Is This Becoming a General Strike?
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Its world wide tho not just U.S
Great article. Unfortunately, the damage is done and people will not “forgive and forget” what has occurred. We are at the “precipice” of what happens next. My lowly opinion: the entire world is going to collapse, the people are ready to rebel over this crap. I keep hearing over and over from clients, friends and family “our world as we know it is over and shocked at the speed of societal breakdown”. The people who planned this know there is no going back now and if the world erupts they will be hung OR we will be.....
I am glad I am an old fart and will probably not live long enough to see this happen....
Lol. I tell the wife I need to live long enough to see how this clown world plays out. I only worry for the kids and the grandkids future.
True, sadly enough....
FTA: That’s a definition far too geeky and obscure for most people to manage.
I understood it, and I think he insults the intelligence of most people.
FTA: People are blaming capitalism for the most egregious overreach of governments into the economy in generations if not in the whole of human history.
I haven't read or heard anything like this. In fact, it appears to me that a lot of people are blaming the government for the events of the past 18 months.
While I agree that "a lot of people" are grasping the enormity of the situation, "a lot of people" ( 38% at last count) are not....
And always always always remember...
The world is full of stupid people....
The General Strike points in the direction of globalist Klaus Schwab's reported master plan. The real question is what are the General Strikers prepared to do if government steps in to replace them with federal workers?
This war and planning and objectives should always at the heart of any kinetic action.
There aren't enough federal personnel to do that effectively....
Government workers account for over 50% of all workers. Don't underestimate this. And then there is the SES, who have FEMA coordination.
If the "workers" leave their jobs in government, who is going to do their work?
(I know this is a rhetorical question because federal "worker" is a misnomer...howls....)
Most National Guard already have civilian jobs. They can't be at two jobs at the same time.
Unless they are deployed for government purposes. It is not just the NG. There is the SES, FEMA, and other agencies working under the CoG function. It's all been already laid out.
They don't have enough for CoG from those agencies. They need military to fill in gaps for CoG.
I'm glad to hear you are knowledgeable about this subject. All those capstone FEMA exercises and coordination efforts in the past were conducted to prove your point that there isn't enough people for CoG operations. That means resources have to come from elsewhere. Do I dare mention international and the UN? Other?
My entire point is the strikers must assure their jobs are not filled and being replaced.
For the UN to mobilize it would take half a year. FEMA for example can't mobilize within a month of a hurricane disaster. Living in Florida we know for a fact that FEMA isn't going to "help" within a month. So we plan accordingly to be self sufficient in the case of a disaster. Federal government may wield some power but it is still a cumbersome giant in the grand scheme of things.
The US military is the only one with the proper logistics to mobilize within a month and even then it takes time if we are talking about a nationwide effort.
What's your point in regards to the possibility of strikers being replaced. Why is NY calling the NG to replace medical personnel at hospitals? Why is the MA governor ordering the NG to be bus drivers? Why is FEMA purportedly busing in nurses and medical practitioners to a hospital in TX and elsewhere?
Again, my point is the strikers need to have a plan; a strategy in place to prevent their jobs from being replaced.
Food for thought. I previously stated the following in regards to the airline mandates. There are many ways of doing this from using lawsuits, sit ins, not showing up to work, not flying when scheduled to fly (just walk out of the plane), not loading luggage when the luggage is suppose to be loaded, or loading only part of the luggage, but not all of it, scheduling passengers to wrong destinations, mislabeling luggage, rudeness to ticket purchasers, etc.
There is a thousand and one ways to bring a company to their knees without signaling the government to step in to 'nationalize' the airline and industry. Make them look incompetent.
Many of the people in the NG have civilian jobs. You pull them from their own civilian jobs to cover other civilian jobs still creates a shortage.
The strategy is simple it is a game of chicken and they can't sustain this long term.