>>15664958 (pb)
>which is impossible to hack.
That claim won't age well.
>>15665173 (pb)
>Sauce this or shove a cactus up yer ass.
>The Five Gifts of Hathor
That ritual is a good illustration of how the cabal rules over people. The Hathor priestess convinces the farmer that the 5 things he names, which he already has (note the way the question is worded - what would you miss), were given to him from an unseeable, unknowable deity rather than earned by the sweat of his brow and the toil of his own hands. While I agree that gratitude is a fine thing to practice every day, this Hathor tale shows just how people have been enslaved by religion throughout time.
>Somebody has to step up and HAND these guys some cash
Our own totalitarian dictatorship has been stealing cash from motorists for many years already. It's called "civil asset forfeiture," but it's really just highway robbery. If you're traveling with lots of cash, count on having it stolen from you by our "public servants" before you can get it to the truckers.
Look at those assholes - dressed for war. Their attire makes it clear that's what they WANT. IF they actually wanted to enforce the PEACE, they would not approach a peaceful protest as if it were a war zone.