The plan is The Great Taking, the means by which all financial assets put you in as last creditor to be paid when institutions fail.
Last paragraph from this article:
This isn’t just about one night—it’s part of a larger narrative of civil unrest. The anti-ICE protests, sparked by Trump’s immigration policies, have spread nationwide, turning cities into battlegrounds. But in Portland, the response is different. The ICE officers, backed by local law enforcement, stand firm, their actions a model for others. The image above, with its protesters and officers, is a visual of that difference, a reminder of what’s possible when order prevails. As one observer put it, “Portland just showed the country how it’s done.” The video, with its millions of views, is a cultural touchstone, a moment that captures the divide between chaos and control. For Portland, it’s a night to remember; for America, it’s a warning—and a hope.
Looks awfully like final paragraphs from two other articles quoted in a post by u/FractalizingIron this morning about being psyoped.
This isn’t just about one night—it’s part of a larger story. The “No Kings” rallies, part of a nationwide movement against Trump’s administration, have turned violent in cities across the U.S., from LA to Minneapolis. But in Las Vegas, the response is different. The LVMPD, known for their no-nonsense approach, didn’t let the mob gain ground. The image above, with its officers and scattered protesters, is a visual of that difference, a reminder of what’s possible when order prevails. As one user put it, “Las Vegas just showed the country how it’s done.” The video, with its millions of views, is a cultural touchstone, a moment that captures the divide between chaos and control. For Las Vegas, it’s a night to remember; for America, it’s a warning—and a hope.
This isn’t just about one night—it’s part of a broader story. The anti-ICE protests, sparked by Trump’s immigration policies, have spread nationwide, turning cities into battlegrounds. But in Washington State, the response is a stark contrast to other cities like Seattle, where police have been criticized for restraint. Here, the DHS and Washington State Police, known for their no-nonsense approach, didn’t let the mob gain ground. The image above, with its protesters and officers, is a visual of that difference, a reminder of what’s possible when order prevails. As one user put it, “Washington just showed the country how it’s done.” The video, with its millions of views, is a cultural touchstone, a moment that captures the divide between chaos and control. For Washington State, it’s a night to remember; for America, it’s a warning—and a hope.
To get around the PREP Act, this particular lawsuit is seeking damages for battery even though the CV protocols were outright murder.
Why is Rogen so clueless about these murders?