The Road Ahead

[bc76]

"As I see it from a distance, federal elections should NOT be able to be altered in any way at the state level. For instance, I have seen it written that California allows anyone with a local drivers license to register and vote, even illegal immigrants. And they actively encourage illegal immigrants to apply for a drivers license and then to register on the electoral roll. If they wish to do so at a state level, then fine. However, there is no way that should be allowed in national elections if illegal and that is something that could be fixed.

If you join a union, there needs to be rules and they need to be adhered to. You can't have one state (or more) corrupting the system set in place to govern the whole nation."

Several states filed lawsuits regarding the way the election was conducted in other states. Our judicial system refused to hear any of them. That approach was tried. Our system of checks and balances has been thwarted by influence and threats. The US government and its agencies (FBI, CIA) are rotten to the core.

[KirillMazur]

I think that the only real solution lies in the division of the United States. The South should break away in a new confederacy that includes much of the Midwest.

You can divide the country into at least 100 parts, but the influence of the banking system and the Federal Reserve on each of the fragments will not go anywhere.
The path to recovery lies in the plane of finances and people who are behind them.
Separatism will not help America in this situation, but the rest of the world may breathe easier, as America will be busy with its own problems.

[frankhammer]

We're not experts. We just bother to read books and newspapers. Maybe you should too.

Reading more books and newspapers doesn't make one an expert. It doesn't necessarily make you well informed even. Again, we are worlds apart life-wise. We're not poor and we don't harbour resentment towards migrants. We voice our opinions without the need to personally attack or offend others. Now that's a page you could take from our book and learn from.

[Smaland]

From top to bottom are photos of former defense secretary Mark Esper, former Attorney General Bill Barr, and General Mark Milley, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The image of Esper was posted at diarioamanecer.com.mx, the image of Barr is an AP photo posted at the Sydney Morning Herald, and the image of Milley is a Bloomberg photo that was also posted at the Sydney Morning Herald.

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(Back in 2020), Barr reportedly undermined the President’s desire to use the military to quell mass looting and rioting by Black Lives Matter and Antifa militants that ravaged myriad American cities throughout the summer.

President Trump wanted to invoke the Insurrection Act and make a show of strength which would force the looters off American streets in August, but Barr pushed back against the idea with help from Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman Mark Milley and Defense Secretary Mark Esper.

An exasperated Trump reportedly banged his hand on the Resolute Desk and stated, “No one gives me any ... support!”
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Full article at the National File

[Smaland]

Following is a quotation of section 0:53 - 2:02 of the video above, and it is stated below only in a spirit of constructive criticism.

Over the past four years, the narrator of the video has held the opinion that ...

... QAnon was a Russian-inspired psyop ... its purpose was to neutralize (potential) public outcry from the Trump supporters by creating the false impression that a secret cabal of powerful military intelligence officials had everything figured out, and under control, so that Trump would come out victorious against the machinations of the Deep State. The result? None of us bothered to take the time to volunteer for the most important job we could have done to help Mr. Trump: (poll watching). There were state government pleas as the election drew near, because fewer (people) than expected had offered their services (for) this election. The result? Tech titans stepped in to the tune of reportedly $500 million, to hire poll workers in ... precincts in just the battleground states, primarily Pennsylvania and Georgia ... (the workers were paid) extraordinary amounts for their cooperation, and later on (for) their silence about what really went on behind the curtains.

[Smaland]

Video: It's Time to Bug Out

She has good things to say about ProtonMail, Qwant, and Gab.

[Smaland]

Video: The Digital Iron Curtain

[Smaland]

From the op-ed linked to below:

" Rather than denigrating collective security, we should regularize the kind of multilateral response we assembled for the Gulf War. Why not breath life into the U.N. Charter? "

"Counterpoint" op-ed that appeared in the Wall Street Journal on Thursday, April 23, 1992, as reproduced at The Tatty Journal

[Smeagol]

[Smaland]

Video: Panel Discussion at TruNews.com


Quotation from a transcript of the speech, which is linked to below:

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Only by using special means to 'clean up' America will we be able to lead the Chinese people there. This is the only choice left for us. This is not a matter of whether we are willing to do it or not. What kind of special means is there available for us to 'clean up America'?

Conventional weapons such as fighters, (cannons), missiles and battleships won’t do; neither will highly destructive weapons such as nuclear weapons. We are not as foolish as to want to perish together with America by using nuclear weapons, despite the fact that we have been exclaiming that we will have the Taiwan issue resolved at whatever cost. Only by using non-destructive weapons that can kill many people will we be able to reserve America for ourselves. There has been rapid development of modern biological technology, and new bio-weapons have been invented one after another. Of course, we have not been idle, in the past years we have seized the opportunity to master weapons of this kind. ...
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Speech by General Chi Haotian, posted at jrnyquist.blog