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ItLivesInTheWind 2 points ago +2 / -0

There have been cases of brain injuries and strokes turning straight people gay and vice versa. By claiming pedophilia is an orientation, they are going to get people noticing that physical trauma can alter, invert, or erase a sexual orientation and this is going to open the door to neurological straightening of the rest of the alphabet group.

Keep playing dice. People's children are a line in the sand for all but the most brainwashed people. Chances are pushing this ends in a compromise of treating pedophiles and that this treatment fixes L, G, B, and T.

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ItLivesInTheWind 5 points ago +5 / -0

"Bay Area Bald Girls is for all women with involuntary hair loss who are choosing to live their lives bald, without wigs." - 2016

This is in poor taste. I feel bad for these women without knowing more about them.

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ItLivesInTheWind 3 points ago +3 / -0

Parliamentary democracies have had these for ages. Canada uses them to organize singular voices to speak against each sitting minister. It's how you justify paying politicians and their staff to put in the extra work to get up to speed and watch the other side for fuckups to exploit.

It looks like it might be new to America but it's a signal of how bloody desperate the DNC is right now and their inexperience with shadow ministries and cabinets will make them look like a joke if they just end up standing there criticizing Trump's people for doing exactly what they were mandated to do.

The surprise will be when the legacy media legitimizes the shadow cabinet by interviewing them and referring to them by title. This is not done where shadow ministries currently exist. If they go this far and bungle it, the DNC will 100% be unable to reinvent itself after it mentally shunts its supporters off into a psychotic episode where the democrats are currently governing.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

It'd make it difficult to transition from questions about policies and what effect they will have to why do you beat your wife questions from the MSM.

It'd get the MSM focused on attacking the podcasters instead of Trump. Smart move actually but painful for the podcasters.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pfizer will be fine. They are insulated by a Vancouver Canada company (Lipid Nanoparticle) and Germany's BioNTech (mRNA). Moderna has publications of the CEO being quoted as a callous piece of shit years before the pandemic where he says he acknowledges the harmful nature of the technology but says it's worth it. Happened when they tried their mRNA ebola vaccine. ModeRNA is probably going to end up nailed to a wall.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

The number of favours that are going to be through and assets burned to slow this down is going to drag the situation into the light for a lot of people.

NGOs are going to throw themselves on the grenade first and lose their moral authority when they're exposed as foreign assets.

Then the bureaucratic equivalent of a filibuster as an act of solidarity and protest by holding poor and elderly people's entitlement's hostage. The people responsible activated a final time in a career ending maneuver.

Narrative control will be more important than ever. People will need to know that they are being held hostage and that they would still have what they need were they not held in such moral and intellectual contempt.

I don't think Elon will finish his mandate in a year and a half. He'll have demonstrably picked the low hanging fruit and, if he goes fast, he'll exhaust the will of the conspiracy arranged against him such that they'll break if MAGA grows through the midterms.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

As a Canadian, I'll tag in on this.

King Charles III is the head of the Anglican church. The archbishop of Canterbury is one step below that and crowns the new head of the faith when the previous one dies, abdicates, or is deposed.

I doubt Charles is personally involved in this. He's too invested in Camilla, but he knows about Andrew and Epstein and what elites do. He's also drunk on the WEF Kool-Aid, and is a disgusting technocrat and authoritarian who wants to see the dignity of the common classes erased.

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ItLivesInTheWind 3 points ago +3 / -0

Waking people up to the reality of pedophile conspiracies is important and this headline does not help that. He is a conspirator. Like Pope Benedict was when he ran the inquisition. He should be charged criminally for his role in that.

People need to see that many of the soft power institutions are infected at high levels and the members of those institutions need to have the fear of state put into them, where the fear of god isn't enough to deter them.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

Maybe, but on some level they understand that the time they killed that DEA agent back in 1985 resulted in America going on the offensive over it. They got to know that the wind has shifted and killing the border czar or his friends or his family would grant moral authority to push a new war on terror past RINOs and some democrats. It's the kind of event that creates a super majority that allows for firings and treaties.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

It's that laughter people who think they're smart do to signal a rhetorical and self-evident statement. They're laughing at the idea of people disagreeing with them. It's vain and I'm not just saying that because of the number of times Kamala says "vanity project" in this clip. She is projecting vanity.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

I very much doubt it. The algorithms aren't there. The engineering to build the hardware to read the wind isn't there for Rube Goldberg quantum machines nor Turing complete finite state qbit solutions.

What wouldn't surprise me is prototype hardware that allows binary computers to access hardware that acts as a GPU (QPU) with 3 to 8 states per bit and sufficient parity that exceeds what academic labs are doing. It might be physically huge and full of kludgy coding and engineering and sloppy but statistically accurate enough algorithms to get a lot of hardware running in parallel. Not at all in a reasonable state to trickle down to private industry and full of dead ends but still doing things that were impossible 5 years ago.

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ItLivesInTheWind 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm uneasy until the house is decided. The California races that are less than 3% apart, with 40% to go, have me uneasy. Doubly so with other races that are supposedly 99% done, probably outside of the realm of mathematical possibility to change course, and still not being called.

Reuters makes it look like it can be stolen. Decision Desk HQ not so much. Reuters is the faucet for the world's MSM, and the machine is very much leaving the door ajar.

