>>14042424

Expat anon here. I read something posted here a few days ago that had more of a profound impact on me than it seemed at first.

SomeAnon posted a piece from one of the blogs about how a young Joe Biden in 1975 had blocked funding for an honorable withdrawal of the US pullout in vietnam during the Fall of Saigon. The piece explained how President Ford had had to basically beg funds from churches and independent sources to rescue innocents and troops who were about to be slaughtered. How the committee Biden was on, in that case aligned with pro Chinese interests, because anything hurting Republicans in the runup to an election year was a winning strategy for them. How he was carrying water for the CCP even back then.

Anon was a '70s kid. Even though I know the Cabal strategy has been a long time coming, I hold out a certain innocent nostalgia for those decades. I mark the beginning of modern fuckery at 1963, becoming full blown by the time of Iran Contra. But this exposure of Biden's agenda in 1975 really affected me somehow. Even those innocent days were not innocent. We were in the pre-digital era without Big Brother oversight….yet even then we were in the grip of the Cabal. I like to tell myself it was really 2001 and the Patriot Act that cemented their power over us, but that isn't true is it?

Looking at this Biden revelation makes me realize we weren't even free in the 1950's, given all the 3-letter fuckery during that decade. And wind the clock back to 1911 to realize we haven't been free financially since then. It is hard to know who to even be angry at, or what to even attempt doing other than to wake as many people up as possible.

So I gotta admit some wistfulness. I'm sitting here in my abode enjoying a nice afternoon breeze after a Biblical thunderstorm (Hory shit it was loud). Sipping a Pilsen and listening to Supertramp. Reflecting on how it feels like we must have had a timeline shift sometime in the 90s for everything to have become this HAYWIRE.

But there is a shiny spark that came of this week's musings. I say this more to you younger Anons: the course of events is already set. I no longer even need to follow the daily headlines, or get outraged by the latest injustice. We are living out 1984 or 'V for Vendetta', effectively. The police state is tightening its noose. The only thing that can alter the balance, short of Christ Jesus and the Heavenly army, is for us to throw off our oppressors. And that starts with the ability to communicate freely and exchange ideas. Forget about hoping in election recounts, or some special-ops teams working behind the scenes. Rescue of our country isn't coming unless it comes from us.

No wonder they try so hard to shut us down and paint us as extremists. For all the talk of the last 4 years, I have yet to see any of the secure comms platforms that were discussed. As that noose tightens, you (we) are going to lose the ability to coordinate and communicate. You think they won't legislate away ammunitions and firearms? Think you'll be able to buy food that doesn't kill you, or be able to travel freely without getting injected?

The Reset is coming. What form it takes would seem to be up to those willing to effect & affect the outcome.

>>14042624

>>14042628

For me its Philippines. April 2020 I took stock of our 'supply chain items', not knowing how long global shipping would be affected. Fortunately most of the stuff we eat comes from local sources.

When I moved abroad in 2016 the goal was finding a place that still had some gun rights, but a dysfunctional and poor government that couldn't afford all the Big Brother toys. So far that has worked pretty good, except you have to be willing to tolerate a certain amount of corruption and other risks.

Covid response here absolutely sucked, but the enforcement is lax.

>>14042674

We've just resigned ourselves to the idea that we may never get to leave. Can't even get an international flight on the island we live, and even getting to the capital city would involve a major pain in the ass, quarantine, vaccine, etc. Visiting a neighboring island by boat is easy enough, but you might get 'stuck' there with frequently-changing ordinances. Wife anon's mother got stuck with us for almost a year, she came for a visit right before the first lockdowns.

It's just fucked. So we will sit tight until the craziness goes away. Time to start investing in fishing boats I guess, at least would have some transport options other than planes. On the plus side most of their recordskeeping is paper-based. Fuggedabout databases. We don't even have a real street address.

>>14042708

Funny. Personally there are way more upsides than downsides IMO living in a 'developing' country. Just rewatched the movie RED the other day, and John Malkovitch's great line in there was how he could 'feel their eyes on him, wet…like peaches…' KEK.

Living outside the bubble is a great experience.

>>14042720

Bro, the change in flying after 911 already made it barely tolerable. I did it coz I had to, but never enjoyed it. Now, holy shyte, I wouldn't even think about it.

I'm looking forward to the continued distribution of technologies to the masses. 3D printing, various other DIY-type small scale production methods. Cottage industry tinkerers may save our asses after they lock us completely out of travel and restrict commerce.

I'm not just referring to self defense like weapons. I mean things like communication, transportation, etc. Unless we are all going to become farmers, I forsee a kind of explosion of small industry addressing needs that have become 'restricted' by various regimes for various reasons.

