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    Translation [long german article which you will need to use translation if it is interesting…]
    https://ayavela.medium.com/china-und-der-great-reset-8b8bca63a6ac

    How the Chinese Communist Party and Western tech globalists sold a lockdown to the world
    Berlin, 18.11.2020 | by Aya Velázquez

    The 50th World Economic Forum (WEF) met in Davos from 20 to 24 January 2020. At the same time, on 23 January, China imposed the first lockdown in the history of mankind, and the global reporting avalanche on Corona began. Only a few days later, WHO Director Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus praised China’s path as “pointing the way forward”. In the following months, almost all countries in the world copied China. Meanwhile, Klaus Schwab, chairman of the WEF, was delighted about the unique opportunity for a “Great Reset”, which he pulled out of his pocket in front of the world public in Davos in early June. Every additional day of lockdown brings Big Tech, Big Pharma and Big Money fabulous profits. About coincidences and convergence of interests in the 21st century.

    06.03.2020, Wuhan. “Fake, fake, it’s all fake” is the shrill sound of the skyscrapers in Wuhan as Chinese Vice President Sun Chunlan and her delegation from Beijing take a look at the situation in the dangerous epidemic area. The scenery seems ghostly: Dystopian end-time mood, deserted streets in the midst of grey apartment blocks, only the circle of inner cadres of Xi Jinping progressing with petrified faces. The silence is torn apart by the haunting cries of the imprisoned citizens of Wuhan: “Fake!” they shout, “We protest!” and “Formalism”, which translates as “symbolic politics! (1).

    Wuhan was the first locked-down megacity in the world; 19 million people were locked up in their homes for five weeks. In the Hubei metropolitan area a partial lockdown was imposed on 57 million people 2). The people in Wuhan were not enthusiastic; promised state neighbourhood assistance had often not been delivered. The pictures of people shouting in desperation from their high-rise windows were even broadcast in the Chinese state media, presumably to preserve the sovereignty of discourse about the event (3). The Guardian also reported (4).