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akira2501 1 point ago +1 / -0

Street level guys above 21 years of age generally know nothing. They're severely compartmentalized. Otherwise the whole gang is super easy to take down with RICO.

They're usually just a stop along the drug pipeline or a contractor who can do occasional hits.

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akira2501 3 points ago +3 / -0

Nearly a trillion dollars spent by the deep state to manipulate people with fear.

Which works because public school is all about instilling fear of authority into children.

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akira2501 7 points ago +11 / -4

what's worse than anti semitism?

jews.

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akira2501 3 points ago +3 / -0

Yea but books sold below cost don't generate royalties? There's got to be some back end weirdness with the contracts or with advance payments.

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akira2501 1 point ago +1 / -0

Don't be a witness. Seriously.

Are you suggesting the USA needs to vouchsafe broken judicial systems the world over by offering asylum to everyone who happened to be near a crime?

Why not just run a foreign witness protection branch? Is it because the country is so corrupt it can't work? So how are they ever going to return home then? Is it because the USA can't actually offer safety to anyone in country? Then what is ONE low level fucking court case going to do?

If you don't solve these problems at the source they will never go away and people will then have an incentive to abuse them. These countries suck. Sorry about that. They have to fix that the same way we did. We literally printed the recipe and they can't get their shit together.

Which is unfair because the CIA fucks these countries harder than anything, but again, shouldn't we solve THIS problem rather than the "dipshit witness" problem first?

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akira2501 2 points ago +2 / -0

Here's the problem:

"An Asylum Merits Interview with USCIS after a positive credible fear determination, meaning you were placed in expedited removal proceedings, you received a positive credible fear determination, and USCIS retained your asylum application for further consideration in an Asylum Merits Interview; or"

Kill this and the asylum courts will run like clockwork. People living in the USA have "positive credible fear" just walking down their own streets. I don't care that the gang in Venezuela is interested in you. You're going to have to go home and figure that out. Just like all of us here already have to do.

Asylum is for people who are reasonably afraid that their government will capture and torture them for extra judicial reasons. No one who literally fucking WALKED across the border is in this category.

We need "documented governmental fear." If you don't have that, your hearing is going to be 1 minute long, will be judged with prejudice (no appeals), and you will be taken into custody for deportation immediately.

It's a rigged system. Unrig it, Steven.

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akira2501 4 points ago +4 / -0

One of the things they said Oswald did is order the pistol and rifle he had through the mail. He provided a fake ID, that of "Alex J Hidell," and ordered the guns to Texas.

A couple of problems with this narrative.

In Texas at the time, you could walk into ANY store, pick up a gun, buy it, and walk out, WITHOUT showing ID. There was zero reason to order them through the mail.

The pistol would have been mailed to a registered freight office in Texas. Oswald would have had to gone there, with his ID, shown it to the staff, and only then could he have gotten his pistol. He did not have a state ID in the name of Hidell. So how did he get the pistol?

These orders typically took two weeks to fulfill. According to the paperwork the company who sold the guns got his order and then shipped the guns out the next day. They sent the guns before they even deposited the money. Unusual efficiency compared to every other order they had process in the past month.

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Immediately after the shooting this became a big issue, that you could, apparently, just order guns through the mail and then assassinate a president! OMG! It got the whole mail order gun business shut down across the country as part of "obvious reform."

Anyways.. just another total coincidence from the JFK assassination.

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akira2501 5 points ago +5 / -0

some ting wong?

call general don!

"bing bong, ching chong, you can't go wrong!"

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akira2501 5 points ago +5 / -0

Destroying liberty, covertly attacking inconvenient public figures, directly reading our mail and communications, covering up the murder of a president, participating in the political setup of another one, protecting drug dealers and pedophiles, burning women and children alive, sniping mothers in the back of the head, and shooting dogs.

No one has ever said: "Thank God, the FBI is here!"

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akira2501 7 points ago +7 / -0

EPA (if it needs to exist)

It does. People wanted it. Nixon helped create it. Rivers were catching fire and shit; however, it's power should be equivalent to the amount of manufacturing and industry in this country. Since that's massively declined from the 70s the EPAs power should have as well.

They should be spread out all over America (like all agencies).

Oh, this doesn't stop them, they love hassling home owners with a puddle in their backyard in Idaho and Oregon. They call it a "protected waterway" and they effectively come in and dictate to you how your property can be used. It's their newest scam. It creates work and generates tons of legal fees.

If they don’t need the building, get rid of it

Just look at that dudes office. All these agencies become enclaves where the leadership is as isolated from the people as they possibly can be. The whole federal apparatus needs to disappear. If you need an office, find the nearest military base, and report for assignment.

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akira2501 3 points ago +3 / -0

Like.. oh no! The prices on Nike and Lulu Lemon are going up!

This is strictly a problem for the elites.

Most people are happy to have warm food, cold beer, and a pair of jeans that last more than a few months. That shit don't come from china.

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akira2501 4 points ago +4 / -0

You have to break the back of these monopolies and end the Feds ability to interfere. Otherwise, they'll swoop in on the dip and snatch up even more, look at every economic "event" of the past 15 years. It's a giant wealth siphon that only goes in one direction.

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akira2501 2 points ago +2 / -0

Take a 401k loan. Then get better securities. The interest you pay on the loan is added to your 401k. Prime rate is 7.5%. If you expect to make less than 8.5% then a loan can be a good answer.

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akira2501 2 points ago +2 / -0

No. Private equity is going to take a giant hit. They're already maneuvering to put this all on big bank balance sheets and then get the Fed to rescue them again.

The wheels are already turning. The corporate paper market and the treasury markets are all levered into this in an insane way.

Get ready.

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akira2501 2 points ago +2 / -0

It's also entirely wrong.

Judges can't act on their own. Anyone can sue the government. Then judges can act.

If you want this to stop then change the laws to make the suits dismissable.

This is actually easy. Stephen Miller is a putz.

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akira2501 1 point ago +1 / -0

Absurd.

This whole thing is a distraction. Including Hillary's involvement. The uniparty wants you to ignore the obvious.

Not everything is "comms" or a "drop." Sometimes people are just stupid and do stupid things.

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akira2501 2 points ago +3 / -1

Meanwhile the DoD wastes billions.

Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security are a mountain of fraud and cost more than a trillion.

I don't understand peoples obsession with these million and submillion payouts. We'll get there. We have MUCH bigger fish to fry.

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