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Jeremiah Gil Ohlen's avatar

Crop wood & carry Water

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andy's avatar

but wait there's more (always, in ronco world):

Chile. Another offshore lab. Brain abortions, anyone? Or maybe ablations. 🎶 Ablation-nation, what’s your fixation?

https://rokfin.com/post/74509/Neurorights-and-Neuromarkets

Could say Argentina & the current Milli-Vanilli show- -

Nurse Ratched disguised as RP McMurphy - - is an offshore g/lobe/otomy, too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtECHu3VzdQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esyMmxQ5hkY

The Silicon Valley “Chilean” described in the rokfin link WW talk is a Spaniard.

In the Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid sequel, Blackthorn, the good crook affiliation gone bad (the truth will out sometimes) was a Spaniard in Bolivia. Different on the map, but the same territory.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-f34bfHVnk

O’course/correctives too, The Eternal Sunshine o’the Spotless Mind:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBEke6JixyE

If we can’t get them out, by bashing their brains out. we’ll brainwash them out, even better than before:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/n5BTJxroyKQ

Stringing the ham between the ears:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYVz2G-r01U

Southern Cone-an the Barbari-an … globalists, trans “nationalists” & “humanists” on the jaundiced-brick road - oh, my!

“Mentors” came into a subsequent ring after this one. Rare RPE’s aside, mostly it’s mentoro! mentoro! red-cape charging torture ritual & death. Just another bread-ucation/circus ka-ching.

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FlyingDad's avatar

Just a side note on U.S. manufacturing, how many manufacturing facilities are actually union? Germany and other manufacturers (Honda)have factories here that I believe are NON-UNION. This Trump Administration might just be good for ALL of the country. Remember who the pundits are and how wrong they’ve been in the last 5 years.

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Bruce Crockett's avatar

Wow. Listening to you guys talk about the military is like listening to Tibetan monks describe an American football game. You are ignorant on these matters and should stick to economic commentary. When our country was formed, George Washington (and others) were very wary of foreign entanglements, and after beating back the British empire we had only the Coast Guard to defend our shores. But we needed international trade, and Maine and Massachusetts were the epicenter at that time. After watching our merchant ships hijacked by Sultans, who were in essence Muslim warlords, Thomas Jefferson realized that America would never thrive without a Navy. The Sultans stole all of the goods, enslaved the crew, and reflagged the vessels for their own use. Before the U.S. Navy, the only option was to pay the Sultans exorbitant fees for a right of passage. Jefferson pushed Congress to fund the Navy and our military reach was extended to the seven seas. Even today, without the U.S. military there would be no global trade, much less free trade. Face that reality. Has our adventurism over reach caused huge problems, as profligated by the CIA and other globalists? Yes. Is Defense total bullshit? No. Get real. Today the Muslims in the Red Sea are blocking merchant vessels once again. Today we were facing control of the Panama canal by China. Communism has been the scourge of humanity for nearly 200 years now. To sit back and question whether China is an enemy or not is laughable. Do we want to wage war with China? Hell no, but we witnessed the demise of the Soviet Union without firing a shot, and it was enabled by the realization that they could never keep pace with our military innovation. That is the result we need in China. You have lost my respect with this ignorant diatribe.

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Jbakst's avatar

Your opinions about national security are total bullshit. That’s why you’re not president of the United States of America. China is the enemy of the world. You are all fools and I will no longer subscribe to such garbage. Enjoy Argentina, Mr. Casey. You’re just jealous.

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Matt Smith's avatar

Oh lord.

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andy's avatar

Besidescript:

China has been a collaborative laboratory for these Frankenstein freaks since the early 70’s “opening.” The Wuhan Lab is just one loose labs sink slabs o’ narrative example.

Same vein examples are The Five Eyes spying on each others’ captive populations to “get around” domestic surveillance strictures.

Same vein as “extraordinary rendition” to “black sites” for practicing perfection of “enhanced interrogation” tech/niques, or just disappearing people.

Kuklinski, The Iceman, “You kill mine & I’ll kill yours…”

Pawns paternalis:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/2OOJDVmyH4s

“Funny” Bill Cosby / Cliff Huxtable: “My father established our relationship when I was seven years old. He looked at me and said, "You know, I brought you in this world, and I can take you out. And it don't make no difference to me, I'll make another one look just like you.”

All these anti-competition subhumans are much more in cahoots with each other than they are in the-fixes-are-in “competition” with each other. That’s as obvious as the nose on a face or the noselessness of spite.

Iain Davis talks with Whitney Webb:

https://rokfin.com/post/76735

Chinese coolies workin’ on the trans-con RR … & still are only now that the one con’s done it’s now the trans-gaia RR con… hell has always been on wheels:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pV93mS2Thtg

Cumulonimbus clouds of black swans are what emerge from the accumulative NIMBYus wo/men who would be kings.

And the rise in Chinese worker living standards is carved in the same stone that American worker living standards were: gall stones.

Chinese pawns are not loved by “their” players any more than “gweilo” - “ghost person” - versions are.

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Dr Evan WD Roberts's avatar

Lovely clarity, making sense out of confusion. Still laughing. Much thanks, Evan

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alina's avatar

This might answer some of the questions you've been posing lately. I'm actually surprised you don't know about them already, but based on your recent conversations, this is a piece you are missing.

https://rumble.com/v6rm7lh-the-man-who-saved-america-the-roseanne-barr-podcast-93.html?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Roseanne%20Barr

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Brian Clavin's avatar

Great Work Boys. Two “Cool Heads with Egos-in-Check” and thus sharing genuinely valuable views and insights. Thanks!

