Is Greta Thunberg the highest paid child actress in the world?
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Best Answer:  The point now is political power. You gin up a crisis and you demand the population submits to your will, or else. If you do that, you don’t need to fight fair or acknowledge democracy or even make a rational case for your position. You do whatever it takes. You’ll even use children if it helps.
When you use children to demand power, they become a kind of human shield. You can hide safely behind them. No one can criticize you. But who would do something that unscrupulous? Anyone who would do that is someone who would literally do anything to seize control, and that’s exactly what they are doing.

One of Thunberg’s adult ‘coaches’ is German climate activist Luisa-Marie Neubauer, a “Youth Ambassador” for the “ONE” foundation, an international lobbying organization funded by George Soros, Bill and Melinda Gates, Bono and others.

Anonymous · 2 days ago

How *dare* you??? has become the running joke in my household.

Greta Thunberg, who plainly exhibits many of the signs of autism, is more to be pitied than scorned. She has been immorally manipulated and abused by her parents for the usual "good" reasons: fame and wealth.

Might there be some prescription-drug influence?  I wonder: What's the prevailing medical response in Scandinavia to a diagnosis of autism?

It's my impression that in the U.S.A., prescribing drugs is the prevailing medical response to a diagnosis of autism.  Potential drugs include amphetamines (a.k.a. "speed" &c.), whose effects depend dramatically on puberty, acting as sedatives before puberty^[*], and as stimulants after puberty.  It's also my impression that there's no credible scientific research that indicates that it's safe to administer such drugs continually to a child before, during, and after she crosses that crucial boundary of physical development.  Or safe at any time before adulthood, because childhood and adolescence is the period during which the human brain undergoes its greatest development.  Amphetamines earned notoriety for afflicting adults with clinical paranoia.

While Thunberg was studying climate change in school at the age of 11, she reacted in a surprisingly intense way: she suffered an episode of severe depression.  After a time it lifted, only to resurface last spring.  “I felt everything was meaningless and there was no point going to school if there was no future,” Thunberg says.

Uh, huh.  So in Scandinavia, she was being subjected to the alarmism of apocalyptic climate propaganda as early as elementary school, in 5th or 6th grade (U.S. equivalents)!?

I suppose I'll be criticized for writing this, but when I first saw photos of Greta circa 1/2 year ago^[#], I thought she looked most like a 12-year-old child (+|-2 years)!  Might prescription drugs have disrupted her physical development as an adolescent girl?  And afflicted her with a chronic fog of emotions related to clinical paranoia?

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Note *: I recall reading many years ago that amphetamines are prescribed before puberty to act as sedatives to stifle chronic hyperactivity.  Never mind that children nowadays in the U.S.A. have a really high--if not excessive--chronic intake of sugar and its equivalents, which might be sufficient to explain hyperactivity among many U.S. children.

Note #: TIME May 16, 2019 cover-story, by a Suyin Haynes, more promotional than genuinely newsworthy, as a "Next Generation Leaders" installment in its "TIME 100" series: <http://time.com/collection-post/5584902/greta-thunberg-next-generation-leaders/>.  Perhaps it's more readily found as compiled into <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_100>.