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Glad you are recovering.

Probably is. But yeah, it's their sign no doubt.

LOL

You're not voting your way out of this.

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THREAD: Los Angeles Fire 2025

Seen setting a fire, but not charged with arson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfNHr2lKm2Y {Decoy Voice | 11 January 2025} As the wildfires rage across Los Angeles, CA. An unknown male was allegedly seen setting fires to an old Christmas tree and garbage cans. The local residents detained him for LAPD, but he later was not charged with arson. What is wrong with LA?

Congestion Pricing Lobbyist ATTACKED In NYC Subway https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvmwRYKQNBo {Actual Justice Warrior | 12 January 2025} In this video I discuss a story out of New York City where a woman who is the president of an organization that sued to force New York to tax drivers was attacked in the subway the same day the congestion tax went into effect. Sources: MTA Head Says Crime Is Imaginary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_sTROxbIz4 Local News Segment On New Spending: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydq-5pxCWdQ

CLIP from SYSTEM UPDATE #387: DC ALWAYS WINS: Tulsi's Flip On Warrantless Surveillance https://rumble.com/v688ar7-dc-always-wins-tulsis-flip-on-warrantless-surveillance.html {Glenn Greenwald | 11 January 2025} v65zvqd

To be clear, I don't support term limits - but I don't really oppose them, either . I just think the supporters of term limits are going to be disappointed with the results, which are apt to be a wash, at best. "Excessive" incumbency and the problems associated with it are the symptoms, not the disease. I considered mentioning something to that effect in my previous post.

Nope, me niether.

I did not have "Steve Bannon: Staunch & Vocal Champion of Anti-Racism" on my 2025 bingo card.

I am skeptical of the value of term limits. At best, they're apt to be more of a cosmetic bandage than anything else. Regularly cycling out the few really good Congressmen we manage to get (such as Thomas Massie) - just so they can be replaced with a steady stream of mediocrities - doesn't seem like such a great idea to me. But in any case, Congress is pretty much just a dog-and-pony-show veneer for the executive plantation's permanent phalanxes of entrenched bureaucrats, lobbyists,"stakeholders", etc. - which routinely fob their collective nose at Congressional authority and "oversight" (LOL). I don't see how adding a game of "musical chairs" to the mix will do much if anything to address that problem. (In fact, it could make the problem even more impervious to mitigation than it already is.) Less time and effort should be wasted on trying to get the feds to play right, and more time and effort should be spent on trying to get the states to just stop playing the fed's game with the feds' deck of cards on the feds' table under the feds' rules (although admittedly, that isn't likely to happen, either ... at least, not until SHTF, if even then).

And native whites have been disarmed in this demographic war.

Occam's Banana Thank you, this deserved its own thread.

THREAD: The collapse of complex societies

THREAD: The collapse of complex societies

The Collapse of Complex Societies - Professor Joseph Tainter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3LP5IMWe84 {Plans B | 10 April 2023} Professor Joseph Tainter is an American anthropologist and historian studied anthropology at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Northwestern University, where he received his Ph.D. in 1975. As of 2012 he holds a professorship in the Department of Environment and Society at Utah State University. In this interview Professor Tainter discusses the thesis of his widely acclaimed work “The Collapse of Complex Societies”, 25 years after its publication in 1988. His book is among great classics of the study of collapse. In my view a work whose quality and relevance is comparable to Limits to Growth. Link to his book: https://www.abebooks.com/book-search/title/collapse-of-complex-societies/author/tainter/%E2%81%A0