FK – If he had been carrying a gun and killed the trash as he should have done how many years would the commie trash we should be hunting to extinction have railroaded him into prison?
Peacing out will not fix this.
Until those who claim they want to live free learn to rule those who don’t nothing will get better.
Where are the genuine peoples’ militias we need in every county to deal with this evil?
All gun control is an act of war.
Until we are prepared for the worst case scenario we are still losing.
Don’t be found in a pile of brass. Be found with your brass strung out behind you along an avenue of approach. That’s how wars are won.
I wonder sometimes about the people who used to argue that bitcoin’s high value made its legitimacy self-evident; would they now concede with bitcoin’s plunging value that its legitimacy was in question? I’m guessing they probably won’t.
Crypto was also an effective distraction from people trying to build precious metals based alternatives to the the current economic environment. Bitcoin siphoned up activist energy and redirected it into something useless rather than a system that might truly threaten the central banking establishment.
Beyond that, the entire crypto-storm over the past decade has done one thing very well — it made the idea of cryptocurrencies a household discussion, and I believe this was the goal all along. Once I found growing evidence that international and central banks were deeply involved in building the infrastructure needed to make blockchain technology go global and universal, it became obvious that bitcoin and other coins were merely a pregame test for the introduction of something rather sinister.
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It was odd that bitcoin was built around the SHA-256 hash function created by the National Security Agency, and that the entire concept was remarkably similar to what was described in an NSA paper published in 1996 titled ‘How To Make A Mint: The Cryptography Of Anonymous Electronic Cash.’
Then, there were globalist institutions like Goldman Sachs coming out publicly in praise of crypto and blockchain tech. And, finally, central banks began entertaining the notion of moving into crypto, but they made it sound like they were approaching the idea half-heartedly, like it was a potential hobby.
FK – I’m parsecs from being a financial whiz but I know from recent history what usually happens to alternative currencies that truly challenge the banksters, NWO, deep state, whatever.
FK – Our enemies are always angling. The average ‘conservative,’ or ‘libertarian’ or patriot is usually in deep denial of the seriousness of the situation.
The republicrats aren’t going to save us and there are no men here to do what will be required.
It is no secret that Europe is in the midst of an internal economic crisis – a result of the euro saddling southern eurozone countries with high inflation prior to the 2008 financial crash, which severely reduced their competitiveness within the euro system. These economic problems have led to the emergence of Eurosceptic nationalist parties and movements across the continent. More recently, the European project has been weakened further by the UK’s decision to withdraw from the EU.
Against this backdrop, Trump’s actions are actually something of a godsend, because they have forced Europeans to accept that they must stand together in defence of their sovereignty and prosperity. A union of almost 450 million people (after Brexit) cannot allow a country two-thirds its size to treat it like a group of vassal states.
FK – That is the stuff of which global wars are made. Claiming to care about ‘sovereignty’ is of course a farce since the EU is part of the global NWO and considers its sheeple to be livestock. When it comes to war any excuse will do. The victors can come up with any excuse they wish, from ‘ending slavery’ to pushing the lie of democracy.
Will the modern empire of note finally have a viable rival?
Or maybe it will be too busy at home:
FK – So are they protesting for Liberty or more communism?
Secondly, why the vests? In the French psyche, the lack of arms represents ‘helplessness’. The protests are about marginalisation and the impotence felt by ordinary people.
FK – When millions to billions believe in a falsehood to the point they’re willing to kill you over it that makes it very real. One often has to kill a lot of pawns to get to the king.
Remember what happened the last time they brought these out?:
