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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

Lt. General Thomas McInerney, in several interviews on War Room and elsewhere, told us about the HAMMER/SCORECARD system created by Dennis Montgomery (who is a rabbit hole unto himself, please do your own research) was used in elections PRIOR to the 2016 contest to alter vote totals at the national level.

Thus the Democrat apparatus and forever Washington [DS] could sway vote totals through gentler and less obvious means at the state and local levels to boost the Democrat vote, then at the national level (CIA I believe is in control of H/S toolbox based on prior readings and knowledge) they could essentially put a multiplicative effect on top by moving the needle from 3-7% (again apriori knowledge on my part) from one candidate to another.

McInenerny stated that in 2016 the HAMMER/SCORECARD system was blocked by US Military when it was attempted to be used in Hillary Clinton's favor. ("They never thought she'd lose) That block can also explain in part WHY the Democrats' challenges to 2016 ended up dead in the crib. (Would have required/resulted in exposure of the system)

This is what I believe and I do so with all my heart. Elections have been manipulated and controlled for a long time, but thru [DS] sympathies the Dems ended up in charge of the major cheating devices and methods to implement. Which explains why Liz Warren, Obama and other prominent D's were pounding the table about election machines and interference circa 2004, but have since become totally mute on the issue. Lou Dobbs on CNN had reporting you can find on YouTube from back then.

Take a look.

Keep digging pedes. This is BY FAR the most important issue of our time and the critical piece to unlock UNRESTRAINED FREEDOM and PROSPERITY in our nation. You CANNOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE SILENCED.

Please respond to me with any questions or requests for research/proof on any claims I have made in my post or even for other related claims which have been made in accordance. I would be happy to provide additional resources.

Godspeed, friends and neighbors.

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dominickmilford 6 points ago +6 / -0

Lt. General Thomas McInerney, in several interviews on War Room and elsewhere, told us about the HAMMER/SCORECARD system created by Dennis Montgomery (who is a rabbit hole unto himself, please do your own research) was used in elections PRIOR to the 2016 contest to alter vote totals at the national level.

Thus the Democrat apparatus and forever Washington [DS] could sway vote totals through gentler and less obvious means at the state and local levels to boost the Democrat vote, then at the national level (CIA I believe is in control of H/S toolbox based on prior readings and knowledge) they could essentially put a multiplicative effect on top by moving the needle from 3-7% (again apriori knowledge on my part) from one candidate to another.

McInenerny stated that in 2016 the HAMMER/SCORECARD system was blocked by US Military when it was attempted to be used in Hillary Clinton's favor. ("They never thought she'd lose) That block can also explain in part WHY the Democrats' challenges to 2016 ended up dead in the crib. (Would have required/resulted in exposure of the system)

This is what I believe and I do so with all my heart. Elections have been manipulated and controlled for a long time, but thru [DS] sympathies the Dems ended up in charge of the major cheating devices and methods to implement. Which explains why Liz Warren, Obama and other prominent D's were pounding the table about election machines and interference circa 2004, but have since become totally mute on the issue. Lou Dobbs on CNN had reporting you can find on YouTube from back then.

Take a look.

Keep digging pedes. This is BY FAR the most important issue of our time and the critical piece to unlock UNRESTRAINED FREEDOM and PROSPERITY in our nation. You CANNOT ALLOW YOURSELF TO BE SILENCED.

Please respond to me with any questions or requests for research/proof on any claims I have made in my post or even for other related claims which have been made in accordance. I would be happy to provide additional resources.

Godspeed, friends and neighbors.

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm thinking the main part of what he will end up discussing is the Fulton County findings, and other concerns related to that.

Then there will be a smaller bit related to foreign interference that will connect up - maybe something about components of the fraudulent election machines where they were built or altered, in another country perhaps. Or China accessing ERIC. Or Vatican spy satellites 🤣

There's a lot of ways to go with that part, really. For it to be worth the hype they've put into it I think it NEEDS to be a reveal on the domestic aspects of the okey-doke.

