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Speaker 0: They talk about theater in geopolitics, suggesting there’s a similar dynamic there. They argue that all of these leaders are collectivists, and that there aren’t real options offered to represent individualism. They claim they all basically want to be at the top of the ladder, and as far as “we” are concerned, they consider us the enemy and want to subdue us, make us slaves or vassals to their empire.
They then discuss strategies for gradually advancing their position. They argue you can’t just declare a decisive victory and expect it to be accepted. It’s a geopolitics game or card game, and the goal is to condition global thinking so people see a battle being fought. They say the opponents are gradually losing, then still losing, and then losing again, while they “did their best.” If the card had been played all at once to declare a new world order with everyone going to prison, there would be a big rebellion. Instead, the strategy is like the frog in gradually heated water: the enemy doesn’t want the water hot all at once, so progress is slow and incremental.
Thus, the plan is to go through stages of conflict, winning a little, losing a little, back and forth, and presenting various figures as heroes or strong leaders who do some things right, or a woman who seems to make sense, then maybe changes her mind. The idea is to slow down progress so opponents don’t see too much progress at once.
They acknowledge that it looks like the enemies are accelerating the process because they suspect people are waking up, and if enough people understand what is being discussed, the game won’t work anymore.