Nuclear War

[thomasglee]

It’s a good thing I don’t care what you think.

It's a good thing that so few take you seriously.

You know, sometimes I really have to question some of the posts on this board...

There are some really intelligent and knowledgeable people here, and there a few deranged ones too. I suppose the conspiracy theorists types might prove useful in questioning things, but after a while, when their ideas have been debunked, repeatedly, I honestly wonder what motivates these people to continue in the face of provable facts? For people like Alex Jones, who sell their own brand of tooth paste and colloidal silver to their legion of followers, the motivation is money. James Corbett has been able to make a living off of peddling 9/11 conspiracy theories.

There are hundreds of people like them online. I know that large parts of the prepper community are involved in that. I am not a prepper, but I do watch some of the vids from time to time. Some of them offer decent advice, but most are just selling things. As someone who has served in wars and seen what devastated countries really look like, I don't know how valuable their advice really will be. Some people on this board have survived in countries reduced to moonscapes, but for American soldiers, they could go home after their tour ended. For the natives, that hellscape was their home. I don't think a lot of people really get what we are facing, except for John and a few others.

Conspiracy theories might make you feel empowered, but they will always hurt you in the final wash. I think the Putin and Russia fans on this board are in for a real disappointment. I don't see how watch Corbett videos is going to help you navigate the coming misery.

I don't watch nor care for Alex Jones. As for Corbett, I enjoy (and learn) from his videos on transhumanism and digital slavery, which we all know is coming in one form or another. I know very little of his 911 Videos, but the one I watched was enlightening. I don't watch prepper videos, other than some youtube channels on canning, gardening, and the like. Things that help me stay out of the economy as much as possible.

I, too, have seen war up close and personal and know the devastation it leaves behind - in the countries where they occur and in the minds of the men and women who fought in what I now realize were senseless wars.

Putin is not a good guy. None of the "leaders" of this world are good guys. They're all just playing their respective roles.

I'm a voracious consumer of information, and over the years, I have come to understand that most "news" is nothing more than propaganda. If you want to continue to live in your fantasy world, that's your choice.

1. If everyone says the same thing, I do not listen to it.
2. I ask questions and try to get answers.
3. As a Christian, I live with a mindset of being set apart from the world. I live in it, but I don't belong to it.
4. I don't care about what they argue over in politics, I care about what they all agree to because that's where the real dangers lie.
5. I don't play political dissensions
6. I make sure to follow the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to understand the world's agenda.
7. There is no longevity in this current scheme.
8. The majority is against me, not for me. I get it. I don't care.
9. Satan controls this world, and so when I see anyone propped up and supported by this system, I know they have sold out in some fashion
10. Everything we see in Ukraine is about collapsing the old-world order. It's better to see it than be surprised when it comes.

[spottybrowncow]

I don't care about what they argue over in politics, I care about what they all agree to because that's where the real dangers lie.

Now THAT'S a truism for the ages.

[Guest]

I'm a voracious consumer of information, and over the years, I have come to understand that most "news" is nothing more than propaganda. If you want to continue to live in your fantasy world, that's your choice.

So where do you get your news? Corbett and Martin Armstrong?

John uses news outlets (which he links to) and news letters (sent to him by readers) to analyze events. How do you find out what is going on in the world? Do you use Martin Armstrong's laughable and all seeing "Socrates" computer program?

As for Corbett, I enjoy (and learn) from his videos on transhumanism and digital slavery, which we all know is coming in one form or another. I know very little of his 911 Videos, but the one I watched was enlightening.

So, you believe what he says about 9/11? I watched some of those videos and found him to be unhinged.

1. If everyone says the same thing, I do not listen to it.

Not wise at all.

2. I ask questions and try to get answers.

And then you dismiss most of the answers except for conspiracy theorists like Martin Armstrong and Corbett.

3. As a Christian, I live with a mindset of being set apart from the world. I live in it, but I don't belong to it.

But you do live it, and you enjoy lecturing others in empty, worthless ways.

4. I don't care about what they argue over in politics, I care about what they all agree to because that's where the real dangers lie.

For example?

5. I don't play political dissensions

What?

