Can General Strikes Really Make a Difference?
On Monday, German farmers and workers in other industries will go on strike. The roads will be closed. We have been warned that there will be a shortage of goods. The reason for the strike is the German economic downturn and green idiocy, which affects farmers and everyone else.
Will it result in change?
I've seen stikes like this before. People who are angry at the government obstruct the lives of others. The people who are causing the fury will not have to worry about food or fuel for their cars. Their lives won’t be obstruct.
The people who will suffer will once again be us, the regulars.
After a couple of days, the government would agree on some steps to repair the damage, but the change would be superficial. While some faces may change, those who are behind the "circus" would remain the same.
The truth is that strikes are used to vent people's rage and are typically organized by labour unions that are part of the same the system. The system under which we, the regulars, have no rights. We wouldn't be living from paycheck to paycheck if we did. Testing or injection with gene products known as COVID-19 vaccines would not be required to keep employment.
Those who try to make a genuine difference are always told to stop or are silenced, and they get no help!
My LinkedIn profile, which I used to showcase my work and look for new freelance opportunities, was deleted because I disagreed with WHO. There was no one to ask for help. I am not a member of a union but I am a worker. There should be an organization to assist people like me. There isn't any.
Today also happens to be the birthday of Bulgarian national hero Hristo Botev. I frequently share a memorable quote from him about the system in which we live. “Coincidentally”, his birthday will not be celebrated as usual. It is because, Bulgaria, is occupied by the WEF-EU, and people who had such thoughts are deleted and forgotten because they may make some people think and understand that are slaves.
Here's another noteworthy quote.
Surely if the nations could once for all understand where the sources of their sufferings lie, they would at once be convinced that their foremost and sole enemies are their governments themselves and that class of parasites who, in order to spend their empty and detrimental lives, have become body and soul with tyrants and, under the protection of "laws," exercise the principles of deceit and theft. The basis of every dominion is deceit, theft and violence. "Divide et impera" was the motto of that bygone empire which has become the ideal of all almost crowned heads; "divide et impera" is the present motto of every government.
As you can see, Hristo Botev demonstrated the solution. We can't play by rules that were written against us. We must unite and make our own rules.
Strikes are a type of protests that channel anger while also making some people angry at those who strike. The same goes for all protests.
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How many strikes or protests made a difference?
Was it real if it did?
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The dominators control us only by our compliance and with our assistance. Gandhi's strategy of non-violent non-compliance seems to have been at least somewhat effective. Targeted strikes that disrupt the control mechanisms and discomfit the controllers are also effective. And as I've written on my own channel, withdrawal from systems that we do not control is probably the most effective strategy, particularly the system by which we exchange the valuable goods and services that we produce. Instead of using their exploitative fiat money, we can use our own credit directly in trading with one another. How to do that effectively has been the focus of my work for more than 40 years.