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They….they built concentration camps for us…. Literal…fucking….concentration camps…

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Yep, and they'll probably keep building them.

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ESP if you let them slink out of sight and network behind the scenes

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But They weren't able to concentrate enough of us IN them, in Australia or elsewhere, and They want us *ALL* in them ...

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The *ALL* part comes when the roll out Digital ID and CBDC, then the digital Warsaw is in effect for everyone.

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The stupid Covidians will gladly move to the prison cities.

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AND the unchecked power to kidnap you and throw you in with no way out, with no other "cause" than "ve see you haf ze snifflez."

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and wherever they didn't build concentration camps, they had/still have plans to build them.

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First thing my husband took exception to was the ubiquitous use of the royal “we” Oster (or whomever actually penned the junk) used. There was no “we” in this. You decided to join the throng of wrong and hate, or you didn’t, Emily.

I’m hoping there is a better day of reckoning than what you shared. But I can’t say you’re wrong. The ones in control never police themselves. It will take divine intervention, I think.

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If Emily develops myocarditis, or Guillan Barres so she can no longer walk I will see that as poetic justice of a kind.

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I would rather have justice, street or otherwise.

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A scorpion wants to cross a river but cannot swim, so it asks a frog to carry it across. The frog hesitates, afraid that the scorpion might sting it, but the scorpion promises not to, pointing out that it would drown if it killed the frog in the middle of the river. The frog considers this argument sensible and agrees to transport the scorpion. Midway across the river, the scorpion stings the frog anyway, dooming them both. The dying frog asks the scorpion why it stung despite knowing the consequence, to which the scorpion replies: "I am sorry, but I couldn't resist the urge. It's in my nature."

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So the frog is humanity and the scorpion the ancient families calling the shots for centuries, or just a vassal?

Must be hanging in the wrong place have not seen this name in way too long. Still struggle to understand the Ponerology stuff, but when I do get it, the explanation makes more sense than all the rest!

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There's a reason that the profession of psychology ignores people like Lobaczewski and Hare. If you don't know who Robert Hare is, he developed a new and improved criteria around psychopathy that has been vilified by the media and psych associations in an attempt to suppress knowledge about how psychopaths operate.

His theory is flawed because he studied mainly the psychopaths who were also violent criminals and who were dumb enough to get caught, but he's a move in the right direction. What still needs to go mainstream is that sociopathy/psychopathy is FAR more common than we are led on to believe. They have to have their power completely stripped if we are ever going to escape the sociopathic paradigm that society is currently trapped in and getting far worse.

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Agreed! One other positive thing is that even if media and psych people trash the PCL-R, it's still used by courts, prisons, etc.

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So many important decision makers would not be served if crucial research and regulatory agencies where funded to arrest Psychopathic behavior. The wolves are guarding the henhouse, seems inevitable they too will starve.

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I've read around five percent are psychopaths. the smarter psychopaths are attracted to positions of power over people, police, politics, big corp are examples. They rarely get caught like their dumber and less advantaged counterparts who end up in prison or dead.

also not to be overlooked is a psychopath running an organization will hire other psychopaths, until eventually the entire organization is composed mostly of psychopaths. The few who aren't, who have a vestige of a conscience and soul go along for various reasons, retirement or whatever.

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It is amazing how everyone that thought my husband and I were going to die because we didn't get the jabs, are so quiet now. We traveled when told we couldn't. By whom, we asked. I can forgive the idiots who forced their idiocracy on us, however, I will always remember that those in power will never replace my belief in Jesus, who is my true savior. The evil that has overtaken our country is real and we must fight it!

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Bleak analysis, but accurate. The Cathedral's institutional capture is absolute. They have no reason to allow themselves to be punished, nor are there official avenues with which to punish them.

On the other hand, they've damaged the credibility of the institutions they've taken over, possibly terminally. So they'll make some half hearted non-apologies, construct a narrative in which they did nothing wrong, and hope that's enough to claw back some of the cultural influence they squandered.

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After the fall of the Berlin Wall the SED (East German communist party) was allowed to keep the $2.5 bn they had accumulated in off-the-books trade deals. That’s why they today are sitting in the Bundestag (rebranded as Die Linke).

On the other hand the boss of the Stasi, Erich Mielke, WAS convicted for murder - a murder he had committed in 1932. One.

So, yeah. We’re unlikely to see heads on spikes lining the Mall.

