The Worker Fire US

21/11/2023 02:12

 The Worker Fire Us

 

Work, and then they’re virus. The 21st century employer, supported by the army, and the police, is a worker virus, that is, first the worker works, and when they’ve produced something of value to civilization, culture and art, they’re fire us. Although the firing of workers is conceived as a euphemism for their being told by the employer that their labor is no longer required, for the Ukrainians the army of Vlad, fire ‘Rus Putin, President of Russia, invading the Ukraine in February 2022, with his TOS 1 missile launching ‘heavy flamethrower system’, that first lays an flammable vapor over the target zone before igniting it, so causing a vacuum that collapses the lungs before incinerating the workers, are the firers.

 Bringing the virus of hell to the workers of the Ukraine in the wake of the SARS-2 virus, causing the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) pandemic of 2019, which killed several millions of people throughout the nations of the Earth, went against the basic principles of socialism, as set forth in Das Kapital (1967) by German philosopher of economics, Karl Marx, implemented after the successful workers’ revolution against the autarchy of Tsar Nicholas II, led by Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov, ’Lenin’ (1870-1924) in October 1917, so establishing communism as Russia’s future socio-economic system.

 

 

 As a former Republic until 1991 of the Soviet system imposed upon the nations of Eastern Europe after WWII’s defeat of Germany’s attempt to enslave them, the Ukraine was a socialist country attempting to become a market economy, where the communist ideal of, ‘from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs’, was replaced by capitalist competition, that is, if supply doesn’t meet demand, what’s produced by the worker costs the buyer more, because what’s manufactured is determined by demand, so the scarcity of a desirable product raises the price, which is artificially induced by withholding, or delaying the release of a desirable item, for example, new technological innovations, and scientific improvements to human life through medical science, so the capitalist entrepreneur can make more out of the workers.

 Maintained as slaves by the firers, that is, managers who hire and fire, termination is more than a metaphor for life and death, as anyone knows who’s seen actor Arnold Schwarzenegger in his science fiction movie role as, The Terminator (1984), with those fighting for freedom killed routinely by machines manufactured in the image of the workers. The prevalence of the instrumentation of death in the form of departure terminals, a euphemism for abort passengers, alongside more personal computer (PC) terminals, where the virus can be monitored while actively working, belies the notion that the extermination of humanity by machines is a fictional artifice used by the capital of the mass media entertainment industry located in the district of Hollywood, ‘Babylon’, city of Los Angeles, west coast state of California, in the United States of America. Cinema-goers, as well as TV watchers, are subjected to virally repetitive attacks designed to fierily consume human nature.

 Manufactured, as a single male brained creature, wearing each other’s clothes in TV transvestism, men and women are bred for extinction. Programed with ‘TV wars’ by the mass media edutainment system of movies, magazines, and television, it’s ‘monkey see, monkey do’,1 a sign of which slavish imitativeness was the discovery by DR Congo in 1983 of a mutant strain of the simian immune deficiency virus (SIV), transmitted between homosexual monkey imitators, spreading the human immune deficiency virus (HIV) variant, as the ‘incurable killer disease’, AIDS, that is, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, by inserting their infected penis’ semen into each other’s anuses.

 

 

 When it was discovered that the human race was more susceptible to the severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) pandemic, arising in communist China in late 2019, because of exposure to HIV/AIDS weakening of the human system, it was evident that the species was the victim of ‘biological warfare’, waged by homosexuality at least since the ancient Greeks’ documentation of their institutionalization of pederasty in host womb enslavement of women for war (499-449 B.C.) against the Persian Empire of Darius.

 Symptoms of SARS flatulence appeared in Putin’s heavy flamethrower system, where a layer of flammable vapor was ignited to create a vacuum, sucking air form the lungs, before those in the target zone of the missile launched weapon were incinerated, so suggesting that the human system, weakened by AIDS/SARS, produced such farts from its anus, which is diametrically opposed to the basic communist principle that ‘workers control the means of production’, so that their employment can’t be terminated by the firers, which method of extinguishing the human worker for a better life, through the gainful use of their own labor, appeared to have been planned by Russia’s Committee for State Security (KGB), and particularly its former Lieutenant Colonel Vladimir Putin, since the development of AIDS in DR Congo in 1983.

 Although the Eurasian Steppes are infamous for the Mongol hordes sweeping across from Mongolia in uppermost China to found the Mongol Empire (1206-1294 C.E.), the steps from the emergence of AIDS in DR Congo, to the 2002 discovery of the SARS virus in a cave of bats in Yunnan province, China, and the February 2022 invasion of the Ukraine by Putin ‘the fire ‘Rus, aren’t logically connected, which suggests a concerted effort to discredit the labors of communist workers by an alien intelligence concerned to undermine human civilization, culture and art, by virally labeling it a lazy slave, so to extinguish it fierily. Fire ‘Rus analysts at the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the US might argue that the Main Directorate of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces (GU) was ‘compromised’.

 

1 Oregon, Portland, The Sailor's Magazine and Seamen's Friend, American Seamen's Friend Society, New York, 73:1, January 1901, p. 30