Robert Kennedy Jr: America Needs a Revolution

His dad and his uncle got bullets into their bodies and so he must have courage.

Is there such a thing as a "peaceful" revolution?

History suggest the answer is no.

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Of course the fella has "baggage" and he ain't no saint.

Are you ready for a civil war?

Seems one is on the horizon.

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I don't want it, but it seems inevitable. Like a cancer upon the land.

So many live wondering others intent but truly who is growing plants for the future?

Who cares about the future?

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If you care

please raise your hand?

If you raised your hand can you vote for a Democrat?

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If you say yes to that, then let me tell you

the DNC dies first....

then the RNC follows...

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DC is toast.

Who needs another name in the game...

When the civil war commences what matters is local currency....

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do you want to bet on it?

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BK, 2nd Poem of the Day, 5923 1708

Are you ready for a civil war?

Let's get it on....about time, we don't need anymore Dead Kennedy's do we ?

In Colombia, there was a similar national trauma, involving a people's choice candidate called Jorge Gaitan... His assassination took place on 9th April 1948... he was literally minutes away from meeting the young then-unknown Fidel Castro... (there is debate and strong evidence to suggest that Fidel Castro got his privileged position of power for his services rendered to the CIA during the assassination of Jorge Gaitan)... His assassination caused the entire meltdown of Colombian society... whereas the JFK assassination had the background of Flower Power, LSD and the swinging 60s, Colombia in the 1940's did not have such cultural elements, and the effect was an instant civil war between “godos and liberals” (the right and left political parties)... Colombia has never recovered, the political schizophrenia is woven deep into the country's fabric.

To this day, whenever the elites want to cause division in Colombia, it is only enough to trigger that national trauma... A political candidate in the 1990's called Galan (whose character, name and public presentation had all the mimicking of Gaitan's) was also raised to power, celebrated, and then publicly assassinated... The result was the reverting back to the same national trauma... as well as many elements of Colombian society showing face in support of the would-be people's president, exposing them for the paramilitaries and elites.

History repeats itself FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT LEARN FROM IT, and if history has taught us anything, it is that humanity learns very little from it. The whole world needs a revolution, not just the US... but if one started there, maybe that would inspire a lot of other countries and peoples to follow suit.

PedroCarpintero: Excellent commentary!

Ethan: Trump/Kennedy

Free Speech is the Spear head to Revolution: 'Holy SH*T! Tucker Carlson launches new show on Twitter' | Redacted with Clayton Morris [Link]

The problem with a violent revolution:

Ezekiel 34:4, "The diseased have ye not strengthened, neither have ye healed that which was sick, neither have ye bound up that which was broken, neither have ye brought again that which was driven away, neither have ye sought that which was lost; but with force and with cruelty have ye ruled them."

The problem with a peaceful revolution:

Ecclesiastes 7:16, "Be not righteous over much; neither make thyself over wise: why shouldest thou destroy thyself?"

Tavistock Institute of Hu man Relations runs the Circus - Palmerston’s Zoo - Orwell’s Animal Farm.

Twistory tells that most revolutions are synthesized by the ruling & controlling PTB. They use the same tenets of ruling & control throughout twistory. [Link]
The spoils of Wars - Revolutions are are told by paid scribes who work for & write the version they are told by the ruling hierarchy..

Not my Circus, not my Monkeys but I definitely know the Clowns. 🤡💩🎪

Just had to post this somewhere ...

What Can Be Unburdened By What Has Been

Is it possible to make sense of this phrase? ... Surely there is some sequence one can say the words with different stresses and pauses and get it to make sense?

VP Ho' tries her best to do so - [Link] -

Robert Kennedy Junior is a good man and very courageous and valiant, a hero for me. God protect him from the curse of the Kennedy!

The Kennedy assassinations were fake events. No Kennedy died in the filming of these productions. And we don't need someone to be chosen as leader because of his last name. We need real heroes. I mention again Barbara Lee, the only person to vote against forever war, Public Law 107-40. The only person brave enough to stand against the war-mongers. Do leftists and Democrats and Progressives praise and support her? No, they'd rather have a famous name, proving themselves to be posers.

The current 'system' cannot be changed by working within the system. It will require force. And those entrenched in the current system will not go peacefully. Therefore a peaceful revolution is impossible.

Alas, the last generation knew only too well: " those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable." John Kennedy

A revolution is a sudden and dramatic change created by a revolt against an existing system or person.

