>>175151

>4 more years of Saudi and Israeli dick sucking

Anyway fuck China. Let us instead talk about all the ways China is shit and why you should never, ever buy Chinese made goods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DRbxIE-CLvA

>>175157

>>175157
Where am I supposed to get my titanium? Poland? Fuck outta here.

When are the Dems going impeach Trump? It's payback for Billy's Monica incident.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yq7Eh6JTKIg

>>174765
Why did all three towers fall with perfect symmetrical implosion, indicative of demolition, at free-fall speeds, also indicative of demolition? It's physically impossible that any plane collision would have, after a few minutes of smoldering, rendered the support mechanisms on every floor disintegrated, mechanisms which I remind (or inform) you, were designed to withstand more than double the impact of the above floors collapsing. Hell, you can see the explosive charges detonating in the original video, and the scribs, launched multiple miles, would not be possible without a powerful explosive blast. That they were launched from multiple floors is clearly indicative of demolition.

Then there's the fact that, of the half-dozen samples taken at the three debris sites, all of them found high quantities of nano-thermite present, an extremely expensive and powerful explosive rarely used in anything besides demolition and warfare.

Not to mention that following the attack, we immediately shipped off all the evidence to China, where it was never seen again. And then there's the whole PNAC (PNAC was a conservative think tank, 10 out of 25 members of which later served in the Bush cabinet during the attacks) report that highlights the need to create a second pearl harbor event by sending a plane into a tower to garner public support of war in the middle-east. Reminds me a lot of the more recent CANVAS report highlighting the need to attack the Guri dam (and thus the power grid) in Venezuela to garner public support for regime change there.

We could go on all day about the myriad of other holes in the official story, from the crystal-clear cell phone calls at 35000 ft altitude, to the impossible flight paths of the planes, to the flight attendant claiming in a phone call to be on the second floor of a single-story plane, to the swath of architectural engineers who have come out decrying the official story as "impossible", but suffice to say that if you still believe the official story in 2019, then it's because you haven't invested sufficient time into researching it.

User has been warned

Warned by: Spunky

Message: If you'r gonna talk conspiract theories, do so on /tinfoil/

>>175159
Spunky, that's about the weakest possible refutation that you could have been offered. At least you didn't go straight for the ban, but for you to ignore that entire post in favor of calling it tinfoil and then applying mod powers is retarded. There are some weak baseless posts on both sides of this 911 discussion that popped up, and that is probably the one post that clearly makes an effort to use factual evidence to make its case.

>>174947
Doesn't help that every other political organization in Israel that isn't Arab tries to ape the Likudniks. Israel needs race traitors and Hebrew scalawags, not enlightened Zionism. One Israeli John Brown would be worth a million Likudniks.

>>174968

>Doesn't help that every other political organization in Israel that isn't Arab tries to ape the Likudniks.

Yeah, it sucks that the fascist won but let's be honest, it was a contest between four fascists and one diet fascist-lite. Israeli electoral politics is beyond repair.

>One Israeli John Brown

Stop, I can only get so erect.

>>174972
So much for the promised land for Jews....

>>174305
Get the UN involved & let these Equatorial countries sue a USA company.

A Seattlean laments:
https://youtu.be/H2tuKiiznsY
As a Seattle local, near the heart of Boeing manufacturing, I've found that a critical part of this story that hasn't necessarily reached national or international attention is the corporate politics of Boeing.
Some years ago - around 2009 I believe? - Boeing went through a merger with another corporation. The Boeing name was kept, being widely known, but the management positions went almost entirely to the new company.
Boeing engineers and machinists had historically been an incredibly strong union, as the managers of the company knew that these were the people who actually made the company function. While of course there are written plans for all the planes, the technical knowledge of how to build them correctly was passed down directly from old employees to new ones,somewhat like a traditional mentorship.
Now, when the new management came in, there was already tension between the management and the union, since the union had been on strike at the start of the 2008 recession, which had caused a significant blow to company profits. Of course, there's no way the union could have known this, and sometimes that's how strikes go - but rather than understanding that they needed to bargain with the union, the new management decided to destroy it. They fired the vast majority of their senior engineers - I learned all this from a bus driver, who'd been fired just years out from retirement, after working as a boeing engineer for his entire career. They tried outsourcing production of individual parts to China and merely assembling the parts at the Washington plants, but that was a disaster - parts came back in all kinds of wrong sizes and with significant quality issues. So they realized it was critical to make everything in the same plant - and decided to build a new plant in North Carolina, a "right to work" (anti-union) state. This was also a disaster - the engineers they hired there were trying to figure out airplane manufacturing basically from scratch. Again, massive quality issues ensued. Eventually the corporate management realized just how important the mentoring of experienced engineers had been to their production, and sent …

