politics
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$39 trillion federal debt. Conducting warfare outside the borders of international law and the idolized U.S. Constitution. Genuine claims of civil authorities in the highest offices engaging in monstrous behavior. Still, inhabitants citing foundational phrases, core principles of the government found in the revered Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution, carry on their lives irrespective…
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People admit they work to pay bills, e.g., insurance, car, phone, and so forth. And of course, the primitive essentials: clothing, shelter, water, food, and accessories. Certain people will even admit physical and institutional infrastructure, like highways, bridges, railways, utilities, schools, emergency services… Rare that people confess working to pay the decision-makers, and millions of…
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When the WTC columns imploded, characteristic of a specialized engineering process (controlled demolition), and the mainstream media pronounced the devastation resulted from airplanes striking 1,300 feet above ground, one faced a choice of believing one’s ears or eyes. Trust in the inherent goodness of humankind, despite nations settling disputes with warfare after 6,000 years, encourages…
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Suspect: the amount of U.S. military assets in the East. Consider the military potency of Russia, even China, flowing with military personnel, hardware, and technology, including surveillance mechanisms. If either launched a drone/missile attack, the exposed U.S. would lose a vast array of resources in a brief span. The primary concern, however, is economics. The…
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Observe secular society just going about life despite the fragile constitutional state. The masses prioritizing primitive essentials leading up to a tribulation culminating with the appearance of the anti-Christ. (Tribulation precedes the Lord’s advent. Satan advances a tribulation period in microcosm prior to his appearance as an alleged savior). Mortals may complain about certain events;…
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The talk is that an armed citizenry negates the threat of an enemy attempting to land a military force in the U.S. Not so, however, should the enemy invade the political structure. Citizens are ill-equipped to manage such an onslaught. Nay, the people may speak of bad tiding yet continue as before while the nation…
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On the surface, U.S. society appears active. People draw money and invent things. Question, however, the framework, purpose, and nature of money, inventions, and work respectively. Money: appraised in digital form. Transactions completed casually in the background, behind the scenes via wafer chips. Inventions predicated on counterfeit intelligence advancing simulation over reality. Manufacturing: outsourced. Today’s…
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People often relate bad tidings concerning the central governing authority to continue their lives as before. The implication is that they are not so much concerned with the state of their country as their personal state within it. Threaten their primitive essentials, however, and they will take great exception; react in a simian manner as…
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Endless conjecture about the U.S. and Iran geared towards “understanding” (and for many a broadcaster, selling merch). A few titles: How Iran Might Retaliate, What Iran Can and Cannot Do, War Is Coming, On the Brink, An Existential War, Brink of Disaster, War Closer Than Ever. Indeed, the estimated six million “card-carrying” Muslims in the…
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Upcoming depositions surrounding the scatological files start off wrong. Put aside the question “Did you know?” and ask, “Should you have known?” with emphasis. Considering a presiding officer’s broad responsibilities and applicable resources (FBI, CIA), then the unequivocal answer is yes. Given the status of certain executives and convenient assets (NSA, DHS), it is incomprehensible…
