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To: familyop

True. And it actually goes a little deeper than that. This trade bill vote exposed the whole Crony system to many Democrats who thought Obama was their man. You would think after the corporate sellout on Obamacare they would have realized that eventually. But in this case Obama backstabbed his Democratic constituents and joined the RINOs and it was as visible as the noses on their faces. He has always been doing that, but they finally could plainly see. So the oligarchy needed a massive diversion. The key was producing the web site with the killer next to a Confederate flag. Now they can jam their wedge issue back into the populace and corral their constituents. Typical play in the RINO/DINO Oligarchy playbook. And note how all RINOs support the flag removals.


58 posted on 06/24/2015 7:54:52 PM PDT by justa-hairyape (The user name is sarcastic. Although at times it may not appear that way.)
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To: justa-hairyape; xzins
It's also noticeable, that many lower echelon Democrats have written concerns about violations of certain constitutional rights to their discussion boards over the past few years.

Can you watch a YouTube video with your computer? If not, I can find a link. If so, watch the following. Overlook the funny boy who does the quick introduction, and pay close attention to what Marcin says.

Marcin Jakubowski - The Open Source Economy | @marioninstitute
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIIzogiUHFY

That project is still active, but they only have a certain amount of funding and certain changing number of people for it (interns, volunteers,...). They switch back and forth seasonally between sub-projects.

Think about the ramifications and effects on the economy, social life and politics. Most people tend to behave in at least some ways that are more natural, healthy and productive than the pathologies that media/propaganda sponsors bait us with.

Long ago, for an effort in Czechoslovakia and Poland that helped lead many to more freedom, we eventually called it nonpolitical politics after the label given to it by one man. There was much more to it, though. The general effort of nonpolitical politics was that of engaging in healthy behaviors regardless of state policies.

They even rejected the linguistic activism of the political bosses and spoke in older, healthier terms. They didn't have much in the way of preparations and self-sufficiency before the general strikes, but they did their best and were successful.

We can become much more self-sufficient and have no need for a general strike.

There are other efforts outside of Marcin's projects, but we need many more of them and much more interest in general.

It's a major subordinate way to freedom. It also depends, of course, on the efforts of more people to honestly obey the original, infinite and unchanging will of G-d.


65 posted on 06/24/2015 8:47:56 PM PDT by familyop ("Baxters over there, Rojos there, and me right in the middle" ("A Fistful of Dollars").)
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To: justa-hairyape

Our two major parties are subordinate to the money from elite corporate interests that fund their campaigns.

The Dems and Obama talk to the Left and throw sops like trade with Cuba and abortion in Obamacare and transgender rights in the military and so on to Lefties, then give big business the big stuff in the end.

We get Right talk from Republicans with their symbolic 20 week abortion bills that Obama would veto anyway and so on, but it means nothing since they go along with Obamacare and Amnesty only wanting to amend them, not end them because corporate interests want both.


68 posted on 06/24/2015 9:03:42 PM PDT by Nextrush ( FREEDOM IS EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS, DON'T BE PASTOR NIEMOLLER)
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