The Great Reset, Globalism and the Communist Manifesto

 Be careful what you wish for. The Great Silk Road, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty Four, The Great Reset and Communism have a lot in common.

Carl Marks and Friedrich Engles’ Communist Manifesto lists ten maxims that may sound familiar .

1 Abolish all property rights

2  Increase progressive taxes 

3. Eliminate all inheritance 

4. Confiscate property & terminate all emigrants and rebels

5. State owned banking monopoly

6. Federalize all communication and transportation 

7. Federalize all factories, farms and means of production

8. All persons (except the chosen) liable for labor and subscription 

9. Depopulate cities in favor of more equal distribution of population

10  Universal State run education, indoctrination, elimination of marriage and religion

All of this in a progressive series of political resets, described as dialectic materialism. Each new political subversion or thesis meets resistance or anthesis but results in a compromise with traditional values. The synthesis in a stepwise manner further undermines individual liberty, property and democracy leading inexcusably to international communism. 

The new world order, not by or for the people, serves the international elite. Not so odd that Bonny Prince Charles champions the great reset, surely just another dialectic on the way to the new commonform, globalism and a dystopian tyranny, by an elite that will later be cast aside by yet another communist subversion.