donnay
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This is not a "bug", it's a "feature". I've talked until I was blue in the face about this: but this is fact, it is in the training to do exactly this. In any armed cop confrontation of any sort, you are NOT a citizen to be protected and served, you are, at best, a neutral NPC. At worst you are a "hostile" to be "taken out".

Imagine that...where have I heard of that before?

I tend to think the other way: that spiritual and moral degradation and vapidity leads to liberalism. Either way, it tends to prove the point, once again, that only a morally, spiritually, mentally and ethnically healthy society can remain free and enlightened. The history of the Jacobins is eye popping, and even worse, how similar our current situation is to what was then. All it will take is a modern day Robespierre to light these assholes off and have then start another "Reign of Terror".

.... Unwin found that when strict prenuptial chastity was abandoned, absolute monogamy, deism, and rational thinking disappeared within three generations of the change in sexual freedom. So how are we doing as we enter the second generation since our own sexual revolution at the end of the 20th century? As predicted, absolute monogamy has already been replaced with modified monogamy. Common-law relationships are becoming the norm. Although divorce occurred prior to the 1970’s, the mainstream of our culture still maintained the view that marriage should be for life, and common-law relationships were regarded with some distaste. That has clearly changed. Those who actually practice life-long commitments in marriage have become the minority, with couples born prior to the sexual revolution much more likely to maintain a life-long commitment in marriage. Deism is already rapidly declining, exactly as predicted. Prior to the 1960’s, a combination of rationalism and a belief in God was the norm for mainstream culture. Not only has belief in God greatly decreased since the 1960’s, but there has been a trend to remove the concept of God from government, the educational system, and the public forum. Those who still believe in God sense a strong societal pressure to keep deistic beliefs private. In its place, is a surprising rise in superstition, classified by Unwin as a “monistic” culture, two levels down from the rationalist culture we had prior to the sexual revolution. There has also been a huge increase in the percentage of the population that classifies itself as non-religious, a symptom of the lowest, “zoistic” level of Unwin’s categories. The swiftness with which rational thinking declined after the 1970’s is astounding. In its place arose post-modernism, characterized by “scepticism, subjectivism, or relativism” and “a general suspicion of reason”. But it gets worse … post-modernism is giving way to “post truth”. In direct contrast to rational thinking, a post-truth culture abandons “shared objective standards for truth” and instead, stands on appeals to feelings and emotions, and what one wants to believe. People can now “identify” themselves as something which flat-out contradicts science and rational thinking and, in many cases, receive the full support and backing of governments and educational systems. Not only do people feel they have a right to believe what they want, but any challenge to that belief, even if supported by truth and logic, is unacceptable and offensive. Here is a quote from Unwin that has become particularly a propos in the last couple decades since our own sexual revolution …

From our cold dead hands...

From some research I've done it looks like FDR knew exactly what he was doing- the sanctions & stopping Japan from getting any oil was the thing that would drive Japan to attack. This would get the American people to totally back the war- which was the whole purpose behind the sanctions etc.

When I first joined the forum no one was an AJ fan & very few believed him. When Trump came into the scene suddenly people were supporting AJ- never could figure that out. :confused:

No- Ron made his theory on us taking over Afghanistan & Iraq. After the initial shock of 911 wore off, I am sure he knew exactly what was up. Even me as a kid knew something was suspicious with the 911 BS when troops didn't surround the US borders to stop further attacks. That told me immediately that TPTB were not afraid of more "terrorists" & that it was a ruse. Ron telling the world that the PA was immediately signed in, with nobody reading it, confirmed my suspicions.

Bingo...doesn't fit the narrative. Will be gone and forgotten in a day or two.

LOL - This is like arguing with Mrs. AF on this issue, she's in your corner on this. She was thinking of getting the owners of the restaurant and farm to table market she works for a Christmas gifts through a chip-in with the employees. They treat them pretty well and she figured it would be a nice gesture. Well, you'd think she had lobsters crawling out of her ears: "Why would you do that, they're rich, they have everything they need, that's just brown nosing". (And AFAIK, all woemen and all democrats)

Bring the troops home, end the endless wars, use them to secure OUR borders to keep revenge seeking jihadists and failed communists OUT. "The talk must stop. We must secure our borders now. A nation without secure borders is no nation at all. It makes no sense to fight terrorists abroad when our own front door is left unlocked." - Ron Paul's Presidential Campaign 2008

Which one?

OK, fair enough points addressing the current race as it stands. But Bernie was winning in 2016, before all these other clowns and before Trump as POTUS. There is just no denying that there is large, possibly large enough to elect a president, voting bloc out there that are flat out, for real, USSR style commies.

AJ is a puppet of M O S S A D

Nah, typical hit pieces I have seen over the years and not convincing to anyone who regularly listens to Infowars. I have been listening to Alex Jones for over 20 years, and there are things I certainly disagree with him about, but I know he has been more right than wrong. David Knight is one of my favorite reporters who has moved away from the libertarian party for the same reasons I have.

Yes, Robert Barnes is a very intelligent man. He is also helping with the Nick Sandman case.

What, no examples? Nice broad-brush strokes you use to paint the picture. :rolleyes: If Jones wasn't a problem, to the establishment, there would be no negative reports about him. They have tried sueing him, that doesn't seem to be working too well.

Yes it is hypocritical and deceptive which is what they do the best. This is why they hate transparency the most.

Fearmonger or not, Jones has been spot-on about issues, than he has been wrong. He has especially been the a thorn in Hillary's side for a long time.

That was creepy...leaves a lot to the imagination as a good story writer should. :cool:

All one has to do is look at the so-called sites reporting this story. https://www.mediaite.com/print/alex-jones-responds-to-wild-nyt-expose-from-ex-infowars-staffer-alleging-heavy-drinking-and-goldfish-killing/

Kickback indeed. How does a person who makes $400,00 for two terms, as a president, afford an $8.1 million house in DC, and $11.75 million house in Martha's Vineyard? Yet President Trump takes no salary and the Liberals/Communists are wanting his tax returns and sued to infinity and beyond.

This was a disgrace and the police should be investigated and sued for their recklessness. Human life is worth far more than jewelry.

Hebrews 4:12 | KJV For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.