is nothing constitutional, judicial or democratic about the reshaping of the world. This is the doing of colonialist-minded financiers who are using, as their tools, the greedy and the stupid, the useful idiots, ideologues and tribalists, just as they did at the turn of the last century.

The United States of Europe has always been driven by British and U.S. intelligence agencies on behalf of The Investors. These constitute the Club of Rome, the historic owners of energy and extractive industries and now, in alliance with the banking families, with a deathly grip on food, pharma, commodities and nature. [5]

They could cut the pollution tomorrow. They could reduce waste and packaging. They could make energy and food production local. They could stop shifting manufacturing abroad and revive inner cities — above all they could abandon planned obsolescence.

Why don't they? Do they fear us demanding a higher standard of life, not just of quantity but quality? Do they fear us or is it simply hate?

Whatever: the narratives are exposed. The circle is closed. Between American and European money, both action and pretext lead to the diminution of humankind.

[1] Dr Michael Yeadon, ex-Pfizer VP, Jul 2021 — https://www.bitchute.com/video/YH25f0PT0dws/

[2] Europa — NextGenerationEU

[3] CEPA, Feb 2021 — What Can We Do About Poland and Hungary?

[4] HRW, Oct 2021 — Poland’s Compromised Court Threatens Rule of Law in Europe

[5] Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Daily Telegraph, 2000 — Euro-federalists financed by US spy chiefs