Lily Cole

Reading about the Great Reset in Time Mag, I got interested in Lily Cole's article in that collection.

https://time.com/collection/great-reset/

https://archive.vn/BNyIn

Lily started acting at the age of four, became a model at 14, was the youngest model to appear on the cover of Vogue at 16, and went on to star in a number of spooky films at the same time, her debut being Phantasmagoria: The Visions of Lewis Carroll by Marilyn Manson; Snow White and the Huntsman; Red Shoes; and Elizabeth I.

http://pseudoccultmedia.blogspot.com/2008/05/adventures-in-wonderland.html

https://archive.vn/uO76L

https://drunkenstepfather.com/2007/12/03/i-am-lily-cole-naked-for-paradis-magazine-of-the-day

https://archive.vn/rPCSj

She was a mistress of @Jack at 25.

https://pagesix.com/2013/01/02/british-model-lily-cole-and-twitter-founder-jack-dorsey-snuggle-up-in-st-barths/amp/

https://archive.vn/sH2Ch

Lily got a Bachelor's degree in Art History from Cambridge. Somehow that degree and her acting career qualifies her to expound on global issues such as the China Flu, macroeconomics, culture, and politics.

As a Great Thinker, she supposedly wrote the article in Time's Great Reset collection, and put forth what I would call the Great Slide.

The Great Slide proposes that human success shouldn't be measured by GDP, but by a new concept called the Happiness Index. This is just a way for the Globalists to convince people to not think about how the Globalists are making people world-wide ever poorer by their parasitism, but how they can be happy and content in their poverty, because the Globalists are working hard 24/7 to eliminate injustice, end racism, provide a basic income for the least in our societies, and provide housing for the homeless. How wonderful!

https://time.com/collection/great-reset/5900763/lily-cole-covid-19-opportunity/

https://archive.is/V8k8C

https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesellsmoor/2019/07/11/new-zealand-ditches-gdp-for-happiness-and-wellbeing/

https://archive.vn/agCXf

Lily ends her article with this:

"This pandemic has been an X-ray on innumerable existing forms of inequality, highlighting how our systems continue to fail many people around the world. This is a time to be creative, to pilot bold solutions and to leverage the current political appetite for transformative policies that could address the enormous interconnected challenges we face."

And then to twist the knife in the wound, concludes with:

As someone once advised, let’s not let a good crisis go to waste.