In a speech to the World Economic Forum in Davos, billionaire globlaist George Soros said that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has “shaken Europe to its core” and could lead to the next world war.
He claimed that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may have marked the “beginning of the Third World War” and delayed the WEF’s Great Reset agenda.
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“Other issues that concern all of humanity, fighting pandemics and climate change, avoiding nuclear war, maintaining global institutions, have had to take a back seat to that struggle” Soros said, adding that “that’s why I say our civilization may not survive.”
Soros said he found the prospect of irreversible climate change “particularly frightening.”
He concluded: “Therefore, we must mobilize all our resources to bring the war to an early end. The best and perhaps only way to preserve our civilization is to defeat Putin as soon as possible. That’s the bottom line”.
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It’s getting beyond vomatise now Were into terminally sickening.
If you call the modern world civilised, then I agree it should not survive.
depends on definition of
It makes me really happy when pests like George Sorries cry. How can we make him more miserable so that maggot would finally die?
whom does that really help?
Innocent people obviously.
hmm, like that old if only somebody had killed hitler thing?
In a way, yes. You terminate the root of the problem and the problem goes away. At least for a while so you can focus on preventing similar trouble from occurring in the future.
that’snot the root of the problem though as i’ve been trying to explain re the collective subconsciousness.
It is the most immediate manifestation of it. You cannot address the problem of degenerate social engineering while engineers continue their ‘work’
Beside, you’re talking about manifestation of human flaws or/and targeting these flaws. It’s absolutist, utopian idea.
being conscious.
not remotely the same thing.
Ok, perhaps we have a flaw in communication.
Are you speaking of collective social mindset?
subconscious as coined by c g jung.
So basically mutual influence of interconnected social nodes on one another, correct?
partly. a lot of it is unconscious.
why i recommend that book and post those screenshots
Much of the unconscious is driven by existing social reality/experience and nurochemicals. This means that problems that exist in the real world will influence subconscious mind, not other way around. It can get confusing because subconscious mind can act like a buffer accumulating experiences and then releasing it.
As for astrology, like I said before, it’s a fun pseudoscience. 🙂
nobody ever claims that astrology is science , it’s an art, like jungian analyses.
+ this is about the CVOLLECTIVE subconscious.
I don’t understand what is our misalignment. I like to hold particular elements responsible for particular ills. That is fairness in my view. I don’t like the idea of being driven even though I recognize environmental influences on my thoughts and actions.
With mental effort you can bring information lodged in the unconscious mind into consciousness, but attitudes determined by the subconscious mind are only revealed by one’s emotional reactions that by pass the cortex.
Following the last post on how to cope with Saturn Pluto alignments, I thought it might be helpful to share some notes from The Outer Planets and Their Cycles by Liz Greene. The book includes a series of lectures that were given on the astrology of the collective psyche and how it tends to react during significant moments in history. Although the lectures are almost 40 years old, they’re still relevant now – perhaps even more so considering current events.
Popular delusions and the madness of crowds are quite common throughout human history.