The real world is a global wargame - But you are not a player

in OCD3 years ago (edited)

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Coronavirus, communism, economy, power

Because of a news article I've read back in December 2019 that stated how a flight with 11 americans flew from Wuhan to USA and everyone aboard was immediately hospitalized, I'm inclined to claim that covid was developed in the USA, but taken to china to be released at the town with the virology institute. This makes it easy to believe that it's China who kickstarted it. Sock puppet Trump saying "China virus" over and over backs this up. Covid is a way to break down the global economy. Bear with me.

My country's president has had the same campaign marketing leader as Trump. Brazilian president Bolsonaro says exactly the same stuff Trump says, such as recommending chloroquine. Our vice-president is a military general from the same party as the president. He was caught on camera saying how he just tells people whatever he thinks they want to hear.

Today, our quarantine is many months old and it doesn't show any signs of stopping. Furthermore, the police has started summoning political rivals who criticize our government, which leads us towards a new dictatorship. This is the kind of people who are allied with whoever is behind Trump.

Meanwhile, Taiwan is mostly ruled by the Chinese, who are not allied with the oligarchy Trump obeys. That means their country is not directly involved in schemes of those oligarchs, so there is no one telling viets to get quarantined. According to @gooddream, their freedom of speech and privacy haven't changed. There were only 35 deaths to coronavirus, despite the massively concentrated population.

Covid isn't exactly a hoax, because it's real, but it's actually very weak unless the infected person already has very fragile lungs/health (too old, too fat and/or too sick) and doesn't get decent healthcare. It is used to break down economies because the population of affected countries will start relying entirely on their government for their survival. If the government is controlled by a private entity, that means they get cheap a new source of cheap labor and plenty of new natural resources. Like Venezuela's oil.

There is no need for a quarantine in Taiwan, because China's government has a strong hold on their country already. Their territory is already owned by one of the greater powers of the world. Conglomerates are currently not trying to usurp it directly. Instead, they prey on weaker targets not yet grasped by a major power. Like Brazil and even the USA itself. Because the american government no longer serves americans anywhere near as much as they serve private companies.

Think of the world as a tabletop wargame like WAR or RISK where the biggest "communist" country, China, is played by a player, and each major oligarchy is played by other players. I don't know exactly how many players there are, but only one of them can "win".

Natural resources, (dis)information, industries, populations, political alliances, finances and biological viruses are also important assets of warmongering, not just military personnel, because there is too much at stake at too many fronts for the few top decision makers behind everything. Because murder is still a weapon at the top level, a major player can't risk being pinpointed, so there is a lot that needs to happen behind the curtains.

By the way, please don't forget a "communist country" is just a way to refer to countries controlled by oligarchs, countries controlled by Russia/China and by China itself. An actual "communist country" is not even possible for the human species.

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Made some edits to explain how economies breaking down favors players.

Great article! It's important to realize that Trump and Biden are two sides of same coin attempting to create illusion of choosing lesser evil while in reality vote is only about package and not its contents. You can't decide what you will get, but you can vote on whether you prefer it in red or blue box.

I have to disagree on Taiwan though (officially named Republic of China, not to confuse with People's Republic of China, which is state most people think about when someone says China)

Taiwan is one party of civil war that fled to island and took many educated people with them (they had basically options either to go or to be killed by Mao as class enemy) and they lived under martial law until 1987, still planning to retake mainland China. Only recently Taiwan abandoned plan to take back mainland China and focuses on their own island instead.

China (PRC) currently have policy that if you want to have diplomatic relations with them you cannot recognize Taiwan as country. And it is strictly enforced. Government around the world tend to prefer to do business with second largest economy rather than some island so they agree to it. Being in Taiwan's position would fuck up many countries, but they were lucky to take nearly all educated people when fleeing to Taiwan island and were able to offer cheap skilled labor (mostly producing electronics, way sooner than China(PRC)) on international markets despite strong political blockade from China (PRC). That allowed them to buy needed resources and weapons to prevent being crushed by China (PRC), which probably does not have means to invade large island that would defend itself (yet?)

Taiwan is not ruled by China (PRC), they are in hardcore cold war. This year Taiwan plans to change (or already changed, not sure) passports form saying "Republic of China, Taiwan" to just "Taiwan" to emphasize that they are not China (PRC) and China (PRC) did massive military drills simulating invading unspecified island.

As far as covid goes there are many factors:
Willingness to actually fight covid (instead of trying to get political points in first place)
Willingness of population to follow rules
Climate, temperature
Respect to infectious diseases (in Vietnam they take them seriously, Europe on other hand takes them as just nuisance that doesn't deserve attention, well until covid)
maybe bit of luck too.

I have no clue about covid origin, many theories, but I wouldn't give any more than 50% chance to be true. It could be attempt to harm China, It could be made by China to harm others way more, it could be made by pharma companies, it could actually be random mutation as official story tells, it can be accidentally escaped bio weapon. It could be tool of "elites" to cull unproductive old people. Or tool tool to push more control on population without any additional meaning. Who knows? I don't. If we ask "Qui bono?" we don't have clear answer, fucking up economy benefits many parties.

Taiwan is not ruled by China

Yes, it is. "Cold war"? That's like saying Mexico is trying to go to cold war with the USA. Have you read @gooddream's post?

probably does not have means to invade large island that would defend itself

Yeah, they do. It's not hard at all, considering this age's digital technology.

As far as covid goes there are many factors

Those are regulated by the media industry. We're back to conglomerates!

in Vietnam they take them seriously

No, they don't. Not nearly as much as anywhere else. Have you read @gooddream's post?

fucking up economy benefits many parties

No, it doesn't. It only benefits multinational conglomerates.

Yeah, they do. It's not hard at all, considering this age's digital technology.

Unlikely. Its not about technology but more about number of ships that can be used in landing. It would be significantly larger operation than D day in WW2 and China started building actual navy just recently. Landing millions of soldiers somewhere is no trivial task.

No, they don't. Not nearly as much as anywhere else. Have you read @gooddream's post?

Its about different mentality, We have quite large Vietnamese community in Czech Republic and it was them who started taking covid seriously here. They for example used masks when it made sense even without being forced to while Czechs were trying to find ways to "outsmart" rules or completely ignored them.

No, it doesn't. It only benefits multinational conglomerates.

Parts sure, but I don't think multinationals will benefit from lower globalization or calls for higher self-sufficiency that's happening in quite a few European countries. Multinationals would benefit from something like housing crisis 2.0 way more - basically same benefits without downsides. So for this reason I don't think that multinationals started covid.

Landing millions of soldiers somewhere is no trivial task.

You can just bomb from afar. You can also use ships. But why would anyone do that? Despite being easy, it's unnecessary. It would break down their economy and ruin some of its assets - knowledge, location and economy. That's why no one wages war anymore. It's not financially worth it.

Its about different mentality

In a country with 100 million people, that reasoning is not enough when you can compare 35 deaths against alleged 100K+ deaths. Either the major lethality is there or it isn't.

Multinationals would benefit from something like housing crisis 2.0 way more

Cheap labor and harvesting natural resources are way more important than income. When you hoard something like oil, you are holding something that cannot get replaced by any means. That's the greatest form of scarcety. Think of Splinterlands print limits, but in real life.

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Thank you.

nice writeup, pal. This was very nice to see. I will admit that I know very little about the communism aspect of the country that I live in because I live in an expat community and I don't think that we are really exposed to what it is "really like." I have no idea what to think at this point and it is nice to see perspectives from calm, informed individuals like yourself.

In this same post, you should look at the conversation between me and kreur!