22A050 A Remarkable Young Lady by Jim Davies, 12/13/2022

Since writing Who and Why? last year about the Covid Scam, I've learned a few new things, and this ZGBlog is about the most recent. Recall that it named Klaus Schwab and his WEF as the pivot about which the evil of that Bogus Plague turned, and WEF's aim is what he calls a "Great Reset." The world - or at least, the 30 countries in NATO - is to be so disrupted before 2030 that life will become by then wholly different from what we have known. As one of his pals (the Danish politician Ada Auken) puts it: "You will own nothing, and be happy."

Some take those words as a prediction. I take it as a threat. Happiness by command isn't possible.

I've learned that Mr Schwab keeps in his office a bust of Lenin. So he admires the instigator of the Bolshevik Revolution, which began 70 years of poverty and repression in Russia. No wonder these WEF folk - often wealthy themselves - plan to abolish property rights. Evidently, they are Marxists.

I've noted that the WEF Chairman Prince Charles is now the actual King of Great Britain. By no means an absolute monarch, but as "w0ke" as they can get and able to wield a lot of influence.

And last month, I heard what is said about North Korea, the country in which the WEF model is most closely followed already, by one of the few people who have escaped: Yeonmi Park. She's now 29, though when giving a TED Talk in 2019 she looks to be about 17 and was obviously shy, with limited English. What she said, in that 10-minute speech, shows what life is like when government operates without constraint. It's the polar opposite of a zero government society.

(1) The language was modified, so that there is no concept of "escape." As far as she knew growing up, Yeonmi lived in the only known society; everywhere else, if it existed, was terra incognita.

(2) Worse yet: there was in the language no concept of "love", romantic or otherwise; the word was present, but was applied only to the feeling of everyone towards the "dear leader" who was working night and day for the people's benefit.

(3) She, like everyone else, was literally afraid to think. You know, I've seen signs of that here; offer a few plain truths, and some people literally close their ears as if in terror. "Cancel culture"?

(4) Nobody knew they were enslaved, so the slavery was absolute. And not knowing they were isolated meant that they truly were isolated!

(5) "Everything must be taught" to escapees like her, including compassion and sympathy. Ms Park clearly believed that, but on this point I differ. I do think that those qualities lie in everyone, as part of human nature. Yes they may well need to be awakened, and perhaps that is close to what she meant.

While her story reminded me powerfully of Ayn Rand's Anthem, Ms Park gave a sobering finish to her speech: this total, abject loss of freedom and humanity, in large part brought about by a gross distortion of language, is almost exactly what George Orwell predicted in 1984; it took place in NK in only three generations; and it could easily happen here.

If Klaus Schwab and the government people who admire and use him have their way, it will. So it's up to you and me to cause the opposite to happen. Watch the video, and use the method.