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Anonymous ID: 1c334b Sept. 25, 2025, 11:55 a.m. No.23653341 🗄️.is 🔗kun

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the public sector is the worst for that in all nations.

mainly due to the fact it is paid by the tax payers and it also inflitration,

as soon as they take over the h.r and hiring operations they bring in their own useful idiots to bring in moar.

The private sector is mainly due to the fortune 500 which is controlled by blackrock and larry fink and his E.S.G program …

it is a mess,

best to just avoid all the big government controlled and big corporations and work local.

The central banksters must be taken down or nothing changes.

>>23653360

they should have let him stab himself with the pen.

would have saved a lot of tax dollars locking that useless fucker up.

>>23653365

tomorrow is the big speech.

>>23653380

pb links for the full picture.

>>23649112, >>23649117 The Most Powerful Bank You´ve Never Heard Of - B.i.s documentary with references from the book the tower of basel

PLANEFAG MONKEY WREX 40K VIEW - CONFLICT ALL AROUND THE WORLD

Note: sounds very much like order of chaos, wars and unrest everywhere around the world. the deep state has mobilised their ngos and assets.

runtime: 36 mins 39 secs.

Lawlessness Abound - Hearts of Many Grow Cold

https://youtu.be/e1Pvk7VI0mw

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25 Sept 2025

This SITREP covers the escalating tensions in the Middle East and ongoing Protests in Europe. We analyze how these events could potentially involve NATO and other world powers. Stay informed with the latest World News

>>23653469

EYES ON - PETE HEGSETH CALLS A MEETING WITH THE WORLDS GENERALS AND GLOBAL ARMY

Note: this seems like a massive mobilisation of troop commanders for a briefing.

runtime: 17 mins 56 secs

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BREAKING: Hegseth Calls SURPRISE MEETING /Lt Col Daniel Davis & Larry Johnson

https://youtu.be/3Qjti3wuimE

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The Pentagon issued an urgent, highly unusual directive calling hundreds of generals and admirals (1–4 star officers and their senior enlisted advisers) to assemble in Virginia; many senior officers reportedly don’t know the reason for the meeting.

Commentators describe the order as extraordinary because such large in-person gatherings of top commanders are rare and could signal something significant beyond routine video conferences.

There is speculation the meeting may be tied to military actions or planning related to recent moves in the Caribbean and threats involving Venezuela, and possibly coordination concerning Iran (snapback sanctions were mentioned as imminent in the discussion).

The transcript criticizes recent U.S. strikes on small boats allegedly carrying narcotics: speakers call the strikes reckless and potentially illegal, arguing rules of engagement require positive identification and that non-lethal alternatives exist (seizure, arrest, investigation).

One speaker emphasizes military duty to refuse unlawful orders, and laments that no senior officers have publicly resigned over the strikes.

The U.S. currently has significant naval forces near Venezuela (destroyers, a cruiser, littoral combat ship, amphibious ships with Marines) and units rehearsing landings — commentators warn this could lead to an attack on Venezuela.

Observers note the U.S. has grown accustomed to using force preemptively overseas and worry these recent actions are escalatory, potentially dragging the country toward more conflict.

Overall tone: alarmed—speakers view the meeting and recent strikes as worrying signs of possible escalation and poor adherence to legal/ethical military standards.