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originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
a reply to: Ghostsdogood

Nothing puritanical about it

One may quibble about the word used, but there is a thread of fanaticism that runs in such conduct.

I'm not talking about our reaction to wars.

Think more on the lines of, Witch Trials -- Prohibition -- Campaign against tobacco -- War on Drugs. The "Puritan" aspect comes in because they were involved in the first bit and set an example of one way of going against what was perceived as a societal problem.

At the core of all those things were perhaps issues of import to society that should have been addressed. But not with the destructive approaches that emerged.

I see the herd reaction to Covid as being cut from the same cloth. Just this time, the "witches" are the unvaccinated.

(For anyone wondering: no, I am not saying the persecution of "witches" should have happened. I think, rather, there was a complex set of issues underlying the persecution of "witches" that should have been competently considered and handled rather than allowing society at large to arbitrarily identify and persecute a group.)

Cheers

The witch trials moved here from Europe, where such things were happening quite a bit at the time, and never really took hold here. Hence our shock at the few examples.

But you are correct that this unique American characteristic exists, and can be dangerous when unleashed improperly, it simply isn't true that it's puritanical in nature though.

The CIA (OSS) Simple Sabotage Field Manual' (1944) contains some great advice for derailing organizations.

The OSS Director William J. Donovan recommended that the sabotage guidance be declassified and distributed to citizens of enemy states via pamphlets and targeted broadcasts.

This 32-page manual instructs OSS officers on numerous ways citizen-saboteurs can be trained to gum up the works. “Simple sabotage is more than malicious mischief, and it should always consist of acts whose results will be detrimental to the materials and manpower of the enemy.”

“Simple sabotage does not require specially prepared tools or equipment; it is executed by an ordinary citizen who may or may not act individually and without the necessity for active connection with an organized group; and it is carried out in such a way as to involve a minimum danger of injury, detection, and reprisal. Try to commit acts for which large numbers of people could be responsible.”

Simple Sabotage Field Manual [PDF]

Long time lurker, first post ever. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone for their posts and giving me stuff to read. Don’t have much to add at the moment other than things seem to be getting toasty as of late. Big cheers! Post something when I find something

a reply to: Ghostsdogood
a reply to: PioneerFigureSkating

In 1980, Larry McDonald introduced American Legion National Convention Resolution 773 to the House of Representatives calling for a comprehensive congressional investigation into the Council on Foreign Relations and Trilateral Commission.

McDonald rarely spoke on the House floor, preferring to insert material into the Congressional Record. These insertions typically dealt with foreign policy issues relating to the Soviet Union and domestic issues centered on the growth of non-Soviet and Soviet sponsored leftist subversion. Of particular interest to McDonald was Soviet and other communist clandestine activities around the world. Reed Irvine, of Accuracy In Media, referred to McDonald's insertions as "high quality" and "extremely valuable". A number of McDonald's insertions relating to the Socialist Workers Party were collected into a book, Trotskyism and Terror: The Strategy of Revolution, published in 1977.

During his time in Congress, McDonald introduced over 150 bills, including legislation to:

Quite the interesting list when you reflect on what we know now.

"[T]he drive of the Rockefellers and their allies is to create a one-world government, combining super-capitalism and Communism under the same tent, all under their control ... Do I mean conspiracy? Yes I do. I am convinced there is such a plot, international in scope, generations old in planning, and incredibly evil in intent."
Lawrence Patton "Larry" McDonald

Larry McDonald who died on Sept 1, 1983 is related to General George S. Patton. His mother was Caldais Grace “Callie” Patton McDonald, died June 15, 1998. His father, Dr Harold Paul McDonald Sr. died July 17, 1983, less than two months earlier.

Sean Hannity's mother: Lillian Violet Flynn (1931-Mar 24, 2001) and her father was Cornelius Flynn (Apr 1, 1905-Mar 1, 1983).

According to Hannity family tree

According to FameChain, Sean Hannity's former father-in-law was COL Thomas K. Rhodes, USAF.

Holy 💩 Check out that guy...who does he look like??!!!🤯🙄

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow


Crazy world, Larry not so much.

Well Larry was certainly more than a little crazy, but his CTs have mostly proven remarkably accurate.

Could he be called Grandaddy Q?

I think he'd very much appreciate all the folks here.

Thank you so much for the deep dive on this!

originally posted by: FlyingFox
a reply to: Guyfriday

Weakness is the new strength.

That is not the same thing as pretend weakness however!

Being weak is the new strong by Biden's standards. Bring a freak show and they wonder why the folks leave the blue states while we get it very clearly? We are going to need nets on the bridges when it finally sinks in what they have been approving of the last 60 years. This happened by allowing the lies of the D's and RINO's to go unchecked. They now stay in positions they would be fired from if we could get the honest story from our media

I'm going to turn out a new phrase:

"this a strawman s*show ".

strawman
1.
an intentionally misrepresented proposition that is set up because it is easier to defeat than an opponent's real argument.
"her familiar procedure of creating a straw man by exaggerating their approach"
2.
a person regarded as having no substance or integrity.

hmm.... seems to fit to me when we can define a s*show as what they are giving us daily in the news.

