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Buildzoid and MEG sitting in a tree K I S S I N G!
For Not much more one can get the single socket Gigabyte Epyc/SP3 motherboard that comes with 128 PCIe lanes and 8 memory channels across 16 DIMM slots, and MB integrated dual 10GB NIC/other extras. That GB server MB also supports P2P protocol between 2 GPU acceleators, GMI/xGMI maybe(?), for Radeon Instinct SKUs.
There are even some cheepo Supermicro Epyc/SP3 dual scoket MB's with only one DIMM slot pre memory channel that still provide 16 DIMM slots across 2 sockets(8 memory channels/socket) for 16 memory channels of bandwidth and that same 128 PCIe lanes for less cost than the MEG creation.
So the MEG may be great for overclocking but if total memory channels/memory bandwidth are what you need then you can not beat Epyc/SP3 for that. I'd rather go with 2, 16 core Epyc CPU SKUs across 16 memory channels(8 per socket) and populate that with low cost low capacity DIMMs and get the memory bandwidth advantage.
Gaming can be done better on any 16 core TR but you know the overclockers love them some MEG and VRMs, so let them pay for their OC habit.
GlobalFoundries will still be cranking out 14nm Zen first generation Epyc/Naples SKUs as AMD has only first generation Zen/Epyc certified by its server clients currently for usage. Zen 2 will only go into volume production in 2019(On TMSC's 7nm) and the customers will take their time certifying Epyc/Rome also as server SKUs take time to be fully certified. So GF will still be hard pressed to keep up at 14nm what with the shortage of Intel parts making many look towards Epyc/Naples server SKUs.
GF is doing Zen Epyc/Naples and Zen+/Ryzen and Raven Ridge desktop and mobile also. So GF will be still be fabbing Zen/Epyc's Zeppelin 14nm Dies for some many more years. Consumer variants are quickly obsolete but server chip SKUs have to come with guaranteed extended availablity as a pre-condition for server market usage. So GF will be doing some 14nm Zen Epyc/Naples production longer as well as any 12nm Raven Ridge/Ryzen and maybe even Polaris refresh refresh at 12nm in the rumors prove true.
Polaris at 12nm(Rumored) and GF's Fab Capaciry still needing more if Epyc/Naples sales volumes start to rise quciker than anticipated thaks to Intel's poor planning is good news for GF. And AMD will sure be thanking Intel for that little bit of extra server revenue potential even though Intel will be very unhappy about that.
What some folks do not realise is that GF Licensed that 14nm process from Samsung and if there is any production Constraints for TSMCs' or Samsung's 7nm well then GF still has those EUV machines and could rent Fab Capacity out if needed for any other's needs. GF's spun off ASIC business will be doing just that if any of its clients need such foundry process nodes below 14 or 12nm.
Anyone that claims that TR/X399 is best for workststion usage does not really know about Epyc/SP3 and 2 to 4 times the Memory Channels and twice the PCIe lanes as TR/X399.
16 core non "P" Epyc SKUs are relatively affordable even compared to 16 core TR costs if your are doing a dual socket Epyc/SP3 build to get those 16 memory channels of bandwidth.
You seemed to have missed that little eight-letter word in "consumer motherboard". The one that starts with "c" and ends with "onsumer". Nothing you would buy if you are serious about computing in whatever form.
