Part III in the series about the events of June 16th and how they likely changed the course of global politics away from the horrific Great Reset and signaled irrevocable splits within The Davos Crowd’s push for global financial and political control.
Show Notes:
Europe: Non-Competitive Power Prices Derail Growth
From the Notebook: A Critical Shift in the War for Oil
Previous Episodes:
Podcast Episode #76 – Davos, Ukraine and the Week That Changed the World Part II
Podcast Episode #75 – Davos and the Week That Changed Everything Part 1
Podcast Episode #74 – Dexter K. White and Breaking the Doomporn Cycle After COVID
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This is a slight digression, but it seems that Singapore may have just given a subtle push back against the Davos crowd; see:-https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/living-normally-with-covid-19 (compares Covid with influenza; notes that we’ve had good success treating it (although scant details provided; also slant on vaccination as being key)). Whilst listening to this podcast, it strikes me that my gov’s response was well positioned-not too strong, but potentially potent in exposing the Covid scare.
The sequence of events is: (1) Davos was supposed to hold its conference in Sg; (2) May 2021-cases rise despite (because of?) vaccination rollout; (3) Sg imposes second lockdown (1st week of May), possibly to convince D-crowd to stick to the plan; (4) Davos nevertheless cancels (3rd week of May); and (5) Sg comes out of lockdown; gov issues opinion piece (end-June).
Interesting, Tango. Thanks for this perspective. I’ve really taken my eye off Singapore and that is likely a real mistake. I’m going to have to realign myself with SE Asia capital flow goings on.