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We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.
And... Israel just struck Iran... Lets see what happens.
The supreme court is gaoling the innocent and allowing gov't spooks and instigators to ignore their subpoenas. There won't be any justice coming...
I remember a podcast from Clif High some while ago. He had reported about written statements from guys who were hired to dump sack of giant human...
The legal team representing high-powered insurers Lloyd's and Arch says that since the Nord Stream explosions were "more likely than not to have...
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And when you're a world leader, you don't get to be a "normal person."
I am amazed that in places like the US, Presidents actually try to seem "normal."
To, me it would not even be a complement. I think that our world leaders must be exceptional people. It is their "normalness" that tends to ruin them.
If Qaddafi had been more exceptional, he might have been able to save himself and his country. But that would be asking a lot from the ruler of a country that has had the attention of the power elites (like hovering hungry vultures) for years now.
I only hope that more people will work to expose the truth about Libya. It was obviously one of the most questionable "revolutions" to date.