Breaking News January 6th Stop the Steal Rally & Capitol Breaching/Storming

[Zachowon]

Have to give it to Putin and his FSB. When they assassinate someone, they do it quick, clean, and without collateral casualties.

When the US target a jihadi leader in the Middle East, they go in with massive Hellfire missile that kills the target and 75% of his extended family.

America for all it's wealth and power, can't even kill someone properly.

Russia after the Soviet dismantling and Western sanctions post Ukraine still does a perfect job. Bunch of madlad Terminators.

Also, Russia was at the forefront in Syria, destroying ISIL and the other terrorist groups that Obama and Co. left as a parting gift for incoming Prez Trump.

"Russia does not negotiate with terrorists, it destroys them, Mr Putin stressed"Russia has never negotiated with terrorists, including Chechen separatist leader Aslan Maskhadov, and will not do so now, President Vladimir Putin said following talks with President of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliev • President of Russia (kremlin.ru)

USA on the other hand, loves to negotiate with terrorists, especially pertaining to matters funding and targeting.


Have you forgotten what Snowden revealed to the world about the NSA?

You do know Snowden was a complete idiot that basically made it harder for us to get an advantage over our enemies...

And we like to kill things and make sure no one in thier family wants to try to take thier place...

Glow-in-the-darks are glow-in-the-darks imo. The issue isn't that they're corrupt it's that they're hostile.

Eh, they are and arnt.
A VERY small aspect of the NSA is.

 

[ShieldWife]

Given all that we know and are continuing to learn about how terrible our government is and especially the Deep State, we should all be terrified of the NSA spying on not only an American citizen, but on the biggest mainstream media threat to the establishment and their lies.

 

[Bacle]

You do know Snowden was a complete idiot that basically made it harder for us to get an advantage over our enemies...

And that's what you do not seem to get; much of the public sees the US IC/MIC as internal enemies who abuse Americans and our laws more than they keep us safe from external threats.

 

[ShieldWife]

And that's what you do not seem to get; much of the public sees the US IC/MIC as internal enemies who abuse Americans and our laws more than they keep us safe from external threats.

For many years, our country’s biggest threats have come from within rather than without.

 

[Terthna]

You do know Snowden was a complete idiot that basically made it harder for us to get an advantage over our enemies...

And we like to kill things and make sure no one in thier family wants to try to take thier place...

Considering the fact that we all know you're not allowed to explain why you have such a low opinion of Snowden, and what he did (as you've told us repeatedly); even if you're right (which I highly doubt) it is literally impossible for him to know that, unless he's also a member of the Intelligence Community like you are.

 

[DarthOne]

Activists Demand More Radical Infrastructure Plan Prioritizing Climate Change

A group of activists, flanked by noteworthy Democrat politicians, protested outside of the White House on Monday.

www.breitbart.com

A group of activists, flanked by noteworthy Democrat politicians, protested outside of the White House on Monday, demanding the Biden administration adopt an infrastructure plan that prioritizes climate change and blocking every entrance to the White House as part of their demand for action.

Activists from the far-left Soros-funded group the Sunrise Movement marched to the White House on Monday to demand the Biden administration put climate change-related initiatives at the forefront, particularly in terms of the ongoing infrastructure negotiations. According to reports, protesters are blocking every entrance to the White House, demanding Biden heed to their Green New Deal agenda:

(Many Twitter links)

The Progressive Caucus appeared to endorse the movement, praising activists for making it clear that lawmakers must “go big, bold, and fast to fight the climate crisis.”

“This infrastructure package must include sufficient funding for climate. There is no time to waste,” the group added:

(Twitter link)

The protest coincides with an already tense infrastructure debate, as far-left members of the Democrat caucus demand more than just an infrastructure deal.

“It’s as I said. There won’t be an infrastructure bill unless we have a reconciliation bill, plain and simple. … There ain’t going to be an infrastructure bill unless we have the reconciliation bill passed by the United States Senate,” House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said last week:

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi / Facebook
Her remarks prompted an internal revolt from vulnerable Democrats, and Senate Republicans have warned that the far-left tactics embraced by both Pelosi and President Biden, who is also demanding measures focusing on human infrastructure, could very well blow up the bipartisan negotiations.

House Republican Whip Steve Scalise (R-LA) blasted the far-left demands of his Democrat colleagues, including their desire to thrust climate change initiatives to the forefront of these measures.

