Why Is There No List Of Tyrants?

[osan]

In another forum, an old friend posted a photo of the LA tracks, replete with train and mountains of garbage, titling it "Biden's America".

Biden is an easy $#@!-heel upon whom to hang the disaster that American is rapidly becoming, but as I pointed out, this is not the direct doing of a doddering old gas-bag child-sniffer. The result is creditable to those behind him, which has raised the question for me of why has there as yet not been a list made of public enemies to whom we should be turning our scrutiny and scorn? Names, photos, dossiers... Who are the real devils and why are we not addressing them directly?

If we cannot identify our enemy, we cannot fight them.

[Brian4Liberty]

Probably too many to list. Most of the the crony tyrants hide, unlike the more well known ones like Soros, Gates and Zuckerberg.

In other words, the dozens of groups demanding the Senate overturn 50 states’ elections laws don’t represent millions of people in those states. They represent a handful of billionaires who liberally fund AstroTurf activism. As Arabella brags, it serves “clients representing more than $100 billion in assets.”

Those clients spent handsomely in 2020. They helped orchestrate victories for left-of-center candidates, including by backing groups involved in a left-wing network Time called a “cabal” that changed how elections are run. Now, they want to be paid back for their investment. But the Left’s agenda has stalled in Congress. Rather than compromise, the megadonors have set their sights on the filibuster.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/o...the-filibuster

[phill4paul]

Not enough data storage available. "They come not as single spies, but in battalions." From the desk clerk at the DMV, to the on-site inspector testing soil compaction, to those with powers that merely inconvenience to those that alter lives. From those that do it one individual at a time, to those that do it in thousands and those that do it by hundreds of millions.
For the most part humans in positions of power suck.

[osan]

Not enough data storage available. "They come not as single spies, but in battalions." From the desk clerk at the DMV, to the on-site inspector testing soil compaction, to those with powers that merely inconvenience to those that alter lives. From those that do it one individual at a time, to those that do it in thousands and those that do it by hundreds of millions.
For the most part humans in positions of power suck.

While I appreciate the sentiment behind your statement, there is more than enough space available.

There should be published a watch and track list

[CCTelander]

While I appreciate the sentiment behind your statement, there is more than enough space available.

There should be published a watch and track list

My advice would be to get in touch with some Birchers. I haven't had much to do with them since the 1980s, and I don't know how they do things now, but the Society used to do their best to keep track of the shakers and movers behind the scenes of the whole NWO push.

[TheTexan]

As far as tyrants go, we live in what one may call a "target rich environment"