Present global fake "covid-19 pandemics" is indicative of the totalitarian despotism of the multibillionaires' cabal. As ever, the crises of capitalism bring suffering to mankind and both the enjoyment of absolutist power and spoils of corruption to the super-rich.
This outrage of fake "covid-19 pandemics" clearly demonstrates the fascist bestiality, economical decay and utter insanity of global capitalism. It can surely be compared to the outrage of decaying Roman empire. Therefore today I repost here an excerpt from "The Lives of the Twelve Caesars" by Suetonius - Book "Nero", chapter 38.
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"But
he showed no greater mercy to the people or the walls of his capital.
When some one in a general conversation said:
"When I am
dead, be earth consumed by fire"
he rejoined "Nay,
rather while I live," and his action was wholly in accord. For
under cover of displeasure at the ugliness of the old buildings and
the narrow, crooked streets, he set fire to the city so openly that
several ex-consuls did not venture to lay hands on his household
servants although they caught them on their estates with tow and
firebrands, while some granaries near the Golden House, on a plot of
ground he particularly desired, were demolished by engines of war and
then set on fire, because their walls were of stone.
For six days and seven nights destruction raged, while the people were driven for shelter to monuments and tombs. At that time, besides an immense number of apartment houses, the private houses of leaders of old were burned, still adorned with trophies of victory, and the temples of the Gods vowed and dedicated by the Kings and later in the Punic and Gallic wars, and whatever else interesting and noteworthy had survived from antiquity. Viewing the conflagration from the tower of Maecenas and exulting, as he said, in "the beauty of the flames," he sang the whole of the "Sack of Troy," dressed up in his regular stage costume.
Furthermore, to gain from this calamity too all the spoil and booty possible, while promising the removal of the debris and dead bodies free of cost he allowed no one to approach the ruins of his own property. And from the contributions which he not only received, but even demanded, he nearly bankrupted the provinces and exhausted the resources of individuals."
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