Anybody heard of this guy?
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Yes, and the shills and trolls are out in force trying to say the quote is fake - but it's real. The issue is it was only published in French originally, and only in print, so there are various attempts at translation and inconsistencies between examples of the quote. the one in the image has been condensed as well - the translation on this page seems to be the most accurate and also gives the context, publication and date:
https://www.thebernician.net/globalist-banker-predicted-scamdemic-genocide-of-the-useless/
This guy is still influential in Europe so there are PR people trying to poo-poo this quote.
Thank you for the much needed info, I was just looking up the book, could only find online French versions to double check this, Wikipedia has even dedicated a paragraph to refute it saying: "Quotes claiming to be from Attali's book Verbatim have been spread around the internet by covid conspiracy theorists. The quotes are a fabrication. [1]" I am pretty sure whenever we bring this up to a normie, he will just "google it", open up the wiki and feel assured that "conspriacy theorists" are mad as usual.
NOT FAKE AT ALL.. if you read the only comment in this book section of Amazon.. the supposed reader confirms he mentions that: https://www.amazon.com/Verbatim-1-Attali-Jacques/dp/2253137510
Quotes that read like a comic book supervillain explaining his master plan to the hero right before he kills them.... I always assume are fake if they are not easy to accurately source, which lets be real, these kind of quotes never are. Using these hard to verify quotes to try and wake up normies is useless because it can't be proven to them beyond a reasonable doubt (assuming they are true), and using them amongst ourselves is useless because we know what they are doing from real sources and a stupid master plot evil villain quote doesn't change anything, it's literally just people jerking off that they found the smoking gun or something
I'm not trying to wake anybody up, if you're on your way to the slaughterhouse, godspeed to you
Yes, that's why I'm saying these hard to prove comic book super villain quotes are more damaging to our reliability than helpful