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>>175155
As the video explains, the 737 max was a hastily-designed attempt to put an entirely new engine on the fuselage of the 737 line, which significantly changed the balance of the plane, and caused it to tip up into an angle which could cause stall conditions. From an engineering perspective, this should be an absolute dealbreaker. You don't launch a plane that's going to send itself into stall conditions during normal flight manouvers. That's absurd. The only sensible thing to do would be to redesign to fuselage to balance properly with the new engine. And that's absolutely normal in the world of airplane engineering. It might take a few more years, but the service life of an airplane is a good three decades, so it really shouldn't matter that much whether you're making that profit right now or a few years later.
Only from the perspective of a company trying to make as much money as possible as quickly as possible, veiwing market competition as a game to be won in the month-to-month comparison of profits, could the decision to rush the plane to production with such a fatal design flaw possibly occur.
And the way they chose to "fix" this problem by hiding it takes this profit-driven mindset to even more bizzare levels.
A plane which had such severe balance issues would not have passed regulations - so they hid it with a software system.
A plane which relied on an autonomous software system to prevent total failure would not have passed safety regulations - so they pretended it was a minor stabilization system, not a critical safety system.
If the actual function of the tilt control system was known to pilots, it would have been obvious that the plane was a safety disaster which should never have been cleared to fly - so the pilots manual didn't mention that the system even existed.
If pilots had known what the system was, how to tell if it wasn't working correctly, and how to manually override it, the crashes may have been averted (though the Ethopia flight data shows the pilots did regain manual control, it was too late - but they may have had to waste precious time figuring out what was going wrong.) But that information was intentionally hiden fro…

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>>175101

It related to my post from before

Its quite hilarious to see Trump flip flop so hard and fast on the Mueller report that not even his cult can keep up with it.

>>175106

It's not even complex, it's just plain chaotic to keep up with. It's not even lies or
BS tricks. It's far beyond any possibility for them to keep track of basically anything in this miss-administration. I guess it's always been that way.

>>175147
>>175153
Security in the Middle East is also needed to keep them from blowing up historical sites tbh, or to keep dumb fucking Americans from looting it

>>175126

>Also, the idealism that permits one to spend so many resources on a god damn symbol instead of on materially >improving the lives of the citizens in general is just outright ridiculous, and I think people are starting to realize that. >Yeah, it's a shame about the Notre Dame (but it's still just a building). Sorry, not sorry.

People are going to 'start' realizing 'that' for a long time to come I think; don't you?

>>175126
9/11 was basically nothing as well, huh? Imagine, the world wanted to help and support the US after the buildings went down, but instead the US rebuffed those who were saddened and supportive in the world, in lieu of invading Iraq. Right?

>>170557
Facebook next?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2GVxYfKSxA

>Google remembers your searches

https://spreadprivacy.com/delete-google-search-history/

>>175154
Couldn't we in theory "poison" google search history with some script that searches random subjects we have no interest in?

>>175085
As far as I know, historically, the forces of conservatism and reaction tend to be much better at consolidating in the face of opposition than the left.

I mean that's a common theme in nearly every revolution, if the left doesn't splinter or get co-opted, it gets stabbed in the back by wealthy, but politically excluded centrists who push back against the left when they get their political reforms, which are immediately rolled back when the divided left/center no longer threatens the conservative order.

>>175135
In a situation where lives are potentially on the line a really old instinct kicks in where any new idea is a potential threat and rigidly sticking to what you know stops your tribe from dying off from malnutrition and tiger attacks

>>175136
That model could describe the lumpen proletariat voting for Napoleon III, Willhelm (IV?), etc, but the ideology of the restored bourbon regime in France to guys like Metternich and Willhelm in Germany, to Porfirio Díaz and Victoriano Huerta in Mexico is very clearly a reflection of their material interests.
When looking at leaders in a revolution, personal desire for power explain the actions of the center/right much better than some abstract, unfalsifiable tribal conjecture.

Reactionaries and centrists in power adopt/promote conservative ideologies to restrict power to themselves.

Personally I cooled quite a lot to Assange when I learned he didn't bother to redact the names of Afghan interpreters (and didn't really care). Both Manning and Snowden should have been able to count on him to do the journalism bit of the leaking.

Not that Julian should be handed over to the U.S.A. as it cannot be trusted to treat him fairly or humanely given its recent track-record. Not that I blame him for being paranoid really but he should be aware of what he's charged with, why and the potential punishments thereof. Not exactly worth jailing yourself in an embassy for this long.


Also why the fuck is he roleplaying ISIS? pic related.

>>175121
He's clearly roleplaying a Christian monk of some sort. What kind of a retard are you? Not everyone with a beard who makes a religious hand sign is some suicide bomber mass rapist genocidal warlord you know. Why, some of those people don't even have beards or a real religion!

>>175119
Honestly the US can't simply kill him because it'd be obvious they killed him which would just make a martyr. The US is way more interested in making examples of people, preferably by destroying all public credibility first. Assange had largely been neutralized by being in the embassy. It's also typically not the US' style to murder a journalist in a foreign embassy the way the Saudis do, even if it's just Ecaudor. Hence why they went out of their way to call him a rapist, and are now trying to paint him as some trump enabler after having convinced the rightards he's some sort of "traitor". They want to make sure he's completely alone when they take him out, either through courts or other means of ensuring his silence. Few people are actually interested in assassinations except gangster states like Russia. Targeted killings leave bodies, and bodies leave questions, and those questions draw uncomfortable amounts of attention. Murder is actually often a last resort if they aren't wielding guns and bombs.

