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On the other hand, governments never like to give up emergency powers to squash free speech and freedom of association.
Recently read how the fall of the USSR was unprecedented in history because there was no revolution, the government just seemed to concede power. Reason, it wasn't about ending Communism, just about disguising it under the guise of socialist democracy. This was so banks could loan to Russia and Eastern Europe without the uproar of supporting Communism, despite the fact that most of the players in Russia have stayed in power.
I do recall Boris Yeltsin having tanks shell the Russian Federated Soviet Socialist Republic's parliament building at one point. Was on TV and shit.
Gorbachev was sidelined in Crimea at that time.
On the one hand, it was part of the conspirators' plan all along to miraculously end the "pandemic" as soon as Trump was removed, and lo and behold, "cases" started dropping literally the moment that Biden was sworn in, with obviously corrupt help from the WHO's changing "standards".
On the other hand, governments never like to give up emergency powers to squash free speech and freedom of association. All they really care about is their own power and how it can be used to funnel public money to their ultra-rich owners.