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Lacewing wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 5:26 pmLike most presidents, Biden is striving to do good things according to his perspectives that represent various people while also being embroiled in a delusional and corrupted environment... just as Trump was. I don't have to frame or say things in your limited/skewed way or to suit you, I.C... so, get the fuck over yourself and fuck off.
So, let us try to begin from a point that I might outline like this: I trust that my reference to a new and little-understood method of waging *war* (5th generation warfare) is taken as having validity? Again, we start from a position where we do not know what is going on, and yet we sense that we ourselves are the battleground where *war* is being fought, so in order to proceed we have to admit to some powerlessness, some confusion.

But here is the thing: we strive for some interpretation, any interpretation, if it avails us of some interpretive power. Not to know, now to understand, is excruciating, isn't it? So even a wrong interpretation, or one involving partial truth, is "comforting".

The thing about IC -- since my view is that we are not so much conversing about *the world out there* as we are in fact conversing about ourselves -- is that we suspect that the interpretation and perspective he offers is slanted, or partial, or tilted in specific directions because of other predicates and commitments that may not have much to do with politics.

What a curious problem we face then! But I veer away from any statement about IC and return to ourselves: we are in a similar, but not quite the same, boat. That is, our predicates and in a sense our ideological commitments, our *cherished notions*, intrude at every point whether we see them or not. Or perhaps especially when we are unaware of their force.

Here is an interesting presentation on 5th Generation Warfare. I find that I agree with his (or their) perspectives but should *agreement* be suspect in itself?

The reason this (all) interests me is because of something I observed months ago: here, among those who come to read, write and express, there is NO AGREEMENT at the most basic levels. There are factional battles and certain people seem to take up one side and fight against those on the opposing side -- roughly Biden-Trump! or Leftish politics vs whatever politics Wizard or Walker are supposed to have vs whatever the politics of Flash or Sculptor are.

But I think there is a lack of comprehension of the degree to which we are operating within a Construct.
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Immanuel Can wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 5:47 pm
:lol: I see...please list all the "good things" Biden has done for America. And don't forget the economy, the oil supply, the war, the debacle in Afghanistan, influence peddling, the border crisis...
You should quote her complete sentence:
Like most presidents, Biden is striving to do good things according to his perspectives that represent various people while also being embroiled in a delusional and corrupted environment...
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Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pm
Lacewing wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 5:26 pmLike most presidents, Biden is striving to do good things according to his perspectives that represent various people while also being embroiled in a delusional and corrupted environment... just as Trump was. I don't have to frame or say things in your limited/skewed way or to suit you, I.C... so, get the fuck over yourself and fuck off.
So, let us try to begin from a point that I might outline like this: I trust that my reference to a new and little-understood method of waging *war* (5th generation warfare) is taken as having validity? Again, we start from a position where we do not know what is going on, and yet we sense that we ourselves are the battleground where *war* is being fought, so in order to proceed we have to admit to some powerlessness, some confusion.
Yes.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmBut here is the thing: we strive for some interpretation, any interpretation, if it avails us of some interpretive power. Not to know, now to understand, is excruciating, isn't it? So even a wrong interpretation, or one involving partial truth, is "comforting".
I think it depends on the person as to what length/degree they will need to go to feel comforted. And some people fully embrace self-delusion as a fortress they can hide away in... untouchable by all to the contrary.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmThe thing about IC -- since my view is that we are not so much conversing about *the world out there* as we are in fact conversing about ourselves -- is that we suspect that the interpretation and perspective he offers is slanted, or partial, or tilted in specific directions because of other predicates and commitments that may not have much to do with politics.
Yes, probably. The skewing of every thought arises from a commitment to serve and defend well-worn patterns established by the ego.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmWhat a curious problem we face then! But I veer away from any statement about IC and return to ourselves: we are in a similar, but not quite the same, boat. That is, our predicates and in a sense our ideological commitments, our *cherished notions*, intrude at every point whether we see them or not. Or perhaps especially when we are unaware of their force.
True.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmHere is an interesting presentation on 5th Generation Warfare. I find that I agree with his (or their) perspectives but should *agreement* be suspect in itself?
I will check it out later.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmThe reason this (all) interests me is because of something I observed months ago: here, among those who come to read, write and express, there is NO AGREEMENT at the most basic levels.
Right. As I've described before, I think we humans (and all of life) are infinite expressions of, and perspectives for, one vast energy. Trying to align ourselves all on one path of any kind is the opposite of our nature and value. I do think, however, that there can be a deeper, more innate, agreement/understanding that is not based on any particular structures, nor driven by egos, but rather that shares appreciation and gratitude, and creates and acts from that!

There can be a better outcome if the first priority is on maintaining and furthering broader awareness, rather than creating patterns and structures that serve and result in limited awareness.
Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:00 pmI think there is a lack of comprehension of the degree to which we are operating within a Construct.
I agree.