Has to verifiable and complete, basically bulletproof, since now our country just straight up ignores facts and truth. Part of our country, anyways. They wouldn't have Trump addressing America front and center specifically about this topic AND let the cat out of the bag to the MSM beforehand unless this is going to be pretty groundbreaking, in my estimation.

Definitely more than "claims of plans by foreign nation to interfere with 2020 election" wtf is that, it reads like a nothing burger even to someone like myself who IS concerned and has been heavily invested since 2020. Claims of plans, LOL. And yes I do realize the MSM is shitting the bed "claims" and trying to change the narrative already, but plans STILL aren't enough. Its 2026; pretty much has to be a needle mover at this point or the normies will blow it off.

Seeing that Ratcliffe would be there got my eyes wide and ears perked up. I feel like we never see him anymore, not at these sorts of announcements or addresses at least. I could be wrong and he gives public statements and briefings frequently just like the Ka$man does.... * but I haven't seen any of them...*

Exciting stuff to be sure! Lets watch and see.

Godspeed.

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dominickmilford 12 points ago +12 / -0

(Reposted from my thread that came in late) My 'eulogy'

Cue Godfather II memes:

Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.

-- Michael Corleone

R.I.P. Senator Graham. We hardly knew ye...

Oh, wait. Yeah we did. You were that dude who was best friends with NO-NAME and always pushed WAR WAR WAR as the solution to every single foreign political issue that America faced. Maybe you really did love DJT the way you claimed to, but you never truly went to bat for him the ways you could and should have if that were true.

We can only pray that your lifestyle as a heterosexual and totally straight male debutante bachelor wasn't somehow responsible for the way in which you met your maker. Thanks for always being a genial, honest and genuine person during your interviews with Sean Hannity. >_>

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

This one might need A LOTTA Lipstick, he was photo'd and quoted (regarding recent meeting with ZelenSKIII ❄️🥳) on or about July 10th and perhaps as late as this Saturday daytime. Think he had returned from out of country but cannot be certain.

"Brief and sudden" isn't even CLOSE with this one. Maybe an OD cover up, complications from other medical issues related to "lifestyle"... Could it be?

and also, maybe POTUS is ACTUALLY getting some shut eye, for a change!

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dominickmilford 1 point ago +1 / -0

Posted a 4 minute local FOX Station reporting it. Seems to have all be coming out in the last half hour on TV media outlets

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dominickmilford 30 points ago +30 / -0

😆🤣

Illness was very sudden, its a deadly form of allergy to gunpowder

smh

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

Cue Godfather II memes:

Keep your friends close, and your enemies closer.

-- Michael Corleone

R.I.P. Senator Graham. We hardly knew ye...

Oh, wait. Yeah we did. You were that dude who was best friends with NO-NAME and always pushed WAR WAR WAR as the solution to every single foreign political issue that America faced. Maybe you really did love DJT the way you claimed to, but you never truly went to bat for him the ways you could and should have if that were true.

We can only pray that your lifestyle as a heterosexual and totally straight male debutante bachelor wasn't somehow responsible for the way in which you met your maker. Thanks for always being a genial, honest and genuine person during your interviews with Sean Hannity. >_>

Ashes to ashes, dust to dust.

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dominickmilford 1 point ago +1 / -0

Happy to find this, commenting here so it will be easy for me to return to and use or recommend.

u/JohnTitor17, you're one of the most dedicated and incredible members of our little corner of the Internet. An absolute treasure, everything you give to us is groundbreaking and helpful. Literally a lifesaver.

My deepest respects to you, sir.

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dominickmilford 3 points ago +3 / -0

How about the bodycam footage of the Butler cop who tried to jump up to the roof Crooks was on?

Specifically, that part where he was in that back parking area and off in the background the camera caught what seemed to be a person on a dirt bike or moped ZOOMING out of the fucking woods?

Any updates on that TOTALLY INSANE SHIT? Inquiring minds would like to know. 🙄

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

That was a shocker to be sure!

Someone in the other thread created specifically about his quote had a comment about Michelle responding with a threat to give him a black eye or busted lip, something like that.

