Australia - Incoming Prisoner ID

a reply to: myselfaswell
They have to be planning for the destruction of National governments worldwide. Sri Lanka just went bye bye. The issue is what systems will they insert as substitute for what governments provide? Sure, Nestle will sell us water, basics will be privatized and cost 2 or 3x current prices. What about law enforcement, prisons, environmental protections, civil courts, etc? There has to be something waiting in the wings to arrive as the "solution". Basic herding of technologically crippled humans.
People let their guard down when they think they have won. They may just let it look like all these evil people have been dealt justice and then drop the hammer on us. I think Trump was a relief valve for 4 years that let them consolidate and plan. Trump never messed with the real powers behind the scenes, just said what many wanted to hear and acted the patriot. He might even be but considering who has been financing him all along I have my doubts.
If we ever feel like we have reasserted control somehow and secured our freedom that will likely be the time of greatest danger.

a reply to: Asktheanimals

The issue is what systems will they insert as substitute for what governments provide? Sure, Nestle will sell us water, basics will be privatized and cost 2 or 3x current prices. What about law enforcement, prisons, environmental protections, civil courts, etc? There has to be something waiting in the wings to arrive as the "solution".

It's already there and what we use every day as far as I can see. It just needs an upper management change from democratically elected to corporate fascist. Nestle Police Force Inc. Personally I don't really see it as being any different to selling any other national asset.

And really all that needs happen is a country fails to repay international debts and defaults on it's loans. The IMF steps in, assumes sovereignty and dictates the terms of the future, and if that includes privatising your police force, for example, to Nestle then so be it.

a reply to: myselfaswell

See the Bolivia plan.

I think I read about that in some old book somewhere...

Something about Mark?

a reply to: incoserv

a reply to: Asktheanimals

See the Bolivia plan.

Obviously, that doesn't read well. I suppose the difference now is that it won't be national governments that countries will have to deal with when their sovereignty is hijacked, it will be something akin to the G3P that Iain Davis has written about.

Unfortunately there does appear to be a clearly planned trajectory that we are on globally, and it's going to get an awful lot worse. Even in Australia. Most people think that things aren't too bad here, but that's only because they're not aware of our foreign debt to GDP ratio. It really wouldn't take much for us to default as we simply do not have enough reserve to fill the gap between what we owe and what we have.