A worthy thing to protest. Just watched a program on a channel called Viceland here in the states about methaqualone in South Africa today and its role during Apartheid. Hamilton's Pharmacopeia. It went into many things and brought up Project Coast and a certain Dr Bossa. I find it disturbing that you would associate Trump with Apartheid though.
Project Coast ... a very disturbing event ... hopefully you can see this across the pond. A funny thing that I just remembered, from sources long ago, Quaaludes were introduced onto college campuses during the early 70's by the Nixon Administration to make us protesters too loaded to protest. They were first introduced in Boston and Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. I have a first hand source for this little tidbit. I was a student at Kent State, one of the target campuses back in the day. It all makes even more sense now.
I love that station! Especially F*ck that's delicious! With Action Bronson!
"Oh yes it sure is, I saw it on the news" she claimed.
At that point I decided this was not going to a good place and held my tongue. I didn't bother trying to explain that there are not riots going on but rather (largely) peaceful protests, which are protected by the Constitution. I didn't ask her what she was calling her "news" source.I didn't ask her to explain how George Soros would have the ability to somehow pay people all over the country to "riot". I did, however, ask one question.
" So if your candidate had lost, what do you think the response would have been from his followers?"
"Oh...same thing, riots everywhere" she said with a mischievous smile.
Folks, we have work to do.
Truthiness is now in charge. Skepticism and common sense are for suckers. The average American doesn't think much for himself. Follow the herd!
Google kicked off the action on Monday afternoon when the Silicon Valley search giant said it would ban websites that peddle fake news from using its online advertising service. Hours later, Facebook, the social network, updated the language in its Facebook Audience Network policy, which already says it will not display ads in sites that show misleading or illegal content, to include fake news sites.
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Facebook’s decision to clarify its ad policy language is notable because Mark Zuckerberg, the social network’s chief executive, has repeatedly fobbed off criticism that the company had an effect on how people voted.
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A Pew Research Center study said that nearly half of American adults rely on Facebook as a news source.
maybe we should just go back to talking about chemtrails.
I admit that I did think about that in regards to trust or lack of trust of governments, but decided against that.
Discussing them serves no purpose at this point in time, especially in a thread like this one. I gave up on even mentioning them anymore a long time ago. Just gives others more ammo to summarily dismiss me.
The role of 'ludes in social engineering is another matter as Project Coast demonstrates. Funny what can trigger a thought out of the blue. Did you watch the vid ? I found it most interesting all by itself.
Oh well. Just another day at the office. Time to get flat and call it a day.
Not so stupid. I've had my jaw dislocated by the police while protesting against apartheid.
A worthy thing to protest. Just watched a program on a channel called Viceland here in the states about methaqualone in South Africa today and its role during Apartheid. Hamilton's Pharmacopeia. It went into many things and brought up Project Coast and a certain Dr Bossa. I find it disturbing that you would associate Trump with Apartheid though.
Project Coast ... a very disturbing event ... hopefully you can see this across the pond. A funny thing that I just remembered, from sources long ago, Quaaludes were introduced onto college campuses during the early 70's by the Nixon Administration to make us protesters too loaded to protest. They were first introduced in Boston and Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. I have a first hand source for this little tidbit. I was a student at Kent State, one of the target campuses back in the day. It all makes even more sense now.
So I had a teeth cleaning appointment yesterday and the technician wanted to chat about the election. I didn't know what party she supported...but found out near the end of the conversation when she asked me "What do you think about all the riots?"
"What riots?" I asked.
"You know, the anti-Trump riots all over the country" she offered.
I said, "Well, those aren't 'riots', they are protests".
"Oh no", she insisted, "they are rioting all over the country".
As she had her hands in my mouth with a drill I held that thought for a bit.
She continued, "I heard George Soros is paying the rioters to riot. Spit"
"That's not even happening", I insisted.
"Oh yes it sure is, I saw it on the news" she claimed.
At that point I decided this was not going to a good place and held my tongue. I didn't bother trying to explain that there are not riots going on but rather (largely) peaceful protests, which are protected by the Constitution. I didn't ask her what she was calling her "news" source. I didn't ask her to explain how George Soros would have the ability to somehow pay people all over the country to "riot". I did, however, ask one question.
" So if your candidate had lost, what do you think the response would have been from his followers?"
"Oh...same thing, riots everywhere" she said with a mischievous smile.
These are the reasons why people should be protesting....let's drop all the emotional grandstanding ("Not my president") crap, and start talking about the issues. Let's get ahead of these issues on environment, energy policy, civil liberties...before they start to steamroll them.
I voted for Bernie in the primaries but simply couldnât decide who was the lesser evil this time, so I took George Carlinâs view seriously: âIf you vote you have no right to complain.â https://youtu.be/2Jnf9GILjFM
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I agree, I have absolutely no problem with people not voting.
I voted for Bernie in the primaries, but couldn’t decide who was the lesser evil this time so I took George Carlin’s view seriously: “If you vote you have no right to complain.” https://youtu.be/2Jnf9GILjFM
I got to LSU right around the time David Duke graduated. What interesting times...
And I arrived at FIT in Melbourne ( fall 1970) at the very same time that the Klan was holding its annual convention in Kissimmee just a few clicks inland. I was going whereTF am I and what is this place ?
Yes, very interesting times. There was only 10 miles of I - 95 built in Georgia when I went through then. Talk about some weird stuff ... Macon was very scary ...