Immediately my biggest concern became whether 'she' would be using her fists to do that, or perhaps a different part of the human body

🍆 🚨🤢

... 🤣🤣

Sorry, felt so good I had to tell it twice. Still don't think it spoils the joke though.

Godspeed all! Great night for our country and President! WWG1WGA, and a very big shout out for Dana, what a true Patriot that man is.

edit: "felt good" pause 🤭😭

...whew, okay gotta stop sorry. Getting an ab workout laughing about this one 😂

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dominickmilford 4 points ago +4 / -0

This one seems to be producing a "Yeaahhh" in the voice of Bill Lumbergh from Office Space as the initial response from my brain.

Sorry folks, I definitely am NOT fully educated on the subject matter here, but I nonetheless am having trouble with this one, just from my prior background in common sense and jumping to conclusions (yes, another zinger from a Mike Judge joint - sue me 😐😚)

Would love to hear any responses that challenge my present opinion - I mean all I say with only good faith. Godspeed ladies and germs.

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

Truly the more important question might be: What appendage would 'Miss' Obama be using to bust that lip?

🍆 🤣

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dominickmilford 1 point ago +1 / -0

Think I'm ridin' with Rubio as of right now. [If I'm required to pick from just the list] I guess I'm just an asshole, too, but the citizenship thing isn't so bothersome to me. ~shrugs~

Interesting, no one threw ol' Gabbie a bone! Think I'd be comfortable with a VP spot for her, depending.

But of course the most realistic and likely outcome is Trump serving an "unprecedented" 3rd term (FDR, anyone?!?) after the rigged and stolen election of 2020 is fully unearthed once again and MAJOR LEGAL BELT-TO-ASS PROCEEDINGS get underway, leaving the bullshiters in the media no choice but to re-litigate the issue in the court of public opinion once more.

Tie in your relevant Biden and J6 investigations and apply the golden rule: All Roads Lead to Russiagate

And then I think via overwhelming popular opinion and possibly measures taken by SCOTUS or drafted in Congress if necessary, and Trump is permitted to try for a 3rd term - and WIN BIGLY yet again.

And lets face it: even with the latest cycle of death spiraling for the RINO types, and assuming a remarkable and unprecedented midterm election where Republicans hold both Houses of Congress and perhaps even GAIN seats....

It still won't be enough to FINALIZE and FULFILL the complete Trump agenda by 2028. Even if the Senate had MAGA leadership comparable to the House, we can only expect so much to flow through within the given time frame.

We're potentially wrestling with a major restructuring of the U.S. financial system from the way it has existed for the last century. Major changes to Federal Reserve may be coming under Warsh. Dealing with the incredible variety of (at the least) licentious if not (outright) illegal transfer payments that have ballooned behind the curtain of our Federal imprimatur is also absolutely vital. We have to winnow all of that down to zero for numerous reasons.

The obvious goals of turning Federal defecits to surplus and reducing the Federal debt load are low hanging fruit. More complex goals such as reducing wealth inequality will take both creativity to discover if its best accomplished via changes to rules around equity ownership, tax code, or other measures.

But the real difficulty is in finding and capturing the needed political will to drive meaningful and lasting change. The set of domestic issues we are championing have NOT been on the radar of Washington politics in at least a generation. This is more low-grade than when Trump was bringing up NAFTA in 2016; simply put, NO ONE THERE had given that so much as a thought in at least several decades.

Populating the Congress with like-minded types willing to carry water OR bend to the ones who are is a monumental task - and as long as just a few rats keep surviving in the swamp, or make it in undetected with the new group of hopefuls, there will be significant headwinds while trying to get it done. I'm reminded of a Mike Benz discussion about defunding NED and IRI - nearly impossible and JUST bringing it to a vote during Trump's administration was a miracle. Check that out here if you like.

Going back to my line about the Federal "imprimatur" - there is a longer-term consequence hanging above the United States like the sword of Damocles, and Trump has been desperately trying to turn it back since he was re-elected in 2024.

