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Now Government cooked a crisis; and Man came in from watching the news, and he was weary. And Man said to Government, “Please protect me with that same safety, for I am afraid.” Therefore his name was called NPC.

But Government said, “Sell me your liberty as of this day.”

And Man said, “Look, I am about to die; so what is this liberty to me?”

Then Government said, “Swear to me as of this day.”

So he swore to him, and sold his liberty to Government. And Government gave Man bread and circuses; then he consumed product, arose, and went his way. Thus Man despised his liberty.

-Book of Tyranny 27:29-34

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I worked at NSA for over twenty years and I endorse this interpretation.

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While I pressed the like button, I really hate what you said because I agree. We are on a slippery slope. I have been telling friends and family that I am an enemy of the state for the past 2 years. So be it

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this new misinformation board sounds an awful lot like how the Inquisition got started. just sayin'.

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"americans go bananas when they think they are being attacked on their own soil. this is a false flag they’ll follow anywhere."

FACT. I support peoples' right to own whatever weapons they want. But in my travels around the globe, I've found that despite being so well-armed as to be able to fight off literally any invading army even without a standing one of their own, Americans act like terrified ninnies. No other population possesses this level of generalized fear of all kinds of bogeymen, even though the primary enemy has always been the government itself.

Mindset is everything. The weapons themselves are useless if you're terrified you won't win.

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May 4, 2022·edited May 4, 2022

A fake food crisis being useful doesn't exclude a manufactured food crisis from also being useful so I'm not yet convinced one way or the other.

Think about terrorism. We've had fake terrorism scares over fake terror threats and we've had fake terrorism scares over actual incidents stretching back at least as far as Oklahoma city and the anthrax letters.

Or disease. We've had fake epidemic scares over nothing with swine flu or zika and fake epidemic scares over serious disease like ebola.

Bread lines would be a powerful means of disarming protests against say "temporary emergency powers" and suspension of elections to deal with the "Russian threat" to election integrity and the food supply. In short, the fake food supply crisis could be warm up for an actual food supply crisis. One thing we can say for sure is that actually starving people wouldn't bother the conscience of those who come up with these ideas.

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“invented hobgoblins can always be thwarted by simply ceasing the illusion.”

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I read somewhere that the Pfizer data dump happened yesterday. Can anyone confirm that?

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Excellent analysis! As for me and my house, we plan to continue questioning *everything* and be rationally suspicious of it all. I don't think there's a right or wrong answer to anything going on, especially after what we've seen done over the last two+ years. The answer, IMHO, is always "all of the above". If "they" *can* do something, they either are doing it, or will do it eventually. As far as all of us out here in the ether are concerned: may cooler heads prevail. I think it's important to stay frosty and not let down our guard for fear of being called a conspiracy theorist. We see what not thinking a bit outside the box did for us in 2020. Never again.

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‘when is the last time the government was not “waging a war”’

Yep, it’s inevitable: every declaration of a waron is immediately followed by the erosion of rights and a renewed plundering of the treasury. And the most mysteriously mystifying mystery is that the waron never ends. I wonder why.

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That's a clever scenario and it would probably work. Only problem is that in this case, they aren't (yet?) running with the narrative that food processing plant fires are Russian sabotage. Instead they're mostly ignoring them, and the attention on the subject is mostly being maintained by independent media, with the favored culprit being Schwab et al.

If anything that's evidence that they're not as smart as they (want us to) think they are.

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Wasn’t it Obama himself who said Russia was not a concern in the debate with Mitt Romney? Now that’s all the left can talk about.

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Oceania has always been at war with Eastasia.

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So, I like to be clear on these things, our Govts lie to us about supposed, but illusory and made-up threats and fears, so they can accumulate powers, to overcome and deal with the imaginary problems, they made up? Kind of increases your respect for Hitler, who just rocked up and said 'that's it, I'm running the place', rather than insist on a tango first.

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There is a great possibility here that we are witnessing and enduring the opening stages of 5th generation war. This type of war is not waged among standing armies, but rather among and on the people. The ultimate goal of these actions still remain unclear.

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Not included in this fine analysis was the newest wrinkle in U.S. time: the SCOTUS leak of RvWade decision. This timely leak could be one of many fronts, the more obvious being the latest drama trauma to act as false flag diversion from ________ (fill in blank).

False flag or not, the fallout from this will be large: real and manufactured. Already the usual political grifter suspects are ramping up the division, commencing with the Grifter-in-Chief, a cafeteria Catholic who should have been turfed out of the RC Church years ago. How can he and his wife not know the plain teachings of the Church? Alas, this decision may become the boots-on, grass roots battle between the real divide in the U.S.: faith and secularism, ending w two countries: United Flyover States, and United Coastal States.

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