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To: TobagoJack who wrote (155983)	4/5/2020 4:59:17 AM
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but if he is right, or the people he represents is right ... issue is somebody is right so need to determine what is right Henry is simply projecting. He's telling you "the world has to be the way I want it to be"... and then he's just not being honest about there being any different, never mind better and more functional alternatives to his vision... but he is simply refusing to acknowledge them. That's classic Henry... he's not going to give you answers you're not clever enough to come up with on your own... and will simply assume your inability to do so means "he wins" the argument and gets his way. That's not going to work for Henry any more. Much of what Henry wants... just isn't possible any more. But, not only is it not possible, it is CLEARLY not desirable. "Globalism" is not our future. There is not going to be any "forced" merging of global interests... to empower un-elected bureaucrats or corporate over-lords as a new aristocracy we allow to play at running the world... they way they run the WHO... or the European Union... or China. Nor is there going to be any merging of interests that is "done for us" without our retaining control of our sovereignty... and our ability to resist, and succeed while resisting... only succeeding the MORE because of that success. The globalist cabal has failed. The virus... only accelerating their head long rush into irrelevance. Here's a vid that's useful for many reasons... I don't agree fully with many of the "bigger picture" ideas presented in this... mostly as they tend to be less than well developed... so fail in being inaccurate, because of the lack of detail... too sketchy to be properly descriptive or fully understood. Some of the assumptions made also... evince a lack of understanding. But, if you accept that potential for error in too glibly glossing over the details, when the details matter... or too readily accepting conventional wisdom that is in error... like Henry not seeing there are alternatives... the rest of it is not improperly focused. Note, it is still only presenting "one guys view" of one of the obvious alternatives that Henry can't see... as it is seen fairly clearly by someone from an American perspective: Pomp Podcast #256: Billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya on How To Invest in This Crisis