Recently my son quit a very lucrative job because of their jab mandate. He was immediately snapped up, paid more, with more perks, by a company who refuses the mandate. His move will have national ramifications for the old company, because the systems he uses are all in his head, soon to be implemented by the smaller, but hungrier company.
Not really. This paradigm is everywhere. The Speculative mind ( people that get in management specifically to inflate / harness work of others ) always eventually get shit on now. Why? The people actually developing things hold all the cards.
The trick is building in what we call “tech debt”. These asshole managers don’t know the mechanics so you allow them to hedge constantly and defer work that needs to be done. Eventually the system starts coming to a standstill from all the refusal to refactor / reorganize and guess who knows how to do that?
Ever read Charlotte Iserbyt? Great documentation she smuggled out of the DOE when Reagan was planning on killing them. It does a lot to show how the destruction of education was deliberate.
We do have sort of a John Galt event going on where the producers go on "strike". It would be nice to have a city like Galt's Gulch where free market capitalism and freedom reign supreme. I guess we kind of have that with some of the states.
“The more people tell you it’s not possible, that it can’t be done, the more you should be absolutely determined to prove them wrong. Treat the word “impossible” as nothing more than motivation.”
― Donald Trump
With appropriate "guidance", we Patriots, TOGETHER can build such a thing!
From your keyboard to God's ears! This will prove to be not only the Great Awakening, but also the biggest Revival in History where, through God's Grace, the world is changed. This way, Revelation becomes a warning of what will be if changes are not made in the human community and NOT the inevitable.
Interesting perspective. Do you think the so-called "Great resignation" is partially caused by the unemployment offered by the US gov? My impression is that people would largely still be working if the unemployment benefits weren't so high from covid.
Connecting the dots, gov schools teach subservience, consumerism, dependency on gov, not much on self reliance.
American ingenuity? I'm baffled daily at how many "peers" own almost no basic hand tools, or the experience to know how yo use them. But this is by design... Look at how many people are perfectly okay staying glued to TV, socialist media, and are reliant on others at the slightest inconvenience.
I used to think the phrase “the revolution will not be televised” was dumb, that of course it would be all over the news. How could it not be? It finally dawned on me the other day (I’m a little slow at times) they were right. These last 2 years the media has blatantly shown they are the fourth estate of the cabal.
American workers are awakening to the reality that they only way to get ahead is to get out. Stop playing the rigged game and start playing the players.
My first summer job was at our local courthouse when I was 14, then again part-time when I was 17. I ended up up full time as a court clerk for 13 1/2 years. Then I given a paper by a friend that talked about strawman and what our birth certificates really are, and it took me about 6 months to really see what a racket misdemeanor court really was, and I decided I could no longer be a part of it. I had a hard time because I was the best worker there and knew they'd have a hard time without me, but here was a judge who I could tell hated me that made 300k a year, and one day I'd walked into her chambers and saw white powder on her nose. I was a lowly clerk to her. Anyways, I didn't tell a soul what I was going to do, not even my best friend (who I'm married to now), and on April 2, 2010 I put in my resignation. I just said I was leaving for personal reasons and didn't explain anymore than that.
One of the best decisions I've ever made. And since then I have worked under the table as a bartender and as a substitute teacher. It's such a good feeling to know that I own my time.
No. That card has been played. Boomers and gen Xers were already fooled with the "just be glad you have a job" bullshit. Millenials and Gen Z aren't buying it and for good reason. 95% of the work in this made up society is designed to perpetuate the elites and their evils while giving us scraps in return.
So no, they played that card already. They are trying to play it again, but people are shifting away from job dependency and realizing self sustainment isn't that hard. A family of four can be fed easily with a quarter acre of land. Oh and people are going with the jobs they want and not capitulating to the desperation of businesses.
The way forward is businesses will treat their workers like the humans they are. They will either pay more for employees to put up with BS or they're gonna have to make work more enjoyable than home.
They already are. All those Dem shitholes were the test run for what they wanted to force on all of us. But like everything they have tried since 2016, it too will fail. Too many people are awake to reality.
"The Great Resignation" is just PR to hide that people are getting fired for refusing jabs and others won't go back to work because they keep getting Biden Bucks.
Recently my son quit a very lucrative job because of their jab mandate. He was immediately snapped up, paid more, with more perks, by a company who refuses the mandate. His move will have national ramifications for the old company, because the systems he uses are all in his head, soon to be implemented by the smaller, but hungrier company.
What are those systems? I could use some security from the jab mandate myself...
lol
Something about controlling all sorts of aspects of the operation.
Hmmm that sounds like a dic move...
Not really. This paradigm is everywhere. The Speculative mind ( people that get in management specifically to inflate / harness work of others ) always eventually get shit on now. Why? The people actually developing things hold all the cards.
The trick is building in what we call “tech debt”. These asshole managers don’t know the mechanics so you allow them to hedge constantly and defer work that needs to be done. Eventually the system starts coming to a standstill from all the refusal to refactor / reorganize and guess who knows how to do that?
It’s not the managers.
$$$$$
Don't try and kill your employees with forced bioweapons.
Who's the dick again?
Sounds smart
Great joke, but nobody else understood it.
Teachers are wonderful.
Problem is 95% of the people in education are there to collect a check and do nothing.
Good teachers should make hella bank - they’re worth it?
