There is a security guard who works at night in the street where I live, employed by my neighbour who owns a few properties in the area which he rents out to tourists. This security guard, who came to South Africa not so long ago, hails from the very same place as Tedros - Ethiopia.
He says it's very well known in Ethiopia that Tedros i…
There is a security guard who works at night in the street where I live, employed by my neighbour who owns a few properties in the area which he rents out to tourists. This security guard, who came to South Africa not so long ago, hails from the very same place as Tedros - Ethiopia.
He says it's very well known in Ethiopia that Tedros is "a big gangsta".
The more society buys into this endless cycle of mental terrorism, the easier it will be for the big gangstas in pharma/media/tech/big biz to dispose of humans as if they were slaves, and I'm speaking psychologically, not necessarily physically.
This is an existential crisis, where society is doubting itself in an era of relentless psychological pummeling from all angles.
To use a safari metaphor for lockdown - "canned hunting is not fair chase".
There is a security guard who works at night in the street where I live, employed by my neighbour who owns a few properties in the area which he rents out to tourists. This security guard, who came to South Africa not so long ago, hails from the very same place as Tedros - Ethiopia.
He says it's very well known in Ethiopia that Tedros is "a big gangsta".
The more society buys into this endless cycle of mental terrorism, the easier it will be for the big gangstas in pharma/media/tech/big biz to dispose of humans as if they were slaves, and I'm speaking psychologically, not necessarily physically.
This is an existential crisis, where society is doubting itself in an era of relentless psychological pummeling from all angles.
To use a safari metaphor for lockdown - "canned hunting is not fair chase".