Who Are You When No One Is Watching ???

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Joined May 2011
Once you understand The Agenda - you start seeing it everywhere
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Dragan M. retweeted
Chacun chez soi et tout ira mieux
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This is what the end of an empire looks like.
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🇨🇵 LUCIUS DOMITIUS MACRONUS...
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🚨🇫🇷This is what stores across Paris look like tonight. The only things the mob left behind were pork salami and steaks.
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Let’s connect some dots. Oracle was founded in 1977. Its first major client was the CIA. The company’s name came from a CIA project code-named “Oracle.” Co-founder Larry Ellison (Jewish by heritage, raised in a Jewish family) has been one of the largest private donors to Friends of the IDF. In 2017 he gave $16.6 million, the largest single gift in the organization’s history at the time, on top of earlier multi-million-dollar donations, plus other support for Israeli causes and close personal ties to Netanyahu. In 2024, Ellison described a future of AI-analyzed cameras everywhere (body cams, doorbells, dash cams, security feeds) feeding into massive data centers: “Citizens will be on their best behavior because we are constantly recording and reporting everything that’s going on.” Oracle remains deeply embedded in U.S. government work, including a recent multi-billion-dollar Pentagon software deal covering the military and intelligence community, while Ellison helps drive the $500 billion Stargate AI data-center buildout announced alongside Trump, and maintains high-level relationships in Washington and Jerusalem. That same network now extends into the information layer. Through his son David and Oracle’s capital, the Ellison family has assembled a media portfolio that includes Paramount and CBS, is positioned to take control of Warner Bros. Discovery (CNN, HBO, and the Warner studio library), and holds a significant stake in TikTok’s U.S. operations. The result is ownership spanning major broadcast and cable news, Hollywood production and libraries, and a dominant short-form platform, acquired and expanded with the benefit of the same political access that greases the government and AI infrastructure deals. With the surveillance infrastructure, the government contracts, the foreign military philanthropy, and the political access all converging on the same network, who do you think really shapes how our government operates? And with the media and platform reach now added to that same network, who shapes how the public perceives news and information? The Matrix was non-fiction.
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Dragan M. retweeted
Мислам дека не сте свесни колку голем проблем веќе имаме со турциве кои демек студираат или работат тука, а ќе стане уште поголем. Чаламот веќе го покажуваат по улициве низ центарот на Скопје
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In 1900, a tire company gave away a little book. Today, the world’s greatest chefs live and die by its stars. Worth a special journey… for whose tires? 🐺 Go quiet. Watch. Learn. #michelin #michelinstar #marketing #history
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This man just said what people are scared to admit. If you keep swallowing disrespect to “keep the peace,” you’re not keeping the peace. You’re just making yourself the designated dumping ground. They’re sleeping fine. You’re the one lying awake rehearsing conversations they already forgot. You keep explaining. You keep forgiving. You keep making allowances because “they’re going through something.” Meanwhile they’re treating your patience like an unlimited resource. At some point, understanding their behavior turns into underwriting it. Consequences don’t require some dramatic revenge plot. Just stop giving unlimited access to people who keep misusing it. “I love you” and “you cannot treat me this way” can live in the same sentence. They’ll call you mean. They’ll say you’ve changed. Of course they will and they used to hand you the bullshit and walk away while you cleaned it up. Now you’re handing it back. Compassion does not cancel accountability. You can understand why someone acts like that without volunteering to absorb it. You’re allowed to be a safe place for someone’s vulnerability. You do not have to be a comfortable place for their cruelty. Who else needed to hear that today? Drop a comment if you’re done being the emotional wagon.
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No, she does not realize anything. No, she will not realize anything. No, she will not change her belief system. Because she has none. Only high-testosterone, high-IQ heterosexual males speak and act as a result of their mental model of the system as a whole. Everyone else just says and does whatever they think will keep them safe, and maybe get them a pat on the head. Her mental model is not "Diversity is good for France." Her mental model is "if I say diversity is good for France, others will approve of me". If you have enough voters who believe things simply because others believe them, democracy becomes irrelevant. Actual opinion no longer matters, only the illusion of consensus. Because the people who are swayed by the illusion of consensus become the swing voters, and everyone who actually needs to be reasoned with becomes irrelevant. That's what women's suffrage is really for. That's what immigration is really for. That's what government school systems are for. They are all for generating a critical mass of voters whose opinions are formed outside their heads. That's why the entire Western political class appears to hate high-T hetero White men suddenly and all at once. Western high-T hetero White men are the demographic that advances civilization at all, but they are also the greatest impediment to managerial rule. And guess which one the political class actually cares about. So, no, women are not going to suddenly wake up and reverse course. You are not going to seize power by changing women's minds. You must change women's minds by seizing power.
The face someone makes when they realize the racists were right all along:
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Један од најранијих знакова нездравих црева #теоријеᛃ
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They loaded a known Neurological Disease causing pesticide, DDT, into planes and sprayed the people below to try and stop the symptoms appearing of Neurological Disease. Make it make sense.
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Се молат каурите да не прават цигански работи😂😂😂 Ееее и циганиве дигнаа глава и ни се серат дека сите сме бугари, и дека сите зимаме социјална помш, детски додаток и уште све какви не цигански работи дозволени од македонските даночни обврзници😡😡😡😡
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Dragan M. retweeted
The moment you drink coconut water,your body start the hidden process.. Watch the facinating journey of what happens inside your body.. #coreanatomy #coconutwater
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מת על הפרשנות שלה😂😂🦾
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Real reason Tech companies removed the headphone jacks.. Watch here :
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HOW TRAUMA CAN AFFECT GENERATIONS? Trauma doesn’t always end with the person who experienced it. Sometimes, it continues through the patterns they unknowingly pass down. A parent who was never allowed to express emotions may raise a child who struggles to understand their own feelings. A person who grew up in survival mode may mistake control for safety, silence for peace, and emotional distance for strength. A family that never learned how to communicate may pass down generations of unspoken pain, unresolved conflict, and love that is felt but rarely expressed. Children don’t just inherit family traditions. They can also inherit fears, coping mechanisms, attachment patterns, and beliefs about what love is supposed to feel like. What one generation doesn’t heal, the next may learn to normalize. But this is where the cycle can change. The moment someone begins to question the patterns they grew up with, they create an opportunity for something different. Healing means learning to communicate where there was silence. Choosing understanding where there was judgment. Establishing boundaries where there was dysfunction. Giving children the emotional safety we may never have experienced ourselves. It means recognizing that our parents may have been wounded people doing the best they could with what they knew, without denying the pain their actions caused. We can have compassion for their wounds without continuing their patterns. And we can honor our ancestors without repeating everything they survived. You are not responsible for the wounds that came before you, but you can take responsibility for what you choose to carry forward. Let the pain teach you, not define you. Let the cycle end with awareness, not resentment. Sometimes, the most powerful thing you can do for generations you will never meet is to begin healing the parts of yourself that were never given the chance to heal. Because healing is not just personal work. It can become a different inheritance. What if you are the generation that finally learns a new way to love, communicate, and live?
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Mass migration explained via The 3 Little Pigs. I present to you: “Jeff”
She voted for it. She welcomed them. Faced with the encore, she begs them to stop. In her heart she knows they will not. Everything she believed. That they were French like her, fighting for the same cause. That the ones who warned her were full of hate. That she would be safe. It all falls apart in this moment. She is terrified of what comes next. In her heart she knows. Only remigration can save her.
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