Inciting 'Democratic' pushback may be the ruse to draw it out and kill it

(Lost context - probably within a Dellingpole youtube comment stream).

 

 I see this, but I don't see Cameron being allowed to do anything that the underlying power structure does not support, nor do I see Cameron as a statesman or decision maker.

So fear of 'democratic' pushback may be the ruse to draw it out and kill it?
Which is effectively what is going on.

I agree that such a bubble mentality dissociates from reality - and further, that when coagulating around leverage for control, becomes insanely set in attack on reality - which perhaps I should spell Reality - because everyone has their own reality-experience, regardless of whether it aligns in communication and relationship or runs as a whirled of its own spin.

I still feel the packaged 'brexit' was a form of kettling the mind such that even if it made much noise it would have no means to interfere with anything - and could be used to generate counter narratives - ie: framing a democratic expression as 'populism' against a portrayal of 'globalism' on the run.
Ju-jitsu.

I understand that democratic decision can be distorted by inducing deep fears, false hopes, and framed solutions targeted to profiled psychology.

Without an educational basis of immunity or resilience to fear as viral attack, democracy is framed in psychological manipulation and once the means of production and supply are effectively monopolised under a corrupted banking system, funding can be assigned without limit - as in covid, or choked off as in covid.

The desire or drive for control seeks to limit a sense of lack or deprivation and regain it in the frame of lost connection , lost love and lost power, so as to seek it among the fragments of broken and conflicting meanings. But the mask of power and the mask of love do not extend the virtues of love or power, and so the mind is fitted to false currency that generates false results that require coercion and deceit to defend against exposure.