The first big signal was probably the GFC - although much more to do with the policy response than the event itself. A decade of slow growth for U.S. GDP driven chiefly by monetary policy caused investor confidence to wane internationally. Then Biden blew the lid off of it with the COVID response, maxing the ratios out and getting a downgrade to U.S. debt via a (cabal-controlled?) credit rating agency.

But business confidence isn't the only thing that suffers when your legacy of fraudulent behavior, reckless risk taking and double dealing comes to light. There's a human cost as well - and that frustration became a "tea party" and eventually the roots of MAGA - the everyday people who were thoughtlessly flushed away by their betters in government and corporate boardrooms.

The despair and enmity has drawn itself to an all time high. BRICS is real, our downfall approaches - why?

Our symbols that once announced unquestionable integrity are a laughingstock and synonymous with treachery in the present. Inside my lifetime, institutional trust has bottomed out and then bottomed again.

We can't be like Europe and Trump understands this innately. The U.K. and the others have fundamentally BROKEN the social contract with their people. The pensions were promised but when they don't come on time, you LITERALLY have old folks freezing to death in their tiny efficiencies.

The USA has ALWAYS been a beacon of truth and it will take time to restore trust in our country. It starts with the leadership and I don't truly trust ANYONE but Trump to advance the right causes to repair the broken relationship our citizens have with the government while projecting stability and a return to the better times of technological and economic growth to the international community.

So yeah ... that got long! Lol 😆

All to say Trump 28 LFG!

Godspeed all.

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dominickmilford 7 points ago +7 / -0

Tried to copy-paste it over for you guys but was exceedingly difficult.

Here's the audio version for those interested.

Not sure if you need to have the app to access it, wouldn't think so though. Flynn's writing has a fairly conversational style, I didn't feel I was missing much by listening instead of reading.

Hope that helps, folks.

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dominickmilford 3 points ago +3 / -0

That is PERFECT. TikTok ready at just 00:30 length, simple message, communicated ultra effective ZERO wasted words. Give it a 10/10.

The only possible way to improve it would be to get the ACTUAL snippet sample of K-dot "They Not Like Us" but, I doubt Top Dog Entertainment would do it for ANY price, even if they were willing to pay premium for it.

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dominickmilford 3 points ago +3 / -0

Guys I found a video that explains this whole thing.

According to the guy, it happened to his site and a bunch of others. He thinks "someone set us up" as it bombed the Internet. He went to his "main screen" turn on to his account and found an email from this Brussels asshole named "Cawthorne Ashley-Townsend Sr" addressed to him and other creators. He started the email with "GENTLEMEN" wow imagine the nerve on this guy! "All your basic" coding and design "now belong to" a US-EU compliance rules agreement that is little known about or understood.

Something called the Retroactive European Technology American Reconfigurement Delinquency code of standards....

At the end he says his site and community have "no chance to survive" and he was told by Cawthorne to "make your time" whatever the hell that means.

Again, Check out the link here.

Luckily we know there is ZERO chance we are giving up! No one is going to just WING it, we're going to respond thru the right channels and .WIN! Keep fighting this guys!

....😏

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dominickmilford 2 points ago +2 / -0

the jewish communists are quoted saying to destroy a country, flood the welfare system.

Cloward-Piven strategy

  • Cloward–Piven strategy is a political strategy outlined in 1966 by American sociologists and political activists Richard Cloward and Frances Fox Piven. The strategy aims to utilize "militant anti poverty groups" to facilitate a "political crisis" by overloading the welfare system via an increase in welfare claims, forcing the creation of a system of guaranteed minimum income and "redistributing income through the federal government".*

So it DOES beg the question: which came first? The chicken or the egg?

By which I mean (just in case it needs spelling out): The means to set up the system? Or the ones who learned to game it?

These Somali people are just pawns and you have to realize that. The REAL criminal enterprise belongs to whoever is paying for that real estate, and your local Congressman or woman who is clued in to the non-profits that organize the effort. They literally come to these people, speak to them in their language and TELL THEM EXACTLY WHAT TO DO in return for food, monies exchanged under the table, or other resources and benefits.

