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OMF STATE OF THE UNION
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Armed IRS agents.
Another little treat from the gods!
Growing up anticipating the NWO could never have prepared me.
It's been such a blast!
Much more Barnum and Bailey than 1984.
Another little treat from the gods!
Growing up anticipating the NWO could never have prepared me.
It's been such a blast!
Much more Barnum and Bailey than 1984.
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A day late, a dollar short.
Go figure.
Dan told me once that Ron was the last man out of the buildings, he made sure there was not a single soul inside.
I still don't know what the hell he meant by that
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lujon
ONCE MORE WITH FEELING!
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Go figure.
Dan told me once that Ron was the last man out of the buildings, he made sure there was not a single soul inside.
I still don't know what the hell he meant by that
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lujon
ONCE MORE WITH FEELING!
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IRANIAN LEVIATHAN
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/18/politics/trump-kim-jong-un-woodward-audiobook/index.html
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelpeck/2014/01/13/iran-says-tall-white-space-aliens-control-america/amp/
https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/18/politics/trump-kim-jong-un-woodward-audiobook/index.html
https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelpeck/2014/01/13/iran-says-tall-white-space-aliens-control-america/amp/
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna52660
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A FUTURE DYSTOPIA
(Richard Spencer is a faggot)
Good luck Archeofuturist Iran!
Sincerely (Valusia) Amaruca...
(Richard Spencer is a faggot)
Good luck Archeofuturist Iran!
Sincerely (Valusia) Amaruca...
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OKAY BUDDY CHICANERY
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You're a guest you little shit.
http://mobile.dudasite.com/site/ufosnw2?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ufosnw.com%2Fnewsite%2Fcategory%2Fufo-sightings%2Fby-location%2Fufo-sightings-florida%2F&utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fduckduckgo.com%2F#2711
Don't you ever run your mouth against us again.
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Don't you ever run your mouth against us again.
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Bahahaha!
He went for the water!
Touche.
Very good.
Out of the doghouse.
"NOW GO BE A SNAKE"
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/15/trump-presidency-2024-candidate-00067130
He went for the water!
Touche.
Very good.
Out of the doghouse.
"NOW GO BE A SNAKE"
https://www.politico.com/news/2022/11/15/trump-presidency-2024-candidate-00067130
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The right is divided on Trump
Surprise surprise
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I told you you were coming up soon Pooh Bear.
All around and away we go!
All around and away we go!
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IT'S TIME FOR A WORTHY T'ANG!
(MONSTERS OF THE DEEP)
https://www.ft.com/content/d34955d2-bcc8-11e8-94b2-17176fbf93f5
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Wang Qishan is known for regaling his visitors with erudite references to books such as Alexis de Tocqueville’s 19th-century treatises on American democracy and the French Revolution. So this spring foreign dignitaries granted audiences with China’s vice-president were surprised when he referred to rather more pedestrian fare.
Mr Wang, 70, told overseas visitors that he understood supporters of US president Donald Trump in part because he had recently seen Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, the hit Hollywood movie set in a fictional rural town which would — if it really existed — have voted for the US president by a wide margin.
This was one of a number of recent instances when Mr Wang has struck visitors as oddly out of touch, and occasionally more arrogant than charming. He was also — after playing an outsized role in Chinese finance and politics for a quarter of a century — curiously invisible during his first six months as vice-president.
For five years Mr Wang was the ruthless head of President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. The two men are “princeling” members of prominent political families — Mr Xi by birth and Mr Wang by marriage — and rose in parallel up the ranks of the Chinese Communist party. Mr Wang served in a series of financial posts that cemented his reputation as one of the party’s best crisis managers. He also worked closely with top Wall Street banks on a number of Chinese financial restructurings and state bank initial public offerings.
Mr Wang’s surprise appointment to the vice-presidency in March, despite his having passed the traditional retirement age for top party leaders, was widely interpreted as a sign that he would play a high-profile role in international affairs, with a focus on the US.
Instead he largely disappeared. Even as trade tension with the US erupted in April, he only surfaced for anodyne public appearances. Meanwhile it was vice-premier Liu He, Mr Xi’s most trusted economic adviser, who ended up doing all the heavy lifting on US relations this year as China’s lead trade negotiator.
This week, however, Mr Wang stepped back into the spotlight. On the eve of Mr Trump’s decision to impose punitive tariffs on more than half of all Chinese imports, the vice-president met two delegations whose members included former US cabinet officials such as Robert Rubin and prominent Wall Street financiers.
Both meetings, according to participants and people briefed on the sessions, were dominated by one subject — Sino-US relations and possible ways to defuse the world’s worst trade war since the 1930s.
“He is coming out of the shadows,” says Chris Johnson, an Asian affairs expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former CIA China analyst. “He was supposed to be ‘the guy’ on the Sino-US portfolio but seemed to be dodging it.”
Mr Wang struck a conciliatory tone at the meetings this week, telling top executives from Goldman Sachs, Blackstone and other US financial firms on Monday that neither China nor America “needs to prevail over the other”.
