Whereâs the best place for âinsidersâ to watch? I usually watch on YouTube, but⊠Is there a better place for us introverts that avoid large crowds of strangers? I know thereâs been one/some done on Zoom (or was it Teams?). Is that always going on and I just canât find it?
Just realized what you are asking, apologies. This isnt the private chat. Expect that one in a few weeks. Looking to lock down the PIL for April in advance =)
So what is the âcommon enemy that will bring us all togetherâ? Russia (again) and China donât seem to be workingâŠSomething closer to home? That quote from ? about if the people knew how the money system really works, thereâd be riots in the streets? Planned and peaceful National Divorce? DoubtfulâŠAloha, Steve
ps- reading all those- often inane- comments in the chat box was most painful. Glad we have this space!
One thing Iâve noticed about youtube streams is that some people like to wind the streamer up about quiet sound volume.
It was on the low end, but not super-low, at the start - but by the time you jacked it up (two or three times), it was almost distorting. I had to turn my set down quite a bit to make it bearable. Then went back to other YT vids and everything sounded super-quiet ï»ż?ï»ż
The Seemingly Crazy Attitude Towards Law-enforcement Is Deliberate
The overall plan is to break down our societal norms and structures, in order that those at the top can âbuild back betterâ (better for them, that isâŠ).
Destroying public faith in the legal system is one part of doing that. Make things so bad with the public crying out that something must be done, that you can come along with a super-authoritarian ânew dealâ to âfixâ it.
We see this all the time with new laws being implemented to deal with problems that wouldnât be a problem if the authorities just enforced existing laws. They deliberately donât enforce them, this results in massive issues, then they use the situation as a pretext for some outrageous new legislation to take away even more rights and power from the populace.
One of the whole driving principles behind social justice is that the existing society is un-salvageably unjust and must be torn down. This dovetails quite nicely with the agenda of those at the top of deconstrucing things to remake them to their own ends, which is why you are seeing âwokenessâ being so heavily pushed by the establishment and the corporates.
Unfortunately, I worked with a few Gen Z women. Iâve never had a hard time working with younger or older people, but these arrogant, lazy, ill-informed, âpaint you with a broad brushâ young women were insufferable. They were social justice warriors and every day had a complaint about someone else that didnât see eye-to-eye with them. I witnessed bullying of a student intern resulting in his firing, many insults directed at me, their threatening to get their manager fired for a minor issue, and demanding that our organization âcancelâ Purdue university for misconstrued words by the then President regarding a program the university supported. And guess what? Upper management catered to them out of fear. It was crazy town.
We, those of parenting age, have groomed a generation of Participation Award winners and we are seeing the downside to that action. It is spelled Millennial but it is pronounced Gad-Dam-Mellennial.