>>12243043 pb

>I don't like the POTUS declaration about Thomas Becket

I was torn 2 ways by it. It was a beautiful discussion of the issues and how they relate to freedom. In some ways, given the current extreme political stance of the current "pope", it's easier to see the point of view that some countries have, that once a church reaches a certain size, it's like having a STATE operate within your STATE, and thus an attack on sovereignty.

Couldn't see that before, but since the "high sparrow" pope, I can see their point more on that.

>>12243149

>>12215215 pbpb

>no one dug on bill binney Q mentioned bill binney. this board is disgustingly comped by commies

Binney

Binney looks increasingly like a snowden, no? It brings me no pleasure to say that, but there is no good answer to WHY someone with inside knowledge of critical infrastructure would PUBLICIZE THE LOCATIONS of the critical infrastructure in October 2020 in the run-up to this current time. NONE. You can't think of a reasonable reason why he would do that, except nefarious reasons. Even if it's public info and not classified, it's at least behaving like an "anti-Q".

Probably best you disagree with me and call me nuts TBH, because this board is too close to normieland.

He has never tweeted DEW before 12/27. And what is the "stop007" account which (it appears??) is alerting him to the holes in "the shielding above him"? What shielding?

Spoopy stuff. Snowden uses a veneer of whistleblowing to cover evil. We all know that.

I saw AJ introduce Binney as "the ex-head of the NSA" one time. AJ is such a fucking tool.

cool id.

>Bombshell Leak Exposes Systemic INFILTRATION of Western Firms By Chinese Communist Party

I was thinking about this yesterday in terms of one of the crucial sciences of the next hundred yearsAI.

How valuable it is for China to have a high-trust society. With our LOW TRUST society, infiltrated by the Chinese and every other cunt who hates us, it is far easier for them to infiltrate coding teams and fuck up code.

Ultimately, our greatest weakness is the diversity. It has been planned that way. They killed POTUS-35 and immediately changed immigration in 1965.

Because the LOW TRUST is our greatest liability, and AI development makes that clear.

You think we will be able to transfer National Security aspects to AI in 25 years? No, and I'm sure most assume that's a good thing, because of movies which have demonized AI, for example with Arnold Schwarzenegger who hates Trump. Well what if China, because of high trust development, CAN do that. While our AI is bloated, expensive, and untrustable.

TRUST is what makes MONEY. TRUST is the central element of ALL POWER. And they attacked out TRUST.

1963>1965>2020.

>>12243264

Welcome to 2020, when @JovanHPulitzer hacked a voting machine live during a government hearing and the press insists there is no evidence of election fraud

Need to amplify that message

>>12243274

that's not bill gates. that's a leaked presentation from the pentagon. 2005 date agrees with what I heard though

>>12243298

>nashville 12-25 shows deep underground facility

most obviously state-level attack on US soil since 9/11

>>12243369

>Ignores all discussion of a state operating within a state

the catholic church has fought for illegal immigration to the US for a very long time.

>>12243432

doesn't sound a thing like bill gates but whatever

>>12243474

>Who do you think was paying for the caravans to ship millions of Catholic peasants into the US and wreck its welfare system and infrastructure?

it's a state that operates within other states. I couldn't see that until "Francis". But it's clearer now.

>>12243486

What's the point of an EO if you don't add teeth to what happens if the fuckers are "late" with the info

>>12243294

>china-us-forces-afghanistan

I could see this being disinfo by desperate shill forever war fags though TBPFH.

They WILL use your natural human instinct to "racism" against you. They ALWAYS do. There is a fine line here with the China shit.

>>12243494

>have infiltrated the leadership of the Church and are the ones declaring that illegal immigration is OK

>>12243391

it's the spoopy name reference that does it for me

Assange, to me, did nothing wrong. Publishing data that are given to you by someone else is nothing like,

breaking your security clearance and being an obvious infiltrator with that exact purpose like Snowden was.

It will be a long time before Assange's desire pictured is reality. But it must be our goal.

What happened to Mr. Pig? He hasn't been here since around Christmas.

Maybe he's taking a break?