>>4320100 pb

[academic fake hate concernfags]

>changing history?

I mentioned recognizing the name Cuz the guys article irked me the wrong way as an alum and academic.

I am normally self identifying as some variant of fag faggin in international political economy type matters. My undergrad from UAB was in Anthropology specifically most credit hours in archeology.

Preservation of evidence of human past. Very akin to custody of evidence in LEO work.

What irked me about his article was twofold. Yes history wiped by revision seems to be the direction his reasoning moves towards.

The clowns created something with notion of "Conspiracy Theory", that in some minds, justifies razing the digital record of artifacts and evidence with which future understanding of cultural process past could be preserved or inferred from.

That's really fucked up to me.

But then I recalled archeology prof talking about how archealogy has been weaponized for some time, at least since Palestinians thought it could bolster their case if they could find digs tying them to land same ways Jews and muslims sui generis could trace their physical record to modern Israel.

Long short fuck this guy for thinking a lateral career move down to southern poverty law center in Montgomery warrants erasure and memory hole creation.

Fuck people ok with weaponizing the heritage of the Human RACE (homo sapiens sapiens)

Thx fags love ya all

(no homo)

Since the trail has us revisiting Federal reserve / Jekyll island backdrop events… anyone heard of the "Hazzard circular"?

It was a pamphlet police took from a drunk passing through their town one night after our Civil War. The drunk identified himself as a courier from Europe bringing a message from bankers over there to their brethren over here.

Btw archive.is is down 4 me

https://fileandclaw322.wordpress.com/2014/10/20/history-of-the-hazard-circular/

Slavery is likely to be abolished by the war power, and chattel slavery destroyed. This I and my European friends are in favor of, for slavery is but the owning of labor and carries with it the care of the laborer, while the European plan, led on by England, is capital control of labor by controlling wages. THIS CAN BE DONE BY CONTROLLING THE MONEY.

– Hazard Circular, 1862

>>4320975

He got roped back in same as mcauley. Last flick I saw him in was godawful on so many levels but he played a transexual vampire named queeny pic related

>>4320986

Thanks. I'm redoubling my efforts now that we got assholes using research to further the hate narrative.

In that hazard circular I can't recall if its explicit or just made clear, the persuasive arguement laid out is that the American bankers will enjoy using debt to enslave so much the more than the traditional slavery they were used to controlling. When its chattel slaves, you are responsible for their well being and health just like or else a) no roi b) I guess your neighbor slave owners would talk about your shitty plantation skills behind your back leading to loss of social standing. But with enslaving with debt, people would tell themselves they are not slaves so less risk of uprising, and you don't have to cloth and feed them that's as they aren't your property. Debt enslavement as the evolutionary step. Real glad for you guys and ThanQ

>>4321005

Social compact we all give up something together to get out of state of anarchic nature through agreement on governance. Think of it those terms. Otherwise you could pay no taxes enter the social compact but maybe your neighbors are ok with you doing Charlie work and cleaning everyone's bathroom. If you define freedom in terms of untaxed income on labor only you'd be free in that situation but you'd be doing the Charlie work

>>4321064

Year should remain same even if translation changes with publishing

>>4321064

Page 40 on the pdf footer

Been on my mind lately… cabal used (a broke) NYC as lab for technocratic rule back in 1970s-1980s (link below has tones of Palantir )…. it was a shotty failure and improved lives for no one. But like us making most of what we got here now, then it gave rise to our predecessor and cousin canons the street artist like banksy and sabo. Shit was so depressing all around that they took it upon themselves to beautify and provoke thought

Forgot link

>>4321282

https://www.google.com/amp/s/nypost.com/2010/05/16/why-the-bronx-burned/amp/

>>4321291

Real simple Bernanke set up the fragile frame for hellen and the new guy. Our Fed is out a line acting in concert with coordinating central banks elsewhere by ceding national interest and sovereignty over our affairs for pursuit of global financial interests. I am sure that is grounds right there to call them before a trial and mark other coordinating central banks as accessories and coconspirators. DCCT. Was extra fun points cuz it backdoor toes in their rockery on wall street with the nuevo rich situation public servants on capital hill tend to find themselves in after elected tenure ends

>>4321323

Your own copy of record for posterity and redundancy

>>4321094

I see yeah I am with ya. Property tax is bullshit. Income tax is optics because it's a progressive system… so dems get to say it helps the poor and rich are pained because of that. That's the only arguement I hear that makes any sense, but it's not reality it's an arguement about how things ought be. Sales tax is best but I say fuck it put the federal govt back on a diet of revenue from tariffs levies and use taxes like pre Woodrow wilson

>>4321373

Dodd-Frank also gave firms something to push back against and point at to say "see we are over regulated if only we had less constraints" leaving the peeps to think well that must mean the FED is serving us by keeping a check on too big too fail, right? Right? :{ fuckin kabuki theatre