Your comparision, while not pointless, provides little for the target audience of this board. However it compares in price or in features to professional products, the target audience for this board here would shun professional products simply because they are missing a gaudy appearance and lack blinkenlights. The end.
Yes MEG is a Bubba's motherboard but with only 64 PCIe lanes and 4 memory channels and all the enthusiasts screaming Threadripper and Workstation in the same sentence.
And I usually read that as: let's get plenty of affiliate link hits and that cut of the action! So that "C" is well known but some Folks really need to not be fooled by any affiliate marketing speak and Really Look at more Price/Feature and Price/Total Memory Bandwidth Performance.
That MEG is still overpriced compared to even some server MB's if one looks at some MB's-Total-Price/Number of PCIe lanes and MB's-Total-Price/Number of Memory Channels.
So Bubba the "C" is a fool getting ready to be displaced from his money and all that! But there are folks that are not necessarily looking to game on TR/TR2 and they can also be fooled into thinking that CPU clock speed is everything and are not really looking at total memory bandwidth available over 8 or 16 memory channels and also what 128 PCIe lanes can mean for whatever NON gaming Workstation workloads than can be done better by Epyc/SP3 and not by TR2/X399.
So MBs with plenty of DIMM slots that can be populated with more affordable smaller capacity DIMMs and still see the total system memory be 64GB or 128GB/larger in size. That sort of memory populating latitude does not come with having only 4 memory channels and 8 DIMM slots. There are dual socket Epyc/SP3 MBs costing less than MEG and those trashy LEDs!
MEG has a Bubba Memory Bandwidth disease that SP3 can sure cure that for any folks wanting loads memory bandwidth rather than loads of useless Flashing lights and funky metal shiny doodads.
With 2 Epyc 7301 16 core SKUs at around $825 each for a total of $1650 +-$75(pricing fluctuations over MSRP) and a lower cost dual socket MB for less than $500 with only 8 DIMMs per socket is still 16 total memory channels of bandwidth topping goodness. And that low MB cost comes at only one DIMM per channel on the below $500 2P Epyc/SP3 cheapo MBs offered, but still that 16 memory channels across 2 sockets all Infinity Fabric linked up. That 2/16 core SKUs that each get their 8 memory channels at 16 total across 2 cores that can be NUMA(localized/2 channels per 8 core Zeppelin die) or UMA(shared across the dual sockets and all Zepellin dies/cores). That's some total effective memory bandwidth and plenty of PCIe connectivity over 128 PCIe lanes.
Looks like TR 2 2900WX is running in the $1750-$1850 range and only 4 memory channels! It's got the clockspeed for sure but not the memory bandwidth of 1 7301 and 2 of the 7301 SKUs on a sub $500 MB is not a bad deal for any bandwidth loving workloads. I think that Linus Torvalds could do plenty of Linux Kernel compiling rather nicely with that much bandwidth available across 32 cores(for 2, 7301 SKUs) and the 7301 SKU still gets 64MB of L3 for its 16 cores with 128MB total L3 across 2 of the 7301 SKUs.
It's not like Epyc costs like Intel's Xeon Really Costs so SKY High compared to consumer Intel offerings! For AMD Epyc/SP3 SKUs the server options can look counterintuitive price wise even when compared to the C for consumer Threadripper 2, 32 core SKUs. But Epyc's Price/PCIe lane and Price/Memory channel is actually lower than consumer TR/TR2 becasue there are 8 memory channels per socket and 128 PCIe 3.0 lanes on the Epyc/SP3 offerings. So even if the Epyc/SP3 motherbaord cost more the Price/Feature metric will be much lower.


