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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Mar 23

Dear @elonmusk ,
This is why the Left needs to hate you:
“Rules for Radicals has various themes. Among them is his use of symbol construction to strengthen the unity within an organization.
He would draw on loyalty to a particular church or religious affiliation to create a structured organization with which to operate, the reason being that symbols by which communities could identify themselves created structured organizations that were easier to mobilize in implementing direct action. Once the community was united behind a common symbol, Alinsky would find a common enemy for the community to be united against.
The use of common enemy against a community was another theme of Rules for Radicals, as a uniting element in communities.
Alinsky would find an external antagonist to turn into a "common enemy" for the community within which he was operating. Often, this would be a local politician or agency that had some involvement with activity concerning the community. Once the enemy was established, the community would come together in opposition of it. This management of conflict heightened awareness within the community as to the similarities its members shared as well as what differentiated them from those outside of their organization.
The use of conflict also allowed for the goal of the group to be clearly defined. With an established external antagonist, the community's goal would be to defeat that enemy.”

I highly recommend this book against Alinsky’s psychological tactics:
Jeff Hedgpeth - Rules For Radicals Defeated. 👈🏼
Recognize, defend against, & successfully defeat the Progressive assault against Truth.

Jeff Hedgpeth’s book is a MUST READ

goodreads.com/book/show/1892…

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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Mar 22

The most dangerous men (and women) in America, at least where our liberty is concerned, may be wearing black robes and presiding over our courtrooms. Yes, I’m talking about judges at all levels, but particularly Federal Judges, who are appointed for life terms.
A classic example of those is Judge James Boasberg, who is Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. I suggest you do a little research on this man. Although originally nominated to the federal bench by George W. Bush, he is anything but Republican-leaning in his decisions.

Source: alfrancis.substack.com/p/the-most-dan…

Appointed to the “FISA” court by SCOTUS Chief Justice John Roberts, he later was the judge who presided over the trials and sentencing of many of the J-6 defendants. His rulings and sentencing were, to say the least, brutal. Except for Ray Epps, that is, the FBI informant who was recorded on video exhorting a crowd to “Go INSIDE the Capitol Building” while people around him shouted “FED, FED!” Epps was sentenced to a slap on the wrist, one year of probation, and no jail time. Now, Boasberg is engaged in a legal embroglio with President Trump and his attempts to deport some of the most dangerous illegal aliens in our country, members of the Tren de Aragua gang from Venezuela.
Unbelievably, Boasberg is maintaining that Trump, through I.C.E. and the Department of Homeland Security, had no right to send them to El Salvadore, whose government agreed to place them in a maximum security prison there, after Venezuela refused to accept them back into their home country.

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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Feb 19

Using American taxpayer funds against the American people’s constitutional rights 👇🏾
“The Department of Defense funded a ‘large scale social deception’ program, according to public spending disclosures. The Federalist has uncovered documents showing how the federal government used ‘social engineering’ programs to develop networks of fraudulent social media accounts capable of violating Americans’ rights to speech and privacy online — and, potentially, psychological warfare.
The DOD awarded more than $9.1 million for Thomson Reuters Special Services(TRSS) for ‘ACTIVE SOCIAL ENGINEERING DEFENSE… LARGE SCALE SOCIAL DECEPTION’ starting in 2018, according to government funding disclosures. Of the total amount promised, the federal government reportedly paid — or ‘outlayed’ — more than $268,000 for the project.” 🧵

“TRSS is a subsidiary of Thomson Reuters, which owns the leftist media outlet Reuters. According to the company’s website, it offers ‘scalable solutions to governments and global institutions,’ and its leadership ‘leverages real-world experience in the US Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, law enforcement and the private sector.’ The Air Force awarded the contract, and the DOD’s Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) — the military’s shady research branch — funded the work in ‘large scale social deception.’”

“A DARPA funding document shows the Air Force’s 711th Human Performance Wing, Human Effectiveness Division, enabled this project in 2018 — initially promising just $1 million before increasing the obligated amount to more than $9.1 million. The division, according to its website, is ‘composed of a diverse group of scientists and engineers studying developing technologies specific to the human element of warfighting.’
Many other contracts were part of the same project, dedicated to building a network of phony online accounts, which the government would supposedly use to defend against ‘social engineering’ attacks. While this may seem harmless, the mechanics of the system leave it open for potential use against Americans.”

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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Feb 16

“Trampled by the hordes of tourists crossing the Place Jean-Paul II in front of the Notre Dame Cathedral lies a small piece of hidden French history – the Point Zéro.”
Follow the history thread below 👇🏾 🧵

“The Point Zéro or known by its full name ‘Point Zéro des routes de France’ has a very specific and historic function.

Quoting Wikipedia: ‘In many countries, Kilometre Zero (also written km 0) or similar terms in other languages (also known as Zero mile marker, control stations or control points) is a particular location (often in the nation’s capital city), from which distances are traditionally measured.’
In many cases it also doubles as the center of the city, but the Kilometre Zero and the Geographical Center are not always the same -> as we know is the case with Berlin.”

“Set in concrete, the small brass octagonal plate is the central point from which all roads in France are measured.
Despite digging a bit deeper, no information could be found when the Point Zéro was officially set. Maybe someone out there knows more, but it seems like no one on the internet has really bothered to ask that question. Interestingly enough, only a handful of Cities have such a marker, most of them having most likely fallen victim to neglect over time.”

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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Feb 15

The Globalist Swamp is big madz 🤣
“President Donald Trump's envoy has sparked fury among European leaders after being told they would be excluded from the Ukraine-Russia peace talks, causing Emmanuel Macron to call for an emergency summit.”
Link in comments below 👇🏾

dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

“US Special Presidential Envoy for Ukraine and Russia, Keith Kellogg, 80, has encouraged Europe to join the conversation about the Ukraine-Russia conflict, but ultimately said they won't have a final say in the resolution.
'That is not going to happen,' he said at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday. “

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CyberChick

@warriors_mom

Feb 12

“KILL SWITCH: A federal judge ordered the destruction of evidence showing the largest fraud in American history!”
Link in comments below 👇🏾

eko.substack.com/p/kill-switch

“No hearing.
No findings of wrongdoing.
No legal justification.
Just a command to erase proof that hundreds of billions vanished through deliberately disabled controls.
But they can’t erase what’s already been found.”

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