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  1. #21
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Originally posted by MexicanMasterRace Lol what like bernie sanders whi has 50yrs in politics and got arrested in civil rights movements?

    Maybe his job was to direct the discourse?
  2. #22
    the man who put it in my hood Black Hole [miraculously counterclaim my golf]
    So you don't have proof is what you are saying
  3. #23
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood So you don't have proof is what you are saying

    No I do have proof.

    I clearly wrote I have proof.

    Which is completely unrelated to the topic at hand. I don't know how AOC got here.
  4. #24
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Let's talk about fake news.

    The public is either conscious to the fact, or has been persuaded by arguments that the Iraq war was based on lies. They are now overwhelmingly of the opinion that the government lies to the people everyday in order to have public opinion as closely aligned as possible to government policy to reduce the instances of social and political unrest.

    In this context, there are government announcements playing off this to attempt to appear to be of the same frame of mind as the people. This is psychological manipulation.

    There are regular discussions that the state of affairs we live in is worse than 1984, worse than Soviet Russia and even student newspapers saying the western media lies about the true state of North Korea, and that it is so poor because of sanctions and it has no where to export to, preventing it from having a manufacturing industry, meaning it has to import anything resembling a luxury good, such as basic goods including candy.

    The government is playing off these sentiments to promote public trust, or alternatively, to hammer the point home to the initiated.

    As a side note, do you REALLY think the government would let us elect who we want to make the decisions for them, considering their 20 year plans and career diplomats, career soldiers, career economists etc? Of course not. They will choose who is most trustworthy to be a team player and sign off on what they demand and make statements they demand to effect public discourse and world events as they demand.

    Case 1:
    Fake news as a buzzword

    Case 2:
    Florida, leading to the election of George Bush, whose father was boss of the CIA, who declared war on Iraq

    Case 3:
    Electronic voting machines
  5. #25
    the man who put it in my hood Black Hole [miraculously counterclaim my golf]
    You said tree huggers aren't allowed to have positions in government and I said what about AOC
  6. #26
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Richard Broinowski, former Australian ambassador to South Korea and Anna’s father, reminds us that threats by Kim Jong-il to the US are not the full story. “What the media leaves out is that he actually says more than that each time. He says ‘we will nuke you if you fire at us’.” Mr Broinowski accuses the mainstream media, notably Rupert Murdoch’s empire, of adulterating the facts about North Korea, portraying them as the instigators of international hostility.

    http://honisoit.com/2016/05/how-kim-jong-il-took-down-coal-seam-gas-in-the-inner-west/

    If that got on CNN, America would be destroyed.

    The whole world would be talking about propaganda, war based on lies for power, hegemony and oil as well as America having global domination aims, caring nothing for innocents who die as collateral damage.

    The shift would be boomer to neocon to Nazi.

    America would be completely and utterly destroyed. All over the world. It would be sanctioned.

    However, America is pulling the wool over our eyes in coordination with allied governments. They will protect this charade.
  7. #27
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood You said tree huggers aren't allowed to have positions in government and I said what about AOC

    I also discussed agents as protest leaders.
  8. #28
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Why do we join the military or police?

    Because the world is a good place and we need to make sure it stays that way.

    This is what we believe. What if we have been lied to this whole time?

    Your life is the equal of a North Korean soldier to the government if you join the army. You're dying for lies to enhance government power and corruption.

    Your life is equal to a gangbanger if you're a cop. You're both scaring civilians in to submission and conformity.

    The land of the free.



    Lyrics:

    One heart, one way, one love
    To share but not to chain
    That's freedom

    I want something you understand
    To make us stand proud
    As nothing else can

    How is that NOT military recruiting? Talking about what freedom means, so we can all stand together. That is a huge part of military indoctrination. We are one.....
  9. #29
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    The U.S. military has evolved since the 1940s, adapting to advancing technology and a vastly different enemy.

    But what has not changed is that the U.S. military stands as a key element in protecting the freedoms Franklin Roosevelt outlined in his speech.

    https://www.bushcenter.org/catalyst/freedom/howe-military-and-freedom.html
  10. #30
    too.dark.to.see Tuskegee Airman
    Sometimes, we must fight. We do so because freedom is worth defending, and tyranny must be opposed. America maintains a special role in defending freedom because our country does not just believe in freedom — freedom is our founding principle, our essence. Further, we live in the world’s oldest democracy and have been blessed with the strength to protect our freedoms and to help others who seek the same. The miracle of America is that we do not use our power to take away the freedom of others, as is the pattern of nations throughout history

    https://www.nationalreview.com/2007/07/why-we-fight-nro-symposium/

    As you can see the American culture that Hollywood and politicians espouse is strong in this one. He probably works 9-5 and goes out three times a year, excluding work Christmas parties. But that sense of belonging he gets when he feels patriotic is such a strong drug he's so high he forgets he has no life and believes all the bullshit.
  11. #31
    Originally posted by too.dark.to.see Yes.

    Can I post it here or link it from Google?

    No.

    lolwat
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