Fiat money is money that has been created out of thin air, and is interwoven with both the Covid narrative and postmodernism, says Michael Esfeld.
[W]ithout the possibility for governments to arbitrarily create money out of nothing, the corona lockdowns would not have happened, because people would have felt the economic consequences directly in their wallets.
My conversations with John Titus and Catherine Fitts are very good if one is looking for some insight into the monetary (and central banking) systems.
More specifically, it’s all about the removal of freedom.
Fiat money is designed to perpetuate slavery through centralised debt-based banking, while “COVID-19” is a fake pandemic designed to perpetuate mass compliance through fear and manipulation.
Postmodernism is a catalyst to the imposition of tyranny, as it intrinsically opposes rational and scientific thought. The Covid era is a prime example of how facts don’t matter. For example, The Cathedral (government plus media plus academia) insisted that masks stop viruses and that perfectly healthy people are biohazards.
Postmodernism as an intellectual current, by contrast, rejects employing reason as a means to limit the exercise of power. It debunks reason as yet another form of coercion. There are no objective facts that can be discovered by employing reason, and there are no freedom rights that pertain to each person in virtue of her being endowed with reason in thinking and acting.
The absurdity of such intellectual laziness, is boss level.
Yet, here we are.
Michael shared some thoughts about all of this, with me, and I found it fascinating.
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