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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

You want to know what's screamingly ludicrous about this?

Suppose you wanted to buy a spiffy new buttstock for your AR-15, like this very common Magpul CTR Carbine Stock for $65. Well, this piece of plastic is so inherently dangerous and destabilzing to the global order that right on the page for it you'll find you are subject to this:

E.A.R. Export Administration Regulations Controlled Product EXPORT NOTICE: This is an item controlled for export by the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) under the Commerce Control List (CCL). These controls take the form of export regulations and license requirements. As part of the express consideration provided for receipt of Magpul's goods, technical data and/or services, you, our customer, acknowledge that the export, re-export or other transfer, directly or indirectly, of the goods, technical data and/or services provided by Magpul in violation of U.S. law is prohibited.

But keep shoveling those guns and bombs in to a war zone as fast as possible.

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

You should see all the "totally legitimate normal users" posting on this "event" over on r/conspiracy that apparently detest the very idea of conspiracy and anyone doubting the official narrative. I stopped examining such events a while ago due to sheer repetitiveness, and sought to take a more "meta" perspective.

Overall, the "cognitive infiltration" seems make up in volume and intensity what it lacks in cleverness and creativity. I actually see a real parallel between Hollywood as a media enterprise and the open air Hollywoodland we all live in.

Hollywood has been creatively bankrupt for a couple of decades now, so the tentpole moves all have marketing budgets as big as the productions budgets. They have to beat you over the head to generate any interest in them.

Similarly, these "events" are completely lame: derivative, uninspiring, plot holes everywhere, low production values. Marketing becomes key, which is where the mainstream culture creators (media and influencers) take over. And for the conspiritorial-minded, you'll see that they spin out a dozen narratives, often conflicting, from which you are free to choose according to your own biases and preconceptions.

There's no mainstream version of shills promoting, say, the latest MCU installment or Star Trek reboot. I believe that's because they are too readily identified by people alert to their presence. It's a strange sort of reversal where normies have it over conspiracists.

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

I have to call Tracey out on this: obviously in one country everyone is a brave freedom fighter protecting their rights and their country and ensuring their safety, and the other country is chock full of violent thugs and racist dirtbags who simply cannot be trusted. C'mon, man!

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

They certainly take a close, hard look with a skeptical eye when the evidence doesn't fit the political narrative. Try to find any skepticism whatsoever when it does serve.

Points, though, for even acknowledging it exists. They could have simply given it the old "unsubstantiated" and "no evidence" and "widely circulated Russian disinformation".

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but I think "They" are pushing (haha) you towards just buying cheap fentanyl on the street. Way less chance a doper leads the next revolution, and way better chance they get one less useless eater to worry about. I mean, the Democrats and RINOs went to all that trouble to keep the wall from being built because "the fent must flow!"

Or maybe they care about your health and safety and could not stand the thought of anything potentially harming you. (I can barely type that with a straight face.)

EDIT: I wonder if that author is the very same George Knapp that's been facilitating Blue Beam disinformation agents for decades now?

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

My line of inquiry would be that it was written up to cover for mass depopulation from one of the Resets, so I think you're asking all the right questions.

It may have been more specifically part of the long-running conflict between the Parasites and Tartaria. For example, read this article and mentally replace "Tatars" with "Tartarians": March 20, 1345: Black Death is created, allegedly

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

If we don't all support the brutal repression of the people by our satrap, neo-colonialism itself will be in jeopardy.

Cats and dogs, sleeping together! It'll be J6!

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

I would bet that, indeed, they are that dumb. There are no indications of directionality in the design. I think what they know about Ukraine's flag indicates how much they actually care about Ukraine.

I'm reminded of just a few years ago, when an Air Force general sitting in the front row at the State of the Union Address, had his entire "rack" (or whatever it's called) of ribbons upside-down. How could you possibly make a mistake like that?

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

There's an important point not be be glossed over, which is that not all the Founding Fathers were Freemasons, and there was a quiet struggle over management of the American Revolution and the resulting nation.

This is best displayed in the framing of the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The Constitution itself was a coup against the more liberal (in the old school sense) Articles of Confederation, and it was dominated by Freemasons (33%!) as we see here: Freemasons & the U.S.Constitution

There was no Bill of Rights included in the original, and this led to a bitter dispute over ratification. They only got it over the top with promises of a forthcoming Bill of Rights, and that was later created by Madison, a protege of Jefferson, neither of whom were Masons.

There is some reinforcement to this idea in that John Quincy Adams created the third political party in the US, the Anti-Masonic Party, which indicates that there was conscious and vital opposition to them in those days.

If the Masons had actually simply been running the show, I suspect they would have put in place a constitutional monarchy (see Alexander Hamilton) and there would have been no Bill of Rights.

