I don't blame them for complaining. It's payback, and it's just, but that doesn't mean it's fun for them.
And it's not like their own politicians or press are going to explain that their past history of unfair tariffs stripped jobs, resources and living quality away from people in the 'States while subsidizing their own health care, educations, and vacations.
Hopefully they'll MEGA soon with help from Trump and team Q, with reclaimed funds from their own economic royalty to make up the difference as they enjoy new freedoms again.
ICE is under DHS, but so is the US Secret Service, and even the coast guard. But this arrest was apparently requested by the sheriff of Contra Costa County, so it could be anything from child support to a local criminal case.
There's also the fact that many governments subsidize their large exporters, as a way of buying votes. If their exports decrease, unemployment increases, so their tax base and their own political support plummet, all while the liabilities on their social safety net skyrocket. They're in a bad negotiating position to start with.
Great reply, and solid insight on the MI-6 Indian connection. Are there accounts you follow for that, or are you being (very logically) intuitive?
I think the talking points have actually had, and maybe still have, double agents on both sides, including both the assets and the handling teams. I mean, the bad actors would work hard to keep and convert their email lists even if they were forced to hand over the keys. And explicit transitions without the explicit knowledge of the receivers would be par for the course. Sometimes we get to spot that it happened, but even then we have to speculate on timing. And mostly we can't tell for awhile. It would be fun to watch from afar if we could only know when a puppet gets new strings.
I'm looking forward to learning the true conditions and timeline of "occupation," assuming we'll ever get it.
CIA. Implied by 760, 4104. 760 - "clowns." Using securedrop, sent to / accessible via private emails. u/#q760
4104 - in the image keywords. You maybe can't see those keywords when it's rendered here on GAW, but if you go to a Q aggregator (https://qalerts.app/?q=4am) you should see them, but it depends how you use the search function. u/#q4104
Be careful of too much Blavatsky. My understanding is that, while she may have started out with a good heart and motivations, eventually her esoteric studies led her down a slippery slope to where she was captured by demonic forces. She has a lot of true observations regarding the astral and ethereal realms, and how to walk in them and manipulate the forces therein, but one must tread with great caution to avoid falling prey to dark elements.
It's all good. Welcome. 👍
One of the most underrated virtues of our country's constitution is that it is easy to read and understand.
(Unless you're a Democrat, which makes everything blurry, like that whole man/woman controversy.)
Yeah, some test that can be used to screen out people they don't like. They start out with "It's just common sense. We can all agree on that." Then they start messing with the standards, and the smartest Foghorn Leghorns get barred because they're too smart.
For those interested, the 14th amendment has 5 paragraphs. Bodily autonomy would be covered by the first one:
Amendment 14 Citizenship Rights.
- All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.*** No State shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;*** nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.
The counter-argument is that a vaccine does not abridge any privilege or immunity, and if it deprives liberty (which it does) it does so after due legal process because it was made law by the state legislature.
Personally I think we should have a new amendment to make it clear.
As much as our government is our fault, yes. We clearly should have been more vigilant and guarded with our government and economy, but that doesn't absolve the thieves of their crimes.