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O maxixe ou tango brasileiro, é um tipo de dança de salão brasileira criada por afrodescendentes, no Rio de Janeiro na segunda metade do século XIX. Dançada a um ritmo rápido de 2/4, notam-se também influências do lundu, polca e da havaneira. Por isso mesmo, o maxixe é chamado por alguns de tango brasileiro. Alguns relatos afirmam também uma diferença com relação à harmonia, sendo a do tango brasileiro (como os de Ernesto Nazareth) um pouco mais complexa do que de seu "irmão", o maxixe.

Foi criado pelos chorões, conjuntos instrumentais de choro, fazendo uma variante altamente sincopada da havaneira, gênero cubano que também era chamado tango-habanera (o primeiro uso da palavra "tango" é datado de 1823, em Havana) e que, na sua variante brasileira, passou a ser chamado "tango brasileiro". Até o advento do samba, o maxixe foi o gênero dançante mais importante do Rio de Janeiro.

História
O ritmo, segundo hipótese de alguns estudiosos, foi influenciado pela música trazida por escravos de Moçambique, daí advindo seu nome que é homônimo à cidade moçambicana de Maxixe. Ainda hoje, o padrão rítmico da marrabenta (música moçambicana) guarda semelhanças com os padrões rítmicos do maxixe. Outra hipótese, contudo, aponta a origem do nome de uma pessoa de nome "Maxixe", que teria em um baile de carnaval na cidade do Rio de Janeiro, dançado o lundu num ritmo diferente, criando, assim, a dança maxixe.<ref>CUNHA, A. G. Dicionário etimológico Nova Fronteira da língua portuguesa. Rio de Janeiro. Nova Fronteira. p. 508.</ref> Ainda há a hipótese de que a planta maxixe batizou essa nova dança que, por assim dizer, também brotava nos quatro cantos da cidade.Sendo uma pioneira dança urbana surgida no Brasil, o maxixe é oriundo da Cidade Nova, bairro do Rio de Janeiro cuja principal característica era a forte presença de afrodescendentes. Diferente da dança do lundu, que era mais ligada ao mundo rural e na qual todos participavam da roda cantando ou dançando ou batendo palmas, no maxixe todos os pares dançam ao mesmo tempo, sendo a melodia e a voz externas ao universo dos dançarinos.Pelo seu caráter lúdico e sensual, foi alvo de fortes preconceitos, sendo rotulado de indecente por grande parte da sociedade. Dava-se-lhe, então, o nome de "tango brasileiro" para esconder a relação dessas composições com o maxixe. Por conta do que era dito preconceituosamente sobre o maxixe, a dança apenas se popularizou na sociedade, através dos clubes carnavalescos e do teatro de revista, sendo divulgada por grupos de choro, bandas de música e pianistas populares. Assim, tornou-se o gênero dançante mais importante do Rio de Janeiro. Tal como o tango, este estilo foi também exportado para a Europa e Estados Unidos nos primórdios do século XX, por exemplo, ganhando notoriedade entre os franceses pelos pés do requintado dançarino Duque, em Paris.

 Legado
A forma rítmica do maxixe influenciou as obras de Donga e Sinhô, pioneiros compositores do samba, que tomaria lugar do maxixe como principal gênero musical brasileiro. Enquanto dança, o maxixe está presente nos passos do samba de gafieira, o samba de breque e o samba-choro) também preserva muitas estruturas rítmicas do maxixe. A lambada também deve algumas contribuições de estilo ao maxixe.

 Ver também
 Lista de danças
 Belle époque brasileira

 Bibliografia consultada
 . Almanaque do samba''. Jorge Zahar Editor Ltda, 2006. ISBN 8571108978

Gêneros musicais do Brasil
Cultura afro-brasileira
Belle Époque brasileira
Dança do Brasil
Danças sociais de salão
Arte no Brasil do século XIX

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##### Tags importantes:
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I had the privilege last weekend of attending the wedding of a friend I have known since she was born. We have been friends with her parents since before any of us had kids, and it's hard to believe we're now at the stage in life where our kids are getting married.
Candace was a beautiful bride, and her dad held his composure boldly as he handed her away to her groom. After a brief wedding sermon, the bride and groom knelt to take communion together. As they did, I prayed for them. I prayed that they would grow in their love for each other. Then I prayed that their hearts would be anchored in Jesus. As I silently uttered that phrase, I thought about what that meant. An image came to mind of a boat anchor at the bottom of the lake with two sturdy ropes descending from the boat and fastened securely to the anchor. I thought of the two ropes as the bride and groom, and the anchor as Jesus. As long as they hold fast to the anchor, nothing will ever move them away from Jesus.
Let him fill your heart so your love will grow.


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Q: Fetch uniq set of multiple column values from a table in postgres I have a database table with records in below format =>
  col1(String) | col2(String) | col3(double)
col1 and col2 contains nodes with distance among them. Now i want to fetch all uniq nodes sorted by distance which is stored in col3.
Right now i am fetching all values in sorted order and finding uniq values from them. But it is taking too much of time(in hours).
select col1, col2 from tablex order by col3 desc

If this database is not the ideal way to store and query, suggest better one.

 expected output =>

 take pairs on the order of correlation value from
 highest to lowest =>
  (d1, d3) -> 0.32
  (d3, d4) -> 0.22
  (d2, d3) -> 0.21
  (d1, d2) -> 0.16
  (d1, d4) -> 0.13
  (d2, d4) -> 0.11

 -> finally merge them and return uniq ones. d1, d3, d3, d4, d2, d3, d1, d2, d1, d4, d2, d4

 -> final result :  d1, d3, d4, d2 (here i am taking the first occured one and ignoring the next)

