The Minnesota Model ~ A (Loose) Hypothesis of a State-Level Crime Organization
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This is very well done and I think a lot of people benefit when seeing visual representations of the power structure of this planet, or in this case the blending of that power structure with the specific fraud operation in Minnesota (that most of us have no doubt is being replicated in other states).
A few rambling thoughts:
I think your top level is perfect. I've always referred to them as "The Cabal" as well. It gets awfully hazy at that level as to who the real string pullers on this planet are. Obviously, a lot of books have been written on the subject, specific wealthy families, etc. But your description is perfect as we really don't know who they are, only that they do exist and have power-hungry, occult ambitions.
For layer two, (Transnational), I would add the bankers and portions of the intel community to that layer. They're key elements to the coordination of these activities and the money laundering portion.
I can't figure out if the "Somali Operators" / "Corrupt politicians, local govt" should be swapped or not. It's perfect that the two are right next to one another. My initial reaction was that the Corrupt pols should be above the Somali operators as the latter would likely be reporting to the former... But I'm honestly not sure about that the more I think of it. The corrupt pols might literally be along for the ride and simply happy to benefit both financially and electorally. You might have the middle perfect. This is just me thinking out loud.
For the "Grassroots Activist" section, I would add the social media pundits to this list. They're in FULL radicalization/agitprop mode right now. The Krassenstein's X feeds alone right now are stomach-churning in their blatant radicalization efforts.
This is an AWESOME post/diagram, Fractal. Thoughtful, considered and in my opinion, highly accurate. Bravo.
Thanks Jackie.
re: layer 2. Hmmm.... The diagram is really constrained by the fact that I did not wish to over-complicate it, merely to give a visual representation of my thought, AND that I did not want to spend more than a few hours on it.
Not entirely sure if a pyramid structure is the best one to represent the idea. As for the coordination, yes, intel operatives could be conveying instructions and reporting, but I see that group or layer as operation transcendent of the state, so I did not feel it important to drop them in there.
re: 3: My own thought is that the politicians are corrupt parasites leeching of the system, and are certainly NOT calling the shots. and, because all the (well, the bulk of) the fraud stuff is being enacted by the Somali community (in this case, even if others are connected), I feel like they are actually higher up in the hierarchy of power than the Politicians. But, who knows.
re: layer 4, for the same reason I did not include intel operatives, I wouldn't include the media as a whole, as they are exterior to or transcendent of the state structure. If the social justice troops ALSO operated social media, then that would be a part of their operation.
I think, just as funding is being sent off state, i.e. money laundering, I'm thinking about the structure here as functioning within a larger environment, obviously, that includes many other elements. But this particular diagram is looking at, for lack of a better expression, the "Minnesota Ecology".
The idea is sort of how we look at ecological niches. A rain forest, for example, does not exist in isolation, but as a system, operates with certain blocks and strata that define it as a whole. I.e. Undergrowth, trees, insects and undergrowth dwellers, birds, etc. Sunlight and water comes in, but then it acts within the system in specific ways. The climate 100 miles away might affect it, as would tourists, etc, but from a biological niche perspective, they are not part of the system per se.
In any case, thank you for the awesome comment. Very thoughtful.