>>13376752

State Capitalism. All the CEOs, especially tech, re farm Alumni, many in the revolving door corridor of "current goverment official" to "back to private enterprise"

Trump, Byrne, Lindell are private sector capitalists, the old kind, whose wealth is used to build supporting private enterprises.

Consider a factory town back in the day, and the number of businesses that were built to fill worker and family needs.

State capitalism moves the factories offshore, avoids paying taxes while sucking off remaining taxpayers to fund their obscene salaries and to keep the political machine that ensures their stay in power well-oiled.

Everything Trump did fucked that up.

Loser peeps have been conditioned to think the "cheaper' goods from offshore is a better deal. These are the ones with college degrees that ain't worth the paper they're printed on and the old farts in Academia who couldn't cut it in private enterprise. Someone convinced them that because they went to or work in higher education, they're smarter than the average bear. Add career government employees to that genre. Fauci, being the poster child.

Only glimmer in the eastern sky hinting at a new dawn is that the degree of the threat that Trump posed required a WW bio-attack and a shamelessly stolen election to counter, and that after only 4 years.

Hold the line, anon, I don't see any fat ladies singing.

>>13376845

… and with the blessing of his family.

Everything right under the rug, next to the election lawsuits.

>>13376995

Not sure what cuisine this sauce is, but they're saying Egypt is holding the ship until they get paid for freeing it and the other companies are afforded restitution.

Captain is stonewalling about answering questions related to cooperating with the pilot at the time of the grounding.

https://usa.timesofnews.com/breaking-news/breaking-news/suez-canal-blockage-captain-of-ever-given-not-aiding-probe-calamitys-cost-tops-1b.html

>>13377230

I think there is a complete comms lockdown from military (not the Obama military) to the Bidan administration.

You start with Harris and Pelosi wanting the nuclear codes, and how clueless the Bidan administration looks with any military event, which seem to contradict any of Bidan's policies.

Now the continuation of border wall construction, which, to me, is a military decision, and, guessing further, determined after gleaning information from border crossers.

So you have a two forked vector running the country. Bidan has the day to day, because, as fucked up as it is, it's better than a military junta. That would play into enemy hands, because the military would be engaged with civil disturbance.

The military core has the national defense vector. Bidan is shut out of that and any comms are locked down tight as a drum.

My guess is that whatever is happening is what the core military wants to happen. IOW, the cabal is fucking up, and any information/disinformation may cause the cabal to react in a way that changes the direction it is now taking, and in a very dangerous way. LOTE

I haven't seen any"How's my driving?" number on the back of military equipment, nor do the officers at the top have a public relations number to handle my complaints. They're not too interested in what we think about the way it's going.

>>13377263

Not in the US. Spouseanon telling me we're going lockdown here again because hospitals are filled, and doctors are doing triage on admissions. Talk again of lack of ventilators. "New" wave affects younger persons, so they say, and fear is older will be shunted off to die at home.

SARS implies "respiratory" I believe, so it could be we need to bend over because the ventilator panic is coming again.

Respiratory also implies a mask is a must, so more gaslighting must have been ordered from on high. The proles are getting too uppity with their demonstrations.

>>13377324

Ukraine?

Talk is of getting NATO involved. Not sure why, because Ukraine isn't NATO, but we're dealing with the EU, so who knows.

Russia/NATO in Ukraine would cause the ME to go hot real fast, too, IMO.

Cabal steering Bidan into kinetic action in the Ukraine would cause the military to act, I think?

>>13377384

I just see Q going silent as not wanting the cabal to react in a defensive manner. With no info cabal has to take the battle to the military.

That was my idea of why you're asking about Q not posting.

My idea of Ukraine doesn't have to do with Bidan & Fils. It has more to do with a cabal plan to draw Russia into a kinetic conflict. Russia will not leave a Ukraine invasion into the Crimea unanswered, IMO.

Go, then, with NATO / Russia conflict in Crimea and what happens in the ME and South China Sea?

It's mind boggingly dangerous.

By going silent and forcing the enemy to make it's move, you can plan your course of action more accurately. If, say, Q makes a statement that causes the cabal to cover that military possibility, our military has to plan for that as well.

It doesn't sit right, for me, as well, and I think it may be the possible enormity of the consequences. The military is facing an event that makes anything Bidan does in US day to day life so inconsequential to the full picture that it makes no sense to assign resources to it.

So if I'm sitting here wondering why, if election is stolen, no courts act, the country is being given the runaround by the medical authorities, the border is overrun by questionable characters, a dementia patient is running the country into the ground as POTUS, nobody doing anything about.

The answer may be that whatever it is the military is staring down makes those issues non-essential in the near-term future of the country.