That's it, that's the post.
Just in case you didn't know, as I just found out today, that Mexico allows voting by the internet.
I have a coworker with dual citizenship, who said she voted for the new Jew in charge. My expression must have given her pause, because she immediately said she did it via the internet, and not even by a "mail in ballot."
Also, those 27 assassinations are not at the presidential level, but all units of government, from mayor on up.
June 4 — is the 35th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre.
Hong Kong’s Catholic Cardinal Stephen Chow recently said that “what happened 35 years ago has left a deep wound in parts of our psyche, though it has been buried and scarred over.”
The cardinal recalled his own experiences of protests across China in 1989, while adding that his own faith “prompts me to forgive whoever and whatever.”
Here's betting they forgive this guy on his way to a gulag somewhere. They don't give a shit he's in Hong Kong anymore, it's one country, one system..
Here's also betting some China defenders are on their way.
Is your standard for good news (aka a white pill) small or big, personal or societal?
Is it lukewarm acceptance, such as: Humanity is continuing to muddle along and didn't destroy civilization in a nuclear war today, huzzah!
Or is it personal? I got a promotion/laid/new job/won at a tournament, etc..... Life's tough, but I'm doing okay because I made a difference for me.
Or is it metaphysical? Life is suffering due to personal attachments, I am working towards ending my worldly attachment to material possession. Meh.
Granted, people by nature are primed to focus on the negative. There's plenty of bad stuff in this world. Worse, some people are existentially nihilistic and like a cancer they spread their misery to others. They can't handle their own personal powerlessness in the face of overwhelming suffering that has always been the lot of mankind.
But my friends, all this will pass away, and what you do with life echoes through eternity.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/z5u5gwIV0DQj/
Also, here is an Eddie Murphy movie where exposure to EM radiation in kids was a major plot point.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Distinguished_Gentleman
In short, Eddie Murphy's character is a huckster who gets to Congress via name recognition after the incumbent dies. While there, he's just taking advantage of the system, until the young girl with cancer from power lines put up by the evil corporations not caring about the increased risks of cancer is enough to trigger his conscience about a law to regulate on the issue.
I've always considered this a trade-off, and it's a well know fact that cell phones cause increased risk of brain cancer.
...while I sit safely in my foreign country with no skin in the game.
https://www.spiked-online.com/2024/05/12/how-the-eu-brought-poland-to-heel/
(I assume you note the hypocrisy here, and if you did, you got my point)
Some anti NWO gets elected and then is shot? Is this JFK or Arch Duke Ferdinand?
