Anonymous ID: 50e12c Feb. 20, 2019, 5:27 p.m. No.5293249   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>1553

>>5280672

>>5280593

 

for the most part I see this guy as controlled opposition. Speaks a lot of truth (royals/bloodlines, pedos, etc.), but heavily laces it all with sci-fi V-like reptillian crap to throw off normies and make anyone who follows/cites him look like loony tin-hatters. AJ is modelled after this guy.

 

Would still regret not going to see him though.

Anonymous ID: 50e12c Feb. 25, 2019, 8:08 p.m. No.5388546   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>5383189

no, that's a stretch. They're saying that if Aus has world-renowned and respected educational institutions (i.e. universities), then that is a form of soft power; desirability and respect on the world stage. Think along the lines of the Great Barrier Reef or Ayer's rock. USA has ivy league schools.

 

example of 'hard' power would be having nukes or majority control of a natural resource like oil.

 

But yes, the education system is an indoctrination system in the wrong hands (of which, in general, it is in the wrong hands). Uni entrance scores for acceptance into teaching degrees is very low in Aus. They claim there wouldn't be enough teachers if entrance requirements were raised; maybe that statement is true, I don't know.