>>8181535 (PB)

Yes.

Another one:

>>4. It is a principle of political science that it is easier to persuade people to vote against something or someone than to persuade them to vote in favor of something.

https://stopshouting.blogspot.com/2011/04/ten-rules-for-liberty-guerrillas.html

>>The Dune affect is a term we coined–after the movie Dune–which explains that those who control and have access to media have access to and potential control of public opinion.

"How to Analyze Propaganda"

https://web.stanford.edu/class/e297c/war_peace/media/hpropaganda.html

>>How to control what people do: An animated book survey of Bernay's book Propaganda

https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Q-3qwEDyPM

>>8181744

Adjudication mentioned is intel billets for critical fills at DoS

OCONUS billet requiring specific AO expertise hard to find.

Politics more important than NatSec?

Yep. Sure looks that way.

Obama regime has alot of "gatekeepers" still in key billets in HR, and as "Security Clearance Managers".

Anyone who believes that the Obama Regime did not highly weaponize the IC and who got into the IC, and who gets to stay in the IC, is very very naive.

No one seems interested in the purge after the 2012 election. It still has institutional ramifications.

>>8181744

And…. it's a little sketchy that someone could fill a position as a "Security Clearance Manager" when their own personal past history would make one question what went on with THEIR adjudication.

Special rules for special people.

Special people make the rules.

A housecleaning has to be more than just the "tippy top".

>>8181682

Martial law was never declared in KSA.

Don't know why that falsehood still has legs.