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Q: What's the gift that keeps on giving? A: Łobaczewski 😊

💬 of course there are conditions

‘Nother good set—here’s the price he calls ‘em—in the long penultimate paragraph of Charles Eisenstein’s thoughtful piece → https://charleseisenstein.substack.com/p/amnesty-yesand-here-is-the-price. Anaphora is real powerful when skilfully employed 👌

From ‘nother angle, it looks like human psyche is not equipped too well to deal with audacious lies: once a threshold gets crossed, overwhelmed we start doubting the datastream from our very own lying eyes 😳 → https://brownstone.org/articles/global-health-and-the-art-of-really-big-lies/

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Good stuff from Eisenstein. Thanks, daiva!

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Pfizer, Moderna and all the politicians and health officials have made billions in ill-begotten gains. The remaining uninjured taxpayers are about to be stuck with a mammoth bill paying for all the healthcare that will be needed long term to look after the vaccine injured and to support families that have lost their bread winners. These criminals must be made to give up every dollar they made from this scam, to go into an account to help their victims!

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That would be very nice, and fair. Now, how to make it happen? At the very least, let the lawsuits begin!

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You can’t let powerful people peacefully retire bc once they have tasted power they will seek it other ways. They will continue to influence from the sidelines and that can be even more seditious then operating in plain view. To assume otherwise would be like saying Barrack Obama does not have any influence since leaving his office as President. No, the idea of stepping down means now there will be other people who hold them accountable even if they can’t police themselves.

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Terms of amnesty would have to include penalties for violating the spirit of the law. The case of Obama doesn't really apply to this scenario, because he's the only one not officially in power. He's part of a group who still retains power. In the scenario imagined, they would all be forced out. Slightly more difficult to retain influence when none of your old friends are in power any longer and you have to build a new network - something which should be monitored and socially shamed to the utmost extent, leading up to criminal penalties.

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Terms of amnesty should also include a sworn affidavit of exactly what they are requesting amnesty for. Full disclosure.

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Then they would open themselves to litigation from private individuals who were harmed.

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No kidding, as pointed out when communism collapsed in eastern europe, the communist politicians just changed to another uniform.

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The Distributist says it was done to show the anger that exists on the right to all the doctors and politicians as a way to say ''you're on our side now,no going back,look they want to hang all of you'' but my opinion is somewhat different.I think that it was written to test the waters of public responce and I also think that we're going to see a lot more articles like that in the coming months.It's the beginning of a new programm.

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Yeah, it's more of a narrative shift than anything.

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Are you familiar with The Distributist?He writes under fiddler's green on substack but also does streams on youtube.He's a tradcath as far as I'm aware and has been consistent in his views that I'm aware of.Check him out if you haven't,think you might dig him.

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Nope, not familiar with him. Thanks for the recommendation!

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I'm afraid we already have the template. It will be just like the 2008 financial crisis: none of the leaders in finance were punished and practically none lost their jobs.

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In our church we occasionally had Amnesties for major group successes. But many of these actions also required that anyone requesting amnesty fully write up (confidentially) their overts and withholds, which is to say, the things they did wrong and now regret, even thought they were too afraid of the consequences to tell the truth at the time.

Since when have Inquiries (known as Congressional Hearings in the U.S.) been pursued only to find people who should be arrested and charged with crimes? I would be inclined to do this more as it was done in South Africa after apartheid was ended. This was called the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. Much useful information was gained through this process.

The goal should be to FIND OUT WHAT REALLY HAPPENED. In the rush for "justice" (revenge?) this is often missed. What everyone needs is for the air to be cleared of all the secrets that have so long been hidden. If a society cannot stand up to a process like this, then it cannot survive. Keeping secrets from each other will bring any group, large or small, down.

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Nice. I hadn't read those "amnesty" responses yet.

Here was a great one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqxGLxepUbM

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I thought this one was great too, and shorter ;)

https://twitter.com/ZN2_______/status/1587548845529255936

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Yes. The tic-toc video was very succinct. I love Jimmy though. He gets so worked up. I especially love the call ins from Mike McCrea, which you only hear on the podcasts.

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Nope. No amnesty. Period. We need a tribunal, not an inquiry and not done by our "politicians" who are all bought off, left or right, doesn't matter. We The People will decide. Full punishment for treason against the American people, no exceptions. These motherfuckers need to learn, and unfortunately, it's going to be the hard way.

Our govt is a lawless and communist uniparty. Prove me wrong.

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"Our govt is a lawless and communist uniparty. Prove me wrong."

You're not wrong here. But I'm afraid your first paragraph is a pipe dream - perhaps fun to fantasize about, but that's as far as it will get.

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Funny. People keep talking about high level government officials as though they could have done this alone. Not just the local police and doctors are to blame. But the citizens like Emily Oster. The next door karens and snitches. These are all to blame.

What amnesty--if any--would you grant them? What sort of "tribunals" could we try and convict them at? This would be a lot easier to implement than arresting Bill Gates and Soros.

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I need to clear my thoughts and i will give you my answer.

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