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The Federals System was meant to be an arbitrator for disputes between teh states, a manager of National level like management of the nations currency and maybe a few other lesser things but that was basically it. The Federal System has grown through care incremental steps in which some new power is acquired thru the marketing of an actual good thing that is later on expanded to do more because the expansion can be done by the bureaucrats, who are also owned by wealthy interests just as many politicians are, once the legislation is passed. This wasn't something done quickly but a multi-generational plan to re-capture control of the masses.

When the wealthy elite of the time lost their power they realized that they needed a new solution to recapturing power. In the past this was done via war & conflict but the elite realized this was always a short term solution for eventually the people would rebel. They knew that the people had to be made peasants and land serfs willingly in order to create long term control. The elite vowed to do anything to regain control and in the 1800 they came up with a multi-generational plan to do just that. Before then their focus was on getting control of as many elected officials and bureaucrats in the system so it could be expanded. Next was taking control of the currency which they ran into resistance from Andrew Jackson who called them a pit of vipers; these wealthy elites. These elites at that time were often of royalty but later on their group was expanded to include industrialists and other wealth achievers who also believed that the masses should not be allowed to self-govern. The blue bloods, those whose money was old money, weren't happy about bringing in outsiders but they needed the influence and money these people had; to serve as their economic foot soldiers. Once they were able to establish the Federal Reserve it was all downhill from there for he who controls a nations currency controls the nation.

Next was to capture education; every child in America need to be educated but only so far as to be proper factory workers for the wealthy elite. They did not want these peasant acquiring too much knowledge and possibly starting another revolution. The "deliberate dumbing down of America" as detailed in a book of teh same name by Charlotte Iserbyt, was their plan for making sure all Americans were just smart enough to function as slaves and to not question authority. This worked some but Americans were just too stubborn so the public education system started indoctrinating kids instead of education them. Initially it was done lightly so as to not raise any alarms. The key to this and everything else was to do it such that it wasn't noticed by the masses. Their control of the media insured that any warnings or concerns raised abut this were minimized by attributing them to teh ravings of some mad man and sadly that worked at least for a while.

Starting with the Millennials it was decided to amp up the indoctrination process because they were behind schedule. Trump was a major road block to the plan and he even set them back by as much as 10 years with much of what he did primarily with various agreements made by prior administrations. Once Trump got in and Brexiters won their fight the elite dropped all p0retense of being stealthy, operating in teh dark , and turned everything up to max. You could see this with teh news media that seemed to loose its mind over night, dropping any pretense of being an institution that reported the news to one that was a propaganda machine for the political Left in America. Within public education the same changes were made and now that Millennials have entered the workforce we can see just how well that indoctrination worked. The clown world non-sense so many go along with and or even help promote today is proof of that.

Sadly the GenXer's and perhaps the first few years of Millennials were the last group of kids to make it thru the public education system with only minimal indoctrination. They made us fearful of the ozone layer being destroyed and they started ion Climate change as I was in my last years at highschool but it wasn't until the Millennials that they stopped trying to convince students of these things and focused on programming it into the kids so they were incapable of independent thought, creating teh perfect activists for collectivist governance.

Anyway I'll get off my soapbox now.

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You’ve got so much right, but your ideologies are completely backwards. You got lost where most do-the favorite boogeyman that was invented by the Koch Network “liberal indoctrination.” Too many smart people working smart people jobs. Less laborers. The billionaires didn’t like that-nobody to work in their factories. Non-union, lousy pay, automation. The wealth gap went through the roof after Reagan’s, Bush’ and Trump’s tax cuts and then covid REALLY showed people as people weren’t working, homeless is exploding, inflation is way down but no cola, and the fat cat CEOs are raking in record profits. Our youth are very capable of independent thought. They have created things beyond your wildest imagination. The GOP has been captured by the billionaires for 50 years. All the culture wars are literally manufactured. All the legislation is written by one group and submitted to all the states. There is no “state’s rights.” They have rolled back child labor laws, they want to privatize schools so only the rich kids can go.” Seriously. Wake up.

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"where most do-the favorite boogeyman"

So a group of the nations wealthiest men didn't meet in 1916 to discuss how to capture control of Americas money supply? And that's just one example. They are even more brazen about it today with Bill Gates, a tech guy, claiming himself to be a expert on vaccines and determined to deliver vaccines to us whether we want them or not. And then there's the hilarious Bond-esque looking villain Klaus Schwab who in public brags about "infiltrating governments" . SO is it that you don't believe any of these people I've mentioned are wealthy or is that you believe none of the above happened?

Once I read "inflation is way down" I had to question if you are a legitimate human being that believes this or some bot. Let me guess it's also made up that US intel agencies use bots to manipulate public perception. I've also never said the Republican party was the angel in this. Both parties have their establishment hacks who do as their wealthy donors tell them and then there's the few who are either still to new to have been cop-opted and or who have a strong enough will to resist it like how Ron Paul did for decades.