The softer messages contrasted with spring meetings at which Mr Wang often lectured US business executives and foreign diplomats. “He was in history professor mode,” says one Asian diplomat who attended a small group meeting with Mr Wang in April. “His message was that it is important to choose sides carefully in the ebb and flow of history,” adds the diplomat, whose colleagues interpreted the comments as a warning not to ally themselves too closely with the US.
At another April meeting with a delegation led by David Lidington, the UK’s Cabinet Office minister, Mr Wang’s guests politely expressed support for economic reforms that had just been announced by Mr Xi’s administration. Their host surprised them with a sharp warning that China would reform on its own terms, while pointedly reminding them of the British empire’s aggression during the “opium wars” against the Qing dynasty.
A month later, as China-US trade tensions were escalating, a group of US business figures opposed to Mr Trump’s tariffs were taken aback by how cocky and incurious Mr Wang appeared. “He was Philosopher King Wang and they were all his students in an extended lecture,” said one person briefed on the meeting. “There was a lot of ‘we know you better than you know us’ and not a single question for this group of senior US executives who are about as plugged in as it gets in Washington. He felt like he had it all figured out.”
Mr Wang, Mr Xi and Mr Liu would soon learn that they did not have it all figured out — and especially not Mr Trump, who is now likely to announce his intention to place punitive tariffs on all Chinese exports to the US, which totalled more than $500bn last year.
Mr Wang’s choice of company this past week suggests that he is still struggling to get to grips with the US president. His hastily arranged meeting with old friends from Wall Street seemed particularly desperate, given their demonstrated inability over recent months to dissuade Mr Trump from pushing ahead with his trade war. But it appears that China’s vice-president does not know where else to turn, other than the movies.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bnnbloomberg.ca/wang-qishan-kissinger-to-address-nef-following-biden-xi-meeting-1.1846307.amp.html
Wu Shih, T'ang of North America, has drawn the dragons' teeth, arresting the `Sons' and refusing to give them up to their powerful fathers until they come to heel. But in doing so he seals his own fate and feeds the flames of revolution in the process. In City Europe, Stefan Lehmann, the estranged son of the one-time Dispersionist leader, has fled to the icy Alpine wastes after the fall of DeVore's fortresses. It is from there that he returns, to set about making a name for himself in the Lowers of the City, infiltrating the cut-throat world of the Triad brotherhoods. Li Yuan has never been more content. He has come to love all three of his new wives, and celebrates the birth of his first legitimate son, Kuei Jen. In a powerful position in the Council, and with peace in the great world of levels, all seems well. Scientist, Kim Ward, has also found love - with the Marshal's daughter, Jelka Tolonen. But for both men, their happiness is to prove short-lived. The Lowers are ripe for rebellion with new groups of revolutionaries carving out small empires in those teeming warrens. And Tolonen would rather send his daughter to the far reaches of the solar system than have her marry a Clayborn. It will be seven years before they meet again; years in which Chung Kuo will rip itself apart.
(MONSTERS OF THE DEEP)
https://www.ft.com/content/d34955d2-bcc8-11e8-94b2-17176fbf93f5
(Paywall is unacceptable, read here)
Wang Qishan is known for regaling his visitors with erudite references to books such as Alexis de Tocqueville’s 19th-century treatises on American democracy and the French Revolution. So this spring foreign dignitaries granted audiences with China’s vice-president were surprised when he referred to rather more pedestrian fare.
Mr Wang, 70, told overseas visitors that he understood supporters of US president Donald Trump in part because he had recently seen Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, the hit Hollywood movie set in a fictional rural town which would — if it really existed — have voted for the US president by a wide margin.
This was one of a number of recent instances when Mr Wang has struck visitors as oddly out of touch, and occasionally more arrogant than charming. He was also — after playing an outsized role in Chinese finance and politics for a quarter of a century — curiously invisible during his first six months as vice-president.
For five years Mr Wang was the ruthless head of President Xi Jinping’s anti-corruption campaign. The two men are “princeling” members of prominent political families — Mr Xi by birth and Mr Wang by marriage — and rose in parallel up the ranks of the Chinese Communist party. Mr Wang served in a series of financial posts that cemented his reputation as one of the party’s best crisis managers. He also worked closely with top Wall Street banks on a number of Chinese financial restructurings and state bank initial public offerings.
Mr Wang’s surprise appointment to the vice-presidency in March, despite his having passed the traditional retirement age for top party leaders, was widely interpreted as a sign that he would play a high-profile role in international affairs, with a focus on the US.
Instead he largely disappeared. Even as trade tension with the US erupted in April, he only surfaced for anodyne public appearances. Meanwhile it was vice-premier Liu He, Mr Xi’s most trusted economic adviser, who ended up doing all the heavy lifting on US relations this year as China’s lead trade negotiator.
This week, however, Mr Wang stepped back into the spotlight. On the eve of Mr Trump’s decision to impose punitive tariffs on more than half of all Chinese imports, the vice-president met two delegations whose members included former US cabinet officials such as Robert Rubin and prominent Wall Street financiers.