Wikileaks has fostered government transparency around the world. Just a few of the things wikileaks has reveals:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8mK1eZhavc
(Lee Camp, of Redacted Tonight)

Yeah they have been saying they are gana do this for like 20 years. I'll believe it when I see it.

>>175022
Yeah, one of them converted not just to Islam but to Salafist Islam, in particular the Wahhabism of Daesh. He was window shopping for extremist ideologies. When his roommates (who were also Atomwaffen members, because this is really just a clique of edgy 20-somethings who started taking the edge seriously) started making fun of him, he murdered two of them, while the other came home later and turned him in. Atomwaffen today is apparently twelve people, and six of them are federal agents. They're the mirror inverse of Red Guards Austin on the left, who LARP as Senderistas and whose leadership has very obviously flipped. You might know RGA as the people behind "tactical leggings", because they showed up to a counter-protest brandishing AR15s but in skinny jeans and leggings. They're a joke to everyone else in the communist movement, including Maoists.

Neocons do absolutely perform rituals of human sacrifice. It's an open secret, but no one talks about it. It makes the pee tape look downright insignificant, a minor perversion compared to what these degenerates do. Look at Dick Cheney. How is that man even alive? I'll tell you: ritual human sacrifice. John Bolton at this point is a skeleton in a suit with a glued on mustache animated by dark magic. Mike Pompeo looks like a bloated corpse about to explode with gas like a beached whale. There's just no other explanation for this.

>>175020
Should be <2%.

>>175036
Religion is about behaviour control

>>175060
You can control behavior WITH sex. It's why propaganda is always some scared woman of [insert your country] being attacked by monster with rapey intentions from [insert enemy country] saying SHE NEEDS YOU! dumb shit. Modern advertising is a fantastic example of this.

>>175046
Honestly I've thought about this today and decided that it may not even be necessary to execute the chicken fuckers and sheep fuckers, although the hardest part would be these are people you knew in tribal times. Because really, I'd probably let people routinely violating standard hygiene be not-stoned to death, but fucking animals you'd be executed along with the raped animals and either burned or buried really deep and away from contaminating the water table. If I have to explain it to a bunch of troglodytes as bacteria are little demons and certain wicked behaviors attract them then so be it. Although tbh I think we could just send them all to some leper colony or something. I don't think I'd be able to feel very Jesus-y without any medicine. Not that if you fuck a farm animal it's necessarily worse than eating uncooked flesh, or worse, keeping a bunch of farm animals together, but still. Cross-species zoonoses are where we got some of the most lively civilization destroying pathogens.

So in that regard yeah, homosexual orgies can kill a civilization, just like tons of unprotected sex can kill civilization, just like eating uncooked flesh can kill civilization, and just like keeping lots of different species crammed together can kill civilization. You really do not want to fuck with those things as some tribal from 6000BC. There is no latex. You're going to be barebacking without any medication. Sadly even today most people are just too fucking dumb to get this.

>>175048
That's hilarious. Sounds like the group was always completely irrelevant though. And I have no problem with people brandishing ARs. The left needs to embrace self defense since it's us vs the entire media/banking/military/law enforcement complex and the political cocksuckers with greased palms. It's one thing at least the right has figured out that bafflingly the left hasn&…

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>>174369

>Tom Clancy James Bond Metal Gear Solid shit.

lol not it isn't it's sit on a bottle tier

Turns out Russia, China, and the US all suck. Who knew?

>>174372
All politicians sucketh big time

>>174900

>>You've got to become exactly like them to defeat them!

Said everyone ever while on the way to becoming the thing they love most (i.e. that which they claim to hate.)

>>174900
Right on! Like, you can't reform the prison industrial complex from the outside, you have to actually be IN prison to reform it from the inside!
the best way to destroy that shithole is to not ever use it to begin with. Anything else is freely giving away your data and at this point makes me not want to associate with you. It's actually gotten to the point where I actively want to avoid everyone who's hooked into shit like FB, twatter, instagram and so on.

>>174903
The main problem with my plan to eventually create a parallel society is all the people I hate are just going to eventually join and destroy that one too, but on the plus side at least it can be limited to petty backstabbing and social gossip instead of this massive satanic spy complex under Google, FB and so on.

>>174862
Just quit facebook for a couple of days. Feel the difference.

>Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that the country's farmers were having a hard enough time without the actions of Aussie Farms, the group named as being behind the protests.
>Farmers across Australia are struggling with one of the worst droughts in history, with costs of stock feed and transport spiralling.
>According to the Australian Broadcasting Corp, parts of eastern Australia have been in drought for up to seven years with no end in sight.

Honestly it sounds like they should be getting out of the business anyways, mass scale cattle ranching isn't sustainable at the best of times and it sounds like the land itself is telling them its time to stop.

>>174596
Cattle ranching in Austtralia was fucking stupid to begin with. It's basically scrub land at best with some rainforest to the north theyve probably been busily destroying. I do not give two shits about cattle ranchers.

Eat less meat, mmkay?
Protest done.