How long will they allow you to drive your own car, for example? They want you using govt. approved self-driving transport with your UN VaxCard system. If I had a personal jetpack I wouldn't need their system. If I had a 3D printed coil gun I wouldn't need their serialized ammunition.

We gotta start thinking outside the box in these ways.

>>14042753

Yeah fuck that. Welcome to dystopia.

>>14042790

Industrial engineer, 25 yrs. experience, pretty much handled it all anon, and done many jobs. What I'm getting at is that our economy runs on a fragile supply chain system. One which right now has the CCP supplying most of our goods. Certain technologies won't be allowed to be in your hands at all once the Cabal finishes tightening the noose. Just looks at the proposals to put serial numbers on ammo. GMO crops are another example….soon farmers pretty much won't be able to grow anything else, if the Cabal has their way.

My point is freedom loving people must trend toward self sufficiency if you want to avoid their transhumanist agenda. Like I said, we can all learn to become farmers, but I think we are smart enough to distribute the knowledge and the small tech in a way that local groups of people would be able to make the things you need.

We need a space based comms system though, to keep comms out of their grip.

>>14042786

IS THAT A GINGER MOUND IN THE SKY??

>>14042824

THIS

I remember an urban planning class I had to take back around '90. The topic had been how to incentivize industry in West Virginia, to give the work force something to do, since they were all losing their jobs due to coal mine closures.

I was like….why the fuck would you want to do that? ANY industry you put their is going to be disadvantaged by the difficult terrain and transportation costs. Sooo…..we'll just give 'em subsidies? Hory fuck the world is a stupid place. Let them move to where the jobs are.

Globalism is the same way, but only because of the insatiable meddling by those fucks in Belgium and Switzerland. Carbon credits…fuck me. California has a drought so lets remove some of the dams….yeah great plan.

>>14042830

Yeah that's my fear too

>>14042835

Well for me the simple answer was just getting the hell out of dodge once I realized the US was past the tipping point. To be fair, this was before Trump came on the scene, so in my mind there was no hope at all of a secure and free future. Better to get out while I could, and plan for some kind of redoubt situation in a place where I could exercise more independence.

In my consulting work I'm constantly involved in parts of the global economic / control puzzle. Getting things made in China, shipped wherever, sold wherever. The system can only work if it is free from fuckery. Control / fuckery adds cost and inefficency to the system. It enables the kind of dependence one economy has on another, that pulls you farther into the system geopolitically.

As a red blooded Murikan, I will always value self defense. They have obviously been trying for decades to get guns out of our hands. Biden says what does it matter, since we don't have F-15's and nukes. Well fuck him. I think to maintain your freedoms, part of the puzzle that needs to be solved is self-developed weapons. Look at what happened to Australia. They were submissive to the gun grab. Let's hope America won't be. But that's OK, they will just keep reducing the number of companies who can produce ammo. Then they will prevent you from buying it, or force you to carry a massive insurance policy.

Personally, having thought about this for some time, I think the answer lies not in projectile weapons. We need phasers. Something that can be built from DIY plans. Something that doesn't have supply chain choke points like ammunition. Coil guns can be built now, we just need them more powerful.

But truthfully I think they would shut down the internet before they would allow that kind of knowledge to get out. That is why I mentioned about secure comms being really the first priority.

So much to do, anon. Securing the water. Securing comms. Securing non toxic food. Preventing bio-electrical interference in our synapses. I'm not a big killer-vaccine guy, but clearly bio-warfare is in their wheelhouse.

So I guess I'm encouraging anons to think deeper and more long range beyond the Arizona vote, or getting Trump back in office. Far from being submissive, I'm trying to strategize some solutions to these issues.

>>14042875

Someone does, they plant Supertramp videos nearly every day lately if I recall.

>>14042882

Oh I've got 10 Bears 'words of iron' almost memorized

KEK

>>14042905

Find myself frequently on Supertramp, or Gipsy Kings. Some things get better with age.

>>14042920

EXACTLY

The same kind of breakthrus are happening in medical fields. You can 3D print circuit boards. The cost of DIY will tend to be high because we don't have the efficiencies of scale. But you are getting what I'm putting down.

What about something like an arduino type cell phone that actually has features and functions you like? One that interfaces with your very own cube sat up in orbit, and cannot be hacked by some clow with a Scorpion spoof (or whatever that thing is they fool cell towers with).

We need to be thinking outside the box. Seriously.

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>>14042926

Gone to Hollywood is the song I can never get out of my head. Logical Song is good too, and so many more.

>>14042944

>Fox

rhymes with cocks