Ever read Charlotte Iserbyt? Great documentation she smuggled out of the DOE when Reagan was planning on killing them. It does a lot to show how the destruction of education was deliberate.
http://dox.thehhp.net/The_Deliberate_Dumbing_Down_Of_America.pdf
Excellent Book ;-)
We do have sort of a John Galt event going on where the producers go on "strike". It would be nice to have a city like Galt's Gulch where free market capitalism and freedom reign supreme. I guess we kind of have that with some of the states.
Galt's Gulch resides in the hearts of Patriots and will blossom when "The best yet to come" is fulfilled... ❤
“The more people tell you it’s not possible, that it can’t be done, the more you should be absolutely determined to prove them wrong. Treat the word “impossible” as nothing more than motivation.”
― Donald Trump
With appropriate "guidance", we Patriots, TOGETHER can build such a thing!
WWG1WGA! ->
I have a growing feeling that the world is transforming into Galt's Gulch.
This gives me tremendous hope for the future.
(That always has been, and will always be, my favorite book in the world.)
From your keyboard to God's ears! This will prove to be not only the Great Awakening, but also the biggest Revival in History where, through God's Grace, the world is changed. This way, Revelation becomes a warning of what will be if changes are not made in the human community and NOT the inevitable.
I've been saying for months now that we're so overdue for a "shrug".
Interesting perspective. Do you think the so-called "Great resignation" is partially caused by the unemployment offered by the US gov? My impression is that people would largely still be working if the unemployment benefits weren't so high from covid.
Agreed. Upvoted. It's one part, like home education and school boards.
Connecting the dots, gov schools teach subservience, consumerism, dependency on gov, not much on self reliance.
American ingenuity? I'm baffled daily at how many "peers" own almost no basic hand tools, or the experience to know how yo use them. But this is by design... Look at how many people are perfectly okay staying glued to TV, socialist media, and are reliant on others at the slightest inconvenience.
Ingenuity has been on the decline, but we've still got the spark. Depends where you are and where you look. Don't give up hope.
Atlas Shrugged
And it's about damned time.
I used to think the phrase “the revolution will not be televised” was dumb, that of course it would be all over the news. How could it not be? It finally dawned on me the other day (I’m a little slow at times) they were right. These last 2 years the media has blatantly shown they are the fourth estate of the cabal.
Spot on.
My first summer job was at our local courthouse when I was 14, then again part-time when I was 17. I ended up up full time as a court clerk for 13 1/2 years. Then I given a paper by a friend that talked about strawman and what our birth certificates really are, and it took me about 6 months to really see what a racket misdemeanor court really was, and I decided I could no longer be a part of it. I had a hard time because I was the best worker there and knew they'd have a hard time without me, but here was a judge who I could tell hated me that made 300k a year, and one day I'd walked into her chambers and saw white powder on her nose. I was a lowly clerk to her. Anyways, I didn't tell a soul what I was going to do, not even my best friend (who I'm married to now), and on April 2, 2010 I put in my resignation. I just said I was leaving for personal reasons and didn't explain anymore than that.
One of the best decisions I've ever made. And since then I have worked under the table as a bartender and as a substitute teacher. It's such a good feeling to know that I own my time.
Quit corporate jobs and create/take local ones.
Don't just NOT participate in anything. They want that. They want it to all collapse.
I like the buy and hodl silver and GME revolution myself.
1,000 times YES.
If we take down the banks, Washington goes down as well.
I'm stacking everything as hard as I can,sold all the shit around the house I don't need,and working gobs of overtime.
High effort right here... Plz post moar
Not. Yet.
No. That card has been played. Boomers and gen Xers were already fooled with the "just be glad you have a job" bullshit. Millenials and Gen Z aren't buying it and for good reason. 95% of the work in this made up society is designed to perpetuate the elites and their evils while giving us scraps in return.
So no, they played that card already. They are trying to play it again, but people are shifting away from job dependency and realizing self sustainment isn't that hard. A family of four can be fed easily with a quarter acre of land. Oh and people are going with the jobs they want and not capitulating to the desperation of businesses.
The way forward is businesses will treat their workers like the humans they are. They will either pay more for employees to put up with BS or they're gonna have to make work more enjoyable than home.
Exactly the tactics of high tech companies that have a dedicated work force-or at least when they first started up..
We haven't yet fallen to the level of Soviet Bloc communist countries, but make no mistake, they will try if think they can away with it.
They already are. All those Dem shitholes were the test run for what they wanted to force on all of us. But like everything they have tried since 2016, it too will fail. Too many people are awake to reality.
Thanks for sharing. There has been this individualistic push towards returning to the land and forsaking the hierarchy of the corporate world.
People want freedom over money and that is where we hold the power.
They'll just import a few more million migrants each year and exploit them like they always have.
"The Great Resignation" is just PR to hide that people are getting fired for refusing jabs and others won't go back to work because they keep getting Biden Bucks.
Great post, very articulate, well written and interesting.
The author uses OCCUPY Wall street to illustrate that? A leftist-inspired operation?
This author has no idea what the Great Awakening is. We're only getting started.
I prefer the Bosi method for evaluating public protests. (Reference: national population of 25 million)
If we hold a protest, and 1000 show up, we've got a problem.
If we hold a protest, and 10,000 show up, the Police have a problem.
If we hold a protest, and 100,000 show up, the Politicians have a problem.
And if we hold a protest, and 1,000,000 show up, game over.
It's ALL about the people waking up. Everything else stems from that. NOT being awake has led to all the problems, for centuries and millennia.
Well said. I, too, found the occupy wall street reference a tad suspish?
So how do vax mandates play into this?
Chart in the article showed roughly 17% cited jab mandates as a reason for leaving.
Simple, work from home. No personal contact, no risk of transmission. No need for the jab.