Thursday, March 3, 2022

A SIGNAL Conversation With A Mutual Friend On Propaganda, Corporatism And The Hidden Global Coup


A SIGNAL Conversation With A Mutual Friend On Propaganda, Corporatism And The Hidden Global Coup

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Note : Not Part Of The Signal Conversation But My Own Comments Below

The contracts, if they indeed are what they are alleged to be, are nothing but one-sided in favour of the manufacturer.

It is laughable to call such "contracts" contracts.

They are more like agreements to commit mischief, no?

What makes it all so tragic is that governments across the globe would be willing parties to such a contractual sham? 

Bolehland's own Minister of Health, if I recall correctly, had even admitted he could not reveal the cost of Pfizer vaccines because the government is bound by the terms of the contract with the manufacturer!

Ordinarily, in a contract between parties where one is in superior position of authority, advantage or strength against the other, where the terms are onerous, such contract terms, or the contract itself, can and should be struck down for being unconscionable, no?

But governments signing in to such one-sided contracts show up their stupidity or desperation or complicity or whatever, rightly deserve to be condemned and held to account by the people.

No?

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