Unpopular leaders play off one another to unite their people against “the other”, and not towards their own unpopular leader.
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Cake day: March 1st, 2026
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0·3 months agoDoes the 'Big Oil Pigs in a Blanket ’ (war escalations sausages wrapped in labor shortage pancakes) come with all the crude oil syrup I desire?
1·3 months agoSurrounding corporations, government buildings, and prisons cuz 🎶 “This is America”
0·3 months agoDT is just a door-to-door Boeing salesmen
0·4 months agoClarence Thomas worked for Monsanto as a lawyer in Missouri right before his seat on the Supreme Court.
Manufacturing consent
Right on time. “Human shielding” as a concept is only accepted, use, and considered fair game by those who have internalized the subjugation of others. 🙃
Right on time. “Huamn shielding” is a concept, that only those who subjugate others have accepted as fair play and common use.
Meta, specifically Facebook, was successfully sued by the Rohingya people for genocidal mongering, and the Kenyan people are now following suit.
In red states they’re forcing urban city owned properties to sell. Getting the buildings out of gov. ownership and control is difficult. Doing it this way makes everyone overlook the taxpayer money going to a private investor later. Don’t look too close at the fact that Cochran Gardens, and Pruitt Igoe (StL) were both built buy Minoru Yamasaki, the same man who built the WT towers. It will fail and prolly be demolished in 20 years or so. The building, much like the towers, is probably to expensive to rehab. Also I will just put to people that our nations crubling infrastructure, is not a good sign as far as invasion is concerned. Liquidating government buildings so they’re not liable for their repairs, or so they are not targets of dissent, is also not a good sign. Investors are not investing money in the future. They are invested in the planning process of the future. Roman concrete is reviered not for its composition, but for its ablity to control a society with infrastructure. They say not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but the ‘too good to be true’ rule exists for a reason.