He told Breitbart News:

Oh, the idea that they were going to try to use an infrastructure bill to bring forward more social programs and Green New Deal initiatives that would kill jobs and unionizing home health care workers, I think the public revolted against that kind of abuse of power, and it’s one of the reasons that they haven’t been able to bring forward their radical spending and taxing bill.

“So hopefully, the public stays engaged on this, and we get something that’s more rooted in common sense than radical socialist ideas,” he added.

Wanna bet this somehow won't be called a 'Left-wing Insurgency'?

Then again, the people running Biden probably helped organize this so they knew in advance that they were coming.

Michael Dorsey is an environmentalist activist and writer, former board member for of the environmentalist group Sierra Club, and co-founder of the far-left advocacy group Sunrise Movement. Sunrise Movement is the lead organization behind the “Green New Deal,” a policy program critics have called a “radical, top-down, socialist makeover of the entire U.S. economy.”

Michael Dorsey

Also: Dorsey, Michael K. - Club of Rome

SM endorses the enactment of a “Green New Deal,” basic income program, and replace free-market capitalism with a socialist framework.
SM founders Dorsey, Lichtash, and Weber produced a 35-page treatise emphasizing the need for carbon taxes

Discover the Networks | Sunrise Movement (SM)

 

[BlackDragon98]

You do know Snowden was a complete idiot that basically made it harder for us to get an advantage over our enemies...

Snowden was a patriot who gave the globalist cabal a very big slap in the face.
Those cabalists are not American, but rather part of a much bigger organization that seeks world domination.
They're also the same creatures behind the great reset.

And we like to kill things and make sure no one in thier family wants to try to take thier place...

And you wonder why the number of jihadis you have to kill keeps increasing every year.

Why even both trying to win Hearts and Minds in the Middle East if you're so callous with collateral casualties/damage?

 

[ShieldWife]

Why even both trying to win Hearts and Minds in the Middle East if you're so callous with collateral casualties/damage?

It’s so strange, we keep killing Muslims and they just keep hating us more and more. The silly people are so unappreciative.

 

[Zachowon]

Snowden was a patriot who gave the globalist cabal a very big slap in the face.
Those cabalists are not American, but rather part of a much bigger organization that seeks world domination.
They're also the same creatures behind the great reset.


And you wonder why the number of jihadis you have to kill keeps increasing every year.

Why even both trying to win Hearts and Minds in the Middle East if you're so callous with collateral casualties/damage?

Fuck Snowden.
If lettingnour enemies know what we do is a good thing then fuck it.

I don't know why I ever try to defend the NSA when I can't discuss why I defend it.
I'm donenwith this line of conversation

 

[Rocinante]

Fuck Snowden.
If lettingnour enemies know what we do is a good thing then fuck it.

I don't know why I ever try to defend the NSA when I can't discuss why I defend it.
I'm donenwith this line of conversation

Snowden showed us that out enemies are within our borders.

Just because they might focus on the rest of the world too, doesn't make it okay for them to spy on us.

Snowden uncovering that was a national service.

But if you can't talk about it anymore, that's fine. But we are going to base our decisions off of what we know.

 

[Zachowon]

Snowden showed us that out enemies are within our borders.

Just because they might focus on the rest of the world too, doesn't make it okay for them to spy on us.

Snowden uncovering that was a national service.

But if you can't talk about it anymore, that's fine. But we are going to base our decisions off of what we know.

Yeah yeah.
I forget how little everyone knows

 

[Megadeath]

Some parts of what Snowden revealed the NSA know about people (And the bits they don't know!) made it obvious to those with more technical and specialist expertise how the NSA had gathered that data. Since the same methods are used for spying on the Karen who pissed of the NSA administrator at the supermarket as are used for keeping an eye on known or suspected Russian/Chinese/whatever spies who are operating in America or abroad, knowing exactly how the NSA was spying on Americans made it a lot easier for those bad actors to hide from those exact measures.

Any information can give away a startling amount about ways and means, and anything that does so increases the threat. Like, if I can tell you exactly where someone has been for the last month but only when they're out in the open it could tell you I have satellite or drones watching. If I can only tell you where they've been in more metropolitan areas, maybe I'm hacking and tracking through various cameras, etc.

 

[Zachowon]

Some parts of what Snowden revealed the NSA know about people (And the bits they don't know!) made it obvious to those with more technical and specialist expertise how the NSA had gathered that data. Since the same methods are used for spying on the Karen who pissed of the NSA administrator at the supermarket as are used for keeping an eye on known or suspected Russian/Chinese/whatever spies who are operating in America or abroad, knowing exactly how the NSA was spying on Americans made it a lot easier for those bad actors to hide from those exact measures.

