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    Crunch time for the deep state?

    Lots of reports on arrests, and other legal pursuits of the pedo-politicians, holly-woodies, and assorted other denizens of the deep state.

    And even the Blue Chickens are telling DW that everyone needs to have some money stashed plus two weeks of food.

    ...darn it, here we go again...

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    I'm more noticing all the countries who are having power plays/shuffles going on.

    But yes, from the small amount we hear out here in the rest of the world, it sounds like the USA is also having a few domestic dramatics going on as well.

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    The military is trying to strip the letter agencies of some of the control they have garnered in the last decade. Doesn't mean the military isn't just as bad.

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    I personally think that if entities like the United Nations absolutely NEED to exist, they should be administered by the 12 smallest countries in the world.
    The systemic problems with the bigger countries thinking they are uber important is a good deal of the problem.
    To some of them, they don't seem to even realise there is a rest of the world out there and are so stuck in their small scope of vision that they fail to learn much about anything outside of it. Leaving them pretty soulless and naive imo.

    "This must be done because of THIS existing.."
    "No, THIS exists only in your version of reality and is your own doings"
    "Well we are not equipped to deal with it, can't we just pass the buck on to some 3rd world nation?"

    Half of this would have never happened if these big nations and their citizens had managed to "keep it real".

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    Quote Originally posted by Dumpster Diver View Post
    Lots of reports on arrests, and other legal pursuits of the pedo-politicians, holly-woodies, and assorted other denizens of the deep state.

    And even the Blue Chickens are telling DW that everyone needs to have some money stashed plus two weeks of food.

    ...darn it, here we go again...
    Yes indeed ...
    And around and around it goes ...


    I'm giving the Alternative Media one last hope in regarding
    this latest surge and intrigue of speculative hype ...

    After almost ten years of following and posting this stuff -
    Very little has ever panned out to anything significant ...

    For now - I'm calling it all "Project Q's" den of hoopla !


    Quote Originally posted by giovonni View Post
    hmm ...

    Biggest Sting in History, Indictments Growing

    Sarah Westall with Liz Crokin


    Published on Nov 17, 2017

    "Investigative Journalist Liz Crokin joins the program to discuss the latest on the indictments that are coming down. The number of indictments is history making. Never have we had close to this many sealed indictments in our country. Crokin believes it is a massive crackdown on corruption and elite pedophilia. Her background as a White House correspondent for the state department, as an investigative journalist for the Chicago Tribune, and as an investigative journalist covering scandals amongst the elite in Hollywood has given her a backdoor look into the dealings of the elite. She is passionate about taking down the pedophile rings and will not stop until they are shut down."

    You can learn more about Liz Crokin at https://twitter.com/lizcrokin or on her website at https://www.lizcrokin.com/


    1:02:44 minutes


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    What's About to Happen

    Some interesting overall analysis from Max Igan

    Surviving the Matrix - Episode 314 - American Voice Radio, November 17th, 2017


    54:11 minutes


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    Quote Originally posted by Nothing View Post
    I personally think that if entities like the United Nations absolutely NEED to exist, they should be administered by the 12 smallest countries in the world.
    The systemic problems with the bigger countries thinking they are uber important is a good deal of the problem.
    To some of them, they don't seem to even realise there is a rest of the world out there and are so stuck in their small scope of vision that they fail to learn much about anything outside of it. Leaving them pretty soulless and naive imo.

    "This must be done because of THIS existing.."
    "No, THIS exists only in your version of reality and is your own doings"
    "Well we are not equipped to deal with it, can't we just pass the buck on to some 3rd world nation?"

    Half of this would have never happened if these big nations and their citizens had managed to "keep it real".
    The big issue is that the larger countries (super powers) have the oomph to enforce 'proper' behavior. The UN should function as a world police force with the superpowers acting as the stomp and go forces. It sounds rather authoritarian but again it shouldn't be, it should be authoritative. Putin has stuck a pin in the hopes of a peaceful world. If he so wished his influence in the East and Middle East could be a tempering one, but it isn't, he just foments more unrest.

    We have to acknowledge the reality of bad actors...Iran, North Korea, Pakistan, etc.


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    I was really referring to a Utopian opinion that the mind of the world has been poisoned by the notion that commerce has a place above anything, and that there needs to be 'police'. People who think they need to keep other people safe, uphold THEIR idealism (the aforementioned love of commerce). Nations that have lost touch with living. IMO much of this would go right over the heads of a good proportion of people who live in such countries because they know no better and think everywhere is like 'their world'.

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    well, I agree with that 100%. 'Capitalists' have gained an ascendancy they don't deserve. It is a modern development. Merchants have historically been 1.5th class citizens.

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    Quote Originally posted by NotAPretender View Post
    The big issue is that the larger countries (super powers) have the oomph to enforce 'proper' behavior. The UN should function as a world police force with the superpowers acting as the stomp and go forces. It sounds rather authoritarian but again it shouldn't be, it should be authoritative. Putin has stuck a pin in the hopes of a peaceful world. If he so wished his influence in the East and Middle East could be a tempering one, but it isn't, he just foments more unrest.

    We have to acknowledge the reality of bad actors...Iran, North Korea, Pakistan, etc.

    Putin is a nationalist who bristles at interference in his country and relatively tiny sphere of influence. And no, he is not fomenting unrest in the Middle East. He is tempering the unrest fomented by Saudi Arabia (through ISIS) and Israel and those who want a unipolar world that uses the dollar and the dollar only, to purchase oil.

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    there is possibly some truth to that...but his 'imperialistic' tendencies make solutions very complicated to get to. For him, ISIS is the flavor of the month...At one point, the U.S.' (during Obama's administration) prevailing sentiment was to let Russia handle it, but 'certain elements' had a coniption fit over the idea...DOA again. Obama was attempting to give the American public what they wanted, hands off other nations' business but as Tarka has alluded to, he was damned if he did and damned if he didn't. The classic Double Bind conundrum presented by the right. (This really is the fundamental problem the world faces today) Things deteriorated while the power brokers played their international games. It resolved to the Russia versus the U.S. Putin is the consummate operator, it is all about him and what he can get for himself first, Russia 2nd, he is very much like Trump in that regard but Putin is magnitudes smarter than Trump. Thus Trump is being played by Putin for all he's worth. If Putin wasn't so self-interested he COULD temper the situation in the Middle East, as it is, he really isn't.

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