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The 1963 American Football League season was the fourth regular season of the American Football League (AFL).
The season ended when the San Diego Chargers defeated the Boston Patriots in the AFL championship game – to this date the only major league championship won by the Chargers and the city of San Diego.
The original eight franchises of 1960 remained, but two underwent name changes, with one relocating. The New York Titans changed their team colors and were renamed the New York Jets; the defending AFL champion Dallas Texans moved north to Missouri and became the Kansas City Chiefs.
As with the previous three seasons, the AFL had 8 teams, split into two divisions. Every team played two games against the others for a total of 14 games, and the division winners met in the AFL championship game. If there was tie in the standings, a playoff was held to determine the division winner. San Diego led the Western Division for the entire season, with the Oakland Raiders following one game behind from Week Eight onward. The Raiders had started at 2–0, then lost four straight, then began a winning streak. Starting from a 2–4 handicap was insurmountable, and although Oakland beat San Diego twice (34–33 on October 27, and 41–27 on December 8), they were unable to catch up.
The Eastern race changed in Week Seven, after the Jets lost to Oakland, 49–26, and the Patriots and Houston Oilers tied at 4–3–0 for the lead. Houston, winner of the first three Eastern titles, pulled ahead the next week, and Boston beat them 45–3 the week after that; the next week, Boston lost 7–6 to San Diego, while Houston beat the Jets 31–27 to pull ahead again. Two weeks later (Week Twelve), San Diego beat Houston 27–0, while Boston led again after a 17–7 win over the Buffalo Bills. In Week Thirteen, Boston was at 7–5–1, and Buffalo and Houston right behind. In the final week, spoiler San Diego took out Houston, 20–14. Buffalo won 19–10 over the Jets, while Boston lost 35–3 at Kansas City, giving the Bills and Pats records of 7–6–1 and forcing a playoff.
The season schedule itself was pushed back a week from what was originally planned, owing to the assassination of President Kennedy, which resulted in the AFL moving games from that weekend (i.e., the weekend of November 23–24) to the weekend of December 21–22. Since only three games had been scheduled, with Boston and Buffalo both having a bye, it meant that the Patriots and Bills finished their regular schedule on Saturday, December 14, a week before the league's other six teams did. Consequently, the Patriots and Bills could have played their tiebreaker playoff on December 22, potentially leaving the AFL Championship Game for the next weekend (the originally scheduled date), since they knew after games of December 15 that they and they alone had tied for the division title. However, the Western Division race had not yet been decided and Chargers and Raiders owners Barron Hilton and Al Davis respectively objected to playing the Eastern playoff "early" on the grounds that it would have given the Eastern winner an unfair advantage in terms of rest in case the Chargers and Raiders also had to play a tiebreaker. The Chargers won their last game and with it won the West outright, nevertheless the Bills-Patriots Eastern Division playoff was not played until after the following week on Saturday, December 28 (the day before the Chicago-New York NFL Championship Game). This meant that the Boston-San Diego championship game was not played until January 5, 1964. Thus was held the second professional playoff game ever held in January (with the AFL's first ever title playoff on January 1, 1961, being the only time before then that that had occurred). As it happened, the Patriots-Chargers playoff was also latest date on which a non-Super Bowl playoff game was ever held, and it retained that record until the AFC and NFC Championship Games of January 7, 1979. No 14-game season ever ended later.
The defending champion Dallas Texans relocated to Kansas City, Missouri, and changed the team's name to the Kansas City Chiefs. Meanwhile, the New York Titans went under new ownership and changed their name to the New York Jets as they prepared to move from the Polo Grounds in upper Manhattan to Shea Stadium in Queens near LaGuardia Airport, and their colors went from navy blue and gold to green and white.


Android application used by truck drivers that are part of a transportation fleet. The drivers where able to use the app for navigation, and update the status of the transport. The biggest challenge was to have a reduced impact on network costs, since the drivers where roaming often, and the costs where high. For this we integrated both OpenStreetMaps and GoogleMaps, and the drivers where able to dynamically switch between them. The OpenStreetMaps layer, supported offline maps, and we allowed the users to manually download the desired maps.