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Inflation is easing. Changing political economics takes time for the changes to show in Americans lives. It took a few years for Reagan’s policy shift to impact costs to Americans negatively. Trumps plan WILL contract the economy so bad he will put us in a period of prolonged stagflation and possibly a second Great Depression. Your delusions about what Ron Paul did are cope

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Nice try but no. I have no more love for the Kochs than most immoral and corrupt billionaires REGARDLESS of their political affiliation. You clearly are pro more/bigger government, a collectivist like Marxists, Communists and Socialists thus you should be extremely happy with the state of America today now that your teams guy has had almost 4 years to implement more collectivist policies. All one needs to read is "Your delusions about what Ron Paul did are cope" to identify a pro-collectivists.

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Yeah..I’m for a mixed economy..which we already have 😂😂😂. You are dumb as a box of rocks.

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Thank for self-exposing; makes it much easier,

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Funny thing with your Klaus Schwab bugaloo is that he’s a billionaire and he’s supposed by billionaires like Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Silicon Valley…who are rallying behind Trump. Their projections are always confessions

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And he [Schwab] NEVER EVER said something diabolical like "You'll own nothing and be happy" or "we've infiltrated national governments cabinets with our people". Nope. Let me guess, the REAL threat is Musk b/c he owns a popular social media site that refuses to censor what some consider hateful and mean-spirited speech.

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FFS. Get over Schwab. Yeah—any billionaire is a threat to regular people, you idiot. Do you think any single one of them give a rats butt about you? Get over 1776. Guess what.. it’s 2024

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Oh you're right, when people with money, power and influence say they want to do X we should just keep our head burried in the sand and ignore them because that's done a great job so far.

Again, thank you for self-exposing. And please keep supporting pro-collectivist forms of governance so the enemies to freedom & liberty are easier to spot.

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"Americans have a very short memory. America has a relatively short history."

This is very easy to achieve when you've caotured the publicly funded eductaion system and have implimented a dumbing-down policy.

These 2 very alarming trends today;

1) College stuents who graduate better trained to be actvist for collectvist governancne then whatever their degree is in

2) A lot of very stupid people are gong to college today and that includes a lot of women who are there solely b/c women and other groups recieve preferntial treatment. Watched several onteh street interviews of collge kids and it's always the same, the women are asked basic questons that my 13 year old knows (she's homeschooled) but that bewilders these female college students but which also are more often correctly answered by the malestudents especially ifthey are normal looking males. Questions like what is the capital of America or what's the name of teh ocean on teh east coast; realbrain teasers.

Iwe normal men don't come together to put an end to this society will collpase under the weight of incompetence

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Theo - Just curious but does this @Jamie subscriber ever give you a bunch of shit on your posts? It's so strange to find a pro-woke-Democrat hanging out in the substack of a pro-Constitutionalist, the complete opposite of a woketopian.

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First of all, BLM protests compared to armed militia protests at the capitols..apples and oranges. None of your protected liberties were violated, your due process wasn’t violated. We don’t have red states and blue states. You don’t look at all at the massive funding coming into the right and how their decisions are formed, and it isn’t for “ individual liberty.” It’s for corporate and state power. Low taxes and regulations for the wealthy. You are revolutionizing to be serfs, and you are to blind by culture wars to see who’s really in control! It sure isn’t the teachers union! You think they have billions of dollars?

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How many people died from BLM related actions/protests vs. how many died at the lockdown protests at state capitols?

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Forget it @gssmith, we have woketopian in the threads and form the replies it seems like a fully indortcinated one, the type that only professional deprograming services at mental institutions can treat. They will forever the Democrat's as being incapable of doing wrong and those not within the Democrat's #WopkeAuthoritarinLeft cult as incapable of doing right. This is very stunning to see a woketopian in Theo's Substack since Theo is far from being woke

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Still looking for all those videos and pics of pro-Trump supporters inside the Capital with firearms; maybe one day the tech will exist for the Left to just create them like the Deep Fakes they claim are of Biden's bumbling foolishness'.

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Guy Reffitt was convicted for having a semi auto weapon. There is one example

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Jan 7·edited Jan 7

Not too far off

AFT: "The union is in a solid financial position, holding over $152 million in assets."

NEA: "The union has "over $393 million in assets."

https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus?cycle=2024&ind=L1300

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Can you elaborate on what AFT and NEA mean within this context?

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In answer to Jamie's last sentence. "It sure isn’t the teachers union! You think they have billions of dollars?"

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You didn't really answer my request but I think I understand what you are Jamie are getting at. If you are saying that because the Teachers Unions don't have billions that they aren't a problem, aren't negatively impacting governance and society then you sound you have class envy issues. Yes their are wealthy pricks both individuals and groups, effectively purchasing legislation and influencing governance but we don't ignore small bullets fired at us solely because larger ones are being fired too. The teachers union is not like a private union. No matter what they do they still get to confiscate your taxes some of which then get funded thru dues to the union heads who then dish those out primarily to democrats. Within the teacher unions it's not teh teachers that are the problem but the heads of it that wield the power and decision making.

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