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I agree, Biden and Trump were both bad.Where do we go from here? Keep arguing with people about which one, including the republicans and democrats, with people who aren't going to change their minds?
If yall put half as much effort into trying to agree as you do disagreeing, we might get somewhere. In fact, we might get decent politicians.
I agree, Biden and Trump were both bad.
Trump was better than Biden though. Biden is a disaster.
What I think is, there's a man behind the curtain. A hidden unseen force, unknown to most of us, yanking strings and pulling levers.
I call it the Deep State, I've seen others around here refer to it as the Uniparty and etc.
You ask what's next?
Expose it.
Get it into the public domain.
Put it squarely down in the middle of the intersection at Front and Main.
Total scumbag conman, rube...Biden has some stutter remaining, yes. Eat shite.ARE YOU REALLY comparing a vibrant, career lifetime businessman with enough flamboyant successes in his life to make him somewhat cocky and boastful, and backed it up in office, to a dazed, fossil lifetime DC pressed suit who literally needs pre-written cards handed to him to tell him where he is, what date it is, and what to talk about and who to call on for questions (and what answers to give them) as he stumbles about the stage?
Ruble? You got Russia on your mind, son?Total scumbag conman, rube...
Muslim pussy you say? Is that your bag, frank?Eat shite.
Not all. (I mean, the globalists are part of it, but they're not all of it). We have a system of "checks and balances", right? Only, the checks and balances in actual play, are not the ones most of us would ordinarily consider. For example, the boundaries between the three branches of our government are long gone, they've been gone for 150 years.I believe the libertarians claim that "globalists" are behind it all.
I'll say this additional thing:I believe the libertarians claim that "globalists" are behind it all.
From Reiner Fuellmich's Grand Jury proceedings, Day 5, Patrick Wood, who has written books and numerous articles on the theme of technocracy gives his testimony. He talks about how the technocracy movement in the early 20th century was rejected but since then the technocrats have been re-inventing it and are trying to carry it to its conclusion, complete control over every aspect of our lives. His presentation is 33 minutes long with questions and answers following. Watch the first video in this series of Reiner Fuellmich's Grand Jury, Day 1 Opening Statement that explains what the Grand Jury proceedings are about. See my PDF with links to the Grand Jury website where there are links to the videos of each full day of the proceedingsI'll say this additional thing:
The consent of the governed, implies the knowledge and awareness of the governed.
You can't consent to something you're not aware of.
goldengalaxies.net
I’ll think just how good Sleepy Joe is when I next fill up my gas tank and when I go to the grocery store. I thought of him today when I looked at the stock market and how my 401k is doing. At the rate things are going it will be a 201k soon.Biden might be bad for batshit crazy trumpsters, but for patriotic Americans, he's doing a damn fine job. I agree that trump was pretty bad.
Don’t forget about Rocket Man in North Korea. He’s back to testing his rockets and he may soon run another nuclear test.Almost 8% inflation, shortages and supply-line issues, the Saudis won't answer Biden's phone calls, the Iranians just fired 12 missiles right next to a US consulate in Iraq, and we're on the brink of a global thermonuclear war.
And you say Biden is doing a damned fine job.
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The propensity of liberals to focus on personalities rather than accomplishments is definitely problematic.Trump destroyed liberals' feelings.
Biden is destroying our nation, now working on the world.
Compare and contrast.
(though I realize liberals believe their feelings ARE the world....)
edwardslavsquat.substack.com
Indeed, it’s fun to think (and quietly cry) about how the First World War—which allegedly destroyed various autocratic regimes and replaced them with freedom-loving liberal democracies—actually heralded the end of one of the most basic and fundamental human rights: the right to go somewhere without needing special permission or getting your nether-regions massaged by a diabetic TSA agent.. . . "Nothing makes us more sensible of the immense relapse into which the world fell after the First World War than the restrictions on man’s freedom of movement and the diminution of his civil rights.
Before 1914 the earth had belonged to all. People went where they wished and stayed as long as they pleased.
