Thread by @KanysLupin

Note to self: Tailgating occurred in December 2009, Brooklyn apartment I think on more than one occasion. The one where a BAH employee also lived. Woman holding box of files said “No rush.” Asian man pretended to be contractor.

One again also notes I do not own a time machine and that this was before January 2010 when I, out of desperation and anger over incessant harassment, made a contribution to @wikileaks , which in turn was months before Chelsea Manning’s arrest.

And I STILL think that a government that does or allows this to be done, this kind of KGB crap, deserves to have its dirty, murderous secrets exposed for all the world to see. You can’t do right by us, why would we defend you and the 0.1% you represent? Not the same agenda.

The ruling class agenda is only for the 0.1%’s benefit. The 0.1%’s agenda requires suppressing the 99.9%. It’s all backward and upside-down, but those are the facts.

You can continually point at Russia, and it is a problem, but it isn’t as big a problem as CIA and the way-too-many private security contractors violating the Conspiracy Against Rights law, aka the Constitution on a daily basis.

One notes that merely mentioning the Constitution, the foundational legal document for the existence and alleged purpose of @TheJusticeDept and @FBI can get you on the watch list of same. Make sense of that. Again, something is horribly wrong and it’s domestic, not foreign.

Could go on and on. Team Themis’ Aaron Barr says in an email that honey traps, grabbing ahold of people sexually is how to do business. This includes of course people protesting. Who went to jail? The people exposing it.

Demonstrable failure from @BarackObama and @EricHolder. They took an oath, both of them; as did W and Trump, to do the opposite of what they did. BlackCube harasses, maybe even involved in assassinating rape accusers; PsyGroup kills HRC’s election hopes.

Whose fault was it? Russia. Not the private corporate spying outfits that operate by definition illegally because they are based on for example CIA whose job is to do illegal things. Somehow it was all Russia. Because they cannot criticize billionaires even though they kill jobs.

That’s right. That’s where the big money is. You build up, crank production, then lay off a bunch of people so you coast in to a stock hike with lower labor costs.

Putin couldn’t do this on his best day. And it’s why Democrats lose & will again lose to another Trump or the orig

But, no, the answer is to foment rebellion by failing to do their jobs and then pretend to do their jobs by arresting and shooting those they drove to rebellion. It’s quite the scam. 0.1% loves them all for it because it also provides maximum pain...

... and what else can you give the Pharaohs who have everything but human suffering as an offering to their obvious superiority to the rest of us?

I mean, sure it was Canada, at least the one we know of as public, that Eric Prince committed some “light” treason to. Does anyone really believe if someone not a billionaire did so that they wouldn’t have prosecuted them and slammed the door on double digit years?

Someone not a CIA contractor you must also note. A whole lot of the bigger, more famous ones were / are surveillance contractors of course. And Epstein who instead was a contractor to blackmail them and more into doing what CIA wants.

Does being able to ask a surveillance robot to back a movie up ten seconds while you are ironing really make up for having no say whatsoever in your government? For having government agencies give your info to multinational corporations so they can steal your wealth?

Fun commercials, but it’s attempting to get you to buy into having a FBI agent not behind your mailbox as Hoover wanted people to believe, but a Booz Allen Hamilton microphone in your house in reality.

Foment rebellion AND at the same time make it “legal” to murder American citizens with drones {which really means BAMN, drone method is just a formality once that door is open, anything goes}.

They were brown, so of course that’s ok with @GOP, but they were also American citizens, so it was to set the precedent. We are to go back and forth between extreme classism and extreme racism. Those are our “choices.”

theintercept.com/2017/01/30/oba…

Fight it with your rights, oops we gotta kill you now.

Do nothing, oops, you should have used your rights to stop them taking all your stuff.

Purposeful. Cannot be an accident. Power wants it that way, jail this way, death this way, everyone in the herd steered one way or the other, like a corporate mass manufacturing line. Like a Nazi death camp train.

Our current and previous POTUSes are both fond of calling powerless people they don’t like “punks” and “losers.” I say that this is the best indicator of gutless bullies. Trump didn’t want to stand up for Americans; Biden doesn’t really, in a meaningful way, have the courage.

“We’re all in the mafia and Peter Thiel is a made guy so we can’t touch him. We gotta jail and shoot a bunch of idiots who fell for his crap, people won’t know the difference, they’re sheep.”

Repeat, ad infinitum, until the 0.1% manage to wrest government control from the political class, which is also a major natsec threat, pitfall.

Callback to tweet way above, probably also how the WL donation occurred in the first place, though again my only regret is not realizing what complete BS the process and system have become sooner and somehow thinking a faux-binary party system works.

https://twitter.com/KanysLupin/status/1394058362103291906

Again, see CIA trademark target self-blame M.O. re tailgating: “It’s your fault we violated your rights b/c YOU held the door for us.”

Sort of half-compulsion a la serial killer and half-distortion like some evil genie. That’s CIA “legal” department in a nutshell methinks.