When James O'Keefe exposed the voter fraud op several years ago it was carried out in much the same way. The grandmothers and such just get a visit from a nice young gentleman of their same ethnicity who hands them some money in exchange for a piece of mail they received. A lot of them probably didn't even know what they were filling out, if they even did at all.

More likely they just collect the envelopes and do it all for them, all they need is that personalized return paperwork.

If you ever wondered why certain groups just don't seem to ever assimilate and become a part of American life, voila! Here's the answer.

Why would they EVER have a need to integrate into our culture, when an entire underground economy that provides for all their needs has already been set up for them to participate in?

The real question is more like: Who wrote the playbook?

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dominickmilford 7 points ago +7 / -0

Well, well! How sweet it is!

I have been talking about this one for a while now. I predicted this would be one of the core parts of Trump's economic platform on the domestic side. Once the tariffs were announced, it became very apparent that they were the vehicle the administration intended to use to replace that funding. Lutnick in particular has dropped a lot of lines about this, both cryptic and more direct.

My current mapping is something like this: *on the POLITICS side, I think Trump intends to let BOTH the Democrats and the Republicans continue to bludgeon one another until both sides are bloody husks. Obviously the weapon of choice most recently has been the Epstein documents, but rest assured between now and the midterms Democrats will dredge something up out of the swamp that's better suited to smear and take out Republicans with. It might not even matter, since the Republicans are already taking major heat from their inaction on the economy and the general refusal to fight back and make any progress - the same way it ALWAYS is when they get power.

There is by now a significant level of understanding among everyday Americans that when push comes to shove, NEITHER side can be counted on to do what is in the best interests of the country or the citizens. They might not be able to articulate it as the Uniparty or give a specific rundown of what they're all engaged in, there's a threshold of simply KNOWING that we can now see a great deal of the American people have crossed beyond.

That's why the well dries up immediately when any of these jokers strike out on their own. Its very obvious, perhaps never more so than earlier this November: without Trump, NO ONE is coming over for the party. Before now I think Trump tried to use this feature in an educational way. To make the obstinate ones (RINOs) think twice and pull them back into the fold. He used to show the power of his endorsement with the voters as a way to challenge their loyalty to that Uniparty system and all the benefits it tempts them with, personal financial gain and the privileges of the powerful that men like Epstein could provide... all of that.

You know what though? I think he's DONE with that. I think he's been DISGUSTED with the way both house and Senate Majority have conducted themselves during the last year in moments like the BBB Bill and the recissions passing and he's ready to hang them out to dry alongside the Democrats. He knows that the overwhelming sentiment is fear and hatred towards him, and that they are looking forward to when Trump and MAGA are out of office and lack the control and power they have now.

So on the Democrat side, they are going to be outed in one scandal after another, as we're seeing with the Epstein releases. That will work on eroding what little credibility is left among them and make voters fundamentally incapable of voting for them, based on the corruption and greed alone. Its coming down the pike every day now.

But likewise I think you are going to see a lot of the "professed MAGA supporters" among the Republican coalition get swept right out along with the other side. I think Trump is going to hold out his endorsements for many of the current crowd and you're going to see A LOT, and I mean A WHOLE LOT of fresh new faces getting Trump endorsements and winning in primary races around the country. He wants people who are beyond the temptations of pure self-interest that will back him to the hilt with no questions asked or bargaining required.

This is the era of authenticity in politics - its what people are craving and Trump was the first one to satisfy that urge. Now there is no going back - we want our leaders to be America First on the principle of it being the right thing to do, and no hoops should need to be jumped.

Makes for a scary sounding midterm, though doesn't it? So how does Trump also ENSURE people don't start voting in Democrats?

This is the ECONOMY side. As I see it, there's really NOTHING that can take immediate pressure off of the affordability crisis and the new normal of inflation we've just gone through in the past 4 years EXCEPT for radical reduction of the Federal income tax. My feeling is that this is coming near term as it would be the best and most pragmatic way to combat inflation for the low and middle class.

