Post #79
The "Asphalt Glue-Ins"
Do you remember shortly after the pandemic when there were young people who glued themselves to the streets across Germany?
What did they actually achieve with these highly professional and heavily funded actions?
People still stressed from the pandemic became absolutely furious. Was this foreseeable?
These were young women who pointed out our problems, yet thought nothing of flying off on vacation on the side?!
Were these young women who felt right at home in the role of social media influencers?
Did they enjoy the attention?
Did they come from households affected by social injustice?
But the toughest question of all: what was the actual plan behind these actions?
One gets the distinct impression that these actions were aimed exclusively at the working population—given that no industrial sector was ever seriously challenged. Merely stating the obvious over and over again (see screenshot) changes nothing; it only leads to public oversaturation with the topic.
Who is responsible when the working population is lied to?
The working population, or the liar?
Why didn't they use those millions to launch legal proceedings against the actual polluters?
Why, then, did these seemingly intelligent, well-to-do young people allow such a glaring contradiction in their actions to go unnoticed?
Could it be that, subconsciously, they like Greta, were simply craving that kind of attention?
Could it be that they had a strategy designed to generate extreme publicity one that was far removed from any genuine, substantive debate?
After all, who enjoys trying to reason with petulant children who glue themselves to the road and haven't got a clue?!
Conclusion: It appears that wealthy individuals people with heaps of money funded these "asphalt glue-in" groups for no apparent reason?
Strange so much cash burned through, only to end up creating even more #AfD voters?!
Don't get me wrong: these individuals were acting with genuine and pure intentions. Otherwise, they wouldn't have glued themselves to the pavement. They just weren't acting alone at least not "financially."
Do you remember shortly after the pandemic when there were young people who glued themselves to the streets across Germany?
What did they actually achieve with these highly professional and heavily funded actions?
People still stressed from the pandemic became absolutely furious. Was this foreseeable?
These were young women who pointed out our problems, yet thought nothing of flying off on vacation on the side?!
Were these young women who felt right at home in the role of social media influencers?
Did they enjoy the attention?
Did they come from households affected by social injustice?
But the toughest question of all: what was the actual plan behind these actions?
One gets the distinct impression that these actions were aimed exclusively at the working population—given that no industrial sector was ever seriously challenged. Merely stating the obvious over and over again (see screenshot) changes nothing; it only leads to public oversaturation with the topic.
Who is responsible when the working population is lied to?
The working population, or the liar?
Why didn't they use those millions to launch legal proceedings against the actual polluters?
Why, then, did these seemingly intelligent, well-to-do young people allow such a glaring contradiction in their actions to go unnoticed?
Could it be that, subconsciously, they like Greta, were simply craving that kind of attention?
Could it be that they had a strategy designed to generate extreme publicity one that was far removed from any genuine, substantive debate?
After all, who enjoys trying to reason with petulant children who glue themselves to the road and haven't got a clue?!
Conclusion: It appears that wealthy individuals people with heaps of money funded these "asphalt glue-in" groups for no apparent reason?
Strange so much cash burned through, only to end up creating even more #AfD voters?!
Don't get me wrong: these individuals were acting with genuine and pure intentions. Otherwise, they wouldn't have glued themselves to the pavement. They just weren't acting alone at least not "financially."
