>>1069103

>participated in these things from 3rd grade through middle school.

looking back, it may very well have been a form of soft-conditioning.

>stock market game

>analyzing news stories

>presentations by local big-wigs and interaction with them. (got to be a page in the statehouse…that was cool.)

it was probably a way to sell the system to us.

>do as we do and all 'this' can be yours, too

never really came across anything i wanted 'that' badly.

do love golf, though – a rich man's game. i must also say that i was impressed by some of the people to which young anon was introduced through participation in these clubs. the activity anon favors most in this world (and, yes, even more than sex…or golf) is the electric engagement with elegant minds.

when two lucid minds are intertwined, the synergy is FAR greater than the potential of the individual…they both push each other to greater heights, but not necessarily in a competitive way…but it's sorta competitive…only, not in a combative way. it's an amiable competition – like playing tennis for the fun of it – in a game where keeping the ball alive is more important than keeping score.

i also like puzzles; and for that reason always looked forward to the classes.

>do have RHneg

>occipital bone – i think

>psychic – can read your mind

>>1069345

anon has stayed silent long enough on this (Syria); feel i have to address it and try to understand it; piecing together my limited understanding of the relevant players, their desired outcome (both present and future ambitions), in what way they expect to benefit, and the relative strength of each participant's position, i've decided to trust Trump.

first and foremost, anon still has reason to defer to our President. the man has proven to be a strategist and tactician of the highest order…any truly unbiased observer would have to concede as much. i don't mean to flatter him, and i don't fear that i will. Trump is supremely aware of his superiority to the forces arrayed against him; and he, with our help, will prevail against them.

with regard to Syria, anon is not happy with what he would – if he didn't by now have a decent understanding of Trump – assume to be a material breach of trust, evaluating everything on the surface only. anon has faith that it is not as it appears, and that things are going on behind the scenes that will, in due time, reconcile Trump's actions to the sentiments he expressed viz. Syria way back in 2013.

>anon himself wrote an epic email to the NY Post's op-ed chief editor entitled 'Syriously'

i do not believe Trump is fundamentally swayed by his subordinates; if anything I think his subordinates are ultimately swayed his way…even those who first view Trump condescendingly – they all seem to move to his gravity.

anyway, i think Syria is going to be the vector by which these globalists are unmaksed.

if we plunge forward into a fiasco in syria, germany and china are going to gravitate toward russia…and that axis, anons, is an outcome that would spell doom for pax americana.

and the kikes expect us to sacrifice it all for their miserable litterbox in the desert.

fat-fuckin-chance, schlomo

>>1069743

aries

don't get me wrong. i love to compete; and in the things that matter i will always win…i just don't quibble over petty things like recreation and banter; nor do i feel any need to assert myself over others unless it's absolutely necessary – because when i do, the effect is overwhelming.