>>15601085

Block 6 major highways around Paris and France is in a world of hurt.

4 or 5, maybe, up around Antwerp/Rotterdam and the supply chain E/W across Northern Europe is down. That serves the Venlo crossing into D.

To the East the Saarbruecken crossing into D (K-Town/Ramstein Autobahn) and the Muelhausen crossing into D (F/CH/D) border and Germany is cut off from the big West Coast harbors.

To the East, basically, shutting down the Salzburg crossing from A into D will take out the Southern Europe supply route. Italy trucking comes over the Brenner than loops around to the east from Inssbruck and back around to Salzburg because of the Mountains. SE Europe uses the S

alzburg crossing as well.

Playing with fire. The cities are for initial protest purposes, I think. It may be if that doesn't bring results the border crossings are next. Canada model, except taking out 3 or 4 crossings shuts down Germany, which is pretty much the entire European E/W corridor route.

>>15601257

He doesn't need to cheat. In their system, with multiple political parties, whichever party gets the most votes gets to pick the government.

Say there's 5 parties and Trudeau gets 25% of the vote, and the other 4 get 18% each. Trudeau gets the first choice to convince 2 of the other 4 to join with him, which will bring the voter representation over 50%. Doesn't always work, but there are parties that just want to be part of the power.

What's happening, now, I think, is that Trudeau's base is getting peeled off so he won't be the biggest vote getter if they go to a no confidence vote.. His base aren't with the truckers, rather they want the truckers gone, and are seeing Trudeau can't do shit about it and maybe they'll will vote for some other loser, but that loser won't get the most votes.

Macron in France got in a similar way. They have preliminary elections to pick the top two vote getters who run against each other in the general. Again, say we have 5 parties. Macron and Le Pen are top 2 in the preliminary, but Macron demonizes Le Pen so the other parties vote against her in the general. NZ and the chick might have be a similar kind of maneuver. Not sure. WEF shenanigans, maybe. Anyway, c. 25% of the voters can dick the other 75% around if you plan right.

US with only two parties excludes that kind of bullshit. That might be why the absurd cheat was needed to put Brandon in.

>>15601428

You're welcome.

Forgot to add that this dynamic could be why TPTB want people divided. The divisive measures keep the likelihood low that a voter preference endorsed by more than 50% of the people will form. Such a voter bloc takes over government by itself and doesn't need to kiss ass to losers in order to find a coalition they can rule with.

>>15601470

Just keep peppering him with unscripted questions during public session. With no screenplay to read he's comes across as a dumb fuck.

I think I saw where some MP told his colleagues to stop heckling him and just let him try to answer questions. It's the best way to show he's incompetent. Don't interrupt him while he's fucking up kind of thing, I guess.

>>15601523

>start their own small private schools

School marms for younger grades and subject master teachers for advanced grades. Retirees from business, etc.

The key is that is has to be aimed at an outcome test, such as the SAT, GE, or, even better, aptitude type tests for companies to use.

Education isn't all what you learn, either, it's a device to prove you're capable of adhering to and mastering a regimen when need be. Very important in some business endeavors.

Sadly, too many parents regard public school as free day care (the tax link isn't direct enough to mean anything), and will support their public schools because they don't want that applecart upset. Principles behind any criticism aren't considered, just the pragmatics of making sure that a building is open so they can put their kids in it so they can can go to work.