When wolves team up, the sheep always lose
A 2013 forum thread predicted how an alliance of global elites would use debt, pandemics and wars to subdue the population. The prophecies came true.
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When wolves team up, the sheep always lose
An analysis from economic forums more than a decade ago warned that coordination among global elites – corporate, financial and political – would end up crushing the middle classes. Thirteen years later, the prophecies have come true point by point: from the debt crisis to pandemics managed as tools of population control.
The wolves' consensus: from globalization to perpetual debt
The central argument is that unregulated globalization was the first great pact between wolves. Opening markets without restraint – competing with slave-labor economies – destroyed the West's productive fabric. But the real blow came later: the mass creation of debt ("IOUs") that only holds its value if the sheep pay it back. When the system wobbled in 2008, the wolves realized their wealth depended on someone continuing to pay. So they agreed not to let the whole setup collapse, with bailouts and public debt that mortgaged entire generations.
Swine flu as the dress rehearsal for the great pandemic
The thread points to the 2009 swine flu as a failed attempt to reduce the population through lethal vaccines – citing the case of the Baxter laboratories in the Czech Republic – and highlights the role of the nun Teresa Forcades in denouncing it. "They will try again," it reads, and ELbichito-19 proved they were not wrong. The handling of the pandemic (lockdowns, mass vaccination) is interpreted as plan B executed on a global scale.
Ukraine, the announced fire between tectonic plates
Another prediction that came true: "Only the Russian-Chinese bloc stands in their way. Some fire will probably break out from this friction." In 2022 the war in Ukraine erupted. The conflict has served to justify higher military spending, new economic sanctions and a polarization that deepens the divide between blocs. The wolves, meanwhile, keep winning.
The underlying problem: democracy is only skin deep
The discussion recalls the old saying: "Democracy is when two wolves and a sheep vote on what to have for dinner. Freedom is when the sheep is armed." Without real counterweights – weak unions, a tamed press, parties funded by the very same system – the supposed democratic consensus is in fact a monopoly of the wolves. Corruption is not the flaw; it is the antiestéticature.
With these materials, the basket of debt, health crises and proxy wars only benefits those already at the top. The sheep keep grazing, and the next blow – an energy crisis, a trade war or a new pandemic – is already on the agenda of those in charge.
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An analysis from economic forums more than a decade ago warned that coordination among global elites – corporate, financial and political – would end up crushing the middle classes. Thirteen years later, the prophecies have come true point by point: from the debt crisis to pandemics managed as tools of population control.
The wolves' consensus: from globalization to perpetual debt
The central argument is that unregulated globalization was the first great pact between wolves. Opening markets without restraint – competing with slave-labor economies – destroyed the West's productive fabric. But the real blow came later: the mass creation of debt ("IOUs") that only holds its value if the sheep pay it back. When the system wobbled in 2008, the wolves realized their wealth depended on someone continuing to pay. So they agreed not to let the whole setup collapse, with bailouts and public debt that mortgaged entire generations.
Swine flu as the dress rehearsal for the great pandemic
The thread points to the 2009 swine flu as a failed attempt to reduce the population through lethal vaccines – citing the case of the Baxter laboratories in the Czech Republic – and highlights the role of the nun Teresa Forcades in denouncing it. "They will try again," it reads, and ELbichito-19 proved they were not wrong. The handling of the pandemic (lockdowns, mass vaccination) is interpreted as plan B executed on a global scale.
Ukraine, the announced fire between tectonic plates
Another prediction that came true: "Only the Russian-Chinese bloc stands in their way. Some fire will probably break out from this friction." In 2022 the war in Ukraine erupted. The conflict has served to justify higher military spending, new economic sanctions and a polarization that deepens the divide between blocs. The wolves, meanwhile, keep winning.
The underlying problem: democracy is only skin deep
The discussion recalls the old saying: "Democracy is when two wolves and a sheep vote on what to have for dinner. Freedom is when the sheep is armed." Without real counterweights – weak unions, a tamed press, parties funded by the very same system – the supposed democratic consensus is in fact a monopoly of the wolves. Corruption is not the flaw; it is the antiestéticature.
With these materials, the basket of debt, health crises and proxy wars only benefits those already at the top. The sheep keep grazing, and the next blow – an energy crisis, a trade war or a new pandemic – is already on the agenda of those in charge.
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