Remember that military parade President Trump wanted?
Something is up.
There are over 10x as many troops on the ground in DC as there are in Iraq and afghanistan. Let that sink in (.jpg)
One must wonder…
If in the declassified documents are records indicating Biden/Harris and the House are complicit in treason and sedition … Would the military be obligated to enact martial law?
There was a post from half talking about a "Prometheus Chain of Command" - which would seem to be a reference to a specific contingency chain of command. I could not find anything via an internet search pertaining to such a chain of command, but not all contingencies would be publicly indexed and this could specifically relate to a situation where congress has fallen to corruption.
In any case - there is some seriously weird stuff happening and I think the media is more freaking out because they don't know what is happening than they are excited that they are getting what they want. They have to make it seem like this is what they want.
However…. Considering a large number of those arrested in the unscheduled tour of the capitol are military veterans…. I don't think they quite understand the bear they are poking.
I got into an argument with a guy who was laughing at and mocking the death of Babbit, practically celebrating that bad things were happening to people like myself.
And this is how I know that I am not evil. While I am a radical and am not ashamed of or opposed to violence - I do not want to see bad things happen to the people on the other side. I maintain a 'play stupid games, win stupid prizes' philosophy for all sides. Babbit was not doing a very intelligent thing - she happened to draw the short straw to have something horrible happen because of it. Only show up to draw straws when necessary, not because you can or to be cool.
The reason I am a radical and I am angry is because there are evil people who enjoy molesting and destroying the lives of people - of twisting their passions into malign interests.
It won't stop me from being callous in the face of conflict - enemy soldiers are enemy soldiers, fully conscious of what they do or not. However, I do not take pleasure in the destruction of their lives. The ideal 'strong man' is so strong and indominable that he can merely stop his enemies and give them nearly infinite time to learn and reform. IE - HeMan never kills Skeletor; Lionel of ThunderCats never kills his opponents. Superman never killed and in one of the endings - he stopped being superman after he killed the arch fiend.
Reality isn't so kind and we don't have the advantage of plot armor… But it's a nice idea.
…. I wrote so much text and must get back to workfagging.