As People Wake Up the Great Reset Fails

Scott S. Powell  

      Klaus Schwab, the founder of World Economic Forum and its annual Davos Conference, said that “the Covid-19 global pandemic provides a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world.”  That didn’t happen.

      Now Joe Biden says the “Ukraine War will mark the start of a “new world order.”  That’s not happening either. 

      The people are seeing through Biden’s attempt to divert attention away from his failing presidency through stoking the Ukraine war. Americans are rapidly waking up and recognizing that they are being played by the government-media complex.

      The chaos of present times which is a direct result from these elites’ bad ideas and policies cannot be covered up:

·      The destruction of billions of dollars of middle class wealth and property that resulted from lockdowns and the urban riots during the so-called Covid pandemic.

 

·      The raking in of billions of dollars by pharmaceutical companies from high risk “emergency use authorization” vaccines given special immunity from legal liability, while proven generic drugs that cured Covid were blocked.

 

·      The creation of chaos at America’s southern border by explicit policy changes resulting in defacto open borders that gave carte blanche to drug and human trafficking cartels and opened the floodgates to 2 million illegal aliens getting into the U.S. in 2021 at huge cost to American taxpayers.

 

·      The widespread demoralization and indoctrination of people serving in the military, government agencies and public schools from mandatory Marxist Critical Race Theory training.

 

·      The political weaponization of the FBI to infiltrate, frame and intimidate political opponents of the Democrat Party and Joe Biden—such as the as Jan. 6, 2021 protestors, the staged kidnapping of Michigan Governor Whitmer, and parents protesting Marxist Critical Race Training and sex and transgender education at school board meetings.

 

·      The abrupt withdrawal from Afghanistan that demoralized the American military and undermined America’s relations with allies, and also surrendered $85 billion of U.S. military weapons and equipment—including the strategic Bagram Airbase—to America’s enemies.

 

·      The loss of energy independence and increased reliance on hostile powers for energy.

 

·      Rampant inflation that has directly resulted from the elite’s mismanagement of our economy and their misguided embrace of “modern monetary policy,” which is based on  prolonged zero interest rates and printing of trillions of dollars.    

     

      Our current crises have all happened as a result of elite priorities and decisionmaking, not by accident or the people’s choices.  As a result, the people are waking up.  The idea of a new world order whereby national governments are replaced with elite global rule over everyone’s destiny is a non-starter.

      We are actually on the threshold of the Real Reset, which will end the absurd period we’ve been living through that includes cancel culture, censorship, deplatforming, and the ability to destroy peoples’ lives and careers. 

      As people are waking up and rejecting the elites’ lies, deceit and gross abuse of power, they are experiencing a revival of commonsense, a renewed appreciation of law and order, and a fighting spirit for children and grandchildren. The protections of the First and Second Amendments and the others that make up the Bill of Rights have catalyzed a new appreciation for the Constitution.     

      The Real Reset is the Rediscovery of America, based on “government of the people, by the people and for people.”

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