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The BREXIT
The War on Syria
ISIS
North Korea
IRAN
U1 deal
Russia
U.S. 2016 election
Why did the Hussein administration stand down when they found out about Russian meddling in 2016?
originally posted by: vinifalou
And before you partisan crazy heads start refuting this, no, I DO NOT HAVE EVIDENCES. If I had any I'd be dead by now. Suicided. With a shotgun blast behind my head.
originally posted by: schuyler
originally posted by: vinifalou
And before you partisan crazy heads start refuting this, no, I DO NOT HAVE EVIDENCES. If I had any I'd be dead by now. Suicided. With a shotgun blast behind my head.
So when you get your "evidences," please let us know.
originally posted by: vinifalou
If you don't believe there's an Deep State here's a few questions for you:
a) Do you believe the MSM? (including CNN and FoxNews)
b) Do you believe that these people who spent 8 years being the most powerful government of the world haven't somehow managed to infiltrate in every intelligence agency to cover their crimes for them?
c) Or do you believe they haven't committed any crimes?
I DO NOT HAVE EVIDENCES.
Who is "they"? Everyone commits crime.
You should have stopped talking at that point since you just showed to the world (and yourself) that you don't know what's going on and are using your biases instead as evidence of guilt.
The universities, for example, are not independent institutions. There may be independent people scattered around in them but that is true of the media as well. And it’s generally true of corporations. It’s true of Fascist states, for that matter. But the institution itself is parasitic. It’s dependent on outside sources of support and those sources of support, such as private wealth, big corporations with grants, and the government (which is so closely interlinked with corporate power you can barely distinguish them), they are essentially what the universities are in the middle of. People within them, who don’t adjust to that structure, who don’t accept it and internalize it (you can’t really work with it unless you internalize it, and believe it); people who don’t do that are likely to be weeded out along the way, starting from kindergarten, all the way up. There are all sorts of filtering devices to get rid of people who are a pain in the neck and think independently. Those of you who have been through college know that the educational system is very highly geared to rewarding conformity and obedience; if you don’t do that, you are a troublemaker. So, it is kind of a filtering device which ends up with people who really honestly (they aren’t lying) internalize the framework of belief and attitudes of the surrounding power system in the society. The elite institutions like, say, Harvard and Princeton and the small upscale colleges, for example, are very much geared to socialization. If you go through a place like Harvard, most of what goes on there is teaching manners; how to behave like a member of the upper classes, how to think the right thoughts, and so on.
If you’ve read George Orwell’s Animal Farm whichhe wrote in the mid-1940s, it was a satire on the Soviet Union, a totalitarian state. It was a big hit. Everybody loved it. Turns out he wrote an introduction to Animal Farm which was suppressed. It only appeared 30 years later. Someone had found it in his papers. The introduction to Animal Farm was about “Literary Censorship in England” and what it says is that obviously this book is ridiculing the Soviet Union and its totalitarian structure. But he said England is not all that different. We don’t have the KGB on our neck, but the end result comes out pretty much the same. People who have independent ideas or who think the wrong kind of thoughts are cut out.
originally posted by: vinifalou
There you lost ur credibility.
This is my OPINION. That's why it's on the mud-pit.
Talk about biases, huh... Right.
Move along then.
originally posted by: Krazysh0t
this is just an extension of your thought process of assuming guilt and requiring to prove innocence which isn't how our justice system operates.