Laughable. What destroys trust in government is deliberate activism, by tiny minorities, usually now on…
Laughable.
What destroys trust in government is deliberate activism, by tiny minorities, usually now on platforms like this.
This sort of 'inquiry' now mainstreams that activism. /1
https://t.co/ivqBoFbYg3 https://t.co/ESyNtCk9jX
Activists from the anti-State crowd who have been hard at work since the 1970s, to undermine and bring down all public governance.
Often together with Church interests, engaged in centuries-old Church v State battles. /2 https://t.co/C5envpGQ3S
It's they who invented the idea of 'the economy', a magical fantasy of societies who run themselves by the continuous 'competition' of everybody against everybody else.
They don't even believe it themselves. It was always a con, to facilitate destruction of the State. /3
I Tweet a lot about how societies are not economic, or political. They're 100% social. They run on one thing - status.
Status that then creates trust. The assault of the past 50 years on trust is so obvious today. /4
All expertise is called an 'elite', to be demonised and sidelined.
You can spot these populist tricks by frequent reference to 'the people', a ficitious entity that the trust-smashers use as their authority for what they do. /5
Groups of people, of whatever size, from tiny through to whole societies, do not, cannot, ever act as a collective unit.
They follow a tiny number of the group, who have status. Destroy trust and status and you can replace it with some of your own making. /6
That's what 'the economy' is and always was. A ruse to replace our existing institutionalised trust infrastructure with one owned by the smashers.
Destroying public health action against Covid was done with a now very old playbook. /7
Claim 'the people' wouldn't support it. While demonising all the expertise who could end a pandemic for us.
Entire nations, including Australia, have a pandemic strategy written by a libertarian free market think tank, ffs. /8
We don't need to build trust with anybody. We need to identify and sideline the people who destroy trust for a living.
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