Note: Most recent “alt” authors have been preoccupied with “vaccines,” while the topic has been moot for 2-3 years. The WHO is coming up again as a new “pandemic treaty” is brewing, and people forget that it was not the WHO, but the federal government that enforced the depopulation plan by muzzling and distancing people, while expanding their hundred-year war on them by enriching their tradition of poisoning their assets, the simple folks, both in body and in mind. Do the people have a better chance than suicide by police or by some paramilitary branch of a private army? Preparing and procrastinating are good options, whenever possible. I am convinced, they do, but whatever can be done does, and always will, depend on the circumstances and on one’s options. The only heroism I believe in is the person who makes his or her choices. Most of the time, that is invisible, and when it’s not, (s)he is most likely presented as “the enemy of the people.”
If people could agree on where they would stop to obey insane laws and edicts, and include freedom among their existential needs, they could never be enslaved.
To add insult to injury, coming from times when all those things were still in the works,
If People Knew What’s Being Done to Them, They Would Rise up with Pitchforks
“‘If the American People ever find out what we have done, they will chase us down the street and lynch us’ - H.W. Bush June 1992 to Sarah McClendon (White House Press Corps)”
Ultimately, it’s all up to the person. Centralized opposition is impossible, but can people draw the line where I did? If they could agree, they couldn’t be enslaved:
Resist, Resist, Resist what these demons dish out to We the People!! None of them; Trump, DemonRats, RepubTurds, State, Local, Federal agencies do not have, never did and never will have our best interest in mind.
I agree, it's up to the individual. Rioting in the streets plays into the plan. But I really didn't see many people who were willing to go against the grain. Often I would be the only person in a supermarket without a mask. Even on less controversial issues like "time change", no one likes it but the policy sits in a paper stack of parliamentary desks collecting dust.
People only seam to panic buy toilet paper rather than stock up the pantry.