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andy's avatar

Gov barrels, aimed at & out from the collateralized chunks of earth those machines bestride, are offensive weapons wielded by the throne-backs, which are throwbacks in the manner of boomerangs.

“Continuity of gov” is arsenal cacheing.

National securiti/zation is offense (not “defense”).

Financialization is offense.

“Nobody can compete” - imperiums, cartels, monopolies, patents - is offense.

“Essentials” condemning/eminent domaining “non-essentials” is offense.

CB counterfeiting (incl interest rates) is offense.

Consumer/CAFO’s ~ “citizens” ~ is offense.

The customer can have any color he wants so long as its color of law black is offense.

“Patients” who lose patience with patent “medicine”-pushers who “blacklist” them for their impatience is offense.

The “national security imperative” is the mulct. It is organized criminality.

Mulct is “the philosophical core” & why “the union - & all the dues it demands - preceded the states” & so Father Abraham’s “stay/go, slaves/no - its all good as long as you keep stealing, & then remitting, the tribute North.”

And war, what is it good for? It Is A Force That Gives ‘Us’ Meaning (Chris Hedges)… & lots & lots of mulcting.

“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how” & when it comes down to doing what bears do when there are no garbage cans around or doing what bears do when there are garbage cans around you know exactly what the bear market will bear.

“Incentives” au natural regenerative vs bribes that degrade.

Murder, Inc. does not care how it feeds its pathological appetites so long as it gets fed: fed res, fed gov, fed agencies, federal republic “if you can keep it.”

You can’t keep it, as far as the ‘you will own nothing & you will be happy’ lot of parasites is concerned. And those parasites are ancient, not recent.

And that lot is absolutely anybody that goes along, in any way, to get along.

That lot is anyone who takes any kind of the myriad bribes on offer.

And that lot definitely includes every reserved lot attendant slot billionaire on the planet.

That mulctitudes lot pretty much paves the planet.

Homo pavesapiens to a fault craves picking up pennies in front of (false self-e)steamrollers that continuously compact the blood & bones of those stoopers & peckers into the “no-fault” asphalt treadmill.

“The county sells Kathy’s house at a public auction, and the person who buys it is Massoud Behrani, an Iranian immigrant who was a colonel in Iran’s airforce before the 1979 revolution forced him and his family to flee to the United States. Massoud used to be wealthy and now works two low-skill jobs to support his family, but he believes he can begin the road back to financial security by buying this house at auction, well below its true market value. When he buys it from the county, he has no idea that it had belonged to Kathy, or that Kathy had been wrongly thrown out due to a mistake.”

Well, that’s not how it goes at tax lien / foreclosure auctions. Those are monopolized, too.

And that Iranian “displacement” is a title, not the story, a story in which “the state” features most prominently.

But one of Behrani’s low-skill jobs is working on a road paving/patching crew. For the state.

“Movin’ on up, to the upper west side” - like George Jefferson - he quits that job when he steals Kathy’s house with the enabling state’s help (not that Kathy ever truly owned the house - same as nobody else, ordinary people, own “their” homes).

Pennies From Heaven. Heaven is the steamroller disguise is hot asphalt hell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_0gKU4IEgk

Steamroller Blues:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKLyQAXifDo

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Mike Noone's avatar

First and an important factor is that I am NOT an American and therefore get to see the world from more of a global perspective.

As someone who spends a lot of time in Asia / Pacific region, here's my two cents worth on what I think may happen.

1/ All of the sh*thole countries that do not have enough economic clout will cosey up to the US until such times that they can fully tap into the BRICS, SCO and the belt and roads initiative.

2/ China is unlikely to back down because it doesn't have to back down. China only exports around 2% of it's production to the US.

3/ As with most empires, the US has assumed, wrongly I might add, that when it says jump the rest of the world will ask, "How high?"

4/ Trump and the previous administration have perverted the meanings and interpretations of International and property law and as result they have totally screwed over the image of America as the shining city on the hill.

5/ I do think that the US does need to get a grip on the military industrial complex before something tragic happens. I also think that DOGE is a good idea, despite being a oxymoron. (If it's government it is diametrically opposed to being efficient)

6/ I believe that this destruction of the unipolar world order is a great thing. Yes it will be shitty. Yes it will be hard. But what it does is unleashes the capacity of the rest of the world to achieve it's potential.

It also enables the USA to become autonomous again. And by the way, I love the idea of America. I am not so keen on the concept of the empire.

And if you have not been to Asia I strongly encourage you to come and witness the economic, social and infrastructure miracles that are happening here every single day.

One last thing. The further away I get from Western civilisation the higher my standard of living becomes and the lower the cost.

Don't believe me. Come and see!

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this's avatar

As a Canadian, but even if I wasn't - if competing against China is the goal, why not use the existing deep integration of the North American supply chain positively, instead of thwarting it? Even in good times, trying to make Canada independent when 40 years ago it was melded into the US system seems foolish. I know the Trump idea is to weaken Canada so it succumbs to Puerto Rico status, but far better I should think to de-globalize Canada as a natural ally instead what is devolving. A missed opportunity.

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John Taylor's avatar

Fuck china and the rest of them they're all in it for the berth certificate it's all a big show. What a world what a world. Fertilization is 100 percent of specie specific man's genesis or begining not a fixed berth date frozen in time.

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John Taylor's avatar

Or is that berth certificate a "a secret agent man" or offshore shell corporation.

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John Taylor's avatar

Yup. National security for a birth certificate! Monster order followers will kill you on the streets for joinder.

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Dan's avatar

Economic fascism coming to a city near you! I think you're right Matt.

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