As I was thinking constantly (according to my custom) it hit me recently that the Climate Change agenda had been turned up to 11 and still didn't get the job done -- which is why they seamlessly moved to CÖVÌD as the primary vehicle to get the whole world to a Communist dictatorship. That is my thesis.

Exhibit A: the most recent AAA blockbuster "disaster movies" which outshone any that came before them. "The Day after Tomorrow", and more recently "2012" by Roland Emmerich come to mind.

As you know, the power of Hollywood movies is making complete nonsense and fantasy come to life, appearing as real as reality. Therefore any propaganda can be quite convincing.

AND YET -- almost no one was scared by Global Warming into giving up their freedoms, their cars, their travel, their social life, their houses, their meat-rich diet, their lifestyle -- but all these things were happily handed over -- or WILL be eventually handed over -- for the sake of avoiding CÖVÌD.

The movie "The Day After Tomorrow" was quite preachy and none-too-subtle in its promotion of anthropogenic (man-caused) Global Warming. It openly stated that our burning fossil fuels was at fault. The earth basically does a big "sneeze" which kills millions of people -- but also purifies the planet at the same time, which is clearly spelled out for the audience via dialogue at the very end.

But it doesn't matter what some sơdơmite communist thinks. What's important is that this advanced propaganda, created at a cost of millions of dollars and extremely convincing, didn't get the job done! I'm thinking they couldn't do anything more in the propaganda department, so they moved on to the fake pandemic CÖVÌD to continue making progress on their agenda -- which is nothing other than full global ƈσmmυɳιsm.

Just look at the biography of Roland Emmerich. He's gαy, a communist sympathizer, a Hillary supporter (but I repeat myself). And he pushed Global Warming harder than any of the 12 Apostles promoted the Gospel.


A bit about Roland Emmerich
(Source: Wikipedia)

Emmerich owns homes in Los Angeles, New York City, London and Stuttgart.[5][29][30][31][32] He likes to decorate his homes in a self-described "outlandish" manner,[32] adorning them with rare Hollywood memorabilia, murals and portraits of dictators and Communist figures, and World War II militaria.[5][31]

Emmerich's extensive collection of artwork includes a painting of Jesus Christ wearing a Katharine Hamnett-styled T-shirt during his crucifixion,[32] prints of Alison Jackson's works of a Princess Diana lookalike making obscene gestures and engaging in sex acts,[30][33] a wax sculpture of Pope John Paul II laughing as he reads his own obituary,[30][33] and a Photoshopped image of Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in a homoerotic pose.[32] Emmerich, who is openly gαy,[3] and a financial supporter of U.S. progressive politics,[34] states that the decorations and pieces are not declarations of any beliefs,[32] but rather reflections of his "predilection for art with a political edge".[33]

Emmerich has claimed that he witnessed overt racism when producers and studio executives were opposed to allowing him to cast Will Smith for the lead in Independence Day, and reluctant to allow him to portray an interracial couple in The Day After Tomorrow.[35] He has also claimed that he has encountered homophobia from the same groups, and is vocal in his opposition to such behavior.[35] He has stated that sometimes he does "[not like working in] the movie business", describing it as a sometimes "very cold, brutal business", but his motivation to keep directing is that he genuinely "likes making movies".[5]

In 2006, he pledged $150,000 to the Legacy Project, a campaign dedicated to gαy and lesbian film preservation. Emmerich made the donation on behalf of Outfest, making it the largest gift in the festival's history.[36] In 2007, on behalf of the LGBT community, he held a fundraiser at his Los Angeles home for Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.[31]

Emmerich is in favor of the campaign for stunt performers to receive recognition at the Academy Awards, and has worked to raise awareness over the issue of global warming.[37][38] He once was a chain-smoker who was known to smoke as many as four packs of cigarettes a day,[39] Emmerich has often included in his films characters who are trying to quit smoking or warn against the dangers of tobacco use.