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yea cause I've never met a teacher or "school resource officer" whatever the fuck that is, with a mental health issue the problem is that cops have qualified immunity, Ron and the supreme court has said they have no legal duty to protect you or your kids
Shit with as eager as the cops are to shoot someone these days, wouldnt be a surprise if they went in guns blazing and shot some of those kids.
away from globalism.
hes talking about the U.S. not being the world police and putting America first, and all other nations putting themselves and the issues they have internally first, he's saying we shouldnt meddle in affairs so far from our own borders, that we should secure our own borders just as Russia is doing, before we meddle in Ukrainian or Russian or Iraqi or Taiwanese or Lebanese etc. etc
more specifically I think he's describing a process described by a man named Rudolf Steiner at the beginning of world war one..
"Ahriman also makes use of what develops from the old conditions of heredity which man has really outgrown in the Fifth Post-Atlantean Epoch. The Ahrimanic powers use all that is derived from old circumstances of heredity in order to set men against each other in conflicting groups. All that comes from old differences of family, race, tribe, peoples, is used by Ahriman to create confusion. “Freedom for every nation, even the smallest …” These were fine-sounding words. But the powers hostile to man always use fine words in order to bring confusion and in order to attain the things that Ahriman wishes to attain for his incarnation..
If we inquire: Who stirs up nations against each other? Who raises the questions that are directing humanity today? — the answer is: the Ahrimanic deception." (The Ahrimanic Deception, lecture by Rudolf Steiner, Zurich, 27th October, 1919)
Ahriman was a name that Steiner gave to the being known as the Anti-Christ. Remember anons the book says.. we will all fall for him, even love him. Luckily Steiner also gave many practical suggestions about how do deal with this, but for that, you'll have to read him yourself, that lecture might be a good place to start.