I think income tax will probably remain for a top percentage of earners - top 10% perhaps - and that they rest of us will get a drastically simplified system where no tax is collected and we keep MORE of our money on our checks every payday. Further I think this will be coupled with some sort of yearly payout based on tariff revenue as way to simulate the money people have come to expect from their Federal refund - they will want to offset that some how, so that being able to keep more of your own income doesn't feel punitive when you don't get that small windfall of a refund, which many plan for and put towards bigger ticket purchases like car repairs etc.

This is just my guess, but I am figuring this is coming fairly soon. Trump NEEDS a win on the inflation and affordability issue, and the stock market surging just isn't enough, Main Street has become too separated from it. Abolishing the income tax is a big WIN NOW, and provides immediate and direct relief to the folks who need it - the same ones who follow him and vote for him time and again.

Of course, getting rid of it for good would require a vote of Congress, since its an amendment to the Constitution... so does this become a chicken or the egg question, and Trump would actually require a LARGER majority in both houses to get it done in the first place?

Maybe a tariff check is coming first.

Expect to hear about the rigged election in 2020 and the root causes in the near term, as well as continued battles on redistricting - that is a crucial fight we have to win.

Okay, just wanted to wax poetic on my theory for a bit, hope its worth the time you took to read it. Godspeed all.

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dominickmilford 12 points ago +12 / -0

And just a second point I wanted to mention here, and so I will reply to myself.

Its something I considered while listening to Mike Benz dive into the incredible rabbit hole here, and when he takes on other ones in his amazing and almost inimitable way.

BTW, if you haven't heard about "Mongolia" yet, it CERTAINLY WILL make your head explode, Scanners-style, just as Mike acknowledged. Most likely he went over it during the convo with Tucker, but you don't have to wait for that to drop. He has a recent video that goes into the Epstein cache. Or aside from his channel, just use search terms like "Larry Summers" "Epstein" "Mongolia" "Rio Tinto" ... you'll get there.🤣

Back on topic:

I try to consider the younger readers in the audience or those who just werent politically inclined or otherwise aware of certain events which precede Trump's first term but are still relevant to what is happening in the current timeline.

I believe strongly that NO ONE should feel bad or somehow inferior for being unfamiliar with any information related to topics that we often cover here.

I worry that as the movement has grown and taken shape, that some folks start to get left behind because they just recently began interested to dig deeper or can't make the time commitment to learn about the many rabbit holes we frequent.

Especially in the most recent cycle, much has been made of the "low information, low propensity" voter and Trump's tremendous persuasion power over that group.

While its not exactly a 1:1 match, similar individuals read and sometimes engage with us here on GAW - or at least that is my observation.

Personally I want to be very careful to not discourage such people by coming across as a "know it all" or making them feel inferior in any way, if it becomes apparent that they aren't knowledgeable on the subjects familiar to many of us veterans of GAW.

Unfortunately a great majority of the ignorant and pig headed vitriol we see users sometimes engaged in during arguments stems from information learned via legacy media.

The MSM opinion factory seems to lend itself to providing answers that make people close-minded and overly self assured, for whatever reason.

I think we have to resist urges to showboat or come across as having all the answers.... However, in some cases lack of knowledge can seem like hostility when it isn't meant that way, and we should be careful to recognize one from another, when possible.

Case and point: Benz has a tremendous wealth of a priori knowledge on all of this stuff that would put nearly any of ours to shame - and he is NEVER elitist about it, which is to his great credit and a chief reason WHY he is able to so succinctly pass on simply incredible knowledge and discoveries such as this!

I would point to his approach when relating back information and his overall tone and style as a great example of how to connect with others at all different levels of knowledge. He never sounds cynical towards his audience or as though he puts himself above them. Its something that I want to continue to strive for in my own communication, and it really serves to remove ego and hostility from the scenario and make the information sharing paramount - which is the goal (or should be!), ultimately.

That's it, nothing to debate about really, sorry! Just a small point I wanted to bloviate about, is all. Hah! 🫠 Godspeed.

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