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2nd Smartest Guy in the World's avatar

100% on point re: every branch of government being a criminal cabal that wants to kill us:

"What are we supposed to do with the fact that every branch of government is a criminal cabal that wants to kill us.

Every large chemical company is a criminal cabal that wants to kill us.

Every media conglomerate is a criminal cabal that wants to kill us.

It's a PROBLEM. 🤔"

Source: https://x.com/uTobian/status/2070251371237106127

Tirion's avatar

... which begs the question, who/what would have an anti-human agenda like that?

Sarah's avatar

Start organizing! Its like organizing cats, it gets complicated real fast! Best of luck to you or anyone trying.....

Tirion's avatar

The problem with organizing is that, as soon as any organization shows signs of being effective, it is infiltrated and/or subverted by agents working for the police/intel. Beware of anyone who joins your organization and shows interest in taking a leading role ;)

DT's avatar

When you know the dirt on the chief justice (justice is the joke of the day), it is clear their is no country nor justice so get the fk over it already. What are you going to do about it? Their are plenty of solutions but no body acts just pontificates on the webs.

There are just a few exceptions. You and your team getting the Ivermectin products out was an act that I appreciate, so thanks for making one of the few valuable contributions that helps, plus your substact A+!

pyrrhus's avatar

No wonder the cancer rate has doubled in the last 35 years...vaccine pushing, glyphosate, and God knows what else..They want us dead or crippled......BTW, I doubt that any desiccant ,like glyphosate, is safe for humans.....

Bandit's avatar

The fact that Thomas sided with Monsanto breaks my heart. I have always considered him one of the good guys. 😢

Leslie's avatar

Monstrous is an understatement. I have long admired Justice Thomas, but this is a betrayal of the American people along with the other Justices. Toss in the recent mRNA Flu shot approval for Moderna with a 9 - 0 vote to approve it. Not a single vote against it. Corruption runs deep and the people are the target.

sveno's avatar

The first term with the idiot i got later diagnosed of whiplash i never recovered but got some pain relif when the kamel was outnumbered by the idiot. But the idiot couldn't follow any of his promoted ways that he would do that gave him the peoples votes. Soo i was now in deep depression. I was selected by the idiot and i gave the chance to an usa i'm not, i gave him credence. But now he's an idiot oo how he duped me.

bob rinaldi's avatar

The pedophile s in black dresses strike again

Lynette Ackermann's avatar

Judges who pass the 'wrong' judgement have been found dead...

Tirion's avatar

More evidence - if more evidence were needed - that "justice" and the rule of law are, at best, pretense :(

reality speaks's avatar

Misrepresentation of the actual facts in the case. Shame on you. The SC ruled that you can not have 50 different regulations on products that are used nationwide. That Congress was very explicit in stating that Federal labeling requirements are the supreme authority in this country. Gorsuch siding with the DEI hire Jackson is not a good look for him either.

shibumi's avatar

From "AI": The system of government ruled or heavily influenced by corporations is called a corporatocracy (also known as corpocracy). This is an economic, political, and judicial system where business corporations or corporate interests control or significantly influence government mechanisms, often to serve their own economic interests rather than the public good.

Corporatocracy manifests in forms such as crony capitalism, where corporations receive state favors in exchange for political support, and inverted totalitarianism, where economic powers exert substantial control over a superficially democratic system. Critics associate this system with issues like excessive CEO pay, bank bailouts, weakened antitrust laws, and rising income inequality, noting that corporate lobbying and campaign financing tilt political power away from ordinary citizens.