>>114482

In regards to why this happens (corruption) in governments, I've studied this a lot. It will keep reappearing in cycles whose frequency accelerates and amplitude increases with the advance of technology. Unfortunately, we have so much technology now that this shit is very dangerous.

^^ This assumes the systems we use for governance (decision making) are not refined with technology. We're using very little technology to make better decisions as groups. There are ways to refine these processes yet, but you don't want to do that under a corrupt system or you're going to end up with a weaponized corrupt system real quick.

There are ways to structure technological systems that help groups of people make decisions without corruption. It has to be done very carefully and there are some 100.0% necessary primitive elements that must be present or you'll get nightmarish corruption out of it.

Have a nice day.

>>114577

I believe I was first to post that here - saw it fly by on FOX news yesterday, I believe. (Hours/days/weeks blending together like a fine pate)

>>114579

Yes, Gates mother was on the Red Cross board of directors with the CEO of IBM and Gates Sr. was a highly connected lawyer in DC. Bill Gates ascended not because of the stories made about him but because mommie and daddy did the secret rituals (my guess.)

>>114998

Also I suspect VERY highly involved in the surveillance shenanigans that turned OPSEC into a Swiss (ha!) cheeze. Intel, AMD, ARM, etc. They are essentially all CIA, IMO. The whole friggin' tech sector of the world is clowns.

>>114993

Anyone have any information on how Paul Allen is related to this? As far as I see it, he's got to be also heavily involved and knows what's going on (corrupt.) But, I haven't seen anything fly by.

>>115039

This is a very interesting keystone. Not sliding - 'keystone' is NSA+MIL/patriots. But…double meanings. Is the keystone of the cabal death at the end of the day. This makes sense. This symbolism on this door keystone does appear to tie all that together. Creepy as fuck.

>>115048

Easy to do when you have cabal money behind you. The normies don't see the whole thing - they're not owls. So you trick them into inventing all sorts of stuff for you to exploit. I've seen this my entire life.

>>115123

> using the emblem of the USMC on their page to attract attention for it.

Which may be a Federal crime. I haven't seen this, so I can't determine if it is indeed a crime. Feds don't like others using their seals. They're an exception to the gov't. free use doctrine under copyright law. You can't use Federal seals unless you're authorized to do so.

>>115182

That's not a USMC seal. Just a neat picture.