Posted on 06/02/2020 3:06:45 AM PDT by wrrock
Yeats was a fascist himself as well as a follower of the occult,
This fact explains the accuracy of the poem “The Second Coming”. Yates believed in an endless recurring cycle of history that precludes human equality from ever happening. The elite “gnostics” will always rise to the top.
One thing after another its all about getting rid of trump who stands in thier way and America. Remember we are the majority, when do we pushback?
I can only apply common sense to it. For example, the Dieboldt and NCR machines (the two prominent manufacturers at the time used by many large banks) were quite heavy, had lots of thick metal and were designed specifically to prevent break-in access to the cash inside them. I saw the spec's, I worked with manufacturer representatives and their engineers. Safety of the cash inside and reliability of mechanics (dispensing the right amount of cash per transaction, durability of mechanics) were paramount to them.
The smaller "kiosk" types of machines typically found outside of bank environments used many of the same cash dispensing components however they were obviously smaller, lighter and were prone (at that time) to getting dragged off. These machines could take a beating (sledehammer, crowbars, etc..) and were designed to prevent *most* kinds of break-ins, exploding a device was another matter entirely.
I have several humorous stories about ATM's getting dragged off by large pickup trucks only to be found in-tact later in a farmfield or other remote location with their cash still inside the machine and obvious markings where they were hit with large objects and still not surrender their cash.
In one case a pair of would-be thieves backed up to an ATM installed in one of our drive-through facilities, wrapped chains around the device, got it to break free of its mounting base and dragged it off. Dummies forgot to cover up their license plate, we got it on video and police arrested them later at their home. The ATM machine was in a farm field with the cash still inside that same day.
We got a good laugh out of it.
Was Obama’s neighborhood acquaintance (friend), Bill A., in the area?
Really. It’s a nice quote but this wasn’t evident with “preview”?
Wouldn’t it be possible to release dye mark in instance of explosion within the ATM?
Police in Philly to busy ‘taking a knee’ to do something to stop all this?
Very nice. Can you do something with ‘On the first Feminian Sandstones” that involves feminism or the sexual revolution (two aspects of the same thing in my opinion) which have the outcome described by the balance of that stanza?
I’ve seen that poem posted many times on FR. I’m amazed each time I see it how contemporary it seems for being written in 1919. I like this portion of a little essay that I found:
As we (Americans) “progressed” away from principles of self-determination and self-reliance, we’ve bought into the marketplace ideas of dependence and expectation of comfort, luxury, opportunity and entitlement only the state can promise to provide. We’ve chosen to value positive rights over protecting our negative rights, or natural rights. The Gods of the Marketplace are convincing, persuasive and full of promises they’re unable to keep (the government doesn’t even collect enough tax revenue to cover the costs of endless wars, mandatory entitlement programs and interest on the debt; we’ll eventually default or drastically cut the cord for the dependent class, which will not be pretty). https://www.tiffanymadison.com/the-blog/gods-of-the-copybook-headings-rudyard-kipling
Why do they need money? Isn’t everything free these nights?
I’d rather read Kipling than Francis.
Good poets are prophets—most prophets are bad prophets, but the best of good poets are good prophets.
I believe that I could argue that along converging lines from St. Thomas, St. Augustine, and St. Paul.
That would be fun, unfortunately I have work to do—but again, I’d rather read Kipling than Francis. And I’m Catholic. Or perhaps that may demonstrate, whatever my other flaws, though many, I’m an orthodox catholic Catholic.
Why do they need money? Isn’t everything free these nights?
Even they know that “good times” don’t last for ever and there is a need to save for a rainy day. They may not be that educated, but don’t mistake them for congressmen.
No!
You're kidding!
Well done.
That’ll show those police!
That’ll show those police!
“These cretins targeted indoor ATMs as they are the easiest to crack open so you can access the money trays.”
In other words the ATM blowing was not just some spur of the moment violence to get back at whitey by randomly picking a target using stolen gun powder.
It was well planned premeditated terrorism carried out by those that knew exactly what they were doing, where to do it, how to doit and when to do it to achieve maximum effect.
I wonder if they also knew to destroy the video evidence within the ATM.
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