So I've got to wonder. Since our economy/the stock market are on such an upswing, how much of that is a result of the human rights violation asset seizure EO that Trump signed at the end of December of last year? There's probably been a sizeable amount repatriated into US coffers given how many low-level players in black market ratlines have been arrested from just this year alone (according to the DoJ press releases anyway.)

Really does go to show how high-tier crimes like drug/humsn trafficking have siphoned our funds over the years. And yet cabal-affiliated bureaucrats have the gall to nickel-and-dime ordinary Americans further.

>>3912521

You don't say. I bet it's a scare tactic often aimed at Coptic and Assyrian Christians, too. They're both favorite targets of Jihadists out in the middle-east, yet there's nary a mention of their persecution by the MSM.

>>3912558

>>3912574

This and this. No one here truly knows how far the fight to cut these networks down has progressed. Not like any of the (((concernfags))) here know what our LEOs and military spec-ops are up against on a daily basis.

All those upticks in pedo arrests on the DoJ site aren't there for shits and giggles. Low-level participants make plea deals and give intel that can help surgically strike down the bigger fish, like what happened with Keith Rainere/Allison Mack and NXIVM.

>>3912597

It's funny. I bought into the global warming/climate change hype before I was clued in to how it's an engineered racket made to siphon donations into slush funds or to "pass the expenses on" to consumers with things like carbon taxes/utility bill hikes, etc.

What people who fight back against climate change deniers fail to realize is that we're not out to chug smoke into the skies all willy-nilly, unlike China and India, who seem to freely get away with that shit. Sensible environmental management and the tech to mitigate the dangers DO exist. But morons like Al Gore and the cabal-invested EPA will never admit it.

>>3912670

I've seen the talk about us going into a potential ice age. I would assume that hidden technology would offset the danger years down the line, yeah?

Either way I'll give those sites a look-over. And maybe plan out a walk-in greenhouse to build. Yay, carpentry and construction skills!

>>3912715

Hey, if a few-dozen generations have to live it out comfortably and sustainably in domed cities while snow storms rage just beyond it, so be it. Personally I would find that sort of lifestyle to be comfy af as long as strife like war/famine/disease are non-factors by that point in civilization.

>>3912721

Good point. Actually, folks are already suing the company for all those gas explosions, IIRC. Californians oughta do the same if there is fuckery afoot.

>>3912793

Betting some of us (or more specifically our offspring) will need to fill roles in academia down the line. First thing's first though: it needs a huge enema to get rid of all the counterculture progressives and Marxist indoctrinatos still in charge. They present a huge obstacle in making the university system work once again.

>>3912978

It's like the adage of letting kids get dirty in small degrees to build up their pathogen immunity. Heh, llama spit = instant innoculation. Funny how our world works, isn't it?

>>3913065

Indeed. WW3 is already ongoing, just not in the way we think.

Genki Sudo knows what's up.