Any information can give away a startling amount about ways and means, and anything that does so increases the threat. Like, if I can tell you exactly where someone has been for the last month but only when they're out in the open it could tell you I have satellite or drones watching. If I can only tell you where they've been in more metropolitan areas, maybe I'm hacking and tracking through various cameras, etc.

Highly illegal for anyone. Since the NSA does Audits on everything to prevent this from happening without a FISA warrant

 

[Megadeath]

Highly illegal for anyone. Since the NSA does Audits on everything to prevent this from happening without a FISA warrant

Yes, it is indeed illegal. Which is why Snowden blew the whistle on it. Which was good. Blowing the whistle by revealing such extensive and exact information that it compromised security was bad. The argument has been made that doing so was the only way to show clearly the truth and extent of the issue. I don't believe that.

 

[DocSolarisReich]

Highly illegal for anyone. Since the NSA does Audits on everything to prevent this from happening without a FISA warrant

And who will guard the guards? Laws only matter when they can be enforced, and the Regime has no superior to do so.

Spying on us is the least of the Shadow Government’s sins. From financing themselves with coke and hookers and modern “art” to controlling the press, popular music, corrupting the doctrines of churches, and dosing us with LSD.

We are ruled by a criminal mafia.

 

[Megadeath]

And who will guard the guards? Laws only matter when they can be enforced, and the Regime has no superior to do so.

Spying on us is the least of the Shadow Government’s sins. From financing themselves with coke and hookers and modern “art” to controlling the press, popular music, corrupting the doctrines of churches, and dosing us with LSD.

We are ruled by a criminal mafia.

Here's hoping they realise the error of their ways and reduce your lsd allotment real soon.

 

[Zachowon]

How a out we just persecute those who break tje law and those who don't check validity if FISA warrant

 

[LindyAF]

If lettingnour enemies know what we do is a good thing then fuck it.

The issue here is “who is ‘our’ and ‘we’?”

The American Nation (the People) is not the same thing as the State, the DC government or The System broadly defined.

How a out we just persecute those who break tje law and those who don't check validity if FISA warrant

The law is part of the system though. If the glowy and spook community is going after American Nationalists, why should I care whether or not they bothered to get a rubber stamp for it or not?

 

[S'task]

The issues surrounding Snowden are complicated because, here's the thing, both sides have very legitimate points.

Snowden did reveal troubling aspects of the US government's actions that arguably are in violation of the US Constitution.

Snow ALSO revealed things that were completely unnecessary to reveal, were completely legal, but caused considerable harm to American international interests. He further clearly gave all that information AND MORE to both the Chinese and the Russians, neither of whom are good actors who act in the interest of the American people.

My personal feelings on him are that, because he did give that damaging information to the Chinese, he is, in fact, a traitor to the American people, not just the US; as the CCP is a government that is explicitly hostile and taking hostile actions against the American people, not just the nation (funding organizations that foment civil unrest and work to destroy the foundation of civic society is attacking the people, not the government).

So while he did do some good things in revealing bad parts of the US government, he threw away any goodwill or grace he earned for that whistleblowing by then turning that and much more information over to the CCP. If you really cared about human rights, you don't go giving secrets to the biggest human rights violator on the planet.

 

[Zachowon]

The issues surrounding Snowden are complicated because, here's the thing, both sides have very legitimate points.

Snowden did reveal troubling aspects of the US government's actions that arguably are in violation of the US Constitution.

Snow ALSO revealed things that were completely unnecessary to reveal, were completely legal, but caused considerable harm to American international interests. He further clear gave all that information AND MORE to both the Chinese and the Russians, neither of whom are good actors who act in the interest of the American people.

My personal feelings on him are that, because he did give that damaging information to the Chinese, he is, in fact, a traitor to the American people, not just the US, as the CCP is a government that is explicitly hostile and taking hostile actions against the American people, not just the nation (funding organizations that foment civil unrest and work to destroy the foundation of civic society is attacking the people, not the government).

So while he did do some good things in revealing bad parts of the US government, he threw away any goodwill or grace he earned for that whistleblowing by then turning that and much more information over to the CCP. If he really cared about human rights, you don't go giving secrets to the biggest human rights violator on the planet.

The dude is also an idiot in terms of what he knew in the field.

But thanks you!