Both meetings, according to participants and people briefed on the sessions, were dominated by one subject — Sino-US relations and possible ways to defuse the world’s worst trade war since the 1930s.
“He is coming out of the shadows,” says Chris Johnson, an Asian affairs expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former CIA China analyst. “He was supposed to be ‘the guy’ on the Sino-US portfolio but seemed to be dodging it.”
Mr Wang struck a conciliatory tone at the meetings this week, telling top executives from Goldman Sachs, Blackstone and other US financial firms on Monday that neither China nor America “needs to prevail over the other”.
The softer messages contrasted with spring meetings at which Mr Wang often lectured US business executives and foreign diplomats. “He was in history professor mode,” says one Asian diplomat who attended a small group meeting with Mr Wang in April. “His message was that it is important to choose sides carefully in the ebb and flow of history,” adds the diplomat, whose colleagues interpreted the comments as a warning not to ally themselves too closely with the US.
At another April meeting with a delegation led by David Lidington, the UK’s Cabinet Office minister, Mr Wang’s guests politely expressed support for economic reforms that had just been announced by Mr Xi’s administration. Their host surprised them with a sharp warning that China would reform on its own terms, while pointedly reminding them of the British empire’s aggression during the “opium wars” against the Qing dynasty.
A month later, as China-US trade tensions were escalating, a group of US business figures opposed to Mr Trump’s tariffs were taken aback by how cocky and incurious Mr Wang appeared. “He was Philosopher King Wang and they were all his students in an extended lecture,” said one person briefed on the meeting. “There was a lot of ‘we know you better than you know us’ and not a single question for this group of senior US executives who are about as plugged in as it gets in Washington. He felt like he had it all figured out.”
Mr Wang, Mr Xi and Mr Liu would soon learn that they did not have it all figured out — and especially not Mr Trump, who is now likely to announce his intention to place punitive tariffs on all Chinese exports to the US, which totalled more than $500bn last year.
Mr Wang’s choice of company this past week suggests that he is still struggling to get to grips with the US president. His hastily arranged meeting with old friends from Wall Street seemed particularly desperate, given their demonstrated inability over recent months to dissuade Mr Trump from pushing ahead with his trade war. But it appears that China’s vice-president does not know where else to turn, other than the movies.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bnnbloomberg.ca/wang-qishan-kissinger-to-address-nef-following-biden-xi-meeting-1.1846307.amp.html
Wu Shih, T'ang of North America, has drawn the dragons' teeth, arresting the `Sons' and refusing to give them up to their powerful fathers until they come to heel. But in doing so he seals his own fate and feeds the flames of revolution in the process. In City Europe, Stefan Lehmann, the estranged son of the one-time Dispersionist leader, has fled to the icy Alpine wastes after the fall of DeVore's fortresses. It is from there that he returns, to set about making a name for himself in the Lowers of the City, infiltrating the cut-throat world of the Triad brotherhoods. Li Yuan has never been more content. He has come to love all three of his new wives, and celebrates the birth of his first legitimate son, Kuei Jen. In a powerful position in the Council, and with peace in the great world of levels, all seems well. Scientist, Kim Ward, has also found love - with the Marshal's daughter, Jelka Tolonen. But for both men, their happiness is to prove short-lived. The Lowers are ripe for rebellion with new groups of revolutionaries carving out small empires in those teeming warrens. And Tolonen would rather send his daughter to the far reaches of the solar system than have her marry a Clayborn. It will be seven years before they meet again; years in which Chung Kuo will rip itself apart.
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In fact, in China, the dragon is a symbol of imperial authority.
"According to Chinese legend, both Chinese primogenitors, the earliest Emperors, Yandi and Huangdi, were closely related to 'Long' (Chinese Dragon). Since the Chinese consider Huangdi and Yandi as their ancestors, they sometimes refer to themselves as 'the descendants of the dragon.'
"The dragon, especially yellow or golden dragons with five claws on each foot, was a symbol for the emperor in many Chinese dynasties. The imperial throne was called the Dragon Throne."
"According to Chinese legend, both Chinese primogenitors, the earliest Emperors, Yandi and Huangdi, were closely related to 'Long' (Chinese Dragon). Since the Chinese consider Huangdi and Yandi as their ancestors, they sometimes refer to themselves as 'the descendants of the dragon.'
"The dragon, especially yellow or golden dragons with five claws on each foot, was a symbol for the emperor in many Chinese dynasties. The imperial throne was called the Dragon Throne."
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Well it's been a long time coming but this forum deserves only the most elite analysis of current events.
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Gordon...
https://spartacus-educational.com/JFKnovel.htm
https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/4193-gordon-novel/
Mike you're a fucking loser jsyk fyi
https://spartacus-educational.com/JFKnovel.htm
https://educationforum.ipbhost.com/topic/4193-gordon-novel/
Mike you're a fucking loser jsyk fyi
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BIDEN OUR TIME!
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Idk, I'm a little scared
The Anglo Patriarchy seems to exist
(It's coming)
Idk, I'm a little scared
The Anglo Patriarchy seems to exist
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