There were no permits, no visas, and it always gives me pleasure to astonish the young by telling them that before 1914 I traveled from Europe to India and to America without passport and without ever having seen one. One embarked and alighted without questioning or being questioned, one did not have to fill out a single one of the many papers which are required today. […]
The world was on the defensive against strangers, everywhere they got short shrift. The humiliations which once had been devised with criminals alone in mind now were imposed upon the traveler, before and during every journey. […]
If I reckon up the many forms I have filled out during these years, declarations on every trip, tax declarations, foreign exchange certificates, border passes, entrance permits, departure permits, registrations on coming and on going; the many hours I have spent in ante-rooms of consulates and officials, the many inspectors, friendly and unfriendly, bored and overworked, before whom I have sat, the many examinations and interrogations at frontiers I have been through, then I feel keenly how much human dignity has been lost in this century which, in our youth, we had credulously dreamed of as one of freedom, as of the federation of the world.
The loss in creative work, in thought, as a result of those spirit-crushing procedures is incalculable. Have not many of us spent more time studying official rules and regulations than works of the intellect!
The first excursion in a foreign country was no longer to a museum or to a world renowned view, but to a consulate, to a police office, to get a “permit.”
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www.technocracy.news
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We can't trust these people with digital currencyAll freedom will be lost when the war is won
War in Ukraine (or anywhere else) will usher in the digital Dark Ages
All freedom will be lost when the war is won
War in Ukraine (or anywhere else) will usher in the digital Dark Ages
‘Before the war nobody asked you for a passport’
". . . The irreplaceable Stefan Zweig—who eventually killed himself because of how upset he was about passports and so many other terrible developments during his lifetime—provided the best firsthand account of the introduction of this travel document and what it represented to those who once knew a better world:
Indeed, it’s fun to think (and quietly cry) about how the First World War—which allegedly destroyed various autocratic regimes and replaced them with freedom-loving liberal democracies—actually heralded the end of one of the most basic and fundamental human rights: the right to go somewhere without needing special permission or getting your nether-regions massaged by a diabetic TSA agent.. . . "
WHO making moves on international vaccine 'passport'
Global Digital ID Coming On Heels Of Coronavirus Panic Of 2020
Requirement #6 of the original 1934 Technocracy Study Course stated, "Provide specific registration of the consumption of each individual, plus a record and description of the individual." Thanks to the Great Panic of 2020, this is being railroaded through.
Corona Crisis Control - Digital Identification Für Alle | Pharos
A digital identity for every citizen on the globe has been identified by the World Bank and World Economic Forum as an important part in the realisation of the Sustainable Development Goals. The right to a legal identity is a part of Global Goal 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). An...
No, because of where the Democratic party has gone, it's completely left behind anyone that isn't far to the left. Hell even Obama couldn't get elected today on the same agenda he ran on in either 08 or 12.Yeah, because of all the childish finger pointing.
Trump was right on about 85% or so policy wise, he just wasn't the right guy for the job. We need another Reagan but where that person will come from I don't as yet know.Biden is shit.
Trump was good.
No, because of where the Democratic party has gone, it's completely left behind anyone that isn't far to the left. Hell even Obama couldn't get elected today on the same agenda he ran on in either 08 or 12.
There used to be room for compromise on many issues but the dem's are no longer compromising at all, they are going to with full gusto as far to the left as they can with each successive election.
Trump was right on about 85% or so policy wise, he just wasn't the right guy for the job. We need another Reagan but where that person will come from I don't as yet know.
Do you not realize that every budget is a compromise? Unfortunately in the modern era that tends to mean when we get close to election time both parties have a spending party throwing in everything but the kitchen sink into an Omnibus Bill so they can all get out of town to campaign.Wasn't bad for who? You? He sucked to me. In many of the same ways that Biden sucks.
Trump spent too much. Funded planned parenthood and gender studies in Pakistan. He assaulted the 2A with his bump stock ban. He gave Ukraine, Israel and other countries too much money.
Screw him and Biden.
