“it rings very much like a mix of reverse communism and anarchy to me.”

Reverse communism, as in capitalism?
Guilty, I guess.

“29. (3) These ‘rights and freedoms’ may in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes and principles of the United Nations.”

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), founded and dominated by New York oligarchs, predates the Davos WEF by 50 years. Both are key nodes in the interlocking “global governance” network of corporations, foundations, and NGOs including the UN itself. Most of the US delegates to the UN organizing conference were CFR members, and most of the US ambassadors to the UN have been CFR members. Eleanor Roosevelt, founder of “Freedom House” and chair of the UN Human Rights Council, was the driving force behind adoption of the UDHR. Michael Abramowitz, current president of Freedom House, is a CFR member.

Billionaires Larry Fink (BlackRock), David Rubenstein (Carlyle), and Marc Benioff (Salesforce) are WEF trustees. Fink is a CFR director, Rubenstein is the CFR chairman, and Benioff who now owns Time magazine is a CFR member. As in previous administrations, most of the key players on the “Biden team” are CFR members including the secretaries of State, Treasury, Defense, Commerce, Agriculture and ‘Homeland Security’. Also the CIA director, Fed chairman, UN ambassador, and dozens more.

It would take an awful lot of re-imagining to figure out how to break the grip of this network.

Well said. We inherited systems that need to be re-imagined along more human and nature-appropriate lines. Living in reaction to globalism could mean re-creating it. The real challenge is to tap into our innate, authentic imaginations. This is something most people working 9 to 5 jobs or not accustomed to exploring the realms of imagination, (practicing a craft, skill or exploring the various Arts that require self-knowledge), have very little experience doing. Getting to know the Self is of paramount importance. Otherwise we are doomed to re-enact what we know — and what we all know in today’s world is how to ‘go along to get along’ in a system that never served us or the earth. We have inherited a system where we tolerate greed as if it were necessary and live within an artificial power dynamic based on competition, scarcity and ignorance. Our current lives are influenced more by post-war PTSD than anything else. These self-appointed Globalists are the inevitable conclusion of a society gone mad because they are the very embodiment of psychopathy and their power (enabled by our participation) already reveals how sick and dependent on Master/Slave dynamics we all have become in an unconscious, collective enactment of the ‘Repetition Compulsion’. Yes, the Nazi agenda is alive and well. It never went away, it was merely “re-imagined”, through the reactionary and fear-based agenda of Project Paperclip, to re-establish itself in a new guise called Technocracy (as evidenced by the obsession with STEM education, space programs, weaponry and defense) — once again belittling the feminine principle of natural systems that provide infinite genius through the ebb and flow of dynamics that play out in an infinitude of complexity — in order to dominate one another by brute force and mechanistic modeling.

We are a species in trauma and our main concern should be to take responsibility for healing ourselves and the damage we have done to one another and to the earth. Through these endeavors we will get to know ourselves, learn to prosper and share the abundance and collective power we have always had but have failed to recognize. These Globalists are the gift we have given ourselves — the exact icons we need in order to recognize – by way of contrast – what we don’t want. The only thing missing is the willingness on the part of humanity to take responsibility for what has been created (and destroyed), recognize the power we wield with our choice to feel powerless…but hurry, there isn’t much time left.

…We can set up an agreed upon set of rules of what all 8 billion of us can’t do to each other.
We have those kinds of rules already, handed down throughout the generations.

But we can’t decide what anybody else should do…”
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That last sentence should end right there, full stop.
Anyone not violating ‘us’ has the infinite Liberty from us “deciding what anybody else should do”.
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And we need no
“…set of rules of what all 8 billion of us can’t do to each other. ”
What we “can’t do to each other” is violate Consent.
That is all, the one thing we must not do to each other is violate consent.
To physically violate Consent is a physical act of Violence, pure and simple.
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You can decide in your community to concoct a
“…set of rules of what all of us ‘here’ can’t do to each other. ”

The rest of us will observe, carefully, from a ‘safe distance’.
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“2 percent of people can think critically. 8 percent think they can think. The other 90 percent would rather die than think.”

Bob Proctor frequently said Leland Van Der Walde told him that.