Some say corrupt billionaires are the problem. Some say the corrupt #government is the root of all problems. I’d say corrupt billionaires are literally running the corrupt government.

If you are wealthy, you can do no wrong. You are a ruler without any rules… a 🧵 for awareness… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
PNC Bank seem biased to me, if the reasons it gave don’t hold merit. Image
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Power is more intoxicating than freedom. People with power are less trustworthy than people with freedom. Image
@goddeketal is right on Governments Image
Children raised today will grow up much weaker than they did before. Image
#Government isn’t your friend Image
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If Matthew John David Hancock is arrested for treason, genocide, murder, terrorism, violation of human rights… imagine what should be done to Joe Biden, #BillGates, #KlausSchwab, #Tedros, #Fauci and others who lied under oath to grab more power.
And the winner is your #government Image
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Ayn Rand was right all along. Our society is doomed 👇 Image
#Government is an essential part of human society said - the government Image
French police defending people’s freedoms and upholding their rights

- when there’s bank runs
- when they protest peacefully
- when there’s vaccines protests

Obedience is status quo. Disobedience brings change & progress. Image
Being part of the #Government is a license to loot freely without consequences. If you’re not part of the government, you get incarcerated. Image
You #Government

When they need money: we need more
When you need money: we have none

When they need raises: we need more
When roads need fixes: we have none Image
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EAST:
Vladimir Putin leads the pack
Xi Jinping leads the pack
Narendra Midi leads the pack

WEST:
Joe Biden leads the pack
Kamala Harris leads the pack
Justin Trudeau leads the pack
Emmanuel Macron leads the pack

The west is losing touch. The west is a bunch of sheep leading the… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… Image
Yeah… you’re right 😂 Image
Everything is just fine & dandy Image
US motto in 2023 as always Image
Past: Rain dance brings prosperity
Present: Elections bring prosperity Image
If voting made a difference, they wouldn’t let us do it — Mark Twain

Voting is just a facade to keep you thinking you’re in control, but aren’t Image
#Government sees you as tax cattle Image
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Why does CDC need to track cell phones for “Access home-by-hour” behavior. What was their intention? Image
TRUTH IS TREASON IN AN EMPIRE OF LIES Image
Yay… I’m free Image
Miracle… you have your rights again but at a steep cost to #government Image
#government fixing the problems it created will just create more problems. Image
They don’t care about your life, they just act like they do Image
They care about you, trust me Image
They don’t care about you
They care for themselves Image
Your freedoms & your rights Image
The Economist magazine seems to think that reducing crime by imprisonment of violent criminals is bad for the democracy & human rights
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#Government is often wasteful in spending your tax dollars. They’re highly ineffective and inefficient at work. Image
Ronald Reagan: The most terrifying words in the English language are…

“I’m Here From The Government And I’m Here To Help” Image
Don’t let them #DivideAndRule you all Image

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