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OWNERS' STORIES
AT SHOWS
Merlins in the Peak District of Derby - 2003
Well it's Bank Holiday time again and with thoughts of the wind in our faces and the chance to meet new friends Linda and David Harrison set off for their first Merlin weekend outing. Not being a typical camping couple we opted for the luxury of B&B and with a good tip from David and Sue (Daniels) we booked early at Overton Farmhouse at Tissington.
We set off mid afternoon at a leisurely pace through the countryside doing our best to avoid the motorways and their undoubted jams. Three-quarters of the way there we stopped briefly in a lay-by to get on the mobile and call ahead for some directions. Moments later (and still looking for a phone number, David and Sue actually pulled up behind us (delayed by same motorway jams) and, since they had had the foresight to print off some directions, they offered to take the lead.
We soon found Tissington despite slight detours, and were met by our most friendly host. After being shown the accommodation and garaging facilities (now that's a rare treat eh!?) we left to find Newhaven and the gang - nice site - shame about the (scrape) sleeping policemen (scrape, scrape) must raise – (scrape) those (scrape) silencers soon though.
First Evening
This was really just a chance to start meeting the Merlin regulars - so many names to take in (and mentally repeat) but we'll get there soon. Still the most important thing was being made to feel welcome. We cooked some sausages and shared some liquid refreshment swapped some stories and stayed until the evening grew chilly, we retired with the hopes of a fresh morning.
As I said it was chilly but not yet late. So the four of us from Tissington parked up and took a walk to the nearest pub - turned out to be almost a mile and a good fifteen-minutes walk. At least the ambience there made it worthwhile but next time we'll go on wheels.
Fresh morning - yes. Nice day - well, er? As the best part of nine Merlins gathered in the central area it became a game of Hoods up!, Hoods Down! Up, Down, Up (and you shake 'em all about). By eleven o'clock it looked clear so off we set in close formation.
There was a little amusement from four of us as Andy told us all that the first port of call would be the charming local village of Tissington. (Back to our digs!?). Still it gave us a chance to explore our own surroundings. It was also the first posing opportunity as Helen lined up all the Merlins in front of the impressive Tissington Hall. And, while most enjoyed a fresh coffee, three cars took the opportunity to visit a nearby garage for engine-juice.
With the whole group suitably replete we left for the afternoon run.
The Derby Dales are one of England's finest examples of stunning countryside and the views were therapeutic. At times we wondered whether the route was actually on the map and the hill climb - going past the llama farm it was almost as good as Shelsley Walsh! Passing the odd oncoming car or tractor was no problem. However there was a smile in my face as I contemplated a worse scenario - imagine meeting another sports car club of ten or more cars coming the other way. One of us could've spent a good 20-30 minutes reversing!
Fortunately such an event didn't happen, in fact the morning was only slightly marred by the slightest hint of rain and, by the time we stopped at Monsal Head for lunch, the sun had been spotted at least twice.
After lunch it was round up time. With most of the drizzle dispersed by the midday sun we enjoyed our second drive through to Chatsworth House, where we split into the "house and garden" and the "garden only" groups. Linda and I settled for the latter. And, finding ourselves at the front of a gang of twelve, we immediately asked if there was any "group discount" for a visiting car club. We were surprisingly rewarded, given "student" rate, and all let in for £3.50 rather than £5.00 (well that paid for our lunchtime drink at least).
The gardens, as expected, were amazing, so much to see and so many new features being constantly added, little wonder that Chatsworth House has recently been voted the number one Stately Home attraction. Visit over, group reassembled, it was time to head back to camp.
It's amazing how two little barbecue fires can cater for nearly 24 people. But we had plenty of time to take our turns and Linda and I used the opportunity to get to know a few more faces.
This morning was Barry's day and, despite warnings of careful driving and keeping a safe distance, we were all just happy that the sun had graced the day. The roads were looking fine and dry (well most of them at least).
The first morning drive took us to Dove Dale - reputedly the most beautiful dale in the Peak District – and deservedly so.
We enjoyed a forty-five minute stroll up and down the dale and took our turn at the stepping-stones half-way along.
I think Barry was lulling us all into a peaceful state of mind before taking us through some of the steeper hills and dales. We wound our way southwest in an orderly crocodile while other motorists stopped occasionally to let a line of 11 Merlins come out from the side roads.
Lunchtime arrived, as did we, at a little pub that seemed to have become wedged in a bygone decade. There was nothing outside to give any hint of its décor as we stepped through its doors to an era that was long forgotten. The decoration looked untouched for some fifty years or more and the bric-a-brac that littered the rooms consisted of almost everything from your granddad's attic. There was a rocking horse up on the shelf, a penny-farthing bike in the fire-place, old rifles and swords on the wall, and clocks and musical devices from the ages in between.
