>What evidence is there that The Plan is not a dissident-targeting part of The Great Reset
Kek. That would be enormously clever coming from the bunch who still think that the climate change scam still has a chance of working after four decades of trying.
Nothing they do makes much sense. They are clowns and jesters with a misplaced sense of moral superiority. The whole world is laughing at them.
>Does that mean we're at the precipice now?
On the precipice of another attack. Enjoy your stay while you can.
>unfilled breads?????????????????
Bakers are in the habit of making short breads to save time and to stay ahead of attacks.
Numerical coincidences everywhere. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar though.
>What evidence is there that … are not on schedule and moving according to plan?
They may have the governments of the world at their beck and call but not the people.
Are you suggesting that the people can be made to comply by force? We're not talking about a few million people here. Global domination is just not possible. Besides, it looks like Russia, China and India are not going along. That's half the world population right there.
>Odin would have worked as a solution back then, but now it's past its prime and wouldn't work.
In other words, it was vaporware all along.
Well stated, anon.
>They are importing a slaver class to replace the people that don't want to work shitty jobs.
What shitty jobs? Are there enough of these so-called shitty jobs for the new slaver class?
Give evidence that the majority of these slavers are even slaving instead of living off the public purse.
>Trump and Q could not even get Mitch kicked out
How do you know the he's not part of the plan?
China is not going along with the gay agenda nor the climate change agenda.
The digital ID thing is being done on their own initiative and it is controlled by the Chinese government.
As for the medical executions and lockdowns, that is waking people up like never before.
Do you want to cherry pick more supposed "successes" on the part of the asshats in Davos?
>I'm just speaking from personal experience.
I'm not questioning that hard-working foreigners exist. Your personal experience offers no evidence of what percentage of foreigners are actually hard-working as opposed to living off the public purse.
I dunno about "our kids" snubbing their noses at those jobs. Don't have stats on that either. Perhaps they are discriminated against in those industries in favour of the more experienced labourers.
>I'm sure there are metrics out there that can paint a much different picture to build a narrative around
There must be but the chances are good that we are not allowed to see.
>you choose NOT to see what you wish, but this shit is happening now
I do see. They are certainly trying but trying does not equal success.