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StormFrog 1 point ago +1 / -0

Never realized until now that the Kamala character was played by James Spader. Blacklist makes more sense now, hehe.

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StormFrog 2 points ago +2 / -0

True revolutionaries move to rural areas, and get busy building the new, rather than burning energy on protesting the old.

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StormFrog 4 points ago +4 / -0

I wouldn't be surprised if the 'refusal to see' is caused by blinding fear, though..

Maybe we need to shift focus; instead of encouraging people to 'see', maybe we should encourage them to rather be brave? With gained confidence, horizons widen.

.. but it's one hefty spell to break.

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StormFrog 1 point ago +1 / -0

Great post!

Must get out of urban areas and establish 'Amish style' communities. As long as we quietly turn our backs on 'their' societies, it will get much harder for them to strike down on us and our way of life.

Instead of opposing the old, we must build the new.

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StormFrog 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes. Instead of 'protesting'; playing into the scheme of the totalitarians and their agitators so they can enforce the police state, we should use our energy on building our own networks and services in rural areas. Peacefully and determined.

We needn't fire off as much as a slingshot for the 'revolution' to take place.

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StormFrog 2 points ago +2 / -0

Riots and violence is what the regime wants, it is the sole purpose of the 'culture mixing' to begin with, as it gives the system legitimacy to enforce the police state with brute and deadly force. Just wait until the REAL clashes kick off; the totalitarians are drooling in anticipation right now.

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StormFrog 1 point ago +1 / -0

I'll be sure to remember that as I am hogtied and thrown in the back of a van for rejecting whichever poison they mandate.

Should I squirm enough to end up on my left side, or face down? Or maybe not at all? Remain stoic for none other than the spiders to see? So many choices.

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StormFrog 1 point ago +1 / -0

Pullitzer ..

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StormFrog 2 points ago +2 / -0

A week to remember, with 'Biden' resignining on Twitter, stating extactly this: "My Fellow Americans [...]".

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StormFrog 2 points ago +2 / -0

I see the resemblence, but I have a different one in mind.

It's been at least a decade, maybe closer to one and a half, since I really wathched such silver screen entertainment to any extent, so I'm lost on his name.

Thanks for cool trivia there. Your guy sounds based :)

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StormFrog 3 points ago +3 / -0

Dude reminds me of this Hollywood actor which name I don't remember. Very calm, collected; with kind eyes and an 'aura' of good, based in/on a rock solid (self) confidence.

By film's end, the actor in mention always end up having been the the bad guy all along, though.

Interesting talk worth listening to/watching. The guy just don't come across as 'one of us' in my opinion; however with skill sets perfected in many of those we are up against.

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