The beer was well priced, the menu prices must have been five to eight years out of date - and the bar snacks were good. As we showed interest in the local's museum, so they mused themselves at our Merlins. I think it was a case of mutual respect for each other's oddities.
Time to leave and Andy took the shotgun position once again. The balmy afternoon started well but came to a sudden end when we dropped down from the sunny banks to a shady brook with a treacherous bridge. Many cars twitched on the slippery surface but John, unfortunately, lost it completely as he slid sideways into the wall. Clive, close behind, had a choice of hitting John's car or braking and, resorting to the latter, only ended up with a second uncontrolled slide into the same bridge wall.
The loud double crack told us that both cars had broken their wings. Unfortunately, John's car also took rather a bash on the front subframe and steering. With all tool-kits brought to bear John eventually effected a reasonable running repair to his damaged steering. Both John and Clive gracefully withdrew from the day's touring and carefully made their own way home.
Meanwhile the rest of us continued up into Buxton to explore the caves.
The evening meal was planned at a pub in the Village of Flagg, only on arrival at the said village we drove round twice to discover that it was actually 2 miles outside the said village and on the main road (so much for postal addresses).
Still the food and beer were good and we enjoyed the chance to sit down together at a table with a meal that someone else had cooked.
Finally, it was out to the car park for a last group photo then a few goodbyes all round as several of the group were leaving to return home.
Four of us as Tissington rose to an early breakfast on the last day since our hosts were off to market. But we enjoyed the early morning and took a stroll round the back of our village before setting off for the main camp.
The Merlin tour was down to six cars today and the weather looked a little ominous. Still we enjoyed Andy's stroll through the country lanes until we were just three or four miles away from Castleton, which was to be our first stop. Unfortunately we had to pass through Hope first and the bank holiday traffic was so intense that we lost nearly 40 minutes inching forward in the queue. Eventually, Andy recognised a suitable side turning where we could all escape. Sadly Chad's car had started overheating in the queue so he had already turned around in the queue and said goodbye to go home and cool off. So five of us reached Edale where we parked up and retired to a hostelry for lunch.
There seemed little point in making for Castleton or Hope with the Bank Holiday traffic as it was so we made our farewells in the car-park and headed home. Linda and I were the first to turn off and three ours later (missing most of the Bank Holiday traffic) we pulled onto our drive at home with many happy memories and many new friends.
But we haven't finished the year yet - see you all again soon – we hope.
Hope you enjoyed the weekend, we did!- David and Linda.
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The Great Reset to Global Tyranny Part III: What it is and Why it Must be Stopped!
By Colonel, Larry Kaifesh, USMC ret.
"Now is the time when things are shifting. There's going to be a new world order out there. We've got to lead it, and we've got to unite the rest of the free world in doing it."
~ Joe Biden
(Talking to business leaders from U.S. energy, food, and manufacturing companies)
As we would expect from the Corporate Media who have been facilitating the "Great Reset" (aka New World Order) and that is aligned with the Biden Administration, DC Globalists, Big Tech, Big Corp, Big Pharma and the Globalists around the planet, they either called it a conspiracy or did not even mention it at all.
Yahoo News came in with this headline immediately, "Conspiracy theorists pounce on president's 'new world order' comments." CNN, did not even have it listed and nothing could be found with a search on the site.
This is very telling. The New World Order, which will be referenced as the Great Reset moving forward in this piece is bad, very bad.
As referenced in The Great Reset Part II, it is "best and most simply explained as "capitalism with Chinese characteristics" creating a two-tiered economy, with profitable monopolies and the state on top and socialism for the majority below. In other words, for the vast majority, it will be hell on earth, in the vein of George Orwell's 1984 dystopia. In this dystopia humans have no control over their own lives, where nearly every positive feeling is squelched, and where people live in misery, fear, and repression."
Although this dystopian agenda has been public information for decades, it was the book, "COVID-19: The Great Reset" by Klaus Schwab and Thiery Mallerret, written in 2020, that has rightfully alarmed all rational freedom loving people around the globe.
As much as the Globalists have tried to wrap up their sinister intentions in a pretty package, the evil necessary for their agenda to materialize cannot be hidden.
To push the Great Reset, the Globalists must destroy or cancel all people and countries that do not support their agenda. They are seeking a monopoly on power and privilege for the elite political and business class and this can't happen if they don't have the key leaders across the globe on board.
