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Originally posted by chibuddy23
As an Obama/Biden supporter i found it very strange for Biden to say that WE THE PEOPLE would disagree and the decisions they would make would seem to be the wrong ones. Now the only way he can say this is if he knows something is coming and Knows the action they will take. I believe that America is going to experience a revolution. The times we are now in are very unstable and if our government does not protect our core values of life, liberty, and the pursuit of HAPPINESS, then as Americans our RIGHT is to change the government and bring a government which will honor the core values upon which this nation was built on.
Originally posted by Ichabod
reply to post by FX44rice
Better a sheep than a fool.
At what point are you going to regress to rolling on the floor and kicking your hands and feet and yelling, "shut up, shut up?"
People are wondering why world leaders are acting like garden variety politicians and I'm telling them: strategic policy and the exercise thereof is bigger than any particular politician and that's what matters, not what any particular politician has to say on any particular day.
Originally posted by Ichabod
reply to post by FX44rice
Oh, I couldn't be so lucky as for this to be our last interaction.
Ever hear of a map?
Geography is an interesting subject and it's getting more interesting every day with the advent of satellite technology. In fact, if you go study some maps, you'll find that there are maps of all kinds, showing all kinds of things, all over the world. There are even books filled with maps and there are some maps that integrate information other than geographical information. Couple this with basic training in decision theory and you have the basis for reasoning about current events.
Now, you might want to call me a sheep for trusting maps, but they've served me pretty well to this point.
I also read a lot of old books. Some are pretty good, most have some biases which are obvious, and some are simple fiction. You have to read a lot of them to develop any kind of strategic outlook on anything.
Where do you get your information? Let's start with where you learned that fancy mockery you call debating.
Originally posted by kozmo
Originally posted by JustMy2Cents
Those that know, also know it can not be prevented.
Or more aptly stated: "Those who know, do not tell; those who tell, do not know."
I'm curious Just... what exactly is it that you think you know? Why are you so intent on waiting until "after" the fact to reveal what you know? It certainly doesn't seem very intuitive of you to reveal your knowledge after the fact. And your assertion that the information will hold more value after the fact simply doesn't add up either.
I think it is in everyone's best interest for you to reveal what you know, or what you believe you know. As my quote above states, if you were really privvy to some special information I find it incredibly unlikely that you would reveal it for fear of the consequences. Thus far you have gone too far - simply to reveal that you allegedly possess this knowledge.
Second to that is the notion that there is nothing that can be done to prepare for this. Absurd in my opinion! If the impending doom is a natural disaster, certainly everyone can prepare. If it is some type of coup, again preparation reigns supreme. War, again the same - allow for people to prepare. I can think of no crisis where preparation by the people would be necessary for their survival - or victory. That is, unless you are a part of the plot!
Originally posted by FX44rice
This is my final reply to you on this:
Originally posted by FX44rice
reply to post by JustMy2Cents
Wow, some of you're statements are actually enough to get you scooped up by secret service and FBI. Based on your public statements and knowledge of such a plot with which you speak of, if I were you I would anticipate a couple of Federal Agents at your door shortly. I think it may be unlawful to withold this information from law enforcement officials.
And what is your point exactly? And what are you offering to the thread? BTW the definition of trolling is precisely your post to me. If you have any bit of contribution to add to this tread I'm open to hear it. Or if you have any intellectual offering on my points of view, let's hear it. Other than that why are you even replying to me. I am not interested in your point of view nor what you're banal thoughts are whatsoever.
Originally posted by alphabetaone
You know, I was really beginning to hope that when you stated:
Originally posted by FX44rice
This is my final reply to you on this:
That you meant it. When your sole reason to come here is for personal affrontry within almost EVERY thread you post in, it becomes obvious that you're a mere troll.
Seems by your negative point value that I must not be alone in that sentiment. I guess we should take your opinions at the face value they're worth.
To OP, I wouldn't worry too much about putting that 2+2 together. I think, like Phage said in another thread here on ATS "The asteroid you dont see coming, is the one to be worried about".
The PTB wouldn't make such easily readable statements had they any foreknowledge of it.
AB1
And what is your point exactly? And what are you offering to the thread?
What exactly is the policy in the ME which you/Ichabod speak of? I'm not sure what you mean by "those who see an American attack on Iran or Pakistan in the works are very likely mistaken." Also, you do not pose any fact basis either that the global establishment as you have learned it is in fact the reality which it operates either. I'm sure you could support it but it would be hard in 1 post, as for me to establish all facts for the NWO.
Originally posted by Night Watchman
And what is your point exactly? And what are you offering to the thread?
Ichabod has offered a reasoned, thoughtful treatise that provided historical context to the current global situation. His point was that our current strategy in the ME, viewed by some as reckless and dangerous, is really just a continuation of the policy that has been in effect for decades. In other words, those who see an American attack on Iran or Pakistan in the works are very likely mistaken.
His larger point is that the chances that the "world leaders," have the interest or the capability to agree on an "NWO," initiative is patently silly. As he correctly pointed out, they have enough trouble running their own individual states without attempting to become the Big Kahuna of the NWO.
That's not to say that one couldn't provide a reasoned counter argument to Ichabod's. You haven't even attempted to do that. Nor do any of the NWO believers that I have read. You all employ classic circular logic. You've arrived at your conclusion (NWO conspiracy...puppet masters..etc) and then simply twist any event or rumor so that it jives with that conclusion.
Ironically, those same people are so fond of calling others brainwashed and...the ever popular,"sheeple." It is my opinion that a good long look in the mirror is in order for the NWOers.