Scholé news, January 2022

For two years the rule of law has been slowly dissolving, not only in Austria.

Since the beginning of 2020, about 40 regulations have been subsequently overturned by the Austrian Constitutional Court. This did not impress those in government. Without apology, they issued new regulations, again without objective justification, which is why the new regulations were and are just as unlawful as the overturned ones. The state broadcaster and the system media remain silent about this to this day.

A constitutional state works according to a clear hierarchy: laws take precedence over regulations, and the constitution takes precedence over laws. Our constitution is based on human rights, which are inalienable. So they can neither be granted nor restricted or abolished by regulations, because they are the birthright of every human being. This means that there can be no legally valid vaccination mandate at all, because every compulsory medical measure violates the inalienable right to physical integrity.

In Resolution 2361 of 27 January 2021, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe clearly confirmed this: no one may be obliged to be vaccinated. Discrimination at the workplace or travel bans are thus ruled out. Politicians, officials or doctors who violate this resolution are guilty of a crime against humanity that never becomes time-barred. The Nuremberg Code, too – adopted in 1947 to prevent experiments on humans such as those carried out in the Nazi era – prohibits any medical intervention without full information and the absolutely voluntary consent of those affected. (The memorial on Albertinaplatz commemorates the Nazi murders by syringe!) Nevertheless, the parliamentary majority this week passed a vaccination mandate from 1 February 2022. Have the compliant Austrian representatives of the people not thereby proved that representative democracy is unsuitable for safeguarding the rule of law?

Those people who have been taking to the streets in ever greater numbers for two years to demonstrate peacefully for their fundamental rights and freedoms and for new forms of living together have realised this. What distinguishes them from the good citizens who still consider it their supreme duty to obey state orders without question, however absurd or unlawful they may be? The pressure of circumstances and the possibility of informing themselves and networking on the internet have made a wondrous change possible: a growing minority is beginning, albeit still tentatively, to warm to the outrageous idea that POWER COULD ACTUALLY EMANATE FROM THE PEOPLE!

That means breaking with a tradition thousands of years old. Until now, the authorities could rely on the fact that they only had to declare a state of emergency and call on all their sheep to show solidarity in order to trigger a conditioned reflex: fear spreads, criticism falls silent and the people stand united as one behind their leaders. Anyone who still grumbles now draws the people’s wrath upon themselves!

Recently I have been studying the biography of the author Stefan Zweig. Even at a young age he enjoyed great success with his stories and plays and published regularly in newspapers and magazines. With the outbreak of war in 1914, that changed abruptly: no newspaper was willing to publish his contributions or review his works any more. Why? Because Stefan Zweig, unlike most of his fellow writers, steadfastly refused to join in the general war rhetoric and to regard all French people as enemies from one day to the next. His friend Romain Rolland fared no better on the other side of the front. He, too, paid for his uncompromising pacifism with ostracism and a publication ban.

The First World War has already faded considerably from collective memory. What happened a generation later is more present to us. In the 1930s, millions of “cultivated” Germans and Austrians were ready, as if at the push of a button, to betray their Jewish neighbours. Shortly afterwards, they bowed to the order to let their sons be sacrificed in a murderous world war. Stefan Zweig was able to flee Austria in time, first to England, then to Brazil. There, in 1942, he committed suicide together with his wife, because he no longer had the strength to watch the madness of war to the end a second time…

The historian and peace researcher Daniele Ganser is one of the few scholars who look at world events with the clear pacifist eye of a Stefan Zweig or a Romain Rolland. In his books and lectures, he analyses meticulously the methods by which a population can be made to switch off its critical faculties and follow, more or less as one, the call to war – always justified, of course, as a defensive strategy.

The results of Ganser’s research are remarkable: every single one of the armed conflicts he examined was demonstrably staged by secret string-pullers in the background. With the help of the media, the éminences grises repeatedly succeeded in whipping up the people into an agitated war mood through false-flag attacks. Each of these conflicts brought hardship, death and endless suffering to the population, while those who had instigated and financed it emerged even richer and more powerful: first they earned from selling weapons to all warring parties, then from rebuilding the war-torn countries.

