signs of dystopia

Signs of Dystopia

A state in which conditions of life are extremely bad.

"Restarting our Economy" -- Trudeau's way of saying "Great Reset" without actually saying it.

I guess I don't have to tell you what the billboards in the above photo strongly suggest. It's blatant 1984 / Brave New World mind control!

"Restarting Our Economy": prompts a question: "Whose economy?" There's no doubt in most minds that politicians have made a literal killing in vaccine stocks, and Julie Payette has done her job badly enough to merit a massive bonus.

These days I find myself shaking my head in wonder as politicians, for whom I have had scant regard in the past, have come out against the Liberal approach to the "pandemic", closing their eyes to their rule-breaking, border jumping cohorts. Alberta's Premier Jason Kenney frequently turned a blind eye, though he apparently now realizes that having done so may have jeopardised his position within the Conservative fold now that a possible election approaches.

It seems plain enough for anyone to see that Trudeau's sole source of public approbation has come out of his perceived response to the "pandemic" and his staunch denial of ever having mentioned "The Great Reset" as laid out in the Davos Agenda.

In December, Kenney posted a Video affirming the truth of Trudeau's use of the term "The Great Reset" and saying that, although Trudeau may deny he ever used that term, he can't deny the video in which he said the "pandemic" provided a great opportunity for a "reset". 

Anyone who affirms the existence of the "Great Reset", however, is branded by the bought-and-paid-for-media as a "conspiracy theorist", so now Kenney's backing off his very own words, probably in a bid to maintain his place in Conservative politics, since it appears that Erin O'Toole hopes to attract voters whose only praise of Trudeau has been for his response to the "pandemic".

But Kenny very clearly said, "Here's what I know: it's not a conspiracy, it's a real theory - one that has absolutely no place in our country."

And then there's Pierre Poilievre. Both he and Kenney hail from back in the Harper days when we thought Liberals were smarter than the new, evangelical "Conservatives" who, among other dumb things, backed up Israel's plan to eventually rid itself of Palestinians.

But this is now a different world. Not to minimize the continuing Palestinian plight, I hope, but it would almost now seem that we are all Palestinians, having our most basic rights trampled by way of a very iffy pretext: that all of our lives are in grave danger due to a "virus", and quite probably to its "cure", and that the only solution is to turn us all, everywhere, into virtual prisoners inside our own borders and homes, many barely able to sustain themselves due to the destruction of the job market.

NatNewsWatch: O’Toole removes longtime Tory MP Pierre Poilievre from plum post

• Poilievre will still be tasked with an economic portfolio — he's been named the so-called "shadow minister" for jobs and industry — a new post that is one of several that don't explicitly line up in name with actual cabinet positions in the Liberal government.
• Poilievre did not return a request for comment.

Here's one instance that may have contributed to Poilievre's step-down, indicating that Erin O'Toole does not want to upset any applecarts concerning Covid:

TorontoStar: Conservative MP Warns that Justin Trudeau Wants a Great Reset ...

The Star, of course, and Trudeau himself, fell back on the pejorative "conspiracy theory" without bothering to back up that claim. Poilievre, however had plenty of backup to offer:

• “I am quoting the PM’s words & those of the World Economic Forum found here,” adding a link to the “Great Reset” page on the WEF website.
• (He) also cited a speech Trudeau made to the United Nations in September:
• “Canada believes that a strong co-ordinated response across the world and across sectors is essential. This pandemic has provided an opportunity for a reset,” Trudeau told the meeting.
• Trudeau said “we’re seeing a lot of people fall prey to disinformation” when he was asked Friday about Poilievre’s comments.
• “If Conservative MPs want to start talking about conspiracy theories, that’s their choice,” he said. “I’m going to stay focused on helping Canadians get through this (pandemic).”

[See Video: Coronavirus: Trudeau tells UN conference that pandemic provided "opportunity for a reset"]

Trudeau never answers questions he doesn't like and, instead, has perfected the art of dissembling.  You can see it ad nauseum in a video where Poiliviere grills him about the money his family members made from the WE charity fiasco.

I guess they were all conspiracy theorizing at Davos as well: Video

• “‘You'll own nothing, and you'll be happy’ is just one of their marketing slogans”. 

In other words, you will love Big Brother.