20 Things I’ve Learned (Or Had Confirmed) About Humanity During The Pandemic
1. Most people would rather be in the majority, than be right.
2. At least 20% of the population has strong authoritarian tendencies, which will emerge under the right conditions.
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The world is being deceived about the causes and consequences of the coronavirus crisis. The COVID-19 crisis is characterized by a public health “emergency” under the auspices of the WHO which is used as a pretext and justification to trigger a worldwide process of economic, social and political restructuring. Governments are encouraged to extend the blockade , despite its devastating economic and social consequences. Leading scientists advocate the blockade without batting an eye as a solution to a global health emergency.
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The whole Covidiocracy is a masquerade and a simulation long prepared by The World Bank / IMF / The Rothschilds and their lemmings, with Rockefeller partnership. Our newest discoveries further these revelations.
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The year 2021 began with hopes for a gradual recovery from the pandemic and the restoration of the ways of life and development that had been sacrificed to lockdowns and quarantines. The introduction of vaccines and people’s growing willingness to get vaccinated differentiate 2021 from 2020 and may help those hopes come true.
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A coalition of health and technology organizations are working to develop a digital COVID-19 vaccination passport to allow businesses, airlines and countries to check if people have received the vaccine.
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Norway on Saturday expressed concern about the safety of Pfizer’s coronavirus vaccine on elderly people with serious underlying medical conditions, after at least 29 of them died within days of receiving the shot.
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December has been a momentous month in the global fight against COVID-19. Amid a wave of emergency use authorizations, the UK and the US have already begun administering the first shots of Pfizer and BioNTech’s vaccine. But in lower-income countries, the wait could be much longer. Governments across the world are negotiating deals to buy COVID-19 vaccines, but this “frenzy of deals” could prevent poorer countries from accessing enough vaccines for most of their population until 2024.
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No one could have imagined that, in the wake of COVID-19, entire industries (like airlines and tourism) would collapse overnight, the oil-dependent economies would suffer irrecoverable losses, the West would be forced to yield to the irresistible rise of China (and the East), and the myth of Indo-Pacific, designed to ‘contain China’, would evaporate into thin air, resulting in the ‘containment of India’ instead.
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China, where the novel coronavirus first emerged, was also the first to start vaccinations over the summer, without waiting for a vaccine to be formally authorized but targeting the most vulnerable.
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Surviving COVID-19 has been only part of the triumph for some patients. While doctors were well aware of the impact of lasting viral infections, the first few months of the pandemic were devoted to preventing transmission and figuring out how to take care of those in hospitals, and not much attention was paid to the after-effects. But over eight months into the epidemic, these can no longer be ignored.
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New normal is not a befitting term for this extraordinary year. There was nothing normal about it to begin with, we have seen a complete shift in the way we lived and the way we have known life. A life that was all about expansion has suddenly gotten cocooned. As an aftermath, people have shown stark tensions and contradictions, from social empathy and a sense of community to a “me first” attitude of self-interest; from risk aversion to compulsive behavior, from cautious spending and “less stuff”, to indulgence spending and comfort clutter.
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Three decades after the fall of the Soviet Union, the United States finds itself engaged in a new great-power competition with China. Since assuming office, Chinese President Xi Jinping has launched his country on a more assertive path, and the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the rivalry. On the surface, China appears confident, with a recovering economy, a modernizing military, accelerating technological development, and expanding diplomatic influence around the world.
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The world order is undergoing a “profound realignment”, and the Muslim world needs to find its place in it, said a senior advisor to the Turkish president. Gulnur Aybet was speaking at the Governance and Political Authority in Muslim World conference hosted by the Istanbul-based Center for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA).
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The race to produce the world’s first effective Covid-19 vaccine has become a battle for prestige between the US, the UK, Europe, China and Russia. In many ways, it reflects the battle for supremacy in the new world order that is taking shape.
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The coronavirus has catalyzed many global shifts and exposed growing rifts in society. Along with increasing unrest and separation amongst its domestic population, the role of the United States as the leader in the international community has been called into question. Coinciding with more American threats for unilateral withdrawal from global partnerships is the rise of China as a viable option for geostrategic leadership.
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Global economic uncertainty continues; four fifths of the world economies are likely to contract this year whereas in 2009 there were fewer than half contracted in the recession that took hold.
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The coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the dismal state of the global order. It can be seen that nations have regressed into narrow selfish policies, and the tenet of rule-based international order has been negated completely. The primary focus of the world powers is to acquire hegemony in the post-pandemic world, instead of finding solutions to the universal challenges.
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The coronavirus is a shadow lurking over every person and place on the planet. COVID-19 could have unified the world in a fight against disease, poverty, and health outcomes. Instead, it further inflamed and divided people in their own countries and across borders, exacerbating existing disruptions.
Continue reading “Bigger Than COVID-19: Three Things Affecting Global Agriculture”
Tokyo 2020 is working with the Japanese government to ensure that athletes and Olympic staff can avoid a 14-day quarantine on arrival in Japan ahead of the games, Toshiro Muto, the CEO of Tokyo 2020, said at a press briefing Thursday.
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Welcome to the New Communism. Local councils have been granted new powers by Government to demolish buildings contaminated with SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing Covid-19.
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The year 2020 proved to be highly forgettable with the China-originated Covid-19, lockdown and immense losses of lives and livelihoods across the world. This year, China also found allies to encircle India on different fronts. Altogether, such adventurous acts forced India to re-prioritize its choices in the new world order filled with uncertainties. In India’s official establishment, now there is a feeling that ‘realism’ should drive India’s strategies and foreign policies, especially in its neighborhood.
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Whatever the ultimate costs to nations and its duration, Covid-19 will leave planet earth one day, hopefully soon. But when it does, it will not be with a whimper but after blazing a trail of death and damages the like of which has not been seen since the second world war. Moreover, it will leave after giving a stern warning of reappearance if things remain the same as before. These two lessons, the fact of unprecedented deaths and destruction and the possibility of a repeat performance by the deadly virus or its new incarnations, should be enough of a spur to rethink urgently the global political economic order.
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Novel Corona Virus declared by World Health Organization (WHO) as COVID-19 as a pandemic affecting more than 215 countries worldwide is an infectious disease caused by a new virus appeared in Wuhan in China first. The disease claimed to have originated.
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The global coronavirus pandemic has accelerated several troubling trends already in force. Among them are exponential debt growth, rising dependency on government, and scaled-up central bank interventions into markets and the economy. Central bankers now appear poised to embark on their biggest power play ever.
Continue reading “A New World Monetary Order is coming”
The Covid-19 pandemic meant that what is normally the world’s biggest diplomatic annual event was deserted. Halls and corridors at the 75th United Nations general assembly were emptied by social distancing restrictions and cleared of networking diplomats.
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