I feel compassion for the weak-minded who never learned to check statements and "facts" and do their own research. People who take their own lives always have deeper issues than whatever they blame their final decision on.
I feel worst for the loved ones of the suiciders, because they'll be scarred for life, and their grief will be unhelpfully redirected away fro the true issues to instead focus on a superficial scapegoat such as the outcome of a given election.
>The violent execution of a good plan is the key to its success
Rephrase: "violent execution"→"aggressive negotiation"
Have the book; read it more than a decade ago.
I like this (rather long) documentary which I've just encountered, though its date is decades ago…
While seemingly very long, I cross-checked several of the facts presented which weren't already documented in G. Edward Griffin's "The Creature from Jekyll Island," I found the entire documentary to be truthful valuable historical information. This video had tidbits not presented in Griffin's seminal masterwork.
Watch it while it's still up on YouTube; now that it's been mentioned herein, it may disappear.
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTPopNG6LRM>
Although the union/communists howled loudly about this, hurling non-insults like "strikebreaker", I respected Regan for putting the best interests of the traveling public above those of the overpaid air traffic controllers.
>Trump’s transition team is headed by his friend Linda McMahon, chairwoman of the conservative America First Policy Institute and a former chief executive of World Wrestling Entertainment, and Howard Lutnick, chief executive of the financial services group Cantor Fitzgerald.
Cantor Fitzgerald was nearly wiped out by the 911 Disraeli Gears FF attack.
SES covers each other's backsides, first priority over anything else. Makes all SES sus.
>I’ve been seeing a few videos of people complaining that they don’t have Medicare.
I "have" Medicare. Don't use it. Don't want it. But it's forced upon people of a certain age regardless of free will. I object to many particulars of the program, beginning with US Gov having permanent access to all of my medical records. So, I don't have an M.D. doctor, and I don't have any medical records.
>Did Lockheed Designs end up in the new Chinese Fighters?
Most likely. Anon personally knows of a Lockheed employee (Chinese ethnicity) who daily held telephone calls in Chinese with unknown persons. These were on her cellphone, in areas in which cellphones are not allowed because of national security concerns. Lockheed is truly lax when it comes to secrets that really matter. They clamp down on trivial stuff which wouldn't expose anything important, while turning a blind eye to critical, paradigm-breaking new tech and those who have access to it.
>nobody else has that kind of job security
Regardless of what kind of job security We the People may or may not have, our SERVANTS must lose ALL benefits and privileges the moment they are proven to be NEGLECTING their DUTIES toward We the People and toward defending and upholding the Constitution.
Grounds for instant dismissal, zero severance, voided retirement benefits.
>SES are screened before being allowed to join the ranks to ensure they protect the institution.
Protect the institution (SES), yes, as I said. However, one cannot successfully screen out traitors. Not even Jesus managed that. SES will violate the Constitution to protect the Deep State.
>the most RETARDED state in America
That's literally true, given that "retarded" means "delayed." However, the real problem behind the delays is the full-spectrum dominance of the Mexican drug and human trafficking cartels, who OWN Katie Hobbs, several Ariz judges, the Mesa City Council and Mayor, and so many other officials. As stated, full-spectrum dominance.
Even the sharpest legal and technical minds in the USA couldn't make a dent in the corruption after the 2020 (s)election.