We can easily become blind servants to any creations we align ourselves with or identify ourselves through. Maintaining broader awareness keeps it in perspective.
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Alexis Jacobi wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:25 pm
Immanuel Can wrote: Mon Sep 04, 2023 5:47 pm
:lol: I see...please list all the "good things" Biden has done for America. And don't forget the economy, the oil supply, the war, the debacle in Afghanistan, influence peddling, the border crisis...
You should quote her complete sentence:
Like most presidents, Biden is striving to do good things according to his perspectives that represent various people while also being embroiled in a delusional and corrupted environment...
"Delusional and corrupt environment"? So old Joe's "doing his best," I guess. :lol: Well, since the Dems are in charge, I guess we can all see where this corruption is coming from. But Biden's neck deep in it; and we all see it. It's as plain as one's laptop.
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Interesting theory:

What Game is Hunter Biden Playing?
https://amgreatness.com/2023/09/07/what ... n-playing/
That is, Hunter is not going to take the fall. He will not end up in prison for decades while the other exempt Bidens continue to enjoy their ill-gotten riches, due to Hunter’s imaginative cons.

No wonder the first family for months moved Hunter into the White House and put him on Airforce One.

Is it now, “Keep Hunter close and self-important—or else”?
Answer: The game is survival by any means necessary.
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Walker wrote: Fri Sep 08, 2023 2:30 pm Answer: The game is survival by any means necessary.
The whole Dem party, plus the rhinos, are in that mode: "We're going to survive and keep bleeding the American people dry, no matter what we have to do to do it, and no matter what anybody does."
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No dude being a democrat politician is just a desk job that pays relatively well and none of em have any more stake or interest in governing than to get the income the position offers.

None of these guys are conspiring to destroy the people. They just pander to the voter base of social disfunctionals, lower class incomes and race minorities that, i might add, are the product of the conservative principles in praxis... three hunerd years of it. These democrats can call themselves leftists all they want but if they support and endorse the free market as it exists now, it amounts to a hill of beans what 'party' they identify with.

Your problem is how democrats spend the country's money and/or that taxes are higher when democrats are in office. Or laws and policies put into place by them (roe vs wade for example) that u don't like. But nothing about anything democrats or republicans do can be genuinely described as tyrannical simply becuz the democratic process keeps them in check. They might make bad economic policy decisions or foreign relations decisions but none of this is a conspiracy. It's a process that's part of the job.

All u need to worry about is if the n*gga is scraping the cream off the revenues somehow. All his side shit and business dealings is his business. We just concerned about how much we payin him to do his elected job, u feel me?

What I'm sayin is, u gotta hold a very sirius deep state conspiracy theory that connects everyone and everything together if your claim is that democrat and leftist politicians are 'bleeding the people dry'. Otherwise you're crying wolf. Again.

The only muhfucka bleeding the people dry is captain capitalism.
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promethean75 wrote: Sat Sep 09, 2023 3:30 pm No dude being a democrat politician is just a desk job that pays relatively well and none of em have any more stake or interest in governing than to get the income the position offers.
A joke, but with a point that's not so funny...https://babylonbee.com/news/pelosi-anno ... dium=email

And here's what's not so funny about that:
https://disclosures-clerk.house.gov/pub ... 039988.pdf
There's your great "Democrat" and "Socialist".
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that EDI Associates transaction statement in the pdf link is misleading becuz Nancy's partnership was one of strictly non commissioned temporary feduciary share holding so the partnership investments were soluable assets she made no direct gains from other than as a financial advisor participant.
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promethean75 wrote: Sat Sep 09, 2023 6:56 pm the pdf link is misleading...
It's the official document. It reflects what she, herself, is willing to admit to.

But please, just explain why the "Democrat" and "Socialist" Pelosi has sooooo much money. Is luxury ice cream that expensive? :lol:

By the way, during her time in office, from 2008 to the present, the Pelosi fortunes have gone from $33 million dollars (rather a lot for a Socialist, really) to over $144 million dollars. You will not find a single legal investment firm that can yield results even a fraction that good. Somehow, the Pelosis have done better than all those wise investment bankers on Wall Street.

Any guesses as to how?

Do you think she's in the masses? Or is she in the famed "1%"?

Pretty easy to tell, isn't it?
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For those who don't know, Biden's income dramatically increased when he became Vice-President to Obama.

Fact checkers note ... there is no actual proof that Obama is referencing Joe Biden in that picture. :roll:
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The Democrats are kind of shooting themselves in the foot, willingly giving up the Criminal vote to Trump...

They're too dense and introverted to realize, criminalizing Trump is going to move all their criminal constituents to the Conservative-Right.
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Are you saying Trump is a criminal, Wizzo? I think you are.
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Walker wrote: Sun Sep 10, 2023 11:28 amFact checkers note ... there is no actual proof that Obama is referencing Joe Biden in that picture.
So it's made up shit. Which you either believe (which would be funny) or you are spreading inspite of not believing it (which would be further proof of your dishonesty).

Let's watch you wriggle on that hook you've impaled yourself on.
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