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

This makes me think of the great enigma of our time, a question seldom discussed: how in the name of Christ did the likes of Al Gore and DARPA ever let the Internet get loose in the world?

I have my personal theory as to how, but no way to produce evidence for it. For any that wish to here advance the thesis that, "iT's A tRaP!", then how silly you were to have fallen into it with the rest of us.

None of this trouble for the Parasites--of which the article describes only a miniscule aspect--would be happening if the Net didn't exist. I've wondered how many of their servants were ritually sacrificed to atone for the error. I think we shall live to see whether that error proves fatal for the Parasites themselves.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

I have no idea if it will work for anyone else, but I cannot stress how much it changed my life. Best of luck!

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Primate98 9 points ago +9 / -0

Try baking soda. I dissolve maybe 1/4 tsp (I don't even measure it) in water and drink it in the morning. I found this totally by accident.

I suffered from terrible allergies all my life, year-round. Sometimes I would take 10 of those Benadryl knockoffs in a day not to cure it, but just so that it wasn't unbearable. It wasn't on a schedule, just as I felt I needed one.

So one day I'm reading on the ever-reliable Internet about preventatives for gout, and one of the first ones is baking soda. Costs nothing, so I try it. I think that, yes, it did help with the gout but the attacks were infrequent anyway.

A couple of months into it, I noticed I was taking only one or often no Benadryls in a day. I haven't even carried them around in years, and I was paranoid about that before. It's rare I take even one now, but I'll just drink some more baking soda if I feel I need to.

AFAIK, it has something to do with blood chemistry, specifically acidity. All I can tell you is it changed my life for $0.80/box.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

Oh no, I don't think so at all. Apologies if I left that impression. I just meant that for years, lots of people (probably mostly shills and some misguided) were repeating that as a talking point, and citing that Russia refused to shoot down Israeli warplanes attacking targets in Syria.

There was a lot of this type of talk after the dastardly, cowardly incident in September 2018 involving the Russian Il-20. Russia lost 15 servicemen but were very quiet about it, even in diplomatic circles. I think they had much bigger fish they were planning to fry.

I came across this article right after my OP, which is more direct evidence for my thesis: Russian Strategist Tells TV Pundit Ukraine War Is "Rehearsal" For NATO Conflict

I agree, though, that this is all about the end of the New World Order and the dawn of the Multi-Polar World Order. (IDK if we even need to give it a catchy name because it's just normal human relations between people of good will.)

For anyone reading this and still wondering if Putin might be a Jew, you may find this informative: Why Putin’s Christian Faith Is Most Likely Authentic

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think Putin and the Russians have long planned for this time, perhaps from when he first came to the presidency or even before. Ukraine 2022 just happened to be where they crossed the Rubicon. They will pursue this until their goals are achieved.

As some small evidence, consider their response to Israeli attacks on Syria. Many wondered why Russia did not counter-attack, or even allow the Syrians to do so, when it was within their power. The consensus was roughly that this was because the Jew Putin was secretly in bed with the Zionists.

I never subscribed to this view for many reasons. Now I see clearly that the Russians were preparing for a much, much larger and vitally important conflict that awaited them in the future.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

To be honest, I don't think it's really hubris at all. I believe they are by this point so deranged that all they do is unquestionably right, correct, and self-evident. And above all, it is necessary.

And if you think that's just some rhetorical overstatement, try to think of an issue when this crowd had any substantive discussion of alternatives, let alone internal dissension.

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Primate98 7 points ago +7 / -0

Sometimes you wish they'd just get to it. You know, pull out their erect phalli and demand control over every human's perception of reality. Of course, then you wonder how many people would actually object.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

If you sit and imagine you were a politician, you might think, "Politics is based on credibility, and the worst thing for that would be if you ever contradicted yourself."

We come to find out so starkly that there's a whole group of politicians for which contradiction is of no concern, and that they maintain a large group of supporters who cannot even recognize it.

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Primate98 8 points ago +8 / -0

If this starts getting any traction, they're going to criticize his syntax. "This suicidal monster is destroying our very language! Save us, Nina Jancowicz!"

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

Just a suggestion, but without reading anyone's articles or watching any videos, you might try to think up experiments or observations by which you can personally distinguish whether the planet is flat, round, or otherwise.

Observation and experiment were used to study the universe in just such a way since long before the advent of YouTube or even the Internet.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

That the inmates would regulate their own behavior was one of the main benefits of the Panopticon. Bentham must be spinning in his grave that he did not live to the day he could dream of it going universal.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

The fact that no journalism school has taken notice of any of the numerous example of the anti-journalism of mainstream media tells you for a fact they are totally ethically bankrupt. IOW, buncha ho's.

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Wait--you're saying this is where the elongated skull rulers of the world get together and conspire telepathically, and that they keep some of the skulls of their ancestors there?

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