In 2020 we entered the hot phase of a new kind of war, long in preparation, which has truly engulfed the entire globe. This war, too, disguised as a defensive struggle against a virus, began with a false-flag operation, because the coronavirus had already been patented years before and therefore, in all probability, comes from a laboratory. But the decades of coming to terms with the wars and catastrophes of the 20th century were not entirely in vain: this time it is more obvious than ever who the warmongers behind the scenes are:

Hrdlicka’s memorial against war and fascism on Albertinaplatz

The money trail leads to the most powerful international corporations, whose immense wealth has doubled again in the last two years. Since these corporations also own all the big media houses, have brought universities and NGOs under their influence through “philanthropic” foundations and finance 80% of international organisations such as the WHO, they naturally also have in their hands the states, which are without exception highly indebted – to whom, one wonders? It would hardly be possible to explain otherwise why in 2020 all the countries of the world left their existing pandemic plans in the drawer and instead followed the draconian guidelines of the WHO, infiltrated by Big Pharma.

“How can you claim such a thing? Nobody would do that,” well-meaning friends or acquaintances often object indignantly when I mention inhuman crimes such as medicines that make people ill, vaccination campaigns that in truth serve to control the world population, sadistic fear narratives or the merciless plundering of entire economies through supposed protective measures. Don’t we hear every day about the clearing of rainforests, the extinction of entire species, hunger and desertification caused by industrial agriculture and genetically modified hybrid seed, about the ever-widening gap between rich and poor? Haven’t we all seen pictures of emaciated children working under unimaginable conditions in mines where the metals for producing our mobile phones and computers are extracted? Are these any less inhuman crimes just because they have become “normal”?

Thanks to many courageous and determined people, we no longer have to wait for historians’ analyses after the fact. We can already find plenty of information on the internet – not only about the short- and long-term goals of the alleged health crisis, but above all about strategies for overcoming our millennia-old debt bondage, which, thanks to the corona crisis, more and more people are now becoming aware of. Apparently such strong pressure from outside was needed for as many people as possible to finally develop further: from being controlled by external authorities to self-empowerment!

In my experience, however, what is decisive for this step is not studying alternative media and clever books, but turning inwards – whether through closeness to nature, meditation, inspirations or personal spiritual experiences. In their very own inner world, people find their true greatness, their immortal spiritual essence. This immunises them against manipulation, scaremongering or bribery. In direct contact with the source, they eventually even transcend the dual level of the necessary distinction between truth and lies and become one with the greater love that affirms everything as it is.

The less people identify with their ego (appearance, reputation, titles, money), the more clearly they can intuitively perceive the structure of our matrix: the evil spirit of lust for power, division and lies that pervades all areas of life – school, the economy, politics, even art and culture. Holy anger at the fraudulent machinations of the string-pullers and annoyance at the blindness of so many contemporaries are the first steps of a painful awakening. Through the humble acknowledgement of other people’s pain and one’s own, this personal transformation process finally leads to all-embracing compassion: if I can understand how different people’s perspectives are, I also understand that, however hard it may be for me, I have to let each individual go their own path of insight at their own pace.

On the other hand, this gives me the confidence that everything that happens makes sense. Lockdowns and restrictions on contact call out to us: “Human, become essential!” Resistance to totalitarian regulations creates a feeling of close solidarity among those who refuse to obey and those unwilling to be vaccinated. On ostracised internet platforms we can make the virtual acquaintance of the heroines and heroes of our time. At demonstrations we meet like-minded people whom we would otherwise never have met. And when many self-determined individuals join together, they have a completely new and wondrous experience, the experience of SWARM INTELLIGENCE: when everyone is allowed to contribute joyfully to the COMMON GOOD what they most like to do and no one else can do better, there is no more competition, no more leaders and no more led, and things fall into place as if by themselves. Following an invisible divine choreography, we all move together harmoniously in the dance of love and joy of life.

Vaccinated and unvaccinated, please join together! Please hold out! When right has become wrong, peaceful resistance becomes a duty for all who recognise it!

With conspiratorial heartfelt greetings, Alexandra

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