#578 Jan. 21, 2018.
The Flood is coming.
E-mails, videos, audio, pics ect.
FBI accidently deletes the texts?
No Such Agency accidently releases IT ALL> social-networks>t...]
Twit donated all their archived tweets from 2006 to 2018 to the National Congressional Library. We have it all! Most importantly we also have all of their private tweets. That is what is really needed. Panic! Also it does not technically exist as open source.

In Jan. 2018 the National Congressional Library made a significant change and began to acquire tweets on a selective basis but the good news is that they continue to collect U.S. Federal Government officials tweets. Makes me wonder what/how the selection was determined. Maybe the main targets?

More fun. The Twitter collection is currently embargoed until access issues can be addressed.

Even more fun...Virtual Time Travel via Google Replay. This feature allows one to do a real time search through the twitter archive and they have added Facebook, My Space and other social media posts. All one needs is the time frame and voila, all together in one search.

blogs.loc.gov...>loc>2017/12>update-on-the-t...
blog.twitter.com...>en_us>tweet-preservation...

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
This looks kinda important to me - screenshot taken 17:20 gmt:

Bigger

NASDAQ down 680.77 = 4.72%
DOW down 1049.38 = 3.06%

Though they are both recovering a bit, I wonder if this is the start of the DEAD CAT BOUNCE?
See 4 posts

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

I do voice verification on some accounts, it works great.

originally posted by: duncanhidao
She cannot vote because she has no health passport.

Is this the direction Democrats want to go for the next election? That could be their big plan.

#1102
We have it ALL.
CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS ARE EFFECTIVE.
GLOBAL@Jack
You're next.
What is Jack's SECRET T-handle?
"Dummy" accounts to talk.
What you see is LIMITED.
Think e-mails. [LL< HRC< HUSSEIN, ect.]

This must tie in with the National Congressional Library and the collection of every private and public tweet and the issue of what/who is a publisher. It was not just U.S. but GLOBAL in scale. There was no warning and they have over 167 Terabytes of data. This could effectively be the grounds for a class action law suit on a global level directed at Twitter. No notice, no knowledge or approval solicited. They may have in the fine print agreement of people signing over some rights but there was no agreement given to hand over all personal tweets for government collection.

Keystone. Twitter Showcases Key [mile] stone on their 10th birthday.
One of the Keystones was when Sohaib, Arthar inadvertently live tweeted about the military operation involving Osama Bin Laden in May 2011 and then Twitter notified followers that Obama was going to address the nation before the media knew.
The twit post came from Keith Urbahn, former chief of staff for Bush's Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. How did he know?
More to the point why were there no consequences? No investigations and this involved a live military operation.

venturebeat.com...>2011/05/01>twitter-user-live
www.social-networks...>t...

originally posted by: FlyingFox

originally posted by: duncanhidao
She cannot vote because she has no health passport.

Is this the direction Democrats want to go for the next election? That could be their big plan.

More Blacks not vaxxed than anyone.

a reply to: Ghostsdogood

Yea, he would of fit right in with the Q movement. Crack the whip on dirty Dems.

Tell me you checked out the photo of Sean Hannity's former father-in-law...COL Thomas K. Rhodes, USAF. Mind blowing to me.

a reply to: carewemust

More Blacks not vaxxed than anyone.

Or are they? No stats really on the erm, screw it illegal's coming over the border is there? Not to mention the US Black population has a horrible record with the Gov't performing medical tests on them! So it makes the vax set up less likely to convince them.

a reply to: Justoneman

"If the stain is on the chair,
If the smell is in the air,
Then Joe Biden must be near."

-some new age Biden occultist-

Unfortunately, it's not just a showing of weakness that's plaguing the country, but it's also an enforcement of weakness too. They have our military wasting time on courses and classes about offending someone when they should be using that time enforcing the defense of all. The Trotskyists and Democrats are now spending more time pushing lifeless laws in order to hide the failures that they created, than they are enforcing laws that would protect us.

I would say that "Stawman" should be replaced with "Compost Comrade", since they aren't even attacking people anymore but ideals that used to be for the people. Gawd, it's like going after beer producers after the 21A was passed. It went beyond beating the dead horse to kicking the soil where the horse had fallen.

-Compost Comrade-
Attacking a person that you pretend was a friend by going after their ideas that they no longer have or can use.

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
a reply to: Ghostsdogood

Yea, he would of fit right in with the Q movement. Crack the whip on dirty Dems.

Tell me you checked out the photo of Sean Hannity's former father-in-law...COL Thomas K. Rhodes, USAF. Mind blowing to me.

I did, but it didn't grab me the same way as it did you. I'm normally not very good with faces and names though, which is part of the reason Larry's pic was so surprising to me.

Did you see fauxxi in Rhodes?

Or what am I missing?

Bill Gatesa reply to: Ghostsdogood

a reply to: duncanhidao
Would you please give a brief description of your links when you post please.
Much appreciated and thank you in advance.

originally posted by: bounder
Bill Gatesa reply to: Ghostsdogood

My 2nd guess.

Really.

But I'm just not very good at recognizing faces.

Give me a page full of numbers and your credit card and I'll point out your card number on the random page of numbers in seconds.

Give me a pic of Washington and Jefferson, and I'll have to think about it for a while.

Seriously.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow
From your link...

1983 (47-48) (on board Korean Air Lines Flight 007 when it was shot down by Soviet interceptors)

Bolded part mine.... made me giggle.
As to Col Rhodes... flippn' heck!!!

Rainbows
Jane