6. I make sure to follow the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to understand the world's agenda.

7. There is no longevity in this current scheme.

8. The majority is against me, not for me. I get it. I don't care.

9. Satan controls this world, and so when I see anyone propped up and supported by this system, I know they have sold out in some fashion

10. Everything we see in Ukraine is about collapsing the old-world order. It's better to see it than be surprised when it comes.

Why not explain some of this? Oh, wait, you can't, so you'll just pretend to be smarter than everyone else.

Thomasglee's post was a lot of nothing.

How about more pithy comments like: "It's often cold in the winter." Or how about, "A garden needs a lot of care."

[Kevin]

It's a good thing that so few take you seriously.

You know, sometimes I really have to question some of the posts on this board...

There are some really intelligent and knowledgeable people here, and there a few deranged ones too. I suppose the conspiracy theorists types might prove useful in questioning things, but after a while, when their ideas have been debunked, repeatedly, I honestly wonder what motivates these people to continue in the face of provable facts? For people like Alex Jones, who sell their own brand of tooth paste and colloidal silver to their legion of followers, the motivation is money. James Corbett has been able to make a living off of peddling 9/11 conspiracy theories.

There are hundreds of people like them online. I know that large parts of the prepper community are involved in that. I am not a prepper, but I do watch some of the vids from time to time. Some of them offer decent advice, but most are just selling things. As someone who has served in wars and seen what devastated countries really look like, I don't know how valuable their advice really will be. Some people on this board have survived in countries reduced to moonscapes, but for American soldiers, they could go home after their tour ended. For the natives, that hellscape was their home. I don't think a lot of people really get what we are facing, except for John and a few others.

Conspiracy theories might make you feel empowered, but they will always hurt you in the final wash. I think the Putin and Russia fans on this board are in for a real disappointment. I don't see how watch Corbett videos is going to help you navigate the coming misery.

I don't watch nor care for Alex Jones. As for Corbett, I enjoy (and learn) from his videos on transhumanism and digital slavery, which we all know is coming in one form or another. I know very little of his 911 Videos, but the one I watched was enlightening. I don't watch prepper videos, other than some youtube channels on canning, gardening, and the like. Things that help me stay out of the economy as much as possible.

I, too, have seen war up close and personal and know the devastation it leaves behind - in the countries where they occur and in the minds of the men and women who fought in what I now realize were senseless wars.

Putin is not a good guy. None of the "leaders" of this world are good guys. They're all just playing their respective roles.

I'm a voracious consumer of information, and over the years, I have come to understand that most "news" is nothing more than propaganda. If you want to continue to live in your fantasy world, that's your choice.

1. If everyone says the same thing, I do not listen to it.
2. I ask questions and try to get answers.
3. As a Christian, I live with a mindset of being set apart from the world. I live in it, but I don't belong to it.
4. I don't care about what they argue over in politics, I care about what they all agree to because that's where the real dangers lie.
5. I don't play political dissensions
6. I make sure to follow the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to understand the world's agenda.
7. There is no longevity in this current scheme.
8. The majority is against me, not for me. I get it. I don't care.
9. Satan controls this world, and so when I see anyone propped up and supported by this system, I know they have sold out in some fashion
10. Everything we see in Ukraine is about collapsing the old-world order. It's better to see it than be surprised when it comes.
You write a lot and say nothing. Your moral compass is also broken. Simply dismissing anyone who disagrees with you is obnoxious and stupid. I, at least, hear people out. You refuse to even listen.

[kevin]

You write a lot and say nothing. Your moral compass is also broken. Simply dismissing anyone who disagrees with you is obnoxious and stupid. I, at least, hear people out. You refuse to even listen.

Here is my comment.

[thomasglee]

You write a lot and say nothing. Your moral compass is also broken. Simply dismissing anyone who disagrees with you is obnoxious and stupid. I, at least, hear people out. You refuse to even listen.

Here is my comment.

Where do I ever say I dismiss anyone who disagrees with me?

How is my moral compass broken? You know nothing about me beyond this board so you don’t know anything about my moral compass. You laying an unfounded accusation such as you have shows your moral compass is the one that is broken.

If you want to address me respectfully I’ll listen to you as an individual and respond if a response is warranted. What I said is that when EVERYONE (ie the majority, the masses, etc) are all saying the same thing that’s when I’ll tune out. Even John points out it is not individuals that cause GD to repeat, it’s when the masses all start pushing one way.