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ItLivesInTheWind 5 points ago +5 / -0

I agree that the house is being stolen. During the radio silence between the loss and the concession, it reeked of the time Trudeau hid from the Trucker Convoy and spent days awaiting his narrative from the Event 201 handlers.

The DNC has coming out divisive. Had they thought they were up against a trifecta, they'd know everyone would soon be back to living in one reality and would be apologetic.

I hold out hope that the DNC and deep state will fail here and that they're now twisting the knife they've fallen on.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

A trifecta + the supreme court turns an immovable object into an unstoppable force.

Her handlers have to figure out their next 2-4 years before she opens her mouth instead of just lazily starting the next snowball of usury and hate. In this case her handlers' handlers. Globalists are now involved.

We saw a similar stall out with Trudeau and the trucker convoy. He went dead for days while people outside of Canada scrambled to protect Event 201. It was like his strings were cut and he was hiding. Similar circumstances here.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

If Trump's administration can wrest out foreign influence via NGOs, America will slowly flip to small nuclear and a more efficient electrical/water/travel grid anyway. Today's status quo is frustrating American infrastructural development until it rots.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

That only works these days on people who are still in the cult of moral superiority his ilk created. Most people turn away from that when they feel like their food, shelter, or body are threatened. They'll crank up the urgency and severity of their lies, while gaslighting people that everything is still fine. Thankfully, this fragile and their grip on things is more perception than reality.

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ItLivesInTheWind 2 points ago +2 / -0

There was a narrow window where all of their talent is at their peak. As you're pointing out with Soros Jr, "Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."

Soros and Klaus are a product of hard times. They know how to build, maintain, and sail the ship. The next generation knows how to maintain the ship and sail it. They're into the generations that know it's a ship, don't know how it works, and just do rituals to maintain it like it's magic. The generation under them doesn't even know it's a ship. It's just part of the background that lets them live in good times that are in the process of completely going to shit.

There aren't people waiting in the wings who can retrack their initiatives. They haven't even roped down the internet completely and they're about to lose control of the next thing because the architects will be dead and they'll have no idea how to patch the cracks.

It'll be generations before there's strong men. Assuming their plans to prevent that from ever happening again didn't succeed where the rest of their shit is failing. Those strong men will look at the century's old plans and take a swing at them using whatever's available in the future.

Assuming they don't completely lose control of the tools of those days. The world gets a little bigger and more unwieldy each decade and their chains are ultimately ephemeral. They could just as easily lose control of web 3, and see financial and insurance structures outside of the sector they've locked down. If that's gone along with the complete control of information, what do they have?

Their whole schtick depends on that parable of the baby elephant with the chain that grows up and doesn't understand it could break the rope around its ankle.

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ItLivesInTheWind 2 points ago +2 / -0

Klaus isn't getting any younger and the next guy won't have more than 50 years of notoriety in the globalist cult. This was supposed to be tied up in a bow during Hillary's second term and they've just had to spin their wheels.

In another 4 years, Klaus might be dead or too senile to be the front man for technocracy. In another 4 years, China's average age will be in the 40s without foreigners to bring in to offset their demographic collapse. Either China dies or the narrative that millions of Indians and Latinos need to be absorbed falls apart in front of our eyes. It's win-win.

The technologies that would drive the technocracy might also end up untamed and used by institutions that won't be made to wait. They'll want the profits and the bones of that system will end up like the early internet instead of the beast of revelations.

All of this hinges on a Trump victory.

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ItLivesInTheWind 3 points ago +3 / -0

The label is a psyop against journalism.

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ItLivesInTheWind 2 points ago +2 / -0

The mRNA payload is German. The lipid nanoparticle is from Vancouver British Columbia. The push to put it in everyone came from Davos and the WHO and America was the laggard that dragged out the clock so that it wasn't too late to pump the breaks.

America's role was rigging social media to suppress dissent and push propaganda.

Pfizer just bought companies that were already doing this. I'd argue that Germany's BioNTech is the one that actually pushed everything through. Their whole schtick was custom treatment of genetic disorders where the cure was developed for one person at a time for wheelbarrows of money. They're the ones that would have had the rolodex of old European families to tap when someone needed to force a politician's hand.

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ItLivesInTheWind 3 points ago +3 / -0

He was one year into his Catholic conversion at that point. It's takes time before your monologue sorts itself out. Could have been his congregation promoted it and he did it as a demonstration of faith. Could have been his professional life and having a very young family that he felt he had to sacrifice for. Could have been lingering arrogance from his fedora days.

He'll at least be critical of the traps people of bad faith use to fill the hearts and minds of godless people. Once burned.

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ItLivesInTheWind 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pierre was a sore winner about it. There was a path here where he stood with the Bloc, talked about the importance of the federal and provincial(state) division of powers, and got them on side for pressing the attack on Trudeau.

There is a rebellion in Trudeau's party and Pierre and Blanchet could have pressed that together and made the rebels in Trudeau's party put up or shut up. This would have been good for the Conservatives and the Bloc either way. If they bring down the government and force an election, then each of them win an election. If the rebels shut up and were all talk, then they keep bleeding what little support they could have had with the people who just think Trudeau, and not his whole party, is the problem.

Instead, Pierre Poilievre ran straight to the press and was a sore winner. He trash talked Blanchet in a way that'll make him lose face for working with Poilievre to force an election. And it's fucked up because the Conservatives aren't going to gain much of anything in Quebec. It was just grandstanding for no gain and unnecessarily pushes out a potential election.

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