These are our "brief personal review notes", something of a brain dump, how we sort out what we think is the jigsaw's bigger picture.
See what you think.
Introduction:
Bear in mind that the 'power' in the world keeps many plates
spinning, that the power is aware that few of its subjects are
interested in matters outside of their particular situation, that
although the power operates a number of strategic think-tanks
(Chatham House, Tavistock, Bilderberg, Council on Foreign Relations,
etc ad nauseam), there is no organised body of strategy in
opposition. Rather the opposition is disorganised, lacking in focus,
has no funding, is heavily infiltrated and in fact is more often than
not led by fifth columnists. Consider too that the power can make law
to suit its needs and engage force to enforce that law and that
through its vast spying capabilities the power knows everything the
opposition think and plan whereas the opposition knows nothing of the
inner workings of the power other than guesswork and
half-substantiated accusations.
