I'm not sure paralysis is entirely correct, Chris. I think there's a mixture of paralysis, bribery, blackmail, corruption, greed, fear, and amoralism. Some individuals who are complicit with the corporate-globalist takeover will face loss of job, loss of reputation, and blacklisting for standing up to them. The globalists are like a mons…
I'm not sure paralysis is entirely correct, Chris. I think there's a mixture of paralysis, bribery, blackmail, corruption, greed, fear, and amoralism. Some individuals who are complicit with the corporate-globalist takeover will face loss of job, loss of reputation, and blacklisting for standing up to them. The globalists are like a monstrous Mafia, who have bent the world to their will using every trick in the book, including outright murder. People are justifiably afraid of them. However, there is also a lack of courage and moral fiber in standing up to them. As Kennedy said in his recent Boston speech, which I attended (to paraphrase), it is not circumstances that define us, but how we respond to those circumstances. Most of us have responded with fear, trembling and compromising our integrity. A small minority have courageously stood up, suffered the consequences, and continued to fight. Some of these soldiers, like Zelenko, may fall in battle, but others will pick up the banner and continue the fight.
I'm not sure paralysis is entirely correct, Chris. I think there's a mixture of paralysis, bribery, blackmail, corruption, greed, fear, and amoralism. Some individuals who are complicit with the corporate-globalist takeover will face loss of job, loss of reputation, and blacklisting for standing up to them. The globalists are like a monstrous Mafia, who have bent the world to their will using every trick in the book, including outright murder. People are justifiably afraid of them. However, there is also a lack of courage and moral fiber in standing up to them. As Kennedy said in his recent Boston speech, which I attended (to paraphrase), it is not circumstances that define us, but how we respond to those circumstances. Most of us have responded with fear, trembling and compromising our integrity. A small minority have courageously stood up, suffered the consequences, and continued to fight. Some of these soldiers, like Zelenko, may fall in battle, but others will pick up the banner and continue the fight.