A 'peaceful' revolution can't happen. Peaceful change can happen, but a revolt is, by definition, not peaceful. Once again, I can't imagine what RFK, Jr. imagines he can accomplish. He's either going to get his 'peaceful' ass stomped or he'll be ignored. It's one or the other.

I think Tucker Carlson, as the most prominent voice to give RFK a podium, is being herded into Twitter, and Musk will be assigned the task of managing public exposure. Watch Musk carefully. If you think he's one of the 'good guys', I expect you'll have another think coming.

It is 5/12 today. Title 42 was to end yesterday? Hey, SOTT what is happening on the border?

Twitter’s lies exposed 🤡💩🎪

Elon Musk (Tony Stark/Baphomet) latest bravo sierra move against real freedumb of speech & his support of WEF.

Top NBCUniversal Ad Exec And World Economic Forum Taskforce Chair In Talks To Become Twitter CEO: WSJ [Link]
Says it all ….

Yaccarino is the "Chairman of the WEF's Taskforce on Future of Work and sits on the WEF's Media, Entertainment and Culture Industry Governors Steering Committee. She is also highly engaged with the Value in Media initiative.

It's almost as if some people weren't paying attention in the last US selection.

It doesn't matter who runs, what they do or don't say, or how many of the blue or red dyed wooly fold show up on selection day.

RFK is right, but it won't be peaceful. The powers that be will not go quietly.

About the only thing that will restore the US to a Constitutional Republic that abides by the Bill of Rights is a bunch of nukes on the deep state locations.

Your wake up call [Link]

Somewhat tangential, but I've been reading about the 1707 Act of union - in short, swamp creatures huddled together and enacted legislation to dissolve England and Scotland to create a new country called Great Britain

Interestingly England's national debt had to be absorbed into the new country ... just for note if the elites are thinking that creating Homeland absolves them of the US national debt, they can probably legally abolish the country, the constitution, maybe even the individual states, but there's no running away from the debt

BTW There's no punishment for treason against a country that no longer exists

The treachery of one of the country's leading nobles, the Duke of Hamilton, was instrumental in what happened next. Hamilton, who had been a virulent anti-unionist, suddenly switched sides after secretly being bribed by the English. His fellow anti-unionists walked out in protest, and a decision was voted through to allow the Queen to appoint the Scottish commissioners who were to meet with the English and discuss union.

Hamilton's move had a major impact - it effectively meant there would not be hard bargaining on Scotland's behalf, but that Anne was guaranteed the deal she wanted, with the interests of Scots well down the list of priorities.

There was, however, still a final hurdle - the decision to unite the two countries still had to get through the Scottish parliament. The English again used bribery, promising Scots jobs in the new government and handsome pensions if they supported union. It was an offer many felt they could not refuse.

Slowly but surely, the commissioners thrashed out a deal and put a treaty together. It was decided that the newly merged kingdoms would be called Great Britain, and that there would be a single, Hanoverian, Protestant sovereign.

There would be one flag, one currency and free trade would be allowed under a single set of customs regulations.There would, of course, also be a single parliament. It was eventually decided that Scotland should have 45 MPs and England 513 MPs in the new House of Commons. In the Lords, Scotland would have 16 seats and England 196. In other words, the Scots were so few in number as to be virtually unnoticeable.

One of the most important provisions, however, was the Equivalent - the sum of money paid by England to Scotland as compensation for Scots taking a share of the £14 million English national debt.The cash, which was also used to compensate investors in the Darien scheme, was another bribe, because much of the money, which came to nearly £400,000 in total, went into the pockets of those Scots with the power to influence, or vote directly on, the new union.

When the terms of the deal became known, ordinary Scots were incandescent with rage. There were riots in Glasgow and Edinburgh. In the Estates, however, the mood was very different. The anti unionists realised that they were losing the argument. Too much English money was changing hands, and too many plum jobs in the new Great Britain administration were being offered.

The crunch came on 16 January 1707, when the Estates finally passed the act consenting to the Articles of Union. The vote was decisive: 110 members in favour, only 67 against. Scotland's independence had been voted into the history books.

My father was a logger

There's none like him today

If you poured whiskey on it

He would eat a bale hay.

Bad decisions make great stories.

Robert F Kennedy Jr deletes tweets supporting Roger Waters because Roger doesn't love Israel enough [Link]
and pledges his undying support for Israel on Sunday, meeting with Rabbi Shmuley Boteach to heap praise on the Jewish state and join a pro-Israel march waving an Israeli flag. [Link]