>>15570705 (lb)

BoJo takes some shit for partying during lockdowns, so he drops some shit about protecting kiddy diddlers/pedovores on their sanctimonious asses. BoJo not afraid of going there, apparently. Must have some solid backing.

I've seen BoJo's name come up wrt Schwab's young leaders program. If so, I think that would put BoJo pro EU/anti-Brexit, and shooting back at the UK parliament would fit.

Going further, though, Trudeau, Ardern, Macron would be using the same strategy, I think. Can't see Schwab wanting to open the Overton Window and go the kiddy diddlers/pedovores route, though, so it's hard for me to get a feel for where BoJo actually shakes out in this movie. Maybe Brexit and EU are the same team, and the whole divorce was kabuki, to Schwab's advantage.

Ronald Bernard started bringing the kiddy diddlers/pedovore mainstream a couple of years ago. Might be about to bust wide up soon.

>>15571520

>An attack by Ukraine on Crimea would trigger Article 5 of NATO’s founding treaty

That's an, "If Ukraine joined NATO and attacked Crimea", condition, I think. If so, Putin is asking Europe if they trust Ukraine not to try to retake Crimea when they join NATO. Have to read between the lines, here, I think, and extrapolate out to the US MSM banging of the war drums as they are now. If Ukraine is not in NATO, there's no reason for Europe to act if Ukraine decides to retake Crimea and Russia counter attacks. If they're in NATO, however, and the US wants to start trouble, Europe is going to be led around by the nose by a Brandon or a Brandon successor.

Say Putin knows Brandon cheated to get where he is, and also knows there will always be cheating to get Brandon successors in. He's basically telling Europe that they're at the mercy of a fraudulent system that will get their puppets on the levers and knobs of the US military. If Macron knows the system is fraudulent he needs Macron to act now. Macron went to Moscow. I don't think he got to ask many questions, and his interpreter learned how to say fuck around, find out in Russian. Also wouldn't surprise me if the Z-man tells Macron the same thing. Double team from Putin and the Z-man. message: You're at the mercy of some addle brain in DC, or you're independent of it. Choose wisely.

>>15571655

Bet Thiel seen't or knows some shit. Might relate to Zuckerberg fucking around with 2020. Getting, for me, to look more and more like election 2020 was a sting.

>>15571563

It did work in Switzerland. Zurich Needle Park. Mid-90's, I think.

At first the Swiss just left the junkies alone in the park. They found that criminal bands arose amongst the junkies and made things worse. Big effect on health system claims.

They went to free Heroin/Methadone and it's been working. Health insurance hits have been less. Some addicts are even in the workforce.

We're talking about a small country with an established and traditional work ethic, though. Orderly to the point of nuisance, in some cases. US is a different ball game.

>>15572035

I think the weaknesses of a multi-party system got him in. Le Pen vs the rest of the parties who didn't want to vote for her in the lfinal elections.

So the Le Pen party and the Macron party were close in the lead ups to get them to the finals, but in the final everyone not Le Pen in the lead ups went with the Macron party. Macron just manipulated a quirky system.

Not saying there wasn't fraud, as well, but the strategy to use a fucked up system to Macron's best advantage played a part as well. You end up getting someone supported by 20% of the population in charge by trashing someone with 40% of population support enough to get the remaining 40% of the voters of the splinter parties to vote for you.