Covid: It Was a ‘Test’ of Our Obedience

How and why COVID-19 ravaged the world has been on people's minds from the beginning.

Whether it spread and infected the world's population by accident or intentionally may now be answered. It appears that it may have been an "intentional test".

The Gateway Pundit posted:

They wanted to know how many people would comply with a complete re-ordering of their lives based on no science at all, just random orders, some of which bordered on absurdity.

I have long said that Covid 19 was launched by design by a small number of people in the globalist predator class for one reason and one reason only — as a beta test for the coming technocratic new world order.

Now, we’ve got the World Economic Forum coming out and all but admitting that was exactly why the Covid-19 “pandemic” had to happen.

The WEF gleefully posted the following snippet to the “My Carbon” page of its website where they make a pitch for so-called smart cities, which is just another term for 15-minute cities.

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Japan Tops World Tourism Ranking

Above, Tokyo's Kappabashi "Kitchen Town". Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Ironic as it may seem, Japan ranks number one in world tourism ranking, but the country is closed off (with few exceptions) to foreign tourism.

The Japan Times reported:

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND – Japan on Tuesday came out ranking highest on a list of destinations in a 2021 travel and tourism development report by the World Economic Forum, despite the country being closed to foreign tourists due to restrictions against the coronavirus.

Topping the list for the first time, Japan ranked highly for its cultural resources and in several infrastructure categories, with the United States ranked second and Spain third.

Japan ranked fourth overall in the biennial report for air transport infrastructure and cultural resources, sixth for ground and port infrastructure, and 12th for natural resources. But it ranked low for its response to climate change, coming in 107th place.

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WEF Now Suggest Seniors Off Themselves "For The Children"

The latest in kookery had been posted last week at Trending Politics.

They posted an article on the World Economic Forum video advocating that seniors "off themselves" (i.e., self euthanasia) due to overpopulation "for the children."

They posted:

In the height of hypocrisy of “for the children” the World Economic Forum is now complaining about overpopulation and/or suggesting that older people consider euthanasia “for the children”. In a video seen on Twitter full of geriatrics saying they’ve had a good life after explaining there’s too many humans on the planet. The video suggests that elderly folks who no longer are productive should opt for euthanasia. I’m certain children all over the world are thankful their grandparents will be suggested to off themselves for their benefit.

And while it is couched in “for the children” narrative, the truth of the matter is much more sinister. Christina Lagarde of the International Monetary Fund has been quoted as saying, “Old people live too long and this is a risk for the global community. What Christine is saying in effect is, unless you are a productive member of society your entire life, you don’t deserve to live. Christine, with her white hair, manicured nails, and designer clothing probably never worked a manual job a day in her life. She would like to tell our senior citizens who defended this country, grew our food, built machines and trucks, mined coal, drilled oil, and worked on the railroad that now that they are no longer useful, they should just die. It is psychopathy to look at a person who has worked 30, 40, 50, and sometimes even 60 years, at the end of their life when they should be enjoying the twilight hours left for them and tell them they just need to die because they are a drain on the global community.

You first, Ms. Lagarde! Or maybe I should say, "You go, girl!"

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Japan Ranked 4th In Travel Report

Above, Nakamise Dori in the Asakusa section of Tokyo. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

A new report on world tourism has placed Japan in fourth place in assessing counties competitiveness for travelers.

According to The Japan News (Yomiuri Shimbun):

LONDON (Jiji Press) — Japan came in fourth in the World Economic Forum’s latest Travel & Tourism Competitiveness Report released Wednesday, unchanged from the previous survey in 2017. 

Japan was highly rated for its cultural assets and other features, but the report pointed out that improvements can be made with respect to the country’s development of tourism infrastructure and its use of natural resources. The top three countries were also unchanged, with Spain heading the overall rankings, followed by France and Germany. 

Visitors are attracted to Japan’s “unique cultural resources,” the report said. “However, Japan still has room to better utilize its promising natural resources.” 

The report covered 140 countries and regions, assessing their competitiveness in 14 fields including natural resources, cultural resources and air transport infrastructure.

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Japan Ranked 9th Most Tourist-Friendly Nation

Above, a couple of Tsukiji area restaurateurs pose for the camera. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The World Economic Forum's list of the most tourist-friendly countries is now out and Japan ranks in ninth place.

According to The Japan Times:

LONDON – Japan came ninth on the World Economic Forum’s list of the most tourist-friendly countries for 2015, rising from 14th place in the previous 2013 rankings, the WEF said Wednesday. 

In the Asia-Pacific region, Japan was second only to Australia, which ranked seventh worldwide in the WEF’s Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index.

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