RUMBLE - Lockdown and 3d meat

The COVID inquiry’s claim that Britain acted “too slowly” now reads less like hindsight and more like ideological groundwork: a justification for future lockdowns, expanded emergency powers, and a population conditioned to accept instant suspension of ordinary life. When that narrative is paired with secret national crisis drills, a Campbell’s executive mocking the public while pushing bioengineered food, and Klaus Schwab launching an academy to shape the next generation of managerial elites, the pattern becomes unmistakable. These aren’t isolated stories — they’re components of a managed reality in which safety is the pretext and control is the destination.
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