>>9803059 (PB)

I feel you, I talk to my neighbors, they don't care, friends don't care…

I recently retired from the Mil, but my opinion doesn't carry any weight when it challenges the MSM.

We aren't fighting an enemy that is misinformed/confused so in the end, violence is going to be necessary to stop said enemy.

If you suggest violence, 2nd Amendment, or actual push back, you are a "shill", so I cannot see any avenue where the current "plan" can succeed when it frowns on actual, physical "doing of something"…

I'm in my 40's, I don't give a shit about MEMES. My kids are teens, they don't give a shit about MEMES. So, I'm going out on a limb that the rest of the world isn't going to be swayed by MEMES.

Bullets for bad guys or we will lose.

>>9804754

Yeah, I know, but it's the only place that seems to truly want to do something. My comments are meant for "Q" anyway.

I appreciate the overarching effort of those on this board because I knew the threat we faced from w/in our Military/Gov.

I am of the "Trust, but verify" mentality and it's impossible when "the plan" is subjective to our collective interpretation.

As it stands, "the plan" can play out equally good/bad depends on who is reading the tea leaves.

>>9804757

>(You)

Same, I'm absorbing Mark Levin at the moment. He's tough to listen to sometimes because he delivers blunt, honest opinion.

>>9804878

>(You)

Thank you… Proud to have served. (Still trying to serve, here, sort of.)

>>9805079

>(You)

Squeaky wheel doesn't get the grease, it gets "greased"…

In the military, the only time we blew the whistle and succeeded, we had 50 mbrs involved, all had copies of the damning info and leadership rewarded us by placing us on 16 hour shifts to correct the problem.

We saved lives, they made us suffer for 8 months, I even have a coin to commemorate the injustice.