And by the way, I do not post much and usually when I do it’s a sentence or two at the most. I’ve been on this site 12 years and have made 531 posts. That’s less than 4 posts per month. That’s not a lot of writing.

[guest]

You write a lot and say nothing. Your moral compass is also broken. Simply dismissing anyone who disagrees with you is obnoxious and stupid. I, at least, hear people out. You refuse to even listen.

Here is my comment.

Where do I ever say I dismiss anyone who disagrees with me?

How is my moral compass broken? You know nothing about me beyond this board so you don’t know anything about my moral compass. You laying an unfounded accusation such as you have shows your moral compass is the one that is broken.

If you want to address me respectfully I’ll listen to you as an individual and respond if a response is warranted. What I said is that when EVERYONE (ie the majority, the masses, etc) are all saying the same thing that’s when I’ll tune out. Even John points out it is not individuals that cause GD to repeat, it’s when the masses all start pushing one way.

And by the way, I do not post much and usually when I do it’s a sentence or two at the most. I’ve been on this site 12 years and have made 531 posts. That’s less than 4 posts per month. That’s not a lot of writing.

Why not answer the questions?

You keep telling everyone that they "don't know you", but that means everyone can only judge you by what you write. You post links to conspiracy theorists and act as if you know the truth and everyone is an idiot. You're making a public spectacle of yourself at a time when gullible people like you fall for baseless Russian propaganda and do a lot of harm.

Russia's bioweapon conspiracy theory finds support in US

https://www.aol.com/news/russias-biowea ... 16019.html

We are at war now, whether you choose to accept that in your bubble or not.

You realize that if you were in your dreamland of Russia and spouting off in favor of the enemy, you would disappear.

Russia's baseless claims about secret American biological warfare labs in Ukraine are taking root in the U.S. too, uniting COVID-19 conspiracy theorists, QAnon adherents and some supporters of ex-President Donald Trump.

You may not write much on this site, neither do I, but from what I have read by you is not good. In another day and age, you would have been hanged for treason.

[Guest]

Are these people actually serious? Did they even watch that unbelievable joke of a conference with Juland and Rubio?

Both Carlson and Trump misrepresented congressional testimony from a State Department official saying the U.S. was working with Ukraine to secure material in the biological labs, suggesting that indicated the labs were being used for illegitimate purposes.

https://www.aol.com/news/russias-biowea ... 16019.html

It has spread across mainstream and lower-profile social platforms, including Telegram and Gab, that are popular with far-right Americans, COVID-19 conspiracy theorists and adherents of QAnon, the baseless hoax that Satan-worshipping pedophiles secretly shape world events.

Do you believe in QAnon?

[FullMoon]

Don't answer these"guests". There was a decent post but now it's provocation and bluster. Taking such time to write all that is for professional spooks or freaks. Agenda driven.
Don't answer because we don't want to see more

[Cool Breeze]

Conspiracy theories might make you feel empowered, but they will always hurt you in the final wash. I think the Putin and Russia fans on this board are in for a real disappointment. I don't see how watch Corbett videos is going to help you navigate the coming misery.

You don't see it because you're an establishment normie, which is the first problem we keep pointing out. If you don't want to be a slave, think and act differently. Of course, those caught in the matrix aren't aware of being in the matrix - precisely our point.

Nonsense. His conclusions are correct, but he disagrees about the process and actors. Regardless who's responsible and how it occurs, their Nuclear War thread is what the result will be. CB, yourur conclusions have been incorrect and, when the internet goes down, I would guess you'll be in grave danger. But new won't have the luxury of arguing about who did it at that point.

I don't see anyone being clear about any single position or what the given "conspiracy" is here or there. That's why ad hominem and imprecise language is so damaging. Here we have another example (this topic, not you necessarily FullMoon): who is promoting any "theory" and what is it?

Tom, Vince and I have been correct about inflation, about how that will affect us all and the social and political ramifications of it. Of any prediction on the board, this is one that has actually borne out. Yet I don't know what I'm talking about? I'm already proven right on an important one, one that matters for preparation. The rest are still waiting for doomsday - which may happen - but let's start being honest first before we say someone else doesn't know what's going on or is a "conspiracy" theorist, etc.