President Trump is such a leader, he is not a Globalist and despises their intentions. He was a magnificent Nationalist that put America and her citizens First and promoted the values and principles of our brilliant Founding Fathers and Documents, particularly the United States Constitution, the blue print for America's Greatness!
This is the reason, from the moment President Trump was elected, he was attacked by the Globalists under the false claim of Russian Collusion. His stature and influence could derail the entire Great Reset movement. What is most concerning is how entrenched the Globalists are to have been able to push this complete lie for so long.
Hillary Clinton, the Democrat Party, FBI, CIA, Corporate Media etc. all played a critical role in pushing this lie as they investigated President Trump for over two years. They were desperately hoping they could find something, but because there was absolutely no evidence President Trump colluded with the Russians, they had to drop it.
Conversely, it was apparent through the investigation, that it was Hillary Clinton with the help of the Democrat Party, FBI, CIA and Corporate Media that were the ones colluding with the Russians. This is one of the greatest scandals in American history, and yet nothing has been done about it.
Victoria Nuland, the Undersecretary of State, detailed something very telling in a recent hearing, when she said, "And in fact, it is a classic Russian technique to blame the other guy for what they are planning to do themselves."
It should be clear, as seen with the Russian Collusion lie, that the Democrats / Globalists have used the same technique. It's called inoculation, where you blame someone else for doing reprehensible activities that you are doing. The attention goes to the innocent one and when it finally is revealed that you were the one doing it after extensive research, the public is tired of the subject and it is ignored.
It is public knowledge that President Vladimir Putin and President Xi Jinping are not Globalists and that George Soros, one of the most committed and capable Globalists, wants to get rid of them both. Like President Trump, they do not support the Globalists agenda and because of that, the Globalists want them eliminated.
We saw early on how Biden, who has been wrong on every foreign policy decision over the last 40 years, somehow correctly predicted Russia's incursion into Ukraine.
This was not done, based on his mental acuity or strategic vision, but that he knew President Putin's public line in the sand and he chose to cross it. Biden could have prevented the conflict in Ukraine, but President Putin is in the way of the Globalist Great Reset and there needed to be a reason to take him out.
This is not to say President Putin is not a ruthless dictator, but that he has been pulled into the trap of the Globalists, a much more lethal threat to us all.
In accordance to what Nuland said prior and what the Globalists want, it should not be a surprise that President Putin is accused of war crimes. Like Biden's prediction on the incursion, his latest prediction is a chemical attack.
It should not be a surprise if there is a false flag chemical attack in Ukraine, which will be blamed on the Russians (but executed by someone else in order to usher in WWIII and the elimination of President Putin and President Jinping.)
The Globalist's intention with COVID-19 could not be clearer with Klaus Schwab's statement that, "One of the greatest lessons of the past five centuries in Europe and America is this: acute crisis contribute to boosting the power of the state. It's always been the case, and there is no reason why it should be different with the Covid-19 pandemic."
Think of how ominous the Great Reset is if it has to be steered in with a planned pandemic that has killed millions already (sick and elderly), whose protocols in the US has killed millions (Remdesivir), and whose experimental vaccines has killed millions more. This is all just the tip of the iceberg.
What will be the cost of lives when those with compromised immunities due to the experimental vaccines and boosters, are faced with the next virus, which the Globalists have already told us is coming?
For the Globalists, as we have seen with other nefarious groups, the end justifies the means. This means in this era of lies, deceit, fear stoking and crisis after crisis, we can expect more as the Globalists desperately try to get their way. The threat is particularly high between now and November in with the Mid-Term Elections, which the Globalists are set to loose significant power, unless they create another diversion.
For decades, Globalists have attempted to use climate change to justify their radical transformation. However, the Great Reset, is the most ambitious and radical plan the world has seen in more than a generation.
It is imperative for every one of the Globalists initiatives to be resisted and destroyed. There is nothing to fear but fear itself! More to follow!
"We're, like, the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change."
~ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Reiterating Claims of Recent U.N. Climate Change Report
The Tyranny Being Pushed Today, is not New, but a Continuation of the Nazi Agenda from WWII
Ret. Major General Vallely Reiterates Need to Wake Up People from the Evil Globalist Propaganda
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