Never said anything about surrendering. "Make harmless" means get them out of power, however possible. It is the opposite of surrendering.

forgive and pray, as well as make harmless. So long as they maintain power, there is no forgiveness.

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It was a lab leak. The leak was accidental. The vaccines were initially developed in good faith, but were doubled down on after tests showed they were dangerous and worthless. The CDC and NIH are compromised by crony capitalists who have turned the system into a money printer. Fauci deserves life in prison for funding gain of function when it was illegal, lying to congress, and pushing a dangerous product knowing 1000swould die.

these faggots I can't stand. Not only are they wrong because masks don't work, they are wrong according to the bullshit rules they are trying to follow.

Same with the assholes wearing cloth masks or those stupid fucking face shields.

New Orleans has US politicians

That's pretty much where I'm at. If voting ever does cost something, either monetarily or security wise, I'll probably stop voting until I can be more confident that the voting system is not rigged.

Right now all it costs is my time, and very little time at that, so I figure "might as well".

You always pop out of the woodwork whenever I tell people to vote. You seem very insistent that people here don't vote, or participate in the civic process at all. Even when it costs them and you nothing. why?

It. Costs. Nothing.

The only reason I can think of for someone to encourage others to not vote is if they want to keep them out of the voting pool. Very fed if you ask me.

The side of the building was ripped yet it collapsed inward instead of sideways?

I'm not expecting different results, I'm hoping. I have no illusions that voting won't do much, if anything. but I repeat and I repeat again: It costs you nothing.

If I could play a free game of roulette for a chance at a million dollars every year, I would play it every time even though I probably would never win. so long as the chances there.

it's the same with voting. There is that glimmer of hope that's all is not lost. so long as you vote that glimmer stays alive. It costs nothing therefore there is nothing to lose and everything to gain.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLcUxV1dPo

there's certainly was a fire, there's plenty of footage corroborating that. footage shows the building started collapsing from the inside, and fell straight down. there was hardly any spread in the wreckage, which is either insanely lucky or a controlled demolition.

Again I still haven't reached any conclusions about 9/11 other than the basic facts, but it stinks.

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it: voting costs you nothing, so you might as well do it just in case of the off chance that you are wrong. Just don't put your faith in voting, and do other things to protect yourself and your community.

The whole story. A concrete building suddenly collapses on its own weight, perfectly symmetrically and uniformly, supposedly because of a fire at the bottom floor that didn't have tons of fuel to feed it. Especially comparing it to the Florida apartment collapse, whish was a smaller building that came down in chunks, nothing can convince me that building came down accidentally.

Yea, lighting. The crooked nose, ear lobes, eyebrows, eye placement, and eye color seem consistent.

Now that I look closer at the top left, the ear lobes on that one are different. could be something there.

wouldn't be surprised, but changes in lighting and makeup are a more plausible explanation for OP.

I would love to see this done, but it's walking a fine line. if the Chinese or French revolutions have any wisdom for us, it's that the "People's Court" can get very out of hand very fast. tread carefully.

Airplanes hit the towers, and they were American Airlines. That is the only thing I know for certain.

Building 7 convinced me that something stinks, and stinks bad.

You can always write in a candidate, You don't have to vote for any of the selected candidates. beyond voting, one of the most effective things we can do is continue to educate people and force as much information out as we can. for any local jurisdictions that are not yet compromised, keep them uncompromised however you can (Yes that includes voting).

I'll reiterate: I don't think voting will do much. it's probably all compromised.

BUT

Voting in its current form costs nothing and has zero risk. It is worth voting just for the off chance that it does affect something and that we are wrong. Just don't put your faith in voting.

so we should just do nothing? we should just lay over and die?

At least I'm offering some kind of possibility of a solution by encouraging people to vote.

I'll ask the same thing of what I asked the other guy, what's your alternative? Also, given the extreme low cost of voting, why is it not worth trying in addition to anything else we might do?

"we do not concern ourselves with the opinions of journalists"

I don't see you providing any solutions, just telling people what not to do and calling them feds if they disagree with you.

That's fair on 2000. All I know is that Bush was a huge warhawk, probably the perfect president for TPTB when 9/11 hit. whether or not that election was rigged, He was definitely favored by the establishment.

and do what?

so what is your alternative? if you aren't going to vote, what is your avenue for making a change?