>>11703996

>While one side of the unipolar world government agenda was driven by a view that the USA should forever be the primary global police force governing a zero sum system of perpetual war, with an unelected elite managing the system from above, the other side believed that the USA should surrender its claims to sovereignty to an international global body with unelected technocrats and financiers at the top managing the zero sum system of perpetual war from above.

Good insight.

That explains something I've been puzzling over - why there was a tooth and claw battle between GW and Owl Gore in 2000. I had previously thought they were pretty much joined at the hip, so why the hanging chads kerfluffle, other than circem et panem? It seemed bloodier than required for that, and Owl Gore seemed to lose a lot of status over it. People on the left laughed at him in the MSM, even.

So this hypothesis seems to point to Bush et al as the "US as primary global police force party", and Gore et al as the "global technocrats party."

TY

Beginning in the 1980s, and accelerating throughout the 1990s, the politics of conspiracism began to become an equal opportunity affair, as fringes on both sides of the ideological spectrum increasingly began promoting the same basic type of New World Order conspiracy theories. In 1991, for instance, no less a mainstream conservative than televangelist (and former presidential aspirant) Pat Robertson published an odd book arguing that a satanic network of Illuminati, Masons, and “international bankers” is conspiring to create an Antichrist-inspired world government that will rob Americans of their freedoms, promote pedophilia—and, of course, destroy Christianity.

Huh, Pat Robertson was right 29 years ago.

From: "Among The Truthers" by Jonathan Kay, written in 2010.

>>11704054

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>>11704058

Karma's a bitch

>>11704078

Very normal this time of day. In fact, Europe's military traffic seems a bit light at mid-day there.

Posted this in disappeared bread a couple hours ago, looks interesting - maybe something going on in/around Norfolk/lower Chesapeake region.

160th Spec Ops troop carrier flew from Ft. Campbell to Oceana in the dead of night, stayed for half an hour, then back up.

Dropped off troops? Why Spec Ops at Oceana? No flight activity seen afterwards, of course mission aircraft would turn off their boxes so we wouldn't see them anyways.

Just see what happens, maybe future proves past someday.

>>11704148

Three question marks.

>>11704164

Do people realize how ridiculous they look wearing masks?

>>11704173

>Miller/ECW gutted the CIA on Nov 17th & 18th.

Sauce?

May explain this: >>11704139

Oceana is just a short hop from The Farm

>>11704175

Oh I remember win95 and dialup, and 1.44 Mb disks for storage.

Took a minute to pull up one simple page with no graphics on it.

>>11704199

>I'm still running Win 95 on an old IBM Pentium 75

>

>It's surprisingly snappy

Now that I think about it, it wasn't the OS that was slow, the browsing was slow. Lot less crap in a Win95 than in a Win7.

I ought to dig out an old HD that still has Win95 on it and test it out.

>>11704242

Let's make that millions on Inauguration Day.

A cousin of mine wants to go, she's in her 70s, has bad knees, but says she'll crawl there if she has to.