Europe, Boring Until it's Not
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Just beware of 70's TV stars in tracksuits, that's all I'm saying.TheReal_ND wrote: ↑Mon Dec 17, 2018 6:11 amStop replying to my David Icke youtube comment section copy pasta
For legal reasons, we are not threatening to destroy U.S. government property with our glorious medieval siege engine. But if we wanted to, we could. But we won’t. But we could.
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The first successful Anti-Gravitic experiment was done in 1903 and by 1930 they knew how to do it, the Military has Technology at least 50 to 100 years in advance of Society so any who think they haven't got Flying Anti-Gravitic machines are fooling themselves and the science isn't even that difficult using a few thousand Volts but very low Amps it's easily done and there's evidence right here on YouTube. Look up Anti-Gravitics and you'll see Anti-gravitic flight for yourself. Peace
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Kabals and illuminati have done a hell lot of research about the mass destruction and are very focused. They can't be doing this without the help from psychics, reptalians and demons. One thing that crossed my mind is, my parents used to say that the world was a different place in 1950's,60' or before that until the onset of technology. Now everything makes complete sense. We really don't need government to make laws for us or to control the state, there can be a central intelligence supercomputer who can be incharge of all this. Let the people write their own laws. I salute David's guts and wisdom to come forward for us. WAKE UP OR IT WILL BE TOO LATE.
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That moment when you realize the Mammon-worshipers who counter-signal accurate labeling information actually want to return to the time where the "beef" you purchase at the supermarket is actually mostly rat balls because the labels don't have to tell the truth.
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That guy was a sensationalist
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Easy to blame the corporations, but every one of us is guilty. We love cheap stuff, and corporations that manages to exploit cheap work force abroad, survive, while the ones staying back home die.Montegriffo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 16, 2018 12:54 pmI'd argue that we should do both ie reduce our levels of over-consumption to enable developing countries to improve their standard of living. It's really not a popular position to have though and I'm not going to get much support for it due to vested interests wanting us to keep buying while at the same time keeping them poor. I do understand the downsides of globalism in this context. Our corporations like poor countries to do our manufacturing for us so we can afford the benefits of cheap labour and products.
This is why I support authoritarian measures on this, I just don't think we will do anything otherwise.
Of course, it gets interpreted as just another socialist, wealth distribution scheme by those who think taxation is theft and all government is bad.
/shrug
Authoritarian measures would work, at least temporary. But those measures will just make the economy plummet, while the ones that don't care about those measures will thrive. Not a solution to stop the cycle.
Basically, only the Soviet Union taking over the world could've stopped global warming at this point. A single authoritarian world government, dedicated to reduce emissions and consumption. Could be pretty environmentally friendly, but it would fail on its centralized self after a while anyway.
Nah, the solution to this will be natural. Human nature and the current world population is not sustainable. And human nature really can't change that quickly, but the world population can. Wars, famine, disease, collapse of civilization in some areas, even more wars, and quite a bit of hunger. It has happened before, it will happen again, because human nature haven't really changed over the centuries, society have.
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Opposing the further takeover of the grocery industry by the Walmart and Bezos, promoting honest product reviews and labels, and making fun of fabulist Marxist assholes like Sinclair does not equal opposing consumer protection, honest trade, and healthy and green products.
Quite the opposite, in fact, comrades.
Quite the opposite, in fact, comrades.
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Yep, the CCCP had quite the green record. Their stewardship is missed.
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