Make no mistake: the Great Reset is really the Great Takedown of America

Scott S Powell 

      We are living in a media world shaped by narratives that come out of our government and its agencies, which have lied and deceived us about most of the major events of the last two years, including the reasons for demanding Covid-19 mask and vaccination mandates, the 2020 voting irregularities, increased lawlessness and crime rates, and our Southern border crisis.  

 Since the globalist deep state has orchestrated for political purposes many regional conflicts over that last 60-70 years, and may have planned more recently the inexplicable, hasty and wreckless withdrawal of the U.S. from Afghanistan, it seems plausible that the Russia-Ukraine conflict is a partially contrived  regional war provoked by the Deep State with tentacles into NATO, for the purpose of shifting media attention away from the most important and central story of our time, which is the accelerating takedown of America.  And since a key part of that U.S. takedown is not only rigging elections, but also bringing on a financial crisis—perhaps from one or a combination of factors, such as a stock market and/or U.S. debt market collapse, commodity shortages, skyrocketing inflation and the disruption of the flow and transport of energy, accompanied by $150/barrel oil and $5-6/gallon gasoline, the Deep State-controlled Biden administration will of course simply deflect responsibility and blame it on Putin & the Russia-Ukraine conflict. And the fact is that the loss of Ukraine’s sovereignty to Russia pales in comparison to the loss of a free Taiwan (which produces half the semiconductor chips in the world) to the mainland CCP.

 And as a result, with Americans being once again played and deceived, we edge ever closer to crisis and collapse and the final and total subordination of America to a new global deep state tyranny.  Make no mistake: the Great Reset is really the Great Takedown.  

 


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