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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

Seems like a perfect setup for "see, this is why we need absolute surveillance and automatic shutdown controls on all cars".

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

In general it's best to trust no one in any kind of media, unless you are verifying it all yourself.

She's been good from what I've seen so far. I haven't hit the point where I think she's an idiot or a shill yet, we'll see what happens.

She is one of the very few that have consistently pointed out how bitcoin is being setup to be an effective cbdc implementation, and how the global technocracy control grid is being put in place.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

It also breeds a culture of cheating and gaming the system to get your desired outcome, both of which result in only a surface-level understanding of whatever field they are competing in.

When you're naturally passionate about something you become an expert in a way that can't be matched when you're just doing it to check a box.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

Wow, I don't check there much anymore. The bot and troll activity is off the charts.

Maybe that one was the only one stickied as a message that the core still believes in America First. Maybe they didn't get the memo yet.

Or maybe intentionally gaslighting people into thinking that's still what Trump is saying. I could see it either way.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

I'm starting to come around on this and I think you're somewhat correct that the H1B focus is probably a distraction.

Well over one million new permanent residents (Green Cards) per year, depending on the year 1-4 million new illegals, and uncountable temporary workers of all kinds, H1, H2, L1, O1 and many more.

Focusing on the H1B and finding a "solution" for that will put the population at ease and they'll stop caring about it. Same with bringing back workplace raids for illegals, they'll do a few high profile small raids and the population will be appeased and stop paying attention.

Either way, let's not forget the reasons they do all of this crap:

  1. Fed system is dependent on inflation, which requires a constant new stream of immigrants to hide it

  2. They need to destroy Western civilization in order to bring in the new system, and flooding the system with immigration is a major part of that in several ways

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

Look into the National Council of Churches, and the conspiracies around it. Look at the denominations that are members and compare to those that are not.

It quickly becomes clear that is a major driving force in all of the churches inexplicably going gay and woke in the last 15 years or so.

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Donkeybutt75 1 point ago +1 / -0

I think you're misreading the Trump selection a bit, but I think you are correct on the "adding Canada and Greenland" thing. Same with the Panama Canal talk. It moves closer to the American Union they have been trying to build, and gets the right cheering it on and seeing it as a victory, instead of the further move toward a global system that it is.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

The primary reasons for "controlled substances" are to protect the CIA and pharmas. It allows a near monopoly on drug trafficking revenues for the CIA and the medical/pharma complex is able to control the entire pipeline of "medicines" (while also putting competing options into the controlled list to stop competition if necessary).

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

Nice checklist to pass on to normies that are aware of the idea of pysops. Was going to point out the "ask ChatGPT" line but then noticed you did already in #8.

Definitely stay away from using LLMs as a trusted source of anything. It's a means of control, not an information dispensary. Use it for what it's good at: starter drafts for day-to-day writing, a decent natural language search tool for internal data and some dynamic automations. Or just don't use it at all, but definitely don't let yourself slip into using it as a first option.

EDIT: also, he kind of implies that AP, Reuters and Wall Street Journal are non-sensationalist and trustworthy sources of information. Obviously not true, though they generally won't be the first places to start ops, they always eventually play their parts in the longer running and permanent ops.

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Donkeybutt75 0 points ago +1 / -1

is everyone retarded

I think we all know the answer to that

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +3 / -1

Look around the normie "smart kid" forums. They all have the same pattern of comments: "we need a real medical system", "the insurance companies are what ruined the medical system", "I hope this is the impetus for real change"

And the buildup was apparent on youtube (and probably tik tok) the last few days. Tons of videos with the message that this was probably someone that had claims denied for themselves or their family, and therefore this is justified. Similar stuff across the traditional media.

And the supposed manifesto going around perfectly scripted to this narrative. And just the right amount of time for the discussion and buildup while he leaves all the clues and waits to be found.

It certainly all has that feel of orchestration to move the public in a direction. Whether it was real or not, the messaging and narrative are clearly being intentionally formed and pushed.

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're saying here. Which of these guys have turned out to be anything other than fake? Wilders? Milei? BoJo? Who?

Are you implying that this stuff isn't all largely scripted, or controlled, or sandboxed? That seems unlikely based on how predictably things play out once they get elected.

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Donkeybutt75 4 points ago +5 / -1

Have any of these supposedly far-right heroes ever turned out to be anything other than zionist fakes?

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Donkeybutt75 4 points ago +4 / -0

I want to believe RFK is a good guy, but my gut feeling (beyond the fact that real good guys can't exist at that level, even if you're born into prominence) is this:

His role is to create a testing and validation framework for vaccines that people will then accept. And then, if you've been paying attention, you've got Del Bigtree/ICAN working to get these laws passed in every state that no vaccines can be mandatory unless they have been adequately tested. Put the two together and that's how you move the anti-vax crew back into accepting mandates.

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Donkeybutt75 1 point ago +1 / -0

So, don't complain that they are setting up the permanent enslavement of humanity? Just focus on the fun entertainment they will bring while doing it? That makes sense.

Fake left/right paradigm is how they are able to do this stuff. Don't get attached to teams and the group think that goes along with that.

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Donkeybutt75 4 points ago +4 / -0

Digital/Biometric ID and digital currency (whether via Bitcoin or eventually an actual CBDC).

I think they will leave the carbon credit economy portion of it for the left to bring in later, after they spend a few more years hyping the manufactured crises from "the climate".

Digital ID, digital currency and carbon credit based economy are the 3 pieces they need for everything else.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

Also notice the immigration and human trafficking buildup over the last 8 years, and especially the last 4 years. To the point that an overwhelming majority of Americans are now finally pissed off about it.

He has already stated the "solution" to these problems several times in speeches. He was here to bring in the Covid nonsense because the right would not have accepted it from a democrat. And next up he is here to bring in digital/biometric ID and digital currencies, because again, the right would not accept it coming from a democrat.

I would bet everything I have that this new commission he is talking about starting to solve child trafficking will come back with the recommendation of biometric ID for children and possibly even embedded (chip) ID. It will then expand from there (border crossings, etc.).

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

The real bad part is they won't even be aware that there's anything wrong with it. It's all they will know.

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

He's entertaining sometimes, and last crypto run there were a few times he had some well-timed predictions, but yeah, he's mostly q-tard lite (or maybe woo-q-tarded).

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

Definitely another piece of the puzzle opened up. Most of the other pieces are still relevant, though, imo. It all fits into our mental models of how power operates. Good stuff and appreciated.

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

Interesting. Grew up around Flint, seeing Mott everywhere and still never thought deeply about it.

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Donkeybutt75 1 point ago +1 / -0

The thing I've noticed in the last few years is the sun stings now. Even at cooler temps, it still stings, and I can sometimes get burned in 60 degrees for an hour (which is insane, normally couldn't get burned in an hour unless it's 85).

My theory has been weakening or unstable magnetic field.

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Donkeybutt75 3 points ago +3 / -0

I've got family in Sarasota. Said the lights flickered a few times. They didn't have any problems texting updates.

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Donkeybutt75 2 points ago +2 / -0

I didn't read this story, but usually "minor battery issue" means replacing the proprietary battery. This not only requires a battery from the manufacturer, but also are often extremely expensive.

With electric cars, for example, replacing the battery is generally more than half the price of buying a new car. In other words, this stuff is all designed to be disposable (planned obsolescence). It's for the environment.

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