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Willing is not enough; we must do. Knowing is not enough; we must apply.
“Simulacra + Simulation” by Jean Baudrillard is heavy going, but a great read.
Oh, now we're spinning the "cracking narrative," are we? Drawing a parallel between the two major (and incredibly clever) "limited hangout"...
Blade Runners, USA anyone? :)
You cannot reason with unreasonable people, you can only beat them into submission.
The problem with public awakening is that the blob is now planning an end run around us with total narrrative control and personal access control...
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Comment: Sanctions are one of the last means of destruction and coercion left to American exceptionalists. Their military is only good for attacking weak, third-world nations. Their regime-change efforts have failed in the last few years. No one really takes them seriously anymore. The only thing left is criminal sanctions. And that will only work for so long before target nations develop the means to work around the American-centered system. The U.S. had the chance to play nice and get along with other nations, but instead chose to take on the role 'exceptional' overseer. But such arrogance can only get you so far before the